fbi leadership who was politicized has a lot to be fearful of with john durham. f go through. will he try to negate where durham goes? elizabeth: robert mueller didn't find this. didn't find what hillary clinton team was alleging. durham said computer expert rodney joffe exploited internet traffic information at trump tower, president trump's central park west apartment building and executive office building. believed he was working on the federal contract with darpa for security. that information was given by michael sussman, we know the story. that is the story. he pleads innocent. darpa denies a role of the dnc hack in computers about russia. this is out in the federal lift, special counsel settle durham team asking a clinton computer expert about this that pro was working on the trump-russia collusion narrative. darpa, you and i talked about this. pentagon's darpa, powerful agency, is still in the story, jim. >> it is in the story but not necessarily accomplice. >> right. >> i think the big issue that might play out in the sussman trial in may whether darpa wa

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it turns to new revelations in john durham's investigation, which started under his watch.laims against election fraud in the 2020 presidential election and a look ahead to 2024. >> i want to go back to the original moment that was a jaw-dropper for senator shaheen when you said this. >> you're not suggesting that spying occurred. >> well, i -- i guess you could -- i think there was -- spying did occur. congress is usually concerned about intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies staying in their proper lane. i want to make sure that that happens. >> martha: are we going to get an answer to that question? did the fbi and the cia stay in their proper lanes? >> i think we'll definitely get an answer to that question. when i left, my impression is it was not an cia issue. it was an fbi issue in terms of government agencies. obviously based on public reports, durham is looking at the role that the clinton campaign and her operatives played in getting this thing rolling. >> martha: so since you left, there's been these revelations of a couple of individuals including mi

so don't be shocked when he gets downstream that john durham tries to pursue a stay of the civil casets tracks advocates and discovery because it's harmful to the case. he can point to the indictment and say we are okay for stay here because of always indicted much the conduct that's an issue. elizabeth: that's where crossed wires. but fbi officials, right? trump is bringing up what durham said in a court filing meditech executive computer researcher working with hillary's campaign exploited access to the white house all to spy on control for damning information about trump, right? the former president did seize on that to say been hacked in spite on. this is on the platform he's launching off of his lawsuit here. that is what durham is looking into as well. >> i don't think durum will be happy with technological answers about whether or not the behavior of the organization, calling doing this analysis calling a publicly atmospheric data, whether that is in fact hacking. it's a very open question. i don't think the special counsel's window went to see that play out in a civil tribunal

former attorney general william barr is optimistic john durham will deliver answers on his criminal probey filing he sees is more inindictments to what the clinton campaign did. >> i thought it was interesting barr, who has been very careful in the past to say not every incidence of malfeasance is a crime, said that he actually hopes and expects there will be more indictments. i don't know if there is anything behind that or not. he is obviously not privy to any special information. on the other hand it hasn't been that long since he resigned as attorney general. he had some idea where durham's investigation was going. i think it was interesting everybody assumes durham's report will see the light of day. attorney general garland doesn't have to release that report publicly, so i think that will be a real test, of the impacter alty of merrick garland when the report is finished. elizabeth: that is an important point. listen to a.g. barr in this, watch this. okay. we're going to fix, just one second, we're trying to get that sound. this is the issue, sol. according to durham's indictment o

one is john durham, and the other is this u.s.id weiss because he did not want to give any appearance of political interference. >> yeah. really important point. thank you so much. evan, thank you so much. >> thanks, brianna. >> berman. >>> so in so many parts of ukraine there is a battle on the ground and in the air. but there is also another battle going on, for the cultural soul of this nation. it is being waged by determined artists on the front lines of creativity. war is everywhere in ukraine, about you so is art. in lviv, art with a clear message. looker in the municipal arts center, that art comes to life. >> what do you want them to feel? >> i want them to feel what we feel. >> which is? >> terrified but honor and that history is now. . >> history is now. . >>? yes. >> working on a series of anti-war posters, stickers and cards like this one. . >> this drawing you're working on here, it is the last judgment. >> yes. >> show me who is being judged here. >> mr. putin, his soldiers, his generals and maybe some civilians. >>

this as special council john durham's trump/russia investigation nears the three year mark. three people have been charged so far. your thoughts, jason. >> hillary clinton and the dnc funneled money through a law firm perkins coiey to ab vert is process and did it to fund a disinformation campaign that was a lie that was run for years and years throughout the trump presidency. i'm glad they are getting at least a little slap on the hand but they lied and they funneled money illegally and that is the bottom line. more than a million dollars to do what they did and create this fiasco for four years to tarnish donald trump. it was so wrong. should have gotten more of a punishment. >> great to have you here. president biden getting in on the action as the debate over transgender children explodes and reaction pouring in over leaked videos catching disney executives pushing their extreme woke agenda all while the entertainment giant battles governor desantis over his parental rights law. have a crac? trust safelite. >> tech vo: this customer had auto glass damage, but he was busy

john durham getting some answers out now.of discovery too, to get answers what were these people doing behind the scenes in order to take down donald trump and the people who voted for him. >> he says it pales to comparison with watergate. what happened in watergate is like nothing what he went through, what his team went through. the other side said there was probable cause, the fbi needed to pursue it, needed to keep digging in but, what needs to be said is that there was an abuse of the federal police force, the fbi, by a political campaign to go after a political rival. you know, vince, i want to look at this, when the story first surfaced, "60 minutes" interview with lesley stahl, shut down donald trump over this. watch this. >> the biggest scandal was when they spied on my campaign. they spied on my campaign. >> there is no real evidence of that. >> of course there is. it is all over the place. >> no. >> leslie, spied on my campaign. >> sir, can i say something? you know this is "60 minutes" and we can't put on things w

and then they lied about that filing to the point where the special counsel himself, john durham, distancedlf from the fox news freak out. if you ask them to explain what was actually in the filing, they'd probably say -- >> i don't know. regulations, red tape. >> seth: but suffice it to say, hillary clinton did not hack into trump's campaign or spy on trump's white house, and she certainly didn't plant evidence. for one thing, why would you have to plant evidence on a guy who screams evidence into tv cameras all the time that would be like the cops planting a bag of cocaine at a meth lab they're making it sound like hillary clinton was in a van outside trump tower hacking into the mainframe, "ocean's eleven" style. [ light laughter ] "i'm into the trump mainframe! the password was just 'password' spelled wrong. [ laughter ] also, you think hillary clinton was capable of hacking donald trump and digitally spying on him? do i need to remind you how bad she was with technology? >> i don't know who created pokemon go but i'm trying to figure out how we get them to have pokemon go to the polls

a lot of the context, hallie, has to do with the fact of the investigation by special counsel john durhams people are trying to use that investigation to really discredit the mueller report. but also some other important context too hallie is in the 2016 election with you and i both ended up covering it was the democratic national committee that had its e-mails stolen by russian intelligence and sent to the media. same thing with john podesta, a senior campaign official for the hillary clinton campaign in the final month of that election. all of it ended up benefiting donald trump and his campaign with even donald trump during that campaign saying "i love reading those wikileaks out there." that is important from that 2016 history as the former president is making these allegations that it was the clinton campaign that was really conspiring against him. >> pete, before i let you go, just so i can cover my bases here, i assume no response yet from any of the attorneys for the folks who are named in this suit? >> no. none yet. they will of course have to formally respond to the lawsuit. the

merrick garland has dropped the ball, just like trump left john durham in.ost: derek, you mentioned to jred kushner -- jared kushner. this is another aspect of the story. from politico, saying that as the former president's son-in-law and daughter could voluntarily appear before the january 6 select committee this week "the president has spoken to the fact that january 6 was one of the darkest days of our country's history and we must have a full accounting of what happened to ensure it does not happen again." kate said they have been quite clear that the constitutional executive privilege should not be used to conceal information about the attack itself. as a result, the white house has excited not to assert executive privilege over testimony of jared kushner and ivanka trump. republican line, good morning. caller: good morning. i don't support this committee because it is not focusing into investigation on why the capital was so insecure how did a bunch of people just break into the capitol building it should have been a much more secure facility. having s

general winner was about thes russian disinformations they used that kinard i think interesting what john durhamng against myself, chuck grassley falsely accused us of soliciting disseminating russian disinformations disinformation they are advocates democrat party onboard part of this complicit you have to look what is happening to our society, the division, the disunity because of the falsehoods they've been pushing five or six years scandalous. maria: that it rice, and having started with hillary clinton's idea to come up with some fantasy that donald trump colluded, and all got onboard on that train, have yet to update their reporting that it was a lie. and i think chinese communist party is also onboard; right? biden is going to speak with chinese leader xi jinping next hour, after he formed a partnership with vladimir putin china denying military supporting putin and ukraine, the ccp followed political debates jumped onboard, ramped up rhetoric on social media, from propaganda site that are ccp, government propaganda your thoughts on that, what do you want to hear from xi jinping? do you t

i think it is very revealing john durham was apparently asking question about the dnc hacking by supposedly. there is one groups that the democrats proved that russia hacked into their server. i have never seen that proof. so the russian collusion kinard, listen, russia can only dream they could interfere in our elections to the extent that the democrat party, the hillary clinton campaign, and their complicit allies in the media were able to interfere in our election. rachel: yeah. >> russian interference pail -- pales in comparison to the falsehoods, lies, distortion of this russian collusion and if you really think about it, think of the political turmoil, the division, the media has cause for the last four or five years. talk about american weakness? a house divided cannot stand. national strength begins with national unity. even though president biden promised that his number one goal, unify, heal this nation, he has done the exact opposite as have his allies in the media. they have divided this nation. they have torn it apart and they are not being held accountable because they're the