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this is a lot of important information. >> sean: john solomon, thank you. the dark underbelly of the deep state, as we have been eepromising, is being exposed. every day, week, month, as we go forward, you will seeing so much more. we are seeing illicit spying on a campaign. fisa abuse. real russia collusion from the s clinton campaign and of course, yeah, they rigged her investigation as it relates to the secret server with top secret classified information on it and then of course the obstruction that happened thereafter.rm by the way, serious abuse of power surrounding creepy uncle joe biden tonight. and the country of ukraine and the country of china. tonight, a "hannity" investigation on that serious matter. we will be bringing that up in a special "mini hannity investigation andan monologue," but all of the bad actors must be held accountable. at least one republican senator appears to be somewhat brainwashed t by the democratic colleagues. and that tonight is senate intel committee chairman richard burr issuing a subpoena to donald trump jr. he has a

investigative journalist whose reporting has been at the forefront of spygate for years now, the hill's john solomonhn, great to have you with us -- >> great to be with you, lou. lou: as always, thanks for your terrific, outstanding reporting. >> thank you. lou: let's turn to, first of all, the caf lick memorandum. and what it means that that was presented to the fbi, in their possession long before carter page's fisa warrant had been approved by the court. >> yeah. it's the most incontrovertible written evidence that we've had to date that the fbi knew and should have known before it certified to a court that steele was a reliable informant with no derogatory information about him, that that, in fact, was a false statement to the fisa court. why is that? to be reliable and to have no derogatory information, you have had to give the fbi accurate -- and the u.s. government -- accurate information. the state department memo blows a hole in one of the biggest theories he was sharing with the fbi and the state department at that moment, and that was that the russians were paying for their hacking operat

john solomon remains. let's go to you. i look at sara carter, the statement of bill barr, the definitive moment, the big headline, and interestingly, i read a lot every day. i didn't see the understanding of what actually happened yesterday anywhere. except "the wall street journal." >> yeah, i mean, well, this is exactly what they do. it is a complete fight back. part of this disinformation campaign, and they are targeting barr because they didn't get what they wanted, which was actually, they didn't get anything from robert mueller that show there was collusion. in fact, it was just the opposite. and sean, i want to talk about what happened today. attorney general barr did the right thing. he doesn't need to sit in front of, you know, the judiciary committee and be questioned by people that are not part of that committee, that are just the attorneys for the committee. i think he sent a direct message when he said, look, i even -- he gave the report with even less reactions, and they refused, they refused to look at it. s

we have a smoking gun because we have e-mails now according to john solomon's report. when you move passed that for sure by the second and third and fourth renewal of the fisa, that is -- >> sean: they knew the first one. warned twice. bruce ohr warned them and the state department official warned them. >> they knew in the first one, yes. but more people become contaminated when you look and the second, third and fourth. imagine that as an american citizen. the government was listening to your calls and reading your e-mails for a year. scary stuff. >> sean: that's the end of the country if we don't get it right. when we come back, the spotlight shines deep on biden's ukraine connection and the corruption there. biden is not happy about it. rudy guliani wants to expose him more. that's next as we continue tonight on this busy breaking news night. i'm hannity. non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. live claritin clear. for one week only, save up to $18 on select claritin products. check this su

we have emails now according to john solomon's report. when you move fast that, for sure by the second and fourth renewal of the fisa, that is twice that they were warned. believe me. they knew on the first one. what's even worse is that i think more people become contaminated when you look at the second, third, and fourth. this went on for a full year. imagine that as an american citizen out there. looking at your calls and reading your emails. scary stuff. >> sean: that's the end of the country if we don't get it right. thank you, congressman. the spotlight shines deep on his ukrainian corruption. one thing is for sure, joe biden is not happy about it. rudy giuliani, he wants to expose him. that is next as we continue. ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a

>> sean: let me give the last word tonight to john solomon, who broke a lot of news for us tonight. john? s >> when i was watching the hearing yesterday, i was reminded of the old outdoor theater shows, and when they had to change the set on stage, o ty would send out a mime and a minstrel to distract the audience while they changed the set. that is what is going on, we had a drama called "russiaia collusion," it got run out of broadway, and now the fisa abuse iss going on and all of the democrats are playing the minstrel's role. >> sean: it is fascinating, act one is over, act two that has real evidence, let me repeat, real evidence, is just starting.vi thank you all for your hard work. all of you have done an amazing job, thank you so much. when we come back, eric trump reacts to the explosive "new york times" report about the fbi sending an undercover informant to infiltrate the trump campaign, and later, you won't believe whose photo joe and mika hung on their wall. straight ahead. ♪ like redhead men's pocket tees and henleys for under $10. and save 50% on the ascend 720 dash pac

and accurate and true w more on this developing breaking investigative report, john solomon from "the hill" is with us. john, wow, this is now three, four separate instances, they were warned directly. >> and, sean, it is the first time that we know for sure that the fbi was in possession of appeals of intelligence from christopher steele that had been debunked before they went to the fisa court. they weren't in the process of verifying it. they had debunkted it. on october 17, 2017 i went to the fbi and asked about the same intelligence, what is it. it was being peddled by everybody in the clinton world there were computerpings going on between a trump tower server and that alpha bank server in moscow, the russian bank. the theory that the clintons were peddling including steele, this was a secret communication channel, some beacon where donald trump would know it was time to call vladimir putin. the fbi knocked this down in october. so, they told me on october 17 as well as other u.s. officials, it had been ruled out as credible intelligence. yet four days later, they go, knowing th

go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. ♪ >> sean: breaking moments ago from john solomon, congressark meadows has now officially filed a criminal referral against nellie ohr over alleged false testimony to congress and according to a new bombshell story from solomon, we now have more evidence of a backdoor channel between fusion gps, the department of justice. according to solomon's report, during 2016 election, nellie ohr was feeding her clinton funded op research to not only her husband, but to other prosecutors inside the department of justice, which appears to directly conflict with her house testimony last year. that would be lying to congress. here to explain it from "the hill," john solomon an investigative reporter and "the russian hoax," and donald trump. fox news investigative reporter sara carter, either way, let me say to all three of you. that what barr confirmed today, it is over. the mueller report is over. he's not changing his mind, no collusion, no obstruction, but they did talk about criminal investigations into every single thing the three of you, i added a litt

john solomon. every night we will bring you the latest develops from our mission, investigating the investigators, something the mainstream media isn't doing after a year of peddling lies, a hoax, con fir si theories, pretty sad. stay tuned in the coming weeks, more will be revealed. the attorney general barr is leading the effort to hold bad actors accountable. tonight bill hemmer caught up with barr in el salvador and asked him about this ongoing investigation. let's take a look. >> i've been trying to get answers to questions, and i found that a lot of the answers of been inadequate. some of the explanations i've gotten don't hang together. in a sense i have more questions today than when i first started. >> some of what things don't hang together? >> the explanations of what occurred. >> why does that matter? >> because i think people have to find out what the government was doing during that period. if we're worried about foreign influence, for the very same reason we should be worried whether

first, another bombshell from "the hill"'s john solomon, he's been on fire the last few weeks.al there might have been actual real russia collusion in the 2016 election. by the way, does the media care about collusion, or only getting donald trump? interesting question. this collusion involves ain prominent ukrainian law maker who was reportedly feeding anti-trump dirt to the clinton ircampaign. according to solomon, the shady figure is being investigated for taking bribes from russia in 2016, the very same time he was actively working with democrats on a smear campaign for the trump campaign -- against the trump campaign. think about it, if the media mob really cared about collusion as they claim, this story would be every second, every minute, every hour of every day on every network on the front page of every newspaper. we will have more of this monologue in a moment. first, with more on this breaking report, the investigative report and of course editor at "the hill" john solomon. a lot of details, you have been on fire. i'll let you put it in your own words. >> you remember we sai

begin with breaking news from "the hill"'s john solomon, investigative reporter. hours ago, he made a very important legal filing in his very ownwn name demanding the release of records surrounding the carter page fisa application and the three subsequent renewals. solomon is now on a mission to determine how an american citizen was spied on by our federal government with a warrant that was based on phony, campaign, russian lies, op research, oh, and paid for by the leader of the opposition party right before an election. in the motion, solomon writes the following, "the fbi, the doj,th and any other governmentl agencies should welcome public disclosure of findings of attorney misconduct so they can be addressed. and so proper procedures can be put in place so that it such misconduct never happens again." i said it before, i'll say it again, we are now witnessing, we are now fully exposing the single biggest abuse of power corruption scandal, it is unraveling before our eyes each and every night. we are getting closer every day. joining us now, we begin with this.

you had on john solomon earlier. he has filed a request with the court. the easiest way to clean this up, and the quickest way, would be for the fisa court itself, for the fifth, the secret court, to come out and take action against all of the top level people, the department of justice and the fbi, who fraudulently produced information to the court. because if not, if the courts doesn't do this, it is -- we are going to run all through all of this between ig and the u.s. attorney, the work that we continue to have to do, and look, at the end of the day, it is not going to be believable that we should have a secret court in this country if they can't take action to enforce people that deliberately lie to them. >> sean: do you believe robert mueller has something to answer for when it comes to when did he know that there was no collusion? a, b, if you have time for old tax returns, loan applications, taxi medallions, morning raids with guns drawn at 4:00 a.m. with unarmed people, 30 people doing it, and he didn't get to the dossier? literally, then your ti

tomorrow john solomon and michael pillsbury among our guests.joining us and good night fro lauren: here are your market movers at 5:00 a.m. the game changed at the stroke of midnight. the u.s. imposed more tariffs on chinese goods and china has threatened to retaliate. talks are set to he resume this morning but will they spare consumers and investors? it's also uber's big day, investors ready for the company to begin trading on the new york exchange. bernie sanders teaming up with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez to take on big banks as the socialists unite against wall street. are they going to end up hurting americans instead? amazon's ceo, jeff bezos, showing off his new toy t

tomorrow john solomon and michael pillsbury among our guests.nks for joining us and good night from new york. ♪ trish: first i was collusion, then obstruction and now we're apparently in a constitutional crisis. the left decembe desperately tro change the narrative as this becomes increasingly evident that you know what, the tables have turned on them. we've learned that the inspector general is looking into a piece of opposition research, yeah, the one paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton campaign was used as evidence to spy on the trump campaign. new intel on that just second away. and president trump vowing to stay tough on china as critics warn raising tariffs on chinese goods is om going to hurt america.

let's start with reporting from john solomon is been extraordinary in his reporting and all this, i'mthere seems to be no excuse whatsoever for the fbi not putting dossier into the fisa application. >> with similar reporting by john solomon about five or six weeks ago, he revealed that bruce entere or walked across te street until mccain that the dossier was suspicious and unverifiable so they had an august and then they had it again and specifically saying why it was untrustworthy, my goodness, their pain out of the miami consulate and there is miami consulate a little suspicious. lou: a little indeed. no, this business of the newly appointed prosecutor appointed to the attorney general, how confident are you and what do you think of them, give us a sense. >> is one of the most stellar reputations of anybody in the department of justice over the last 30 years, he was picked by bill barr which is the imprimatur of the good housekeeping seal under these circumstances, giving the buffoons that have been running the department for the last two years. it is great to see in attorney genera

john solomon, wow. let's see, informant needed trump dirt before the election. if it was a deadline to hillary's lies. >> it was, and to date, this is the most direct evidence that the u.s. government knew before it admitted the fisa come before is the dossier supporting that fisa warned, that the man they were dealing with was on a political mission, not an intelligence mission. he told -- october 11th, 2016 that his client, who he identified as someone recently hacked on the democratic national committee needed to get this information, was keen on getting this information out before election day. that was the clearest sign that this was a dirty trick. not the sort of things that a counterintelligence agent working for the fbi should be dealing in or trusting, for that matter. it's a very big revelation, here's a big concern. several of the committees i've talked to, senate judiciary, house tradition or from a house intelligence say they were never shown this document told of this contact and that deeply concerns them about the transparency that's been shown in

public opinion what they can't do in the court of law and i think bob mueller let us down. >> sean: john solomon, great report. i tweeted it out. joining us now with more reaction, republican congressman jim jordan. he watched the events unfold today and you just heard john's report. your reaction? >> the first thing is if the report speaks for itself, why not do a press conference? and in the 9 minutes and nine seconds, we learned there was no collusion and no obstruction after 22 months, 19 lawyers, 500 witnesses, 2800 subpoenas, it was the same darn conclusion so that to me was a big take away. if the report speaks for itself, why did you do a nine minute 92nd press conference? >> sean: may be i read too many of the closed-door testimony to see what people like yourself and mark meadows were doing behind the scenes. now congressman doug collins released the closed-door testimony. the question that you and others would ask, they were poignant and relevant and i got to the facts. i don't think bob mueller would want to go before you. and he didn't seem too interested in a russian dossier, that

there's contradictions at every turn. >> sean: what do you make of john solomon's report? we know the bruce ohr warning. we know this woman, ten days before the first fisa application, warned all of these upper echelon -- again, not rank-and-file, not the 99%, very important. and they were warned in so many different ways. they had probably 10 times the amount of evidence that was exculpatory, includingab transcripts we're going to hear about, as john said, in the next week or so, within the next week. and they never listened to it? why? >> because it was what they, i think they had a pattern all the time. this is a corrupt cabal, didn't like candidate trump, didn't like the idea of president trump. now what they were doing is covering for themselves. they had what they believed, i think was their insurance policy. they believe that what they had was going to be the investigation which shows there was a problem. what is really disturbing here, they knew that they had a problem with these information we are getting from steele and his dossier. yet they went with it, as you

john solomon let's go to ukraine issue.emember "new york times" piece to protect joe biden today because he literally held hostage american tax dollars as a means of browbeating the firing of the top law enforcement officials in ukraine who was investigating his own son. >> john: yeah come a few times, sean u.s. the mainstream media paying attention to this. i think we are beginning to see people pay attention to the two and a half year narrative. greg, sarah and myself have tried to report out because it was the fact and not because of an agenda but because facts. nice to sander news media and important developments in the story. i think today nellie ohr is a big sign of what is ahead. everybody who had contact for the justice department. everybody who perpetrated to steal the dossier. everybody who signed a fisa warrant. everybody who approved tactics against the president and his campaign during this investigation are now under scrutiny and attorney general barr made that clear today. i think there will be a lot of bad c

let's start with -- first the reporting from john solomon who has been extraordinary in his reportingi'm sure you -- you will agree. there seems to be no excuse whatsoever for the fbi not, not putting that dossier into the fisa application. victoria. >> lou with similar reporting by john solomon about five or sick weeks ago he revealed that bruce other had walked across this street to the fbi and let me tell you justice department never walk across the street to the tbig and told mccabe that this dossier was suspicious and unverifiable so they had it in august, and then they had it again from -- specifically say why it was untrustworthy. my goodness. he says he could -- he says oh, the pain, russians are paying people out of their consulate with no miami consulate. a little suspicious. >> yeah. a little indeed. [laughter] joe, we were -- this business down in the nearly appointed prosecutor appointed by the attorney general, how confident are you in it and what do you think of him give us a sense. >> well, he has one of the most stellar reputations of anybody in the department of just

he's been here from the get-go, john solomon. wow. let's see, steele stunning pre-fisa confession. it was a deadline to hillary's lies. >> it was. to date, this was the most direct evidence that the u.s. government knew before it submitted to fisa, before it used the steele dossier, that the man they were dealing with was on a political mission. not an intelligence mission. on a political mission. he told the deputy assistant secretary of state on october 11th, 2016, that his client who he identified as someone recurrently hacked -- the democratic national committee -- needed to get this information, was keen on getting this information out before election day. that's the clearest sign this was a political dirty trick, political opposition research. not the sort of things that a counterintelligence agent working for the fbi should be dealing with or trusting, for that matter. several of the committees i've talked to -- senate judiciary, house judiciary -- say they were never shown this document, never told of this contact, and that deeply concerns them about the transparency that's

breaking just moments ago, as first reported by "the new york times," "the hill"'s john solomon, and now fox news have all confirmed that the attorney general barr just determined the attorney general in connecticut to investigate the origins of the witch hunt into the trump campaign. huge news. equal application of our laws. it is what we have been telling you is a big part of what is coming. if you are counting, this is now the third investigation into the deep state taking place in fisa fisa barr's doj. you can answer to that lindsey graham. four investigations. keep in mind, john huber is investigating the leaks in utah. the inspector general horwitz is investigating fisa abuse and without a doubt, operation cross fire hurricane is, as we've been calling it, operation boomerang. several days ago during a series of important questions from senator lindsey graham, to remind you, he asked the attorney general about the mueller report, about what he viewed as important. we told you last week, act two, the court and is about to go up. tonight, the court and is a look. >> do you share

t i think bob mueller let us down. >> sean: john solomon, great report. i tweeted it out. joining us now with more reaction, all the breaking news, republican congressman jim jordan. jim, you watched the events unfold today. you just heard john's report. your reaction? >> the first thing is, bob mueller -- if the report speaks for itself, why did you have to do a press conference? what did we learn in the 9 minutes and 39 seconds of this press conference? we learned there was no collusion, no obstruction, after after, watt, 22 months, $30 million, 19 lawyers, 500 witnesses, 2800 subpoenas. it was the same drawn conclusion. that, to me, with the take aways if the report speaks for itself, why did you have to do a nine minute 392nd press conference where you took no questions from the press? >> sean: jim jordan, maybe i have done too many of the closed-door press conferences, now that congressman dad doug collins release the closed-door hearings, they were poignant, they were relevant, and they got to the facts. i don't think bob mueller would want to go before you. i have a

it's not like they are going to say "hannity" and john solomon were right. they will double down on stupid. the decision was made. it's all noise from here on in. he said the fix for hillary clinton, the rigged investigation, he said the fisa abuse and the flying before fisa judges is fraud. and the abuse of pour in the intel community, it's all now on the table and coming. >> that's right, sean. it's all on the table. now what barr has to do and john huber will do is looking at the expanniveness of what happened during this investigation. they want to take a close look at brennan's role and the cia and how that played into tuckrt. >> sean: she was the spy? >> that's right. they need to get text messages of mccabe that judicial watch is fighting for. those will reveal an enormous amount of information. i spoke to sources who are familiar with them. they need to get ahold of the all of the texts and emails. this did not just revolve around trump and those in his campaign. i believe they will find out that the abuse of power extended years before and they were

busy news night, joining us now, fox news contributor sara carter, "the hill's" john solomon. john, let's start with you. did you notice inside the body of the story that it contradicted the headline? >> yes, it felt like a straw man to me. whenever you see a story where eight paragraphs down the story, the headline is undercut, you worry as a journalist. t these are the same publications that promised us that there was evidence that senior trump officials met with senior russian officials, did not happen, the same one that predicted that bob mueller was going to have sealed indictments, that did not happen. we need to let the letter come out and that the attorney general will speak tomorrow night.. we will get a much different portrait than the leaks done tonight probably to undercut attorney general barr's testimony tomorrow. feels like a dirty trick like fusion gps. >> sean: let me read to you, carter, the special counsel emphasized that nothing in the march 24th letter was inaccurate or misleading. nothing. nothing. >> exactly. nothing. so this was about bottom-line conclus

peter navarro, the hill's john solomon, china expert michael pillsbury among our guests monday.have a wonderful, wonderful weekend, and a reminder to follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. we thank you for being with us, see you monday. good night from new york. trish: tonight, attorney general bill barr defending himself from democrats who don't -- [inaudible] all of this as barr defends the president -- is hurting the credibility of our intelligence agencies. all of this as barr defends the president against critics who accuse him of hurting the credibility of our intelligence agencies. watch. >> i think one of the ironies today is that people are saying that it's president trump that's. >> shredding our institutions.

let's turn to john solomon's outstanding reporting now predicting that the president will start declassifying-gate documents, in particular the so-called bucket five documents that show that the fbi knew they were going after innocents. >> well i think what's going to happen is the declassification, along with the horowitz two inspector general reports, one about comey and one about fisa is going to change the narrative complete by. that is going to be the most important shift here that's going to help bill barr pursue his investigation. he's going to have the wind at his back after that. and there's in doubt that all four fisa warrants were illegally obtained through the provision of false and incomplete information to the fisa court. and there just isn't any doubt about that now. it was all illegal from day one. >> so lou, can we say this all together, mr. president, declassify the documents. lou: you got it. and i so stipulate, or whatever you fancy folks say. >> wow. lou: thanks so much. victoria toensing, jo digenova, thanks so much. >>> severe storms sweeping across the central and sout

with the help of sarah carter, john solomon, so many others on this program, we've always worked to hold powerful unelected government officials accountable. the left is more interested in scoring cheap political points, dividing the country, and pucker conspiracy theories with no evidence. in the democratic-controlled house of representatives, they have people trying to weaponize their committees. why? to harass and order and prolong a series of endless witch-hunts into the trump administration. now senator graham has documented their unprecedented behavior. take a look. >> they just wanted an outcome. it doesn't matter how you get trump. it doesn't matter if you trick the fisa court. it doesn't matter if you infiltrate the campaign. the goal is to stop trump and the rules don't matter. this is a very dangerous time in american history where the media and the democratic party wants an outcome against trump, no matter what the rules are. >> sean: doesn't matter. they want to destroy this president. they didn't want him elected. they had a favorite candidate. they rigged her investigation

. >> and we learn through reporting of john solomon at the hill that -- that a memorandum by a state department employee has been sealed two week ago. sealed for 25 years that was evidence of the fact that they knew of the fbi knew of steele's motivation in creating the phony dossier. that they then ultimately later used for a fisa spying warrant. >> it is gigantic cover upsteel on the payroll of the dnc and the hillary campaign. they knew that. and a the reality of the fbi knew that, and at the top level of the fbi, basically they covered it up and now why? ray has let this thing be sealed is just beyond me it is just -- outrageous indictment of him ink to protect the fbi again is just outrageous we need to have a lot of sunshine on that place and i think barr will do that. >> and this late development, donald trump jr. -- being subpoenaed to appear before the senate, the senate intelligence committee in violation of the agreement that the existed between the committee and donald jr. what in the world -- richard burr, the chairman of the committee a republican doing this to -- to pr

here now with reaction to that and much more executive vp of the hill, john solomon.t a night to have you on. i'll tell you. first of all president is the classifying and giving bill bar powers so that suggest to me that he is saying to the nsa and cia and dni that i don't want fancy footwork here but you respond to william barr and you tell me. >> you are right on the money, judgment one other agency in there i think has been dragging its feet. fbi. judge jeanine: of course. >> i've heard a lot of tension going on between justice and fbi and if you listen to the great interview that fox news had gone last week with attorney general bar he said the answers i'm getting are inadequate and don't add up. judge jeanine: they don't hang together. >> it's remarkable to hear and attorney general say that about the people who are supposed to report him. he backed up his attorney general until the rest of the intelligence committee anyone in the intelligence community you better give the truth to this man or your insubordinate to my commands. very important moment and hopefully

>> laura: when you people likeke john solomon, sara carter, with real expertise, i will go to that well any day. >> sean: you have a law degree and went to dartmouth.h. >> laura: don't hold that against me. everyone in this town has a lot of degree, doesn't mean much but more importantly, the american people want actual fact in front of them on what happened, how this happened, how this unfolded, and where to address the problems facing the country. it was another great show. >> sean: have a great show your legal background is amazing, you should be so proud of that. >> laura: thanks, sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" tonight from washington. another rough day for the president, and bill barr derangement club. it turns out the term "spying" was appropriate, we will play it -- we will explain in just a moment . but when "the new york times" broke the story about the biden's family scandalous tiesil to ukraine, they blamed conservative investigator peter schweizer. guess what, he is here to respond to those charges. and congresswoman ilhan omar with another anti-ameri

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tomorrow john solomon and michael pillsbury among our guests. thanks for joining us and good night from new york. ♪ trish: first i was collusion, then obstruction and now we're apparently in a constitutional crisis. the left decembe desperately tro change the narrative as this becomes increasingly evident that you know what, the tables have turned on them. we've learned that the inspector general is looking into a piece of opposition research, yeah, the one paid for by the dnc and hillary clinton campaign was used as evidence to spy on the trump campaign. new intel on that just second away. and president trump vowing to stay tough on china as critics warn raising tariffs on chinese goods is om going to hurt america. what if i told you the critics shouted the same doomsday narrative every time that the president played hardball with china. news flash. the economy didn't crash. in fact it's soaring. i predict we can handle it. one california restaurant adding a side of politics to its menu. guess what happened. it backfired. details straight ahead

today's revelation by john solomon is a blockbuster. it was clear to the state department that the steele dossier was a complete phony. this memo was circulated. if he didn't read it, he was sleeping. i have read part of that dossier, and i have done this fisa stuff for years, i was there when it first started. if you can figure out that the steele dossier is a piece of junk, and you shouldn't be fbi director. i have no doubt, he's got a serious problem having put his name on that affidavit and not revealed that it was unverified, not revealed that he took no steps to verify it. when a state department employee was able to figure out that steele lied about there being a consulate in miami for the russian government. that steele lied -- he hadn't been in moscow, hadn't been in russia for nine years. >> laura: why do they keep using him? why did the fbi continue to rely on christopher steele, even after he broke the deal in late summer, i believe august of 2016? he broke the deal, was deemed unreliable, but then it looks like they still k