then she is using matt -- first, tied to the american people and influence them with lies paid for lieshe bulk of the reason by comey, we know that christopher's's del is a trump hater, we notice unverified, the basis of a fisa warrant against an opposition party in the lead up to an election, and to undermine a president-elect and his team. jessica, please tell me you are not going to defend what is a defenseless position. >> i think i will give it a t g. you even said that it was the bulk of the reasoning for the fisa warrant, which is a recapping of a warrant on someone who in 2013 -- >> sean: the initial. slow down. >> he was a kremlin -- end of it all mike initial. carterig page had been under investigation since 2014 and the nunes memo -- >> be respectful. >> has in his memo, makes it very clear that george papadopoulos was the original person i kicked all this off in june 2016.01 >> you know who opened up this investigation from a peter strzok, the trump hater. hillary lover and trump hater. he wanted an insurance policy to take out donald trump. >> he absolutely didn't. comey is

for lies.ut then it's used as the bulk of the reasonable by comey. we know that christopher steele is a trump later. we know it's unverified. the basis of a fisa warrant against an opposition party in the lead up to an election and then to undermine a president-elect and his team. now, jessica, please tell me you are not going to defend what is a defenseless position for you? >> no, i think i'm going to give it a go. you said it is the bulk of the reasoning to get the fisa warrant. reuping of a warrant who someone on 2013 told "time" magazine that he was a kremlin advisor. >> sean: it wasn't the initial. >> it wasn't the initial. i know how to read. carter page has been under investigation since 2014 if i'm correct, right? and the nunes memo, i'm mispronouncing that i'm sorry. >> nunes. >> be respectful. >> whatever, jesse. has in his memo, makes it very clear that george papadopoulos was the original person that kicked this off in 2013. >> do you know who opened the snuf snuffleupagus investig

another lied to the judge.nother yet key aspect of all of this is the schiff memo is admitting to be true. the former british spy christopher steele remember, why was he terminated as an fbi source? oh, he was leaking to the media what schiff conveniently leave out steele lied to the fbi about talking to the press and bringing information to them which is why senator grassley and senator graham have made a criminal referral against christopher steele. the schiff memo is full of other massive and outright lies as well. for example, schiff falsely claims that carter page was never spied on. while the member of the trump campaign. that's not true. because with the fisa warrant, the federal government has the ability to access all of page's old electronic communications. all the emails. old text messages old phone calls when he was part of the trump campaign. the fbi spied on the trump campaign and getting the warrant on page allowed them to do it which is why they lied to get the fisa warrants in the first place.

and russian government lies. they covered up the fact before the fisa judge to get the warrant and in the process, what are they really doing? shredding the constitution. our fourth amendment protections. nunes is also exposing himself to be a big, fat liar. and that's more admits that ther had political motivations. but after this nunes memo came out, he put out a statement, and it reads in part, "the majority suggest that the fbi failed to alert the court as to mr. steele's political motivations or the political motivations of those who hired him." but this is inaccurate. so schiff is saying something it is an outright lie. the schiff memo was corroborating the nunes and grassley-graham memos becauser they exposed on the dossier was the essential part of the fisa application. if you look at the grassley-graham memo, it finds "the bulk of the fisa application consisted of the unverified clinton bought and paid for dossier." wow. now he tries to downplay the reliance on the dossier by writing in t his memo, that

have to tell those white lies or whatever color the lies were in the first place? was there this issue, ari of corrupt intent? was there corrupt intent when on board air force one she was the one relaying messages from don jr. on the ground back to the president and back and forth crafting this what we now know to be false narrative about a meeting that they said at the time was for adoptions. why did they feel the need to lie about it? was it some natural compulsion to tell untruths, and this is what mueller and his team are going to be looking at it, was ate an affirmative effort on the part of trump officials to mission le mislead the mueller probe? >> we have officials in both parties stating untruths. untruths are not typically illegal, unless as ned and others just laid out, they are attempts to on strubbstruct. steve bannon unloaded in the book "fire and fury", that many times things always seemed to come up trump, so she had a lot of faith, it seemed in that process. steve bannon said she was exposing herself to liability. sources out of the white house acc

just white lies. think about that. the white house communications director admits that she lies.r the color, to the public. no one has attacked the credibility of the press more than president trump and his white house and when confronted with an inconvenient fact, you know the drill. >> just for the media, the fake news back there, fake news, i call it. >> fake news. >> fake news. >> fake news. >> fake news. >> fake news. >> fake, fake, fake. >> fake news, it is fake, phony, fake. >> fake news. and now this white house admits what we all knew to be true, that much of what it tells us is fake. so how are we supposed to know when the white house is telling the truth. how do we know when it is lying. how do we know when the white house is lying, whether it is telling a white lie or something worse. by the way, we believe all lies matter. was it a white lie when president trump said there was to collusion with the russians or a white lie when he said there was no obstruction of justice. what it a lie when he said he would drain the swamp, hire only the best and never groped women an

white lies. >> which, though, so those are like good lies? small lies? pesky lies? >> they're when i was a kid, i remember white lie meant it was an okay lie to tell along the lines of, you know, you look great or something like that. >> how are you doing today? >> i'm fine. when you're not fine. >> i'm fine. biggest white lie ever. >> yeah. >> we'll see what color lies robert mueller thinks they are, if they try to get away with any of those under oath. >> and when you have to make that disclosure in the context of being sworn under oath where stating a lie is in fact a criminal offense, that's -- well, we shall see. >> but this notion that she is required to tell lies, required to tell lies in the trump white house. >> definition of a bad job. yeah. >> thanks, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> current and former u.s. officials, administration officials, a former u.s. official, white house officials. those are the people who john kelly was supposed to stop. when john kelly became white house chief of staff, he was supposed to stop the leaking to the news media. b

but she didn't say what the white lies were, so we don't know how important those lies are. sound to me like it's cleaning the swamp up. it is adding to it when hope hicks who obviously is one of the president's closest advisers apparently in the white house will not tell the truth about what's happening in the white house, the american people have the right to know what's happening, and the fact that she admits to white lies, heavens knows what else might be the case, because other than that, she was unwilling to be very forthcoming. >> if the democrats do take back the house, you think there's a 90% chance, is this the type of thing you would investigate? would you be calling on the house oversight committee to be launching an investigation? >> i think one of the reasons americans are going to vote for democrats to take back the house is because they want a check and balance on this administration. whatever they think of the administration, they obviously don't have a lot of confidence in their continuity or their transparency or truthfulness. i think they're worried about

and she admitted on the record to someone that she told lies. white lies are still lies.e lies impact the american people? those who participate in the things that folks at the highest levels of this trump white house should be rewarded with anything. >> six years ago -- i'll sorry, 20 minutes ago, when did i all the crazy things going on, president trump attacking jeff sessions for abide go by protocols, hope hicks admitting she lied, everything with jared kushner. those were the three things. three huge stories. we just call that wednesday. now we have hope hicks resigning. it does seem like there is more chaos in this news cycle every day than 90 period i can recall. because of the trump white house. there are events that intervene, the florida shooting, there are things, but day after day after day this white house is making news, often bad for themselves. often self-inflicted wounds. >> this does explain the tweets wrote against sessions today. >> let's pretend we knew that trump influence that hope would leave. what trump wants is a john mitchell. nixon's attorney g

you either had bank accounts in other countries and lied or didn't.ther had income and paid taxes or didn't. seems that's pretty straightforward and easy to prove. on top of that as we learned last week, you know, gates, his co-defendant in the indictment, the original indictment, has decided to plead guilty and cooperate and you would expect him to testify at the trial. it's a very strong case. typically speaking in a very, very strong case, if there's a deal to be made to plead guilty, that's how the vast majority of criminal cases get decided. so far, paul manafort through his lawyer has said he's not intending to plead guilty. if he goes to trial, and i think there's a decent likelihood he will because he seems to be stubborn about wanting to go to trial, his constitutional right, and everyone has that right in this country because you're presumed independent until proven guilty, i think he's going to have a hard time of it at trial based on what we've seen in the indictment. >> before you go, i want you to listen to what the president said a litt

she lied about ben gauzy. she lied about burkedaal, she lied about the unmasking. comey lied to the fisa judge and lied about when he melt with barack obama. brennan's a liar, and he lied about the dossier and whether it was used to justify the wire tapping. the whole thing is crashing down, and the demes are scrambling and can't contain the fallout. >> hannity: thank you both. jessica, i hope you enjoyed jesse's world. you lived in it. >> i did. i shall come again >> hannity: when we come back, the immigration battle in washington, d.c. you don't want to miss that next. you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again go to stamps.com/tv and never go to (al♪rm sounds) oooooooooh! you sleep on a poorly crafted mattress, you might find

she lied about benghazi. she lied about bergdahl. she lied about the unmasking.self lied to the fisa judge and then he lied about when he met with barack obama. brennan is now a liar. he has lied did the dossier what he knew about it and whether it was used to justify the wiretapping. so the whole thing is crashing down and the dems are scrambling. they can't contain the fallout. >> sean: all right. guys, thank you both. jessica, i hope you enjoy jesse's world. you live in it? >> i did. i shall come again. >> sean: much upgrade on the immigration battle in washington, d.c. you don't want to miss this. that's next. >> sean: all right, this morning president trump weighed in on the daca debate he tweeted quote negotiations on daca have begun. republicans want to make and deal and democrats say they want to make a deal. wouldn't it be great finally after so many years to solve the daca puzzle. this will be our last chance, there will never be another opportunity march 5th. dan bongino, immigration attorney francisco hernandez. on this show you have said dacad set at

paid for lies. >> the one thing we need is truth. it best, you shall know the truth and the truth will set you free. >> sean: amen. >>oc i don't understand why the democrats will flood the stuff come out, why don't they push it out? if it is what they say, which i, nothing, just a bunch of stuff, thang they ought to be demanding it be put forward to the american people could see it for nothing. the reason they are so resistant to this information coming out is because many of them,it particularly schiff and others, they know what's in it and they are scared to death that is going to expose all that they have been lying about for more than a year and that is going to put them in a real difficult position to try to defend what they in the people they have been protecting have done to the american constitution. i'm going to make clear, this is no longer about donald trump, like him or hate him, this is not about him. this is about whether our constitution is going to be followed and whether all americans are protected under the same law

now we know that his communicator lies to him because he likes exaggerations and lies.hat does this say about the people around the president? >> well, hope hicks, giving her again the benefit of the doubt of naivete perhaps, it's also interesting she is very much in mueller's cross hairs. we saw great reporting from "the new york times" a couple weeks ago that said she was being asked about essentially whether or not -- mark corral owe, the former spokesman for trump's legal team, had been interviewed by mueller, was going to be interviewed by mueller and he was going to tell him that hope hicks had essentially tried to or suggested hiding donald trump, jr.'s e-mails from investigators or from whoever might ask about them. so she was in the cross hairs of a possible obstruction of justice probe. and she's also, of course, very much in the -- she was very much in the back room of the white house. and she knew everything that was going on in terms of his intent for firing james comey. she was very instrumental in this whole investigation. if she told white lies and if sh

on behalf of the trump administration. >> she called them white lies. >> but they're still lies. to the american people. that is disqualifying. >> you think that in and of itself? >> i think she was one of donald trump's closest associates throughout the campaign and into the administration. the evidence continues to mount. that there was an apparent conspiracy between some members of the trump campaign and russian spies to sell out our democracy and then engage in a possible cover-up. and hope hicks appears to be connected to all of those particular elements. that ultimately may be why she is out of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> apparently she's been thinking about it for a while but it follows nine hours of testifying. let's get to some other issues. is digging into president trump's business dealings prior to running for president fair game for robert mueller? >> you have the money laundering to the campaign.ken place prior- you have the possible criminal conspiracy that took place during the campaign. then the obstruction of justice. you have to understand motive and intent. a

the fbi lied to a fisa court and the user dossier full of russian lies to spy on the trump campaign, just before an important american election, and america's powerful tools of intelligence for weaponized to spy on an opposition campaign during an election year. the key people involved need to explain themselves. here with reaction tonight, we welcome back former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, the fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, tom fit in. joe, it's a lot to absorb, n a t of information, but it is so telling and sad that this could happen in united states. give us your general take away. >> this is piling on in a very big way. we are headed toward a very sad ending forve the fbi and senior doj officials. mccabe is gone because christopher wray knows what's in the other emails on the other texts. mccabe was sent packing as a result of christopher wray being briefed by a number of people who have access to the investigation that is underway, which is going to lead to criminal charges againstng a number of people. what you are seeing coming out now and the text messa

comey lied to the american people. been fired the day after he decided he was the attorney general. >> sean: what about hillary clinton? >> well, if the statute of limitations hasn't passed, go for it. or how about you start looking into the clinton foundation. >> sean: wait a minute. they fixed it. when they were writing their exoneration before investigation, it was rigged. and everybody knew that they were rigging it. >> that doesn't mean you cannot reopen it, sean. there is only double jeopardy if you have been acquitted. >> stay as the candidate because they thought she would win and become president and even strzok and page were afraid oh my gosh, if she wins, she might get mad at us at one point. but then the more important thing is who knew how do they possibly take unverified information withhold from the fisa court judge that it's hillary clinton bought and paid for, how do you withhold that kind of information when seeking something as sensitive as a fisa warrant? >> you withhold it very simply. let me expla

then they lied to the judge.hat it all means is now we have three congressional memos that prove a key fact: the fbi lied to a fisa judge about clinton and the dnc financing a dossier, which was filled with uncorroborated russian lies, and they did it to spy on the trump campaign. the attorney general, jeff sessions, i'm glad he's moving. he needs to move quickly. everybody involved needs to be held accountable.d we need to restore the rule of law. all right, also breaking tonight, we have more news about broward county and the sheriff's department missing countless warning signs about the florida school shooter and then utterly failing to properly respond to this deadly rampage. this is one huge, massive, giant bureaucratic failure after another in this case. broward county sheriff scott israel, he flat out refusing to take any responsibility. instead, he is blaming pretty much everybody else. according to reports,rd this is almost unconscionable, four of sheriff israel's deputies not enter the building while th

lies, dammed lies and statistics. i am not even going to try to find the truth.ters are saying it is rubbish, there is conspiracy in the treasury and fake figures, the remainers are saying the parts that of the uk that will be hit the hardest are the ones that wanted to leave. it serves you right, evil racist, and all of it. the truth probably lies somewhere in between. the economic analysis that they are coming up with is that we have it now and we can do something to change it. if we know and believe that the north—east may be the ha rd est that the north—east may be the hardest hit, we can do something about it. i havejust hardest hit, we can do something about it. i have just come hardest hit, we can do something about it. i havejust come back hardest hit, we can do something about it. i have just come back from india, singapore and hong kong, looking at investment into the uk, and those other regions that we are focusing on, because we already know that those are the areas of the uk that those are the areas of the uk that will be hardest hit in economic term

lies, spreading lies is not a breach of community guidelines. in that case, if i made a complaint, someone's spreading lies about me using a false identity, i can't take legal action because i don't know who they are. but it wasn't harassment. then you wouldn't do anything about it or you would feel you were doing the right thing in not making a judgment. >> yeah, and i think that would be the same position across most big platforms. i don't think that's particularly unique. >> that's probably why we're all here. >> just -- i was looking this morning at the quote that a lie can travel halfway across the world before the truth gets its shoes on. actually, it was attributed to mark twain incorrectly. it wasn't actually him that said it. for all the stories of folks spreading misinformation on twitter, there's as many stories of the truth coming out loud and clear. what we do as a company is try to figure out what are the voices that resonate with people that have credibility and let the debate flow. and who would you put in the position to tell us

what were talking about is lies, someone who is deciding to spread lies about somebody else.st them, they‘re just spreading lies. and they‘re using the anonymity of twitter to do that. there‘s basically nothing you will do about it. if i could, the anonymity on our platform is not a shield against breaking our terms of service. telling lies on twitter isn‘t a breach of the community guidelines and wouldn‘t require action to be taken against the account. that‘s what you‘re saying, isn‘t it? if that's the only ground... we do not have rules based on truth. so is fake news such a big deal that it‘s necessary for uk politicians to head to washington for, or is the dcms committee getting a bit overexcited about a term that has had its day? with me in the studio is the right—wing campaigner and best—selling author ann coulter — one of the very few people donald trump follows on twitter, and joining me from la is the writer laurie penny. good evening. website which gets hits from nearly 800,000 people says that members of hillary clinton‘s campaign were involved in a satanic cult, t

. >>> big little lies? former trump campaign manager paul manafort pleading not guilty today to dozens of new charges from robert mueller. also getting a trial date in september. while top white house aide hope hicks admits she tells white lies for donald trump. in nine hours of questioning at the house intelligence committee. >> it was clear that the white house did not want initially hope hicks to testify about anything after the campaign. adopted the same position as with steve bannon. >> she won't invoking privilege. she wasn't answering questions with regard to her time in the white house or in the transition. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. an emotional and kocourageous d for thousands of students returning to campus today just two weeks after the shooting that forever changed their lives. there are no classes this week, just time each morning for students and teachers to talk and try to deal with their grief. those gatherings ended a short time ago. we want to take to you parkland and

they used the dossier of lies paid for by a major political party. the democrat national committee and a presidential candidate, hillary clinton. they swore to facts they knew were lies in order to surveil a candidate they could not imagine being president. a cabal of arrogant, condescending employees of our government whose salaries that we pay thought that we didn't count. they so wanted hillary to become president that they violated all the rules and engaged in a charade so we would think there was a real investigation on the emails. they met on the tarmac. they gave people who didn't qualify immunity from prosecution without getting incriminating' information. they changed legal definitions to satisfy their political goals. they thought she would be elected and no one would ever know. but she wasn't, so they plot an insurance policy to bring him down anyway. i often talked about the clintons coming on the scene from arkansas in their bell bottoms and pigs at the trough. but they outdid themselves this time. using a foundation in name only to spre

hope hicks and her white lies. "the new york times" says she insisted she had not lied about matters material to the 2016 presidential election. what do you think about that? a little lie here, a little lie there, no biggie? >> yeah, so first, i wasn't the sli solicitor general, i was the federal prosecutor here in d.c. in any event, the way she characterizes her lies are self-serving. bob mueller has already met with her once for a period of hours. when i hear that, if i'm bob mueller, i have to bring her back now and find out which of those things she talked about were white lies or real lies or whatever way i want to characterize it since i'm the prosecutor leading the investigation. >> large and small, seth, no one is required to lie. >> absolutely right, of course she wasn't under oath in front of bob mueller, but there are federal agents in the room. that's how martha stewart went to jail, she lied to federal prosecutors. if she says she gave white lies are and some of those white lies were to bob mueller, sh

the decision they made about passing out painkillers like candy, now that we admit that they were liedin the first place. [laughter] -- [applause] seconds, just like with tobacco, we have governors, mayors, generals, principalities, we are all suing the folks who put us in this mess to try to get treatment -- money for treatment. why don't we do what we did with tobacco? room.em all in a messed this one up when he reduced the burden of proof for the pill mill folks who trucked this stuff. the obama administration reduced the burden -- raised the burden of proof because enforcers literally have to get these folks to plead guilty before they can stop the trucks from moving. here is my point. there is no one in my view who knows more about this kind of issue than john cole, who happens to be here today. just stand up, because i want folks to know who you are. this man got in a room at years ago and got them to pay for -- he is related to greta. congress has the potential to be a hero. to give with them in a room and say don't come out of the room until we settle this. it is time for the t

circumstances, you have to do a cost benefit analysis of where the best benefit for the united kingdom lies, and the best benefit lies in our ability to trade to the maximum possible in providing goods and services, free of regulatory inhibition with our european partners because they are our closest trading partners and no other trading partners elsewhere in the world are ever likely to substitute themselves for it. so that's in the customs union basically, or a customs union, i'm sorry i get stuck on these... it would have to be a customs union if we're out of the single market, all i would say about that and here i think i disagree with ian paisley, is if we are honouring the agreement we reached in december and outlines with the eu on the terms of withdrawal i find it difficult to see how we will not be in a customs union because unless somebody comes up with some extraordinary technical

lies, spreading lies is not a breach of community guidelines. in that case, if i made a complaint, someone's spreading lies about me using a false identity, i can't take legal action because i don't know who they are. but it wasn't harassment. then you wouldn't do anything about it or you would feel you were doing the right thing in not making a judgment. >> yeah, and i think that would be the same position across most big platforms. i don't think that's particularly unique. >> that's probably why we're all here. >> just -- i was looking this morning at the quote that a lie can travel halfway across the world before the truth gets its shoes on. >> yay, yeah, on twitter. >> actually, it was attributed to mark twain incorrectly. it wasn't actually him that said it. for all the stories of folks spreading misinformation on twitter, there's as many stories of the truth coming out loud and clear. what we do as a company is try to figure out what are the voices that resonate with people that have credibility and let the debate flow. and who would you p

russian intelligence lies about donald trump.irst, trying to influence a election, then using it to get a warrant to spy on an opposition candidate. the democratic memo has now been declassified, and schiff's going around telling anyone who will listen what's in it. otherwise, he's leakingnd classified information. president trump is blasting, rightly so, schiff, on twitter. saying, "little adam schiff desperate to run for higher office is one of the biggest liars and leakers right up there with comey, warner, brennan, and clapper." this should and must be stopped. i actually disagree with president trump. schiff is auditioning. he wants a job on conspiracy tv msnbc.s kind of like comey assistantan just got hired by fake news at cnn. news. sara carter reporting that schiff is leading a media campaign along with former obama administration officials and democrats to attack congressman nunes and the four-page memo. this fierce opposition is not surprising, but everyone involved in this deep state effort to spy on the trump campaign

i don't get it you. >> sean: we have been lied to the entire week., 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 you both for being with us. when we come back, my final thoughts on this fisa memo and where we go from here. that's straight ahead ♪ >> sean: as we have been saying on the show the nunes memo is 15% sadly of what we're told will come out of this scandal. there is a lot more coming. in many ways the fact that the media has been so wrong and so corrupt it is a story that will haun

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i don't get it you. >> sean: we have been lied to the entire week., 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 you both for being with us. when we come back, my final thoughts on this fisa memo and where we go from here. that's straight ahead ♪ to take care of you. ♪ taking care of business with print services done right. on time. guaranteed! expert tech support. and this week all dell pcs are up to twenty five percent off! save even more when you purchase a dell monitor. and make sure yo

[laughter] you just lied to the fbi.aiting to find out who was maybe going to jail. and early this morning, we all discovered. - a fox news alert: former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, slapped with a 12-count federal indictment, including conspiracy against the u.s., money laundering and failure to disclose foreign lobbying. - this is a bad day for paul manafort. - they threw the book at him. he's looking at 10-15 years in prison. - happy halloween, bitch. [laughter] [cheers and applause] - this is cnn breaking news. - a former foreign policy adviser to the trump campaign has pleaded guilty of lying to fbi officials. the complaint says george papadopoulos, he lied about his contacts with foreign nationals who had close connections to the russian government. - it's still halloween, bitches. [laughter] [cheers and applause] just two hours--two hours after the manafort story broke, we suddenly find out that one of trump's campaign advisors, george papadopoulos, was trying to connect the trump campaign with russian g

here it looks like, according the mueller's office, this associate with skadden arps lied.s relates to the ukraine part of the investigation. greg craig, the former white house counsel under president obama led an investigation in the ukraine about viktor yanukovych who was the president there, they prepared a report, that has been subject of some controversy, but it also is something that mueller was looking into it because it connects to manafort. it connects to gates. according to mueller, this lawyer made a false statement in the course of the investigation. if i can just say one thing that i think we need to say out of fairness, this appears to have absolutely nothing to do with donald trump, with the white house, with collusion. it appears to be a very discreet indictment. >> as far as we know right now. we keep on learning new and more things about this. one aspect of this that is interesting, jeffrey, we know from reporting from the los angeles times and cnn that rick gates could be very close to a plea deal. i mean very close. the reason jessica is at the courthous

lastly, lastly, what about all the congress men and women who lied about this memo? for four days they've been telling us it would reveal sources and methods. >> sean: that's par for the course. none of which was true. >> no sources and methods. >> sean: sara, about a year ago you broke this story. my sources tell me this is just the tip of the spear, the tip of the iceberg. and that there's so much more to come. i was given a percentage, about 15% of what is coming. what are your sources telling you? you were dead on accurate on march 8th of last year. >> my sources are telling me, 10% of what is coming. so maybe there's even more out there than what we expect. this is even more important. the investigation is now going to be reversed. i know that members of congress are going to call foye at special counsel to investigate the investigators. there are going to be a number of people involved in this. also the information as you reported that is going to the ig they're gonna look at criminality here. was there anything criminal going on? from appearances there was. so

he looks very committed to those lies.e can even sound very reasonable when he's lying about what he says breaks his heart. like congressman wilson boycotting the state of the union address. in that same interview yesterday, john kelly demonstrated an ignorance of white house history that is a perfect fit to the trump presidency and a willingness to say anything to help the president crush the investigation of the president. >> rod rosenstein and the fbi direct or wray don't want you to release the memo. will you guys? >> the memo, four pages, came over day before yesterday. >> right. >> the unique thing about all of this, frankly, in every other case that i can remember in my lifetime where a president was in some kind of trouble, the president, the white house, attempted to not release things. whether it was iran-contra, certainly things like the nixon years. this president has said from the beginning, certainly since i've been the chief of staff for six months now, i want everything out. i want this thing, i want the am

, russian government lies, and propaganda and salacious details that were never be verified. she used that and try to influence an election with it. just like he always does, president trump is fighting back and is fighting back on twitter to react to mueller's indictment of these 13 russian nationals for 2016 electionfo modeling. the president writes, "how funny that the fake news media doesn't want to say the russian group was formed in 2014, long before my run for president. maybe they knew i was going to run even though i did not know." robert mueller's indictment clearly lays out that this russia attempt to influence the election that started in 2014, under obama's watch. and he was warned.d. he did nothing to stop it. in fact, by the way, go back to 2012, during a presidential debate. remember barack obama mocking mitt romney for saying russia still posed a very serious foreign policy threat. mitt romney was right. obama was wrong. the media ignored all key facts in the mueller indictment. you corrupt people in the media need to listen closely, very closely to what the

they are saying this is russian government lies.sian government in that christopher steele is putting in that information. it's the irony in all of this is insane. just like the irony of uranium one is we are giving russia 20% of our uranium. you know, we have heard a year about russia and now we have real evidence. >> any intelligent lawyer and comey is certainly a veteran lawyer, would know that you can't rely on evidence that comes from a source in russia or sources in russia who are experts on lying and deception and disinformation. nor can you rely on a former spy in great britain who is trained in the same thing. and then you factor in that it was political research paid for by the opponent of the target. you can't make up such deception and fraud if you tried. >> sean: how could you present grassley graham memo was saying, sarah, unverified russian government information that hillary paid for to get a warrant to spy on an opposition party. >> grassley and graham memo basically substantiated everything nunes was saying in his

she may be the power behind things. lies beneath and whether she may be the power behind thingslj liese the power behind things. i think it's very interesting because of course they are completely playing donald trump because donald trump is one of these people, he a one off, let's put it that way, who needs an enemy. —— he's. they are shaking hands, she's never been there before, look at these two, they are telling donald trump to take a walk and he will have to do something to get the focus back on him. mike pence saying that we are tight, japan, the us, south korea, we are tight. how funny, and then they carry on with ttip without the us so who cares. they are both koreans but the north korean and south korean languages are totally different. instead of labelling here the sister, i am going to give her her proper name, kim yo—jong. quickly, we did the pensions earlier, i want to skip ahead if possible to the eurotunnel. you know, doris has nero tendencies, he fascinates me —— boris. remember he had boris ireland. thank goodness this was killed, the $50 million bridge of flowers, tha

. >> well, there are no white lies when you're talking about a grand jury investigation. what i think was interesting about what came out about what she said in her testimony she said white lies, but they weren't material to anything in the investigation. well, she doesn't get to decide that. her lawyers don't get to decide that. mueller gets to decide that. so, you know, to the extent that she is saying things that aren't true, mueller and his team are going to be the ones -- first of all she doesn't know all the facts so she can't possibly decide what's material and what's not. but that is one of the key jobs of a prosecutor and investigators to look at all the facts in the context and look at things, individual witnesses are saying and decide whether, you know, telling the truth. and if they're not, whether they're material. and in this broad of an investigation it's kind of hard to believe that these, quote, white lies would be as immaterial as they're trying to make it sounds. >> let's live in the real world. she works for donald trump. she's already been interviewed

the president lied to the country. the president's son lied to the country.he president's lawyers lied to the country. the president lied to the country about a meeting with russians. that is a big deal. you can spin that all day long. >> he did not lie to the fbi. he has not lied in a legal context. >> not yet. >> did not give all the -- >> we don't know what was said to the fbi, i should point out. anyway, just ahead, we have more breaking news on, yes, the nunes memo. we're not hiding it or ignoring it. the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee now says the white house actually got a different copy of it than the one that the committee actually voted on. that changes were made by devin nunes without the committee's knowledge. we'll tell you the details on this. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do

li ning was one of them. >> li ning is a gymnastics legend in china.at the 1984 olympics in los angeles, he won three gold medals, two silver, and one bronze. at the next olympics four years later, he was under the care of xue yinxian. she recorded everything. >> the 15th of february, 1988. it's less than a month since li ning received four testosterone injections from chen zhanghao. at first he felt fine, but then he became increasingly tired, he suffered from dizziness, and gained four kilos in weight. >> chen zhanghao was xue's colleague at the time. later, he was put in charge of the olympic team. they sent chen zhanghao to france, she says, "so that he could learn how to administer performance-enhancing drugs." the results were documented in scientific essays. germany's public broadcaster ard put those allegations to chen directly. >> we tried to speak with the chinese olympic committee at the ministry of sports about the doping accusations. our request is met with silence. but in 2012, chen zhanghao, china's former head of olympics doctor, commen