joining us now to analyze this joe degeneral have a digend kimberley strassel.been saying for some time there could be criminal implication here for some of these major players at the fbi. what do we know now after this new memo has been unredacted? >> the grassley-graham memo and letter establishes beyond any doubt that the fbi knowingl knowing deceived te fisa court about the information presenting to them. lied to them about the fact it was verified information which it was not, which the law requires now we know clinton additional allies including sidney blumenthal were involved in the transmission of false information, unverified information to the fbi through state department officials. somebody's going to have to go to prison. >> laura: kimberley strassel we have been led to believe that any omission in the application for the fisa warrant was inadvertent or it was minor. it was a footnote referencing political influence. but i think the fisa judge might have had a different view had we known that some of the information had come from, i don't know, sid b

now here we are in 2018 and kimberley strassel says it best. me get this quote in from the "wall street journal." i have been in journalism all my life and never ever seen the press corps fight so hard against transparency. what was wrong with putting this memo out. >> sean: that's a good point. >> sources and methods were not disturbed in think way, were not revealed. i don't get it you. >> sean: we have been lied to the entire week. ari, now that we know that we know, there was some collusion and hillary paid for what turned out to be russian propaganda. it was designed to lie to the american people. and then it was designed and used to spy on an opposition candidate in an election year. and then spy on incoming president. you want to special counsel for that? >> well, i think you are on to something here, sean. i'm hoping the ig, when the department of justice investigative general or ig comes out with their report about what's going on inside justice and they have access to all the emails, they will shine some light on this. >> sean: thank

and kimberley strassel of "the wall street journal."idn't go nearly as far as the nra folks did what you wrote a pretty tough column in "the wall street journal" on friday. i want to put some of it up. if you write and gun restrictions aren't an answer, they are a sideshow. do you agree with what we just heard from andrew pollack with that is not the focus and it has to be on keeping school safe, hardening them like airports? >> i think that we are having progress this time after this because we are finally talking about the things that actually really matter. and they are one, protecting vulnerable communities. it is no accident that the shooters go to places that are gun free zones because they know they will be the only bad person with a weapon and no one there to stop them. and two, mental health. those with severe mental illness and how we have to get treatment for these people overall and make sure they do not have easy access to guns. these are the failings that have been consistent in nearly every one of these events. >> chris:

now here we are in 2018 and kimberley strassel says it best. me get this quote in from the "wall street journal." i have been in journalism all my life and never ever seen the press corps fight so hard against transparency. what was wrong with putting this memo out. >> sean: that's a good point. >> sources and methods were not disturbed in think way, were not revealed. i don't get it you. >> sean: we have been lied to the entire week. ari, now that we know that we know, there was some collusion and hillary paid for what turned out to be russian propaganda. it was designed to lie to the american people. and then it was designed and used to spy on an opposition candidate in an election year. and then spy on incoming president. you want to special counsel for that? >> well, i think you are on to something here, sean. i'm hoping the ig, when the department of justice investigative general or ig comes out with their report about what's going on inside justice and they have access to all the emails, they will shine some light on this. >> sean: thank