thank you, lisa page. seriously. thank you, lisa page. i mean, i am -- it -- the circumstances under which it was released are contested, but i am glad to have this access to this information from your transcript. i don't know why republicans think it makes you look bad. also, in the peter strzok transcript released today, it's long and there is a ton in it but there is for example again, something the republicans think makes them look terrible, which i don't think most people will see it that way. their example is a hilarious back and forth i can't put on television because there is a lot of swearing but a republican congressman is trying to get peter strzok to spell out why he expressed in a text message that it would be forgive me, f-ing terrifying for trump to actually be elected president. and republicans are questioning him about that and clearly think they have him nailed on something super bad about him expressing it would be terrifying for trump to be elected president. how terrible it is that peter strzok is expressing that whil

>> well, the lisa page transcript really is quite stunning, because what lisa page is saying is thatstice department before the investigation was really done said that they were not going to prosecute, therefore, the fact that comey then says no one knows the conclusion, right, is a lie. it's a laughing matter because of course he knew the conclusion the conclusion had been dictated before the investigation began. maria: yeah. >> this is really significant testimony from lisa page. i don't understand why the inspector general didn't understand this. maria: without accountability nobody is going to trough the doj and the fbi for a long time mark good to see you sir thanks very much mark penn thanks for joining us on sunday morning futures i'm maria bartiromo we'll see you next week on mornings with maria on fox business. you're a broker. what do you charge for online equity trades? um ah, i'll look into it. lisa jones! hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? laughs/umm.. and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? ugh. schwab! oh rig

who's there to meet with him is lisa page. so actually he met with lisa page in august 2016. it was information that was actually given to him by christopher steele. and they're in the office. now, lisa page obviously right now -- we're looking at the testimony, i would say we're seeing a lot of finger pointing. she's pointing at the justice department, you know, they were in charge, they didn't want us to move forward. honestly, i think she's being honest there. but the fbi was also heavily involved and as we have noted in past stories from the top down and the people involved in this in covering up as well for hillary clinton. we see that with james baker's testimony. >> sean: right. exactly. >> yeah. >> sean: greg, one of the things that i picked up here in the orr transcripts last week, now these -- this -- by the way, how many times did you read it? i want to know. >> you were right. twice. >> sean: he can't help himself. i watch him in his office. he's like this. >> it's great stuff! >> sean: it's true. you're a maniac. it's okay. nobody said i was sane. here's what i s

>> well, the lisa page transcript really is quite stunning, because what lisa page is saying is thatt they were not going to prosecute, therefore, the fact that comey then says no one knows the conclusion, right, is a lie. it's a laughing matter because of course he knew the conclusion the conclusion had been dictated before the investigation began. maria: yeah. >> this is really significant testimony from lisa page. i don't understand why the inspector general didn't understand this. maria: without accountability nobody is going to trough the doj and the fbi for a long time mark good to see you sir thanks very much mark penn thanks for joining us on sunday morning futures i'm maria bartiromo we'll see you next week on we'll see you next week on mornings with maria i've got to tell you something important. it's not going to be easy. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. uh uh, i deliver the news around here....y. sources say liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ove

so actually he met with lisa page in august of 2016. it was information that was actually given to him by christopher steele. they are in the office. lisa page obviously right now, looking at the testimony, i would say that we are seeing a lot o of finger-pointing. she's pointing at the justice department. they were in charge. they didn't want us to move forward. i believe that is honest -- i think she's being honest. but the fbi was also heavily involved and as we have noted in past stories, from the top down, the people that were involved in this, and covering up as well, for hillary clinton. we see that withy james baker's testimony, when james baker, specifically -- >> sean: exactly. gregg, one thing i picked up here in the ohr transcripts last week, now these -- by the way, how many times did you read it? >> you are right, twice. >> sean: gregg can't help himself. i watch him in his office. >> its great staff stuff! >> sean: it's true, you are a maniac. it's okay. here is what i sensed in s both the ohr testimony and the page testi

last night it was lisa page. now we have the full transcript from peter strzok's testimony on the hill. again, courtesy georgia congressman collins thank you this is a huge development. for context,let's remember peter strzok virulently anti-trump pro-hillary clinton, fbi investigator. he is involved in every single role here, every integral role in both the fbi's clinton investigation, wait a minute, matter and the subsequent probe into the trump campaign. and strzok helped author hillary's exoneration letter. he was among the agents who later interviewed hillary. he says he knew he was in the room when they took out the words from the doj oh, gross negligence, the legal standard oh, reckless disregard. and, remember, they added the new stature of intent, lisa page told us last night this went right in to loretta lynch's office. all of it. what did she know? when did she know it? what did she tell obama? what did know? when did he know it? at the same time he was texting his fbi girlfriend lisa page that hillary

lou: and the words that she, lisa page, texted, potus wants to know everything we are doing. >> yeah. lou: those are words that will resonate i believe throughout much of the rest of this year. >> so there are key people we need to look at, the key five people at the fbi who have been fired, dmoeted or left -- demoted or left the fbi, comey, mccabe, lisa page, peter strzok, but also brennan needs to be examined, and then the one person that i think is critical to all of this, remember, this guy took the 5th in front of the judiciary committee last congress, glen simpson. glen simpson who is the guy who was paid by the clinton campaign through the law firm perkins who went and hired the foreigner christopher steele who put this dossier together. he's not answering our questions. he took the 5th in front of the judiciary committee. it is interesting lou nadler sends out 81 letters to 60 some different individuals trying to get all the information he can but he doesn't send a letter to glen simpson. why is that? i think he's an important person that we need to get in, see if he will answ

pay attention to lisa page. the fbi. >> bret: is it fair to say this shows two tears of justice? is this beginning? >> i don't think -- i don't think this is the first time that prosecutors have gone to law enforcement and said i'm not sure what you have. it is not enough to prosecute. that tells us a lot. i don't know based on what i have read, whether it is that for something more. i would suspect more of the former. what we have seen from lisa page is plenty of testimony now that says there really wasn't any bias by the fbi. there was some folks out there that were out to get donald trump with her folks there that were out to get hillary clinton. maybe not how to get, but they certainly had opinions. we have these opinions, we do our job. that is worth noting. >> i will follow up the as it relates, the committee is to looking up facts. perhaps the fbi was not truthful and modifies a report that is what i think her statement bears great. >> i think we will see a lot more of this angle, especially from the judi

a freshly released private testimony from peter strzok with former fbi attorney lisa page. closed-door interview, page rebuild obama justice department ordered her not to prosecute hillary clinton over email scan- scandal even though president obama promised there was no political influence and an fbi investigation period. the president said. falls stop, remember that? tonight, more details how far the bureau may have gone to take successor president trump out. a big lineup of guest to break all of this town and exclusive interview with doug collins the lawmaker behind the release of those transcripts and he said a two-tier justice system one for hillary clinton, one for donald trump plus former oversight trey gowdy with new relations engaging in election forecasting instead of doing their jobs. but we began tonight with congressman collins, we appreciate you joining us. >> l1dougl0 : i'm glad to be here, thank you. >> ed: what is the most alarming part of peter strzok's testimony that you want to share with people? >> doug: the alarming part of peter strzok's testimony he

lisa page's testimony, not charging hillary clinton. next guest says the tarmac meeting with bill clinton looks way worse now. most magical place on earth on track to be the most expensive place on earth. the jaw-dropping price hike making it hard for parents to make disney dreams come through. ♪ a servant who is not serving ♪ he's not whole without a soul to wait upon .. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. >> a look at top headlines. grounding the boeing 737 max fleet after donald tr

if you like last week's, this is lisa page's day.und out lisa page is going to release all of this. about 350 pages. now the big question for me what about this insurance policy that we discussed in andy's office? andy mccabe doesn't seem to remember in his book tour what they discussed with an insurance policy as relates to the presidency of the united states. now, if i'm going to believe lisa page and what she says and if i understand the summary in which i read, it is essentially lisa page saying crossfire hurricane was an investigation into a possible russian infiltration into the trump campaign. they say being that we didn't think he was going to win, we could take our time. but in the event that you i do die before you are 40 we get we have an insurance policy something they admit in this copy and cross-examination they knew very little about. steve: the scary thing is the fact that this essentially lays bear. it sounds like there was a deep state. we have heard about that for a while. think about this. there is fbi investigati

now this with lisa page. look, these people have hurt badly the premier law enforcement agency in all of human history. and we're going to have to work really hard to build back the reputation of the f.b.i. because it is a well-deserved good reputation for most of the agents there. >> bill: is it your sense bob mueller is trying to wrestle with this? >> i hope so. if he doesn't, i hope that chairman graham, the head of the senate judiciary committee will. we have to lance this boil. it is okay to have political beliefs. this is america. but if you work for the f.b.i. or the justice department, you cannot act on them. and at the root of this problem you have a select group of people over there who think they're smarter and more virtuous than ordinary americans and that ordinary americans aren't smart enough to choose for themselves so these people at the f.b.i. the small group have to put their thumb on the scale and guide the american people to make the correct choice. give me a break. the arrogance. >> bill:

he said, lisa page, peter strzok, comey, brennan.on, it's time to investigate these people who have entangled america to destroy donald trump. >> beyond the ig investigation which is already ongoing, we've already had one and now we're having a second one, no, none of that's going to happen. that's pure fantasy. look, this was a campaign that made clear its desire, its willingness at least to conspire with foreign actors. you had donald trump jr meeting someone he thought was a russian proxy. you had manafort, the chairman in august 2017 handing 75 pages of detailed polling data to a russian intelligence operative. if there was ever a need for an investigation, this clearly was a campaign that was completely caught up with foreign influence. whether or not there was collusion is what we're waiting to find out from mr. mueller. >> shannon: and as someone who served for years and years in our fbi, what do you hope to find? bradley mentions the investigation. we've seen these texts with peter strzok and lisa page and others who have bee

we learned that from peter strzok's text, verified by lisa page's testimony. this is striking, corruption at the highest order. we have to stand against it and you compare that to the way hillary clinton has been treated, it's outrageous, a hitch want from the beginning and i would add, weisman also stepping down from the special counsel this week, why was this guy there to begin with who cost 20,000 people their job and unanimously rebuked by the supreme court? >> sean: congressman, where is horowitz? where is huber, he's in your home state? why is this taking so long? >> horowitz is the inspector general for the department of justice. he's been working on this for nearly a year. i do have some belief that it will take another month or two. they buried him in more than a million types of documents. he'll be the key authority on. this he has looked at it and seen it much further and wider than anybody else. it's never fast enough, sean. it's never, ever fast enough. huber, the u.s. attorney in utah that was appointed by sessions, overlooked some of this stuff,

senator, you have promised i want to go to this lisa page, a lot of credit to congressman collins in georgia. last week got the or testimony. this week we got the page. we have all of that, 302, gang of eight and the fisa warrant themselves. my question to you is simple. do we have to based on what lisa page said we now have to go back to hillary clinton if, in fact, the doj rank that from the get-go? >> there's two questions i think the public deserves an answer t to. did they short-circuit the clinton email investigation because they wanted her to win and they knew that if they charged her, she might lose? did they start the russia investigation against trump as an insurance policy in case he did win? those are the two questions that i will try to get you answers t to. >> sean: wears michael horowitz? john uber. >> three people are going to look at this. horwitz is going to look at the fisa abuse, did the geode -- doj get a warrant against an american citizen, carter page? >> i think they have the u.s. attorney acting as a quasi-mueller when it comes to all things doj fbi. i think w

official lisa page gave to congress an investigation was launched after it was revealed clinton used a private e-mail server to store classified information when she served as secretary of state in july of two thousand and sixteen the probe ended without criminal charges relating to the latest revelations president trump accused the barmah area justice department of corruption. just revealed f.b.i. agent lisa page transcripts make the a boom of justice department look exactly like it was a broken and corrupt machine hopefully justice will finally be served much more to come. this week nancy michael flanagan tourney former u.s. congressman michael it's emerged the obama department of justice told the f.b.i. not to charge hillary clinton over those i think is what thirty thousand plus deleted e-mails that surprise you. know for two reasons first justice has the absolute power to do that if they want to there's nothing corrupt about the actual action of that now whether the motivations behind their action be tray or corruption that's another matter and i assure you that if if jeff sessi

877-236-1855. >> harris: fox news alert, newly released transcripts never reveal former fbi lawyer lisa pageold congress that fired fbi agent peter strzok went into the special counsel's investigation thinking that it could end with president trump's impeachment. while potentially boosting his own career. page also said that the department of justice under president obama pushed back against possible charges of gross negligence against hillary clinton in 2016, calling them "constitutionally vague." president trump is following all of this. he tweeted this morning, "the just-revealed fbi agent lisa page transcripts make the obama justice department to look exactly like what it was -- a broken and corrupt machine. hopefully justice will finally be served. much more to come!" drawing to me now, republican congressman george collins of georgia. ranking member on the judiciary committee. good to see you today, i rented to you in the hallway of the capital yesterday. >> it was good to see you! [laughs] >> harris: does this mean in some way, is it possible that the president has been treated differ

he said, lisa page, peter strzok, comey, brennan.s finished his investigation, it's time to investigate these people who have entangled america to destroy donald trump. >> beyond the ig investigation which is already ongoing, we've already had one and now we're having a second one, no, none of that's going to happen. that's pure fantasy. look, this was a campaign that made clear its desire, its willingness at least to conspire with foreign actors. you had donald trump jr meeting someone he thought was a russian proxy. you had manafort, the chairman in august 2017 handing 75 pages of detailed polling data to a russian intelligence operative. if there was ever a need for an investigation, this clearly was a campaign that was completely caught up with foreign influence. whether or not there was collusion is what we're waiting to find out from mr. mueller. >> shannon: and as someone who served for years and years in our fbi, what do you hope to find? bradley mentions the investigation. we've seen these texts with peter strzok and lisa pa

>> when you look at the text messages between peter strzok and lisa page, they continue to referencenow who in the white house was driving this but i'm sure it was senior levels of our government, people who did not want to see donald trump elected president. we cannot allow outgrowing administrations to launch investigations into their political enemies because they're doing what they accused russia of doing. they'reundermining confidence in our democracy by creating this huge dust storm of suspicion against a president who did not collude with russia so now you're going to see the democrats go to 81 different investigations and probe every element of the presidents life . same witchhunt, different groups, the american people shouldn't trust them. >> i have toask is this president, is his government, his administration going to put up with the nonsense that your democratic colleagues are attempting ? very quickly, we're out of time. >> they did should not do anything to distract them from the important work they're doing, cut taxes, reduce regulations and reinvigorate an american sp

messages, i have them here, between the former acting fbi director, andrew mccabe, and fbi lawyer lisa pagethese text messages show that in october of 2016, just nine days before the fisa application was granted for carterer page, there was a lot of concern and heartburn by a senior justice department official about the bias of a confidential human source that was associated with theha application, based on our reporting, we believe it's the former british spy christopher steele. these text messages, i'm also told tonight, since our story went online, were never provided to some of the house committees that were seeking the text messages of andrew mccabe last year. they felt this obstructed their investigation. finally, and the text messages, you seees senior people at the i sharing a very derogatory blogs then candidate trump, and even using the d word to describe congressman trey gowdy. so you can get a sense, if you go online and read our story, whether there is more evidence of political bias that may have infected these investigations, sean. >> sean: remember, we are going to go over t

on the heels of newly released transcripts of testimony by former fbi attorney lisa page.w questions over whether the obama justice department may have interfered with the fbi investigation. now fox news exclusively has obtained an internal chart prepared by federal investigators, containing the words, "note: doj not willing to charge this." next to a key statute on mishandling classified information. that appears to contradict former fbi director james comey's repeated claims that his team determined independently that clinton should not face charges. fox news also confirming, that chart played a key role in in a republican congressman john ratcliffe's explicit questioning of lisa page last year. he asked her, "you are making it sound like it was the department that told you. you are not going to charge gross negligence because we are the prosecutors and we are telling you we are not." paige responded, "that's correct." in 2016 draft, call me urgently accused clinton of being grossly negligent her handling of classified aggression paid any change it to careless a month la

. >> the point about lisa page. >> i'm so sorry. >> lieutenant general michael flynn. want to bring up this point because a lot of people forget january 26, 2017, sally yates ran to the white house to inform the president and everybody at the white house that general flynn had been compromised by the russians. but think about this. here's amendment served his entire life in the u.s. military. he was honored, he's an honorable man, a family man and all of a sudden his name is sullied. not only is it leaked, highly classified unmasking leaked today big nation of the washington post about his conversation with the russian ambassador. the former russia investor. all the sudden he is in the center of a controversy. now we find out nobody, including lieutenant general michael flynn was compromised by the russians. >> they set him up. >> what happens to him he met what happened to his reputation. >> you know what i'd like to do because we've got so much to get to, i will have a whole discussion on this question of the second special counsel. if you don't mind, i want to lead

official lisa page. we had multiple conversations with the justice department about bringing a trust negligence charge and that's as i said the advice that we got from the department was that they did not saying that it was constitutionally vague and not sustainable when you said weiser got from that bachmann you're making it sound like it was the department but told you you're not going to charge gross negligence because we are the prosecutors and we are telling you we are not going to that's correct. an investigation into the issue was launched after it was revealed that hillary clinton used a private e-mail server to store classified information when she served as secretary of state in july two thousand and sixteen the probe ended without criminal charges reacting to the latest revelations president donald trump accused the obama era justice department of corruption. the just revealed f.b.i. agent lisa page transcripts make the a bomb of justice department look exactly like it was a broken and corrupt

. >> the point about lisa page. >> i'm so sorry. >> lieutenant general michael flynn.is point because a lot of people forget january 26, 2017, sally yates ran to the white house to inform the president and everybody at the white house that general flynn had been compromised by the russians. but think about this. here's amendment served his entire life in the u.s. military. he was honored, he's an honorable man, a family man and all of a sudden his name is sullied. not only is it leaked, highly classified unmasking leaked today big nation of the washington post about his conversation with the russian ambassador. the former russia investor. all the sudden he is in the center of a controversy. now we find out nobody, including lieutenant general michael flynn was compromised by the russians. >> they set him up. >> what happens to him he met what happened to his reputation. >> you know what i'd like to do because we've got so much to get to, i will have a whole discussion on this question of the second special counsel. if you don't mind, i want to lead up with you so we do

official lisa page. we had multiple conversations with the justice department about bringing a crust negligence charge and that's as i said the advice that we got from the department was that they did not think that it was constitutionally vague and not sustainable when you said words to go out from that bachmann you're making it sound like it was the department that told you you're not going to charge gross negligence because we are the prosecutors and we are telling you we are not going to that's correct an investigation was launched after it was revealed that clinton used their private e-mail server to store classified information when she served as secretary of state in july twenty sixth in the probe ended without criminal charges reacting to the latest revelations president trump accuse the obama era justice department of corruption. the just revealed f.b.i. agent lisa page transcripts make the a bomb of justice department look exactly like it was a broken and corrupt machine hopefully justice will

we have a document that backs up lisa page's sworn testimony that that is in fact true.f questions that jim comey's going to have to come back and answer under oath. it's those types of things that have really, maria, shaken people's faith and trust in our fbi and in the department of justice and i think bill barr's on a path to restore people's confidence in that by bringing accountability and i hope that he continues in that regard and i expect that he will. maria: it's extraordinary, the way that obama's agencies completely were politicized. you have joh john brennan goingl over television saying that the president treasonous. we know the facts that it was hillary clinton who paid for the dossier who worked with russians to come up with dirt on donald trump and hillary clinton got $148 million in her foundation, her husband half a million dollars, working with the russians. >> right after the election, donald trump very graciously said let's move on from hillary, let's turn the page. unfortunately, hillary and the democrats were not nearly so gracious. they had alread

lisa page, pete and i and many other members of that investigative team met in my office and conferencems around f.b.i. headquarters all the time, right? so it was an intensive investigation that required a lot of attention and a lot of involvement. so i can't sit here and tell you years later the circumstances of exactly that instance that they seem to be referring to in that text. i also wasn't a participant in that text, so i can't add too much more to your understanding of it. i know that peter has described in his own congressional testimony what he was referring to, and i take him at his word for that description >> brennan: because the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, lindsey graham, has been on this program specifically referring to those texts and said that it is proof that you, along with strouk and page showed political bias and a political agenda, which is why he wants to call you before the committee the answer questions. one of the other texts there was a quote that said "we need to open the case we've been waiting on now while andy is acting." while you were ac

meanwhile new light shining on lisa page's closed-door testimony last year. transcript released this week show along with fox's early reporting that page testified russia collusion was still unproven, special counsel robert mueller was appointed in may 2017. today president trump called the obama justice department "aa broken and corrupt machine." tucker. >> tucker: david spunt life in washington. michael caputo is a former advisor to the trump campaign 2016 and he's been through the ringer in the last couple years. he joins us tonight. michael, you watch the sentencing, the second round of sentencing for paul manafort today and you saw that one of the charges to the bled to was not registering as a foreign agent registration act of 1938. something that basically nobody in washington does. did you begin to wonder maybe if this was a selective prosecution? >> [laughs] wow. yeah, i guess so. tucker, nobody knows more than you that the left views absolute annihilation this victory. they will stop at nothing to achieve it. they will try to get you fired, try to si

which no one was indicted, information about hillary clinton and bruce orr and peter strock and lisa page and andy mccabe and others. >> brennan: that wasn't the special counsel or the counterintelligence investigation. that was a different case. >> well, actually, a great many of those documents, thousands of pages of those documents, pertained to the mueller investigation, were part of a counterintelligence investigation. there were fisa application materials that were declassified and made public. there were interviews that went into those applications and other materials that were pertaining to an ongoing investigation that had deep counterintelligence implications. so they did all of that. and they cannot maintain now that we only do that for republican congresses vis-a-vis democratic candidates. we won't share information, we won't be transparent about the trump investigation. that will never fly with congress, and it will never fly in the court if we have to go to court to insist on that evidence. >> brennan: it took robert mueller two years to come to these conclusions, and there

congressman doug collins releases private testimony by fbi lawyer lisa page. 10 hours of testimony, collins saying that american people deserve to know what transfired in highest echelons of the fbi. joining me tom fitton, president of judicial watch. what did you think of page's testimony, i bet you read of page. >> i read as much as i could before the show, this confirms you have key fbi officials who were bending over backwards to protect hillary clinton. by having this cramped view of the law. only investigating her for the e mishandles of the classified information and that confirming what text-messages said, when they said they didn't like donald trump, they meant it. lisa page would say, just because we believe that, did not mean it impacted our handling of the russia investigation targeting him. i don't think that anyone believes,es -- that? shows to russia investigation needs to b stopped because it ws compromised. david: i don't think that russia investigation deserves to be shout down, because we have not come to a conclusion about twa -- what happe

. >> same group ruling hillary clinton investigation we heard from lisa page testimony, was released, that the obama department of justice suggested we're not going to bring charges get off this, so during the campaign i remember you said time get away from hillary clinton forget about this now do you still feel that way other do you think you want to see a accountability here given the fact now we know that the doj under obama did say we're not going to bring charges to the fbi. >> that is great question, so when i won i -- made my opening speech every won chanting lock herup i said no forget it let's get to the future but they en treated me so visualize have treated me so balanced we did nothing wrong, you look at other all of these people you hear about -- that had nothing to do with about russia, russia collusion, nothing. it is all a bihoax a witch hunt a hoax, so you asked me a question very interesting question, the way they have treated me, and we have found many crimes on the other side these are stone-cold crimes what they've done between deletion of 33,000 e-mails and many,

. >> harris: just released testimony of former fbi lawyer lisa page raising new questions of the doj'sof the trump russia investigation. and the hillary clinton email scandal, all of the new concerns ahead. ♪ you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. >> melissa: potential bombshell revelations after republicans released transcripts of their closed-door interview of former fbi lawyer, lisa page, last summer. the testimony raising new questions over the doj's handling of the trump russia probe and the clinton email investigation. last night, congressman john radcliffe tweeting, that page told him not to charge clinton of gross negligence in the handling of the email scandal. this also calls into question why former fbi director james comey took the unusual step of announcing the decision not to charge hillary clinton i

lawyer lisa page.il but admitted to house investigators that this affair would have provided a basis for blackmail and that matters because peter strzok was one of the most senior people within the f.b.i. for counter intelligence. so that is something that we're still going through at this hour and we'll bring you morehead lines as we get them. >> sandra: thank you. >> bill: another alert. live look senate floor. lawmakers debating a resolution blocking the president's national emergency declaration. 10 minutes ago we got word the new senator from utah, mitt romney, the latest republican to announce he will vote for the resolution expected to pass. that is against the wishes of the white house. the president says he will veto it. here is hogan gidley from the white house on our program last hour. >> the president is literally using powers granted by congress to enforce laws passed by congress. this is well within his constitutional duty and congress is still unhappy for some reason. make no mistake. th

bombshell testimony from lisa page's closed door hearing revealed. covington high school student nick sandmann filing a lawsuit against cnn for $275 million following the $250 million lawsuit he filed against "the washington post." "trish regan primetime" gibbs right now. new developments in the scandal rocking hollywood and the academic world. actress lori loughlin released on bail. using her home to make bail. the pay-for-play scandal is indeed this one. her husband has already posted bond of a million dollars along with actress felicity huffman. they along with four dozen others paid bribes in exchange for their children's admission into elite universities. reporter: one of the most of recognizable parents even snared in this college admissions cheating scandal went before a judge today. lori loughlin was taken into custody. she appeared in court getting a $1 million bond. she and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to have their daughters admitted to the university of southern california on the crew team. one wealthy media execut

strzok and his lover lisa page and that whole deal with the insurance policy in case she loses. it's a very dishonest group of people. i have done a great service for this country by exposing this. when you look at what happened there and they call it justice. but it hasn't been justice. when you look at what has gone on, i am very proud of the fact that we exposed a lot of people. it's like 12 -- somebody said much more than that now. this is great dishonesty at a high level. >> sean: equal applications of our laws and we had a russian dossier against you and then used to spy on your campaign. we have a new attorney general. >> well, i think we have a great attorney general. i hope and i think he will do a terrific job. he is smart and tough. he loves the country and loves the department of justice. he loves the department of justice and the fbi. bill barr will be exceptional. it has to be cleaned out. what has gone on there for years has been terrible. you look at ohr and ohr's wife who worked for fusion gps and did this phoney report, the fake dossier. boy, it's a hornet's ne

kennedy: cray city stuff from lisa page and peter strzok saying the same thing, that hillary clinton and the clinton foundation were shielded by the department of justice from the fbi really prying into some of those e-mails. and it makes you wonder. i don't think we're going to have another special counsel. i don't think there's going to be another investigation. but can you imagine if the fbi had had a proper oversight and a real role in devilin delving ine e-mails that they found that were illegally hidden from them? >> these people used their badges and influence of position to spy on americans because they didn't like our politics. they there inthowld criminal are referrals for jim baker, peter strzok, lisa page, andy mccabe and jim comey. kennedy: andy comey. >> you're right. he's the only one. but the department of justice hasn't acted on it yet. and all of these other actors who used their po position of influence at the fbi to spy on americans when they knew it was illegal should get criminal referrals and be held accountable. kennedy: the only actor doing good york wor work