have john durham's investigation ongoing. so i think bob mueller has that in the back of his mind as well. you know, he knows that john durham is one of the top u.s. attorneys and one of the top legal minds in america. >> sean: and steel interrogation. we also know he has to say or will he be charged with perjury and great britain? >> laura: we have that and the horowitz ig investigation, the longest investigation. where is that? we want that out yesterday. >> sean: can we speeded up mr. horowitz. come on, you are killing us here. >> laura: the point again and you have hammered this home and explained it to people which is so important better than anybody. what has happened at the core of our criminal justice system, our justice department, where it is supposed to be blind lady justice. blind with regard to politics or your skin color or anything. the corruption at the core is

and mired in the past but we have john durham's investigation

he will talk to john durham and his people. so obviously some sort of deal that has been worked out. this is great news. but according to some reports, there are limitations on the testimony. i can't believe that durham would agree to limitations. but this is what is important. he has to tell the truth to durham because even though his testimony will be given overseas, he can be indicted in the united states if he lies to durham. i assume he will tell the truth because this is the big, this is the big casino now. what he will prove is that the fbi light into fisa warrants and lied to congress and they lie to everybody about what they knew about steele's behavior. the walls are beginning to close in on the fbi fraudsters. >> sean: okay, we talk sarah let about an avalanche cascading down but only a small part. by the way what is taking michael horowitz, 700 people working for him but when do we get the pfizer report finished and completed or is it possible that he's completed it and handed it over to the attorney general and we d

attorney john durham are doing an investigation. this is broader than just the fbi. they will look at all of this. they will get to the bottom television and this is what has to happen. >> sean: explain where we are headed. jim? >> first horowitz will come out. his report a year ago was very good. then we will see where mr. durham and mr. barr where their investigation and what they come back with. remember what he said. when the attorney general testified in front of the united states senate he said there was a failure of leadership in the fbi. comey, strzok and page screwed up. he said spying occurred and he used two terms that should scare us all. unauthorityized political and personal surveillance. >> sean: do you think it happened? >> i have no doubt it happened. where all of this leads is to where we see the director comey, mccabe and peter strzok come to justice because i believe they broke the law. >> sean: will they get held accou accountability? this is all becoming crystal clear and obvious. -- there is no stopping the train. no matter what they do or say

the ag named john durham to look at the origins of the investigation.ut. >> that i think is the most consequential thing that's taken place with respect to this investigation. john durham is a guy who will conduct a completely impartial, very thorough investigation. he's investigated the ca twice. i picked him to investigate the cia in connection with the destruction of the interrogation tapes. my successor picked him, notwithstanding that my successor was democrat, picked him to investigate two cases that he reopened, notwithstanding that they have been closed on interrogation. he did a thorough investigation, basically gave a year of his life to it and he also has a history of having investigated the fbi when he was in boston investigating the case specifically with the corrupt fbi agents and they concealed the fact that innocent people have been convicted of murder because they wanted to continue to use him as an informant. he prosecuted two of those people. he also prosecuted republican governor of connecticut. >> he's an honest broker. >> that's th

john durham will uncover the truth. we'll get the equal justice that you, we, the american people deserve. it is a sad chapter that some people would abuse their power to this level. because when it comes to spying, you can destroy anybody in the country. that's why we have a constitution. which is the foundation of our rule of law. which is where our civil liberties come from. the president, attorney general, are all dedicated to stopping this abuse of power from ever happening again no matter who was involved. let's take a look. >> you clearly believe there were a group of people working against you. do you think president obama was behind it? >> president trump: he certainly must have known about it. it went high up in the chain. you'll find that out. i won't make that statement quite yet. i would say that president obama had to know about it. a previous administration used the intelligence data and agencies to spy on my campaign. >> do you believe president obama spied on your campaign? >> president trump: i don't k

let me ask you on your end because now we have durham, horowitz. we've got john hoover. we have the attorney general, durham and your committee. how deep and how far will you go back? to me, if we have equal justice and application of our laws, it has to be in the beginning. >> you have to find out how the clinton investigation began and how it ended -- >> sean: you think it was rigged? >> i think it's pretty clear to me that if you want her to win, you can't indict here. the main reason she wasn't charged with a crime is because people investigating her wanted trump to lose and her to win. yeah. >> sean: 100 million to zero. >> that's a lot. >> sean: and aren't the people that were voting for donald trump smelly walmart shoppers like me? >> the same people did the clinton e-mail investigation did the counter intelligence investigation and got the warrant. they're all the same people. >> sean: amazing. we'll be watching closely. you made a commitment and we appreciate your diligence to keeping up on this. all right. this is one for the ages. you have the number 1 roswell

attorney john durham has been meeting with william barr on multiple occasions in recent weeks. separately sources tell fox news durham is dialed in asking all the right questions about alleged surveillance abuse in 2016 and how a surveillance warrant was obtained for trump campaign aide carter page. that relied heavily on the dnc/clinton campaign dossier unverified though christopher steele was well-known for the f.b.i. from other investigations. the heavily redacted public records suggest the surveillance application did not rely on the so-called mosaic of intelligence involving multiple streams of information from independent source. as former f.b.i. officials have claimed. in a recent cbs interview the attorney general said there is a significant disconnect. >> probably more questions and that some of the facts that i've learned don't hang together with the official explanations of what happened. >> before the mid-terms republicans who controlled key house committees tried to tee up potential targets for future investigations. lawmakers point to discrepancies over the handlin

better. >> we'll do this again. >> sean: let me ask you on your end, now we've got durham, we've got horowitz, we've got john've got the attorney general, durham, also have your committee, which will be leading in all of these investigations. how deep and how far will you go back? to me, if we have equal justice and application of our laws, it has to be in the beginning. >> you got to find out how the clinton investigation began and how it ended. >> sean: do you think it was very good? >> i i think it is pretty clearo me that if you want her to win, you can't indict her. the main reason she wasn't is becauseh a crime were investigating her, they wanted trump to lose in her to win rates we won 100 million to zero. isn't that true? the people that were voting for donald trump smelly walmart shoppers like me? >> these are the same people that did the clinton email investigation, the counterintelligence investigation,nt the warrants, e all same people. >> sean: amazing. we will be watching closely. you have made a commitment. we appreciate your diligence to keep up on this. all right, this is one for the ages. y

welcome to "hannity," breaking only moments ago from "the new york times," major new development in john durham's investigation into the origins of the russia probe, this is huge. if your name is brennan, clapper, or comey, you may want to lawyer up because he's seeking interviews with top cia officers. investigation into the investigators is going to be all-encompassing like we have been telling you, it will likely now spread across continents. pay attention to italy, great britain, and australia. according to the times, cia director gina haskell is instructing her agency to fully cooperate and they will. from the dirty dossier to the ramp at that spying against trump associates and the leaking of sensitive material to rig an election, the single biggest abuse of power scandal in american history, the truth is now being covered. the boomerang of all boomerangs of justice is in full swing and high-ranking former bureaucrats, they are in deep trouble tonigh tonight. there's no stopping this train. democrats and their friends in the media are still fixated on one issue and one only -- raged psychos

by john durham, the united states attorney. by others in the u.s. attorney's office and the department of justice professionals. there is not some outsider, bob mueller being brought in, you are now counsel, what the bill barr has done is that we are using the resources of the justice department and he has also made a very clear that he is getting cooperation from the intelligence agencies. by the way, including it appears foreign agencies. so i think that we should be very optimistic that at long last we will know the truth. >> sean: we saw what happen with a couple of italian intel people, gregg jarrett, how do you interpret this letter? >> well, what struck me was it is a nongovernmental. that means people like glenn simpson, fusion gps, nellie ohr at that same company, it also means the democratic national committee and the hillary clinton campaign, who were involved in paying for the phony dossier that was used as a pretext amongst the investigation as well as lying to the fisa court to spy on a trump campaign associate. this is very broad, it

>> i supported john durham to be united states attorney. i have great respect for him. i think this investigation is a waste of his talent. and i am trusting and hopeful he will do the right thing here. >> senator blumenthal thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> breaking news. a helicopter crashes on the roof of a new york city skyscraper, killing the pilot, sparking a fire and shutting down several blocks right in the middle of manhattan. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. he'd be proud of us. protect your family, your business and everyone who counts

but john durham can.gation will be talking to them so have you got to wonder what's going through the minds of some of the people you just mentioned like john brennan for example. i want to play something for you that just came in this evening. this is an interview that abc george stephanopoulos did with president trump in the oval office talking about whether or not candidates should listen to foreign governments who are volunteering information about their opponents. let's listen to happened get your reaction to it. >> campaign this time around if foreigner, if russia, if china and someone else offers you information on opponent do you accept it or call the finn? >> i think do you both. i think you might want to listen. there is nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a country norway, we have information on your opponent. i don't know. i think i would want to hear it. >> martha: you know, a lot of responds from that in a lot of places. what's your response to that? is it okay for a presid

at this hour, john durham's investigation into the origins of this pressure witch hunt now causing massive panic among man deep state officials, including many at the top of the uppern: echelon of the cia, again, not rank and file. remember last week "the new yorb times" reported durham's investigation "provoked anxiety in the ranks of the cia" and

evidence seems to point to the fact they did, bill barr is going to get to the bottom of that with john durhamu.s. attorney from connecticut. americans want to see what took place at the origins and the start of this trump-russia investigation. judge jeanine: one of the things you said was he thought whoever might have done this, and he said, you know, he thought maybe it was their way of handling what they thought was, you know, an improper interpretation of the law. he didn't see it as treasonous. do you remember that? >> we want all the facts. but what we already know is they took one party's opposition research document, the dossier, they dressed it up, took it to a secret court and got a warrant. to violate a american citizens liberties to spy on a campaign. if a republican administration did that, the left would go crazy. bill barr said he'll find out what took place. i have full confidence in him. judge jeanine: i do, too. judge jeanine: what a week to president trump as he puts the screws to congress on immigration and sends a clear message to iran, and fitting in a raucous kickoff to

. >> a lot of investigations into the same thing, john durham is one, michael horwitz and john hubertchael with the inspector general, we expect to get that report at some.what we learned in the mueller report is the steel dossier made some false claims about michael cohen, carter page and the allegation is the fbi knew this and still used the dossier anyway. does that spell big trouble to you? >> reporter: it shows extreme sloppiness if not outright fraud on the fisa report. it mike horowitz will dig that up and uncover it and mister durham will as well. there were some false statements about the statement that michael cohen went to prague. he has never been to prague but the real false statements, salacious allegations against donald trump which is what led jim comey and others to say this is an unverified report. that was not pointed out in fisa applications. >> let's talk about john dean, the former white house counsel hammered by republicans at yesterday's house judiciary committee hearing. you were there yesterday. you said you thought he was a distraction. why do you say that?

john durham has met with attorney general william barr on multiple occasion in wee recent weeks and isigging into the fbi's use of fisa warrants during the 2016 election to spy on the trump campaign. joining us is corey lewandowski, former trump campaign chairman. some suggest it could go all the way to the top of the previous administration. >> i think we'll get to the top of this. president trump has given attorney generaattorney generale discretion to declassify any documents that he wants. the american people deserve to see the fisa application and the predicate for the application. the false dossier paid for by the clinton campaign throug thre perkins law firm. they were denied which only takes place in 2% of the application. they were being denied because they were being overly political and the judge refused to grant the application. now with u.s. attorney durham on the case, i believe we'll see a criminal referral coming from inspector general horowitz. it will go to the top of the fbi, to senior members of the department of justice and may lead back to the previous white house

the probe led by john durham looking at the activities of nongovernmental organizations and individualsforeign intelligence services. the details were revealed to chairman jerry nadler who asked for details on the scope of the investigation. mike pence taking shots at the man who came before him and an exclusive interview, joe biden flip-flopped, good sign for 2020. >> joe biden has been spun around on a number of issues whether it was his long-standing support for the hyde amendment, whether he is the democrat nominee with the rest of them are, the american people are going to continue to be drawn to this president's consistent common sense conservative leadership. shannon: biden is the front-runner in the 2020 democratic field, new polls show him ahead by 8% among likely iowa caucus voters. for the first time in more than a decade, indy 500 winner is honored at the white house, donald trump hosting them and congratulating them on their dramatic win last month. >> such an honor to represent the country here today, the biggest race in the world and being invited to come to the white hou

john durham, if he wants to go after hillary clinton and the statute hasn't run, be my guest.ckberry devices, five ipads, and the server cleansed with bleach bit. forgive me. but as a lawyer i couldn't think of a stronger obstruction of justice case. yet we read mccabe's book and he spend page after page talking about how the fbi had to work so hard and spend so much money trying to recover the stuff she disdestroyed. but when he explained she and her staff destroyed this. it's one little sentence. this guy was acting director of the fbi. >> it's breathtaking, greg. where was all the effort and energy put into investigating hillary clinton? instead the energy and effort was turned toward candidate trump and president trump. anyone associated with him. bill maher is right, hillary clinton was a horrible candidate. and she was an air gants began the candidate as d she was bean arrogant candidate as well. the left is good at pointing fingers. philadelphia, pennsylvania, wisconsin. >> don't forget ohio. gregg: bill maher is also candid with his personal politics. sheer is. martham

john durham u.s. attorney is going full speed ahead. he has been appointed by william barr.that was unsavory that needs to be correct sod be be it. he wants to get answers. he has worked for democratic administrations and been very effective. his first target is the cia. ainsley: we are learning now that the doj is going to interview two cia officers. one senior intelligence. cia analyst. both of them were involved in the agency's work on understanding the russia campaign to sabotage the election. steve: that's right. this is a big story as you can see, that's the headline in the "new york times." there it is. the number one story right there. congressman john ratcliffe, republican from texas said there are a lot of questions that the cia should answer because it all goes back to the starting of the collusion investigation. here's the congressman yesterday. >> a lot of the questions that relate to the origins of this go to the cia. there is a lot that attorney general barr, i think, has said doesn't jive with respect to that and that's why john durham is looking at the issue

what about john durham and what is he doing on behalf of bill barr. arting to sink his teeth in the fisa abuse, etc. what should we watch out for that? >> durham is a pro. aggressive but fair and push hard for evidence. getting access to things through the inspector general, grand jury, declassifications. he will look hard at all the issues surrounding the origins of these probes. the comparison how the hillary email probe went and the trump, steele. there are a lot of questions. it shouldn't be breaking down on partisan lines. for public investigations the d.o.j. and f.b.i. will play fair and bring their best game. don't look like they did that. if anybody will find out for sure and announce his findings with credibility it will be durham. >> you see the picture of durham? he looks like a serious guy with that beard and all. >> i don't catch him at the bar in the weekend too often. he is reading the constitution most likely. >> bill: this judge released a voicemail from one of the president's attorneys in a call with general flynn's attorney. listen.

we know that john durham in place at this for a while.t they were made, if they were going out there saying there's collusion, all this and that about the administration, i would be doing everything to rehabilitate my story, when the origins come out, the strzok, page, comey, mccabe, john dean is the godfather of using governmental resources to spy on campaigns and what we are finding out now is this was nothing more than coordinated effort by the obama administration department of justice to actually go after a candidate they didn't like, so the democrats know that this stuff is coming out pretty soon, they are going to have to do explaining to the american people of why they tried to take down the president while at the same time realizing and not wanting to look at what was there. one more thing, brian, what mueller did say that we had foreign interference in our election, they tried to schedule a hearing on trying to find out exactly what mueller did find in the affirmative, no, all they want to do is go after the president to satisfy

attorney john durham is looking into the origins under the direction of the attorney general, it seemse he has wide latitude to go back to the start of this whole thing. >> i half agree with john, there's nothing surprising here, barr has already served this up to durham. if there is anxiety and i could see there is, it's not because of this report because of the whole probe, the place i disagree with john is some kind of exigent, they are already two probes of this going on, this has been a dearly embraced talking point by the president to date to great disappointment, the attorney general has embraced those talking points. i think there is nervousness at the end of the day the ag might come out that way. on the other hand, durham is the one who will be making the recommendation, he has done it in the past. i wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't find any wrong doing, nevertheless while he is on the job, there is a continuing talking point of investigating the investigators which the president can use in his campaign rallies. >> shannon: someone is hoping to her place him, senator kamal

. >> this is separate, on john durham, he is the one to watch, a serious prosecutor, who is not beholden hard, and come up with credible information. blake: james trust y thank you. >> sure. >> as we start the show there was that horrific helicopter crash in midtown, manhattan today. at the axa building. one of the groups inthat building, helicopter pilot was killed. is bnp paribas, on the phone with us is the ceo. jean. thank you for joining us, thank you for calling in. describe to us the moments were look as that helicopter crashed landed on your building. >> well, thank you for having me. as you explained. the helicopter crash landed on roof of manhattan building, where bnp paribas usa headquartered, i was in the building. on one of the highest floors, we felt it, i wanted to report, most important thing to give you a sense we have over 2 thousand employees, all of the employees present were safely evacuated. and. we're actually fully -- par dese of this dramatic situation, it is business as usual here thanks to the staff and all. blake: jean-yves million. ceo of bnp paribas, we're g

and with john durham the very respected united states attorney.oint about mueller's statement he had to clarify and the joint statement about bill barr. who by the way he is doing such a good job. >> sean: barr is trying to save his sorry you know what. >> i look forward when bill barr can speak without being the attorney general of the united states. because i think we will hear a lot, but here's my fundamental point. in his statement to the american people saying this is my fair well, the last thing i will say. i hope it's not. i hopee he will be subpoenaed if necessary. mueller said i am paying tribute peopleintegrity of the who worked for me. he put integrity in play. 20 years ago the integrity of the investigation i was part of was put in play. so what happened? they didn't have to subpoena me. i was requested to testify and i did. that's what we need. john solomon have mentioned th them. there are so many questions. you mentioned them with the john dowd interview which was so important earlier this week. we need to know the truth. >> sean: w

john durham's investigation into the origins of this russia witch hunt causing massive panic. >> seanyou >> sean: not rank and file. remember last week "the new york times" reported durham's investigation provoked anxiety in the ranks of the cia and according to the er

the thing i'm interested in seeing is a bar and john durham can get to the bottom of where the russian began because i do think there was serious abuse in law enforcement and surveillance and intelligence communities and this went back to the west wing and the question becomes are we actually going to have consequences for this because of the massive abuse of power? we have to because will block but also this. one of the foundational principles of our republic is equal application of the law, all stand equal before regardless of their last name or their powerful position and we do not have consequences for breaking of the law we have real problems in the country. jillian: if he had deleted one email it would have been the electric chair for him. a lot of people on the other side, abc news saying the president went after clinton so often on tuesday night one could be mistaken and assuming he was running against her in 2020. a lot of people saying it is time to move on from that. what do you say? >> i don't care if it was john smith or jane dough that used to be our secretary of state. h

horowitz who is looking at the surveillance abuse issue and also the us attorney in connecticut, john durham, who is picking up a lot of these under investigation. what caught my intention was the language the attorney general used when he talks about the surveillance abuse investigation he talks about a discrete area looking at electronic surveillance of carter page. the language says to me the attorney general is very uncomfortable with the evidence he is aware of so far and the other thing that is key on the language when he talks about huber, the us attorney, he says the other issue, huber is working on, relates to hillary clinton. those are winding down and hopefully we will be in position to bring this to fruition, not closure, fruition. to me that sounds like there may be something prosecutorial coming out of that investigation. >> a news dump related to the michelson case. >> the judge in this case said you must release some of these transcripts associated with national security adviser mike flynn. it was a voicemail transcript from the president's former attorney john dowd to michae

attorney john durham is "dialed in" to his ongoing investigation in the origins of the russia witch huntg to sources durham is asking the right questions and gettin t

attorney john durham has been meeting with barr on multiple occasions as he launches the federal review the genesis of the fbi's 2016 russian probe. he describes him as very dialled an n and asked the right questions about alleged surveillance abuse. >> dana: thank you. i know we're anxious for that. are you ready for campaign trail mix? today we have rivals joining to support a losing candidate. a new front in the war against coal. and 2020 long shot packs her bags and moves to iowa. doug mcelway is live in washington with more. doug? >> reporter: what better place for pete buttigieg than in atlanta georgia. georgia is the state where democratic candidate stacey abrams still says voter suppression denied her a win and she has not let up since. buttigieg hopped on her bandwagon and so has joe biden. >> voter suppression. we saw it first hand. it's why one of the most talented people stacey abrams isn't your governor today. >> reporter: the win in georgia was due in part to a purge of voter rolls. but it was a democratic legislature and a democratic governor zell miller who signed the st

attorney john durham is working on the investigation of the investigator, apparently it was said to our kevin harris that he's asking all the right questions. i don't know what that means but it's enough to get the story going for another three days until you have john dean testifying in front of the house on monday. >> juan: forget the jail stuff for a second, the president says there's no evidence, he doesn't understand it and yet "the new york times" today is printing an article in which it says, here's what articles under impeachment might look like. what do you make of this? >> greg: the times op-ed has showed you how the media has essentially become bathhouse. the twitter activists are tweeting to get the attention of "the new york times." the rest of the world goes on. when you look at historical unemployment, you see progress on various fronts, you can talk about tariffs, trade, jobs, the economy. as opposed to words but the times can't look at that because it destroys their entire narrative. can i talk about nervous nancy? it is a great nickname because you can use it on anybod

attorney john durham who is investigating the genesis of the russia probe.ked for a response by the end of next week. >> jason: thank you. also breaking, according to reports, robert mueller's pitbull, andrew weissmann, is looking to capitalize on his time in the special counsel office by writing a book. i doubt we will get the whole truth from a man who's been accused of withholding essentially exculpatory evidence in the past. joining us now with reaction is fox news contributor sara carter, author of "the new york times" best-selling book "the russia hoax." it's been number one forever. you need to get and read this book. is there anybody left that hasn't read your book? >> it isn't number one now, but you did a great job. i will start with you. if you are here with us in studio. i want to start with devin nunes having to go back and get these documents. the fbi has been slow walking these things come up they've been under a subpoena for a couple of years and they still haven't responded. >> fbi and department of justice both have been obstructing justice