if you remember the two cases john durham brought to trial ended in acquittals. durham has yet to find any elaborate deep state conspiracy by the intelligence community to discredit trump, but "the new york times" latest reporting on durham, which is a bombshell piece, shows just how much barr seemed to have meddled in the probe. the paper reported that three senior prosecutors of durham's team resigned over frustrations and disagreements over the handling of this inquiry. we also learned about a european trip barr and durham took where they received credible tip linking trumped to suspected financial crimes. barr assigned that criminal investigation ofba the presiden to john durham and the public never heard anything about it until now. bill barr spoke to the l.a. times last night to defend his handseling of john durham's investigation into an attempt to pre-spin the ventual report's findings. and regarding that previously undisclosed criminal investigation involving trump, barr said, quote, it turned out toit be a complete nonissue. really? what happened there?

durham probe. and how he was determined to make sure john doorknob covered something, while drinking scotch with john durham on the regular. the paper reported that three senior prosecutors of durham's team, resigned over frustrations and disagreements over the handling of this inquiry. we also learned, about a european trip that barr and durham took, where they received a credible -- linking trump to suspected financial crimes. barr assigned that criminal investigation of the former president to john durham. and the public never heard anything about it. until now. bill barr, spoke to the l.a. times last night to defend his handling of john terms investigation. in an attempt to pre spend the eventual report's findings. and regarding that previously undisclosed criminal investigation involving trump. barr said quote, it turned out to be a complete non-issue. really? what happened there? already members of congress are demanding answers, will merrick garland tell the american public. will he release the durham report in full, or in part. joining us now is charlie savage, washington court house manu for

we better hear from john durham in his report everything about that tip.inly hope we will get more information about that. you know, bill barr is continuing on his reputation laundering campaign where he claimed that it would -- it doesn't hold water that there was a thin rationale for opening this investigation. he's right, it doesn't hold water. there was no reason for it. the inspector general did an investigation of this exact topic and yet bill barr and john durham tried to convince the independent inspector general to reverse his conclusion that the origins of the russia investigation were legitimate. so there are real problems all over here and i really do hope the department of justice inspector general digs into this with the same intensity and aggressiveness that he dug into the origins of special counsel mueller's investigation. >> i mean talk about quite literally the weaponization of the federal government. you're on the subcommittee. good luck to you, congressman dan goldman, and thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you, alex. >>> we have m

but john durham managed to do it. and then, we have these new revelations from the new york times that durham was not acting independently from barr. that he would actually have regular scotch sipping sessions with the attorney general, they jetted off to italy together. and in italy, italian authorities, evidently, said to bill barr, look, we have new evidence that donald trump has committed other crimes. it looks like money laundering but we are not sure exactly what. what did barr do? he gave that to john durham as well. that is not an independent investigation. that is what i think merrick garland needs to look into. and it's particularly so now because there is investigation after investigation going on in washington. there is a right way to do things and a wrong way. i think garland did the right thing when it came to biden and the classified documents that he had. but garland appointed a republican, trump u. s. attorney, robert hur, to investigate that. that is the way to promote confidence, not to have someone

john durham's team the most i've seen reported is he had at most eight, ten personnel. same sort of financial expertise that mueller did. so when it comes to a question about where this investigation led that bill barr decided to leave with john durham, my question is what happened? what's the resolution? because again, i'm willing to bet you the resolution was we couldn't figure this out because it was too hard. and time and time again like everybody that bumps their head up against the trump financial empire, it is so big, so opaque, so apparently corrupt that is hard as an investigator to get your head around the facts and prove something out. >> can i just push back gently and respectfully without any of the expertise you have? doesn't trump tell us what he does all the time? i don't pay my taxes because i'm smart. i lie because i can. and i have other people do it so i don't get in trouble. doesn't he say out loud everything that six years of investigating him have proven out? >> sure. of course he does. and he does one of two things. he either tells you exactly wh

investigate the review of the origins of the russia investigation being conducted by special counsel john durhamwhat those democrats call alarming new bomb shell reporting in "the new york times." we told you about the reporting last week when the story broke. how durham's investigation as "the times" report was royaled by unreported ethical failures and internal chaos and resignations. shocking revelations congressman dan goldman point to, possibly misconduct, abuse of power, ethical transgressions as well as a potential coverup. at one point it turned into an international unrelated secret criminal investigation of potential crimes committed by donald trump himself. from their letter to the justice department's inspector general, rather than vindicate former president trump, the durham investigation instead resulted in two failed political prosecutions. two career prosecutors resigning in protest and abuse of the grand jury process, an attempt to suppress a part of your lengthy and detailed report, and a misleading narrative presented to the american people that hid an allegation of a financia

the john durham investigation was trying to find wrongdoing by intelligence or law agencies in the muellery. it couldn't find anything of substance to it, but barr and durham kept pressing in abusive ways i hope your subcommittee will investigate. >> of course, jim jordan isn't going to do that, nor will he investigate how trump's weaponization culminated in using the justice department to try to overturn an election. this is nothing more than republicans nursing their own weird incessant self pity and self victimization. their anger that their cultural priorities are not mainstream or that their favorite conspiracies are not believable. it's all designed to turn a government platform into an ax grinding farce. the white house called it out for what it is, there fox news reboot of the house un-american activities committee with a political stunt that weaponizes congress to carry out the priorities of extreme maga republicans in congress. now, with that in mind, republicans invited right wing media favorites fox new talking head and former congresswoman tulsi gabbard, chuck grassley, and ro

consider the john durham investigation. the john durham special counsel investigation was set up in 2019 by william barr to find wrongdoing, in the origins of the muller investigation. we heard murmurings about this today. after four years and millions of dollars spent, it was a total flop, without anything like the deep state conspiracy republicans had been denouncing. it couldn't find anything of substance to it. barr and durham kept abusing -- pressing and abusive ways i hope you will investigate. one former doj prosecutor, a defense lawyer who represented two witnesses before the durham probe told the new york times he was shocked. the stuff had my head spinning, he said. what - when did these guys drink the kool-aid and who served it to them? amazingly, when prosecutors participated, came into evidence of a real offense from italian government officials, a major financial crime committed by donald trump, durham was deputized to investigate and the whole investigation disappeared from without a trace. trump's enablers n

garland under the special counsel regulations has the power to discipline and fire john durham and beforewhat he actually did and what happened. garland has the power to demand a special report about what durham was doing. he has to wru a report and explain himself. if he can't, he should be disciplined and/or fired. that's the way this should be handled. i sure hope that's what garland does in the weeks to comp. i do have a question for michael. i'd love your view on what you think changed for district attorney bragg? he came into office and poured water on this investigation that you and so many other people brought receipts and made it pretty ironclad, at least to us lay people on the outside. so is bragg just engaged in a pr offensive? is this real? is it just a reaction to mark pomeranz's book? what do you think is going on? >> i don't want to into the substance of my conversations with the team at the da's office. a what i would say is i think it's an issue of time. i really do. now of course, we all want to see this investigation moving forward. we want it to see it moving forward

the paper, we just did a 5,000-- almost a 5,000 word piece on this investigation being done by john durham, you know, that took months to do and it was extremely difficult and we, you know, everything had to be-- we don't just source one detail on one person. we bounce it off, try to bounce it off three or four people to make sure it's accurate. we don't have the luxury-- that's what i was saying about snowden and these sort of dumps. we don't typically have the luxury of documents in front of us. we have to go to people and rely on their memories and so that's how we -- that's how we vet the information and you know, if people are transparent with us in these relationships that consist over a very long time, you know, the information is-- it tends to be more reliable, i've had somebody in the intelligence community tell me, you know, years ago tell me total garbage and it was clear that, you know, he wanted me to publish a story and it was put in-- and he went on to do a job later and he was clear, it was politically motivated, but i never touched it and what you find is you end up wastin

. >> tucker: john durham will do a report in the next 10 years, so just hold tight., great to see you. now, walls don't work. walls are racist. you can't have a wall but the democratic party is building one right before the state of the union. we also want to point out tonight's transgender satanism is brought to you by pfizer. cole hauser is an award winning actor who has starred in good will hunting too fast, too furious and the current hit show yellowstone. beyond his impressive career, he is a proud supporter of the tunnel to towers foundation. i was able to spend some time with cole and his family to reflect on those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. i know how much you care about america and our veterans and all the things. but you have such a platform now. yeah. and to share that with us that we need to get the word out that we have to take care of these great heroes and their families. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel of the towers, and i met brandon in idaho and

with his documents, you guys know, i mean, we talk about this all the time, special counsel, the john durhamal counsel investigation is going on. these things can take years. with this president expected to announce he'll run for reelection in 2024, they want this wrapped up as quickly as possible and former president trump under special counsel investigation wants it wrapped up too and doj doesn't want to see it meddling in the election and these two will be the party front runners. stuart: got it. shannon, new fox poll, 81% of voters see the u.s. as a dysfunctional family. that's up 10 points in two years. shannon, the union is more polarized under biden than it was under trump. make sense of that if you can. >> this is so sad. i hate this. to think that's how our fellow americans feel. i understand the frustration and most of it lands at congress because they think these men and women aren't getting anything done and a lot of angst aimed at washington, but i find when i talk to people especially getting outside the beltway in the big cities and go home and see my family, people are talkin

i did a 5000 word piece on investigations done by john durham and that took months to do and it was extremely difficult and everything, we don't just source one person we have try to bounce it off through for people to make sure it's accurate. we don't have the luxury and that's why say snowden and these dumps typically don't have the luxury of having documents in front of us. we have to go to people and rely on our memories. that's how we glean the information and the people are transparent with us in these relationships that consist over veryh long time the information tents to be more reliable. i've had someone in the intelligence community tell me years ago tell me total and it was clear he wanted to publish a story. he went on to do the job later and heatte it was clear he was politically motivated but i never touched it. you end up wasting a lot of time with politically motivated and it's not worthoi it. you want someone with a record of being trustworthy and he contrasts with information. >> josh your thoughts on purporting to be an official from the government and sourcing and how you

> remember the durham investigation, well back in 2019, donald trump predicted that prosecutor john durham'sthe century. fast forward four years and as far as i am aware, no deep state plot has been exposed. now, house democrats are urging the justice departments independent inspector general to open an investigation into that inquiry, citing, quote, alarming disclosures made at a recent bombshell new york times article. that report details how the pro became roiled by internal dissent and ethical disputes as it went unsuccessfully down that and at the debt and. all while trump attorney bill barr continued to push misleading narratives of his progress. republicans have gone on and on about how they came to use their newfound power to rein in what they called and weaponization of the justice department. well, i think i know one place where they could start. let's bring back our saturday night panel, errin, i'll start with you at this one. democrats are the minority in the house. they cannot convene an oversight investigation into this, however, they do have control in the senate. on monday, c

robert mueller, same with john durham and jack smith investigating former president donald trump. now the white house is in damage control mode with a new chief of staff at the helm for his full day today. a spokesman said the theme of the investigation is cooperation. watch this right here. >> the president has been fully cooperative and directed his team to be fully cooperative. we cooperated fully. we're being fully cooperative and offering up access to the president's personal homes. >> the spokesman refused to say if any other sites have been searched or will be searched. bill. >> bill: thank you, david spunt with the latest on that. >> dana: a few days away from president biden's state of the union speech as he gets ready to lay out his agenda for the year. he wants to build support. fox new poll finds 81% of voters see the united states as a dysfunctional family up from 71% two years ago. what happened? karl rove is a former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. one of these things we can show as well, 73% of people say that they are dissatisfied with

political propaganda, it's, oh, it's bill barr talking about deep state when it's his cases and john durham'sther side. it's a story we'll stay on especially as the republican party looks at in a lot of ways a trump-desantis fork in the road. >>> beyoce breaking the internet. also, these new leaks from inside the rnc about doubling down on a maga strategy that failed. some democrats like this. they say it's the republicans hurting themselves. others say it's a problem for honest democracy. we have that and some more stories coming up. coming up. somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. ♪ i'm javi,

things in the paperh i just reached almost 5000 word piece on this investigation being done by john durham, and that took months to do and it was extremely difficult and everything had to be, we don't just source one detail on one person. we bounce it off, try to bounce it out through for people to make sure it is accurate. we don't have the luxury, that's what i'm saying about snowden and the sort of dumps. we don't have luxury of having documents in front of us. we havee to go to people and rey on their memories. so that's how we get the information. if people are transparent with us in these relationships, that consists of a very long time, the information, it tends to be more reliable. i that somebody in thee intelligence community tell me, years ago tell me total garbage and it was clear that he wanted me to publish a story. then he went on to do a job later and it was clearly motivated. i never touched. you find a cute end up wasting a lot of time to give you garbage and it's not worth going down the rabbit hole and you would rather rely on people who have a record 11 trustworthy and

. >> it'ohn dus time to take actim yoin tu knowhe, john durham is g to do a report in the next ten years. >> so o justse juse yot hold ti >> chris , rufo, great to see you. now, walls don't work. democrat walls are racist. you can't have a wall.s bu t buhet the democratic party st ou is building one right before the state of the union. also, we wanansgendet to point t tonight's transgender satanism brought to you by pfizer. hi, my name is sam and this is my story. in november of 2020 two, the cryptochrome and seeing strange hefti collapse worse than enron, billions of dollars vanish instantly. oh, we went to zero. sam bakeman, freed , charmed his way into this mass mainstream media turned him into a much bigger figure than they otherwise would have been. he thought he could charm his way out. he tweeted an apology that was the worst in history. the rise and fall of fdx is a devastating indictment of our ruling class. nearly ten billion dollars he stole is gone. it was wasted on real estate, drugs and democratic campaigns. how much did you lose? >> two point one million . this might be th

special counsel jack smith, and john durham into the russia probe and robert mueller all will off site locations. so any future searches that may come about will be at the direction of special counsel robert hur. >> ok, david spunt, we will go back to you as the news warrants, we'll be listening for an update from the white house shortly. >> john: katie pavlich, fox news contributor, why did it take so long november 2nd and then when they searched the penn biden center and the time out to rehobeth. i know traffic can be bad on the bay bridge, but i don't think that fully explains it. >> the timeline a little bit goes back to the president and the attorneys trying to argue he self-reported the information. on november 2nd, his personal attorneys found the information in the penn biden center, they did not report it to the justice department, they reported it to the white house. eventually to the national archives and then over to the fbi and the justice department and they searched in mid november, we were not told that information, the information was not disclosed. when it comes to th

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recent reports about former attorney general bill barr and special counsel john durham. mr. williams do you agree congressional oversight works best when it is bipartisan in nature? >> absolutely. >> have you seen examples of that in bipartisan investigations? it so infrequent now. have you ever seen any? >> absolutely. for example, in 2061 house nocommittee on oversight led by republican chairman jason chaffetz and ranking member of elijah cummings want to give on investigation, bipartisan investigation of the trade secrets orr mismanagement misbehave at their that with their that led to bipartisan legislation that made as i said the government work better and secret service and more functional organization. >> what about cooperation between the branches of government? is it necessary for congress to be willing to work with executive branch in investigation? >> yes, and viceonor versa. they should be willing to work with congress as well. >> would that first instance be trying to come to agreement as to when and how documents and information could be given? >> absolutely. t

recent b reports about former attorney general bill barr, special counsel john durham. mr. williams, do you agree the congressional oversight worksks best when it's bipartisan in nature?? >> absolutely. >> and have you seen examples of that in the bipartisan investigations? is it so infrequent now if you've ever seenen any. >> absolutely. great example in 2016at when the oversight led by elijah cummings worked together on an investigation, bipartisan investigation of the secret service and mismanagement and misbehavior thatat led to bipartisan legislation that made asge i said the government work better and a more functional organization. >> what about cooperation between the branches of government? is it necessary for congress to work with the executive branch in thehe investigations? >> the executive branch should be willing to work with congress as well. >> with that first instance be trying to come to an agreement whenti and how the documents and information could be given? >> absolutely. the public sees hearings but when the process works properly there's a back and fo

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