john solomon. a deal on the table. that we know on earth that knows exactly where the e-mail hack came from. it wasn't -- the one guy that knows. we could have found out and he would have offered proof positive if there was no deal and we could have confirmed russia or denied russia. hillary clinton's e-mail was hacked by six places. maybe he could have saved this country from all of this cran and why? >> a great question. some people didn't know comey had did it at the time. but we have senior justice officials having constructive conversations with julian assange's lawyer and all of a sudden jim comey is having a side bar with senator mark warner and he passes a message saying stand down. he had a lot of documents about the cia, a lot of great negotiating going on -- >> sean: this is not about wikileaks and assange, this is a point to be honest about. throw to to sarah. people like julian assange, these are guys that broke in -- assange hacked the dod and nasa when he was 16. he's now 45. we have 250,000 full time i.

let me get this straight, john solomon.deal on the table, the one guy that we know on earth that knows exactly where the email so call tech came from. it wasn't -- where the heck came from. the one guy that knows. we could have found out, he would have either offered proof positive that there was no deal, and we would have been able to either confirm rational or deny russia. we know hillary's email server was hacked by at least six foreign intelligence services, god knows where it came from. he could have provided evidence that may be saved the country from all of this crap and comey stopped it. why? >> it's a great question. no one in the justice department knows. some people didn't even know comey did it at the time. here theyw are in the middle of negotiations, seniorng addresses officials having instructor conversations with lawyer, and all of a sudden, jim comey is having a sidebar with senator mark warner, he passes the message along to senator warner saying, cut off the investigation, tell that lawyer to stand by. we

this is huge from john solomon. the f.b.i.'s efforts to monitor the trump campaign actually originated before the f.b.i. authorized the counter intelligence organization in russian interference. after foreign figures contacted trump campaign advisors and provided the f.b.i. with information on the collusion. and some of the trusted intelligence sources and hillary clinton supporter and in other words. what happen this means, members of the deep state. clinton psychophants, were flooded the f.b.i. with lies and unverified and anti- trump material and there's more. remember the love bird page and strzok, john solmoan uncovered more new text that show the obama administration was likely victim offed -- involved in steering of the investigation. including as the f.b.i. was opening the investigation in so- called russian meddling. page rights we'll not withstand the pressure soon. and page expressed fears that obama would hijack or leak details to the press. and peter strzok wrote the white house, the obama white house is running th

this is huge from john solomon. the f.b.i.'s efforts to monitor the trump campaign actually originated before the f.b.i. authorized the counter intelligence organization in russian interference. after foreign figures contacted trump campaign advisors and provided the f.b.i. with information on the collusion. and some of the trusted intelligence sources and hillary clinton supporter and in other words. what happen this means, members of the deep state. clinton psychophants, were flooded the f.b.i. with lies and unverified and anti- trump material and there's more. remember the love bird page and strzok, john solmoan uncovered more new text that show the obama administration was likely victim offed -- involved in steering of the investigation. including as the f.b.i. was opening the investigation in so- called russian meddling. page rights we'll not withstand the pressure soon. and page expressed fears that obama would hijack or leak details to the press. and peter strzok wrote the white house, the obama white house is running th

this is huge from john solomon. the f.b.i.'s efforts to monitor the trump campaign origin 98ed months before the f.b.i. monitored the election in so- called russian interference. foreign figures contacted trump campaign advisors and prompted the f.b.i. with the collusion. and trusted intelligence source and hillary clinton supporters. in other words, what this means, members of the deep state, the upper echlon, they were literally flooding the f.b.i. with lies, unverified & anti- trump material. remember the love birds strzok and page? john solomon uncovered new text from these two individuals that show the obama administration was likely involve would in steering the trump investigation. including when the f.b.i. was opening in so- called russian meddling. strzok and page expressing obama would leak detames to the press. and another text from peter strzok, he indicated the obama administration was involved in the f.b.i. investigation, writing quote, the obama white house is running this. and so what did obama know? what did hi

john solomon will join us tonight. brand-new information, details on serious and shocking abuse of power. he'll be here in moments preview thist upcoming bombshell report which reveals in 2016, the obama administration pressured the f.b.i. to ramp up their spying operations against the trump campaign, the trump administration. a massive exclusive. stay with us. also, yesterday, in the "washingtonn examiner" byron yok highlighted 2017 congressional testimony from fusion gps founder glen simpson. he told members of the senate judiciary committee that "the f.b.i. had a human source inside the trumpmp campaign." ok, that was way back in 2017. don't forget last week, former cia director turned cnn hack while national intelligence director, james clapper, actually said that trump should be so happy the f.b.i. was spying on his campaign. really? united states of america or venezuela? take a look. >> so i ask you, was the f.b.i. spying on trump's campaign? >> no, they were not. they were spying on a term i don't particularly l

>> well, here's where the importance of john solomon's article comes into play. if the fbi opened a source, or tasked a source to gather information, particularly from a u.s. person, before opening a formal investigation, then that would be in violation of the guidelines. i'm not saying that that's what happened here. we don't know all the facts. but that is a clear bright line in the attorney general guidelines. >> laura: if you had to guess, though, you're being very judicious and diplomatic, so what's your gut here? you've seen a lot in your career and in your history. we're missing a lot of documents, a lot of keep months seem to be missing with the document trail here. >> right. so to get to the source documents is going to be important for congress. these are the questions they should be asking. they should be asking the fbi, not so much for the identity of the source, but when did you open the source, and how did you task the source and what was the timing of your investigation to make sure you were in the -- >> laura: you've been on this, writing really i

john solomon discovered that the f.b.i. violated its own rule by using informants before the investigation was ever launched. so why were f.b.i. informants contacting trump continues about russia long before the russia probe was open? something else that doesn't add up. whether a key player was an f.b.i. informant or somewhere closer to a russian spy. reporter lee smith who wrote a important piece on that entitled the maltese phantom of borussia gate. and lee is here to describe how russia gate began. we are joined by kevin brock who super vised the rewroting of bureau rules gocherning sources that was a decade ago under the director bob mueller. it is great to see both of you. to listen to all. key figure and intel chiefs, this was all done by the book. these informants, normal course of business. i want to play for you something that both clapper and brennan said this week. le's watch. the inform apt is the most benign form of intelligence collection you can do. >> to label someone as a spy i think when doing a disservice

here with reaction from the deep state from the hill, john solomon, fox news contributor sarah carter. john, you have a huge story you are about to unfold. we have a preview of coming transactions here. tell us about it. >> i'm putting the finishing touches on a column i think will come out tomorrow revealing two important things. the efforts to begin targeting and reaching out to trump campaign officials to gain intelligence on russia that would ultimately justify the investigation began weeks and months before the fbi had a formal predicate and that's very important. the rules say you can't use sources until you have a predicated investigation. the fred pr -- predication is jy 2016 and i show there were contacts going on by people identified as informants and people who provided information and began much earlier than july 31. that's the first part. second part is as the investigation was just starting to ramp up, there are internal fbi documents showing fbi talking about the white house taking over the investigation and fears the justice department was going to leak and their own p

john solomon, of all the things we learned in this report, to you, what is the most shocking? >> we have been reporting this>> for month. >> laura: that's a great lead-in. >> but there is a consequencal. thing. he wasas fired because he wasru incompetent. if you are the president's lawyer, you have a get out of jail card with bob mueller. he should have been fired for insubordination. >> laura: in may 2017, i want sol to react to this, mueller was appointed special counsel. next day struck and paige exchanged texts. the question was whether struck should join the special investigation. he wrote, for me i have a sense of unfinished business. i unleashed it with the midyear investigation, now i need to fi it and finish it. so when solomon says he's not shocked by anything in this, sorry, john, that is a shocking revelation. he wants to finish it. big talk from such a little man. sol. >> s well, you know, it's shocking. something can be shocking, but not surprising. he shouldn't have -- even if we didn't know any of this stuff, he had no business transferring over to the russia g

solomon says he's not shocked. sorry, john, that's a shocking revelation. he wants to finish it. big talk from such a little man. sol. >> well, you know, it is shocking. something can be shocking but not surprising. as i've said before, even if we didn't know this stuff, he had no business transferring over to the russia gate investigation or whatever you want to call it. but i'll look at the oig report and i think they do say that strzok is biased and left a big cloud over the organization. what they said is we can't say other people made decisions too and we can't say his bias infected them. we look at one thing in particular that is stunning in this report, this very ironic, the oig cannot explain, they said there's no rational explanation why, after they found over 300,000 clinton emails on the anthony weiner laptop in late september, the fbi did nothing for a month. i say that it's ironic because it's pretty clear there's a real possibility they did nothing because they thought it would hurt mrs. clinton during the election. but by waiting so long, when they finally were pre

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so-called accusers by the way john solomon at the hill reported were paid off by gloria all red.aw an analogy between what was a publicity stunt and the serious allegations by juanita broderick and paula jones and monica lewenski who almost jumped off of a balcony because of what bill clinton did to her in the oval office, not an analogy there we should all sit here and condemn bill clinton for those actions. abby: wenty, the reason i'm fired up by the way is because we are all women in this conversation. the interview that happened yesterday didn't have to do with donald trump, it had to do with bill clinton that's why we are talking about this. can't we as women take politics out of this and say he could have come up with a much better, much more heart felt response to that question? >> abby, that's what i said. so for you again to sit here and say that sounded like bill clinton is offensive. no matter what side of the aisle you sit on what clinton said was incorrect. however, in the same token, we have a president who was accused by women of doing the same thing, so this is no

john and kate. next, it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is ja5on solomonsll this week in the cinema releases. diane keaton and jane fonda rekindle a passion for reading in book club. is it dinnerfor two or room for more in sexy french thriller l'amant double? and who is the greatest engli5h football manager of all time? some famou5 names put the case in football documentary bobby. what can possibly go wrong with this one? i did wonder. we will start with jane fonda, diane keaton. they are all there. it is four old friends who have been going to a book club for 30 or a0 year5, they have had marriages, some have,

front and center match with saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon as putin's style guest they watched the game along side fifa president john ian frontino. this was the reaction when russia's europe is in ski school the first goal of the twenty eighteen world cup. the margin of victory is a welcome surprise for team widely expected to struggle russia and saudi arabia are actually the two lowest right sides in the tournament. earlier they've been kicked off with an opening ceremony in moscow's mission escape the stadium with robbie williams headlining in front of president putin western leaders stayed away from the ceremony. my speech was sportscars partly welling's in moscow me after all the controversy if it is a football violence torment seems to got off to a good start. and very good atmosphere around this tournament was to win a month of it pains you can happen in the time but in the policy you dies with people coming in from the russians around the world to cheer on that it's a very different russia from the one that they were fairing in from the negativity that is on the stand to be surrounded the build up to this tot

john at economic club of new york. do not miss our exclusive inerview with david solomon bloomberg surveillance.en engle is bringing that to you at 6:00 p.m. tonight, hong kong time. wednesday. commodity and courtesy traders cannot say the same. resources resulted in hefty losses from everything to soy -- from soy to steal. let's get more now from the executive director for fx at ubs wealth management. to see you, as always. a raceare just kind of to the bottom when it comes to the commodities complex. where are you watching mostly? i think overall, this has been a confluence of negative events. iearly, chinese trade data, should say, china activity data, was a bit on the weaker side, so that started what was a softer patch in base metals, and when we go over to agriculture, whether issues around the world, not just in south america, but also in russia, china, australia, had pushed speculators to the very long side on the agricultural commodities, particularly grains. if we look at mons in grains. whether it has started to improve a little bit in the u.s., at least in the midwest, i guess the tr