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now loretta lynch has accused james comey super patriot that he is, mr. integrity, of lying when he claimed she directed him to say it's matter not an investigation. who's lying there? >> well, we have to get to the bottom of that. that's not just a matter of words. you're not supposed to be deceiving obviously the public any more than you're supposed to be deceiving the court. i just think it's so important to understand that what could be done to the people who the fisa court issued warrant against, could be done to any american. that's why every civil libertarian should be concerned with the fisa court. this is an unusual court that requires the trust of everybody who files an application. there's a continuing obligation. even if what you said was true at the time you signed the application, if you find out anything else that's inconsistent you have an immediate obligation to to the court f they didn't to the court they violated that obligation and that trust. >> sean: last word, sarah carter. >> we're starting to see people throw each other under the

now we have conflict in testimony between loretta lynch and comey. comey signed the first fisaw comey signed the first fisa then told president-elect trump it's not verified. three months earlier, he swore it was. how big a problem is all of this conflict, pretty much between every member of the deep state involved? >> first, the president is going to add to the problems of the deep state when he declassifies these first documents. the most important thing that has changed-- >> sean: that is a big detail. >> yes. >> sean: we have similar sources, i'm guessing. >> i have confirmed, in the next 7 to 8 days, the president will declassify the first of many documents. first, one we used to call "bucket 5," exculpatory statements about the targets before it went to the fisa court. let me tell you about one important dynamic that changed. today at "the hill," we had a new poll out. for the first time, the majority of americans support investigating fbi's conduct in the start of the russian investigation. that is a sea change in public sentiment. the america

you can see what loretta lynch said.ving face for themselves. >> based on the meeting loretta lynch had with bill clinton on the tarmac, i'm sure he wanted to translate the matter. >> okay. president trump speaking at a rally in central pennsylvania last night, accusing those who investigated his 2016 campaign of committing treason. and saying attorney general william barr is going to get to the bottom of it all. >> there was treason. it should never be allowed to happen to another president again, ever! ever! ever! we have a great new attorney general who's gonna give it a very fair fight. >> the attorney general is defending the mueller report rejecting the idea that he's acting more like the president's personal attorney telling the wall street journal i thought the rules were being changed to hurt trump. i thought it was damaging for the presidency over the long haul. every grave juncture the presidency has done what it is supposed to do, which is to provide leadership and direction. if you destroy the presidency and

>> i get sense, loretta lynch is parsing., and she gets asked again, i get a sense he is probably right on this, one first thing i thought, what you said, he has inmated several time - intimated several times there is more he has on her, and this is probably not a fight she wants to have with him. kennedy: she got scirly. squirr. >> he always writes memos to himself. kennedy: i wish i never let bill clinton on the plane. >> that is not how i heard it. kennedy: on the tarmac. >> people heard leaked out of various, that meeting something that bill clinton wanted more than lynch. kennedy: sure, she is attorney general. >> i know that. kennedy: she has responsibility to keep him off the plane. and to report the conversation, that she did not, a reporter compared tail numbers to the plane. >> okay. i think that living in a world where we're talking about gravity of mueller report, potential impeachment investigation, and that there is this desire to turn it back around to hillary clinton e-mail server and tarmac is not working for

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where was loretta lynch? look how they treat bill barr.t house of representatives. they try to destroy his character. loretta lynch nobody knows where she is. nobody knows what she is doing. goes home with her life, no problem at all. this is part of the problem. get back to what i'm talking about, writing about. that needs to be addressed. jim comey is getting all airtime. jim comey doesn't get tough questions. i will give you a example. we asked elizabeth warren to come on life, liberty levine. she won't. we asked bernie sanders sanders to come on "life, liberty and levin." sheave won't. we asked kamala harris to come on life, liberty, levine, they won't. mark is too toxic. no. i know what they are. i know what their ideology is. they don't want a one-hour sit down to go over it. think go in front of clapping seals to push their agenda. they won't do it. that is part of the problem with the press today. brian: which will be perfect for the next block. we'll talk specifically about your book, "unfreedom of the press." you back in the hist

we have been combing through them for you, and you will not believe what former ag loretta lynch said about spying yes, indeed, here in moments to discuss the latest and also hansen will tell us how obama intel chief are now turning on each other, like something out of the serengeti, turning on each other. plus, details where the real obstruction lies and we sent our cameras to a rally at time squares, calling for ilhan omar to be removed from the foreign committee and one of the men leading that effort willlh join us tonight, but first rinse and repeat. that is the focus of tonight's angle. now, if joe biden continues to dominate these early months of the 2020 presidential race, the other democrat candidates, they are kind of left to pick up whatever table scraps they can get. poor oh beto thinks ear hair and white privilege will make him relative again. kamala harris trying to reset corey rebrand, and kiersten, a refrain. and then there is mayor pete who desperately needs a re-buttigieg, but of course he's oblivious about his deficiencies as a candidate because he usually glides thr

and now loretta lynch contradicting the testimony. great job. thank you. also breaking, we did learn that the mueller investigators were given permission by the british government to interview the dirty dossier's author, christopher steele. yes, that christopher steele, the guy who does not stand behind his own dossier, the christopher steele in an interrogatory under the threat of perjury says i don't know if any of this is true. the same steele that was fired by the fbi for lying and leaking, the same steele who was back channeling we know now information to mueller's investigators after being fired through bruce ohr. of course, did you get this to the special counsel? why would you trust a liar and leaker? mueller concluded the trump campaign did not collude in any way with the russian government. four separate investigations. we can now deduce, steele's so-called intel, he doesn'tt stand by it. he thinks it's b.s., and it always was. it was james comey, his high-ranking deputies, that swore that the contents were true and accurate and the word verified

why do you think loretta lynch is just speaking about this now?anscript got released by one of the republican members of the committee and that is why we are hearing about this. this is shocking. these are the two former leading law enforcement officials on the federal level in the united states and they are pointing fingers at each other and two entirely different versions of a meeting they had. one of the two is lying. that doesn't inspire great confidence in federal law enforcement. rob: who do you trust? who is the worst actor? who do you think it is? >> this raises questions about the credibility of a former head of the nba. fox reported recently that a cia official said comey was not telling the truth when he insisted john brennan said the fake steel dossier should be part of the counterintelligence assessment of what was going on in this investigation. that raises a lot of questions about comey's truthfulness. jillian: what would you like to see done about this? >> what needs to be done is what the current attorney general is having, an inv

another break in obama world, former attorney general loretta lynch versus fired fbi director james comey over the hillary clinton email investigation and why are obama administration officials breaking lawmakers on the showdown with iran? trump officials laid out their evidence on capitol hill. senator john spoon with what he learned about details behind the threats. we have fox news team coverage tonight. doug mcelway standing by with the democratic split over impeachment, katherine herridge with the latest on loretta lynch versus james comey but we start with a brand-new round of threats from house democrats and the white house refusing to back down. >> another busy night in washington dc. two to new fresh subpoenas for former trump administration officials as another ignored his today and skipped out a meeting before members of congress. and empty chair marks the spot where former white house counsel don mcgann was supposed to sit during the hearing to talk about the mueller report. the white house didn't want him to testify even though he is no longer an employee at the white house h

was at loretta lynch, john brennan? was that joe biden? was at president obama himself?t kind of accountability, the public deserves answers. >> sean: senator, let me take oryour legal mind for just a second. the national debate champion, i don't think anyone can really -- we watched your debate before. >> uchitel is one of the key to my cool kids in college. >> sean: obviously. i was not a part of the club. on a serious note, are you convinced the espionage act was violated by hillary? are you convinced the intent of destroying those emails was to cover an upward underlying crime, eliminate the evidence? are you convinced the fisa courts, a fraud was committed by omission, using the fake phony dossier, the russian dossier, and are you convinced there was an effort by deep state operatives to undo a presidential election after they try to rig it? >> there are serious and concerning evidence underlyingsi every one of those issues you laid out. when it comes to hillary clinton and her use of email, the violation of the laws concerning keeping classified documents classifie

here's the thing, you see even one-tenth of the outrage when loretta lynch, who was attorney general,ith bill clinton while hillary clinton was being investigated. do even remember -- >> sean: how about hillary's obstruction? >> sure, but i'm just talking about in terms of attorney generals right right now. eric holder, he withheld documents from the oversight committee, and he was held in contempt. did you hear any media members at all calling for his resignation, for him to be impeached? of course not. that is why when you play clips like that, half the country says i'm not buying it because you didn't express the same outrage when far far worse was done by attorney generals, and in this case, bill barr, my many accounts, did not do anything wrong in the situation, because mueller could have reviewed that summary before it went out and declined to do so. mueller could have invented this whole thing around context are happening if he reviewed that summary. that is on bob mueller, not bill barr. >> sean: it's true, and to barr's credit, he gave him that opportunity. also, he calls him

all people must be held accountable, including hillary clinton, loretta lynch, even strzok and page say she made every decision. it was rigged from the get-go. what did crazy uncle joe know? nellie ohr, chris steele, so many other bad actors, but not the rank-and-file fbi and intelligence people. we now know investigations are underway and we know criminalte investigations are i underway, d we know indictments will be coming. senator graham will reportedly now ask chief justice of the u.s. supreme court john roberts to officially investigate fisa abuse, fraud, before the judges he appoints. inspector general horowitz is conducting and finishing his fisa investigation. john huber is finishing his investigation into leaks and other matters. bill barr is officially investigating all of the deep state spying and all related matters.th in the days, weeks, and months ahead, we must get this right. it is not a matter, okay, we were ahead of the curve, we gott it right, our ensemble team, we dug down and dug for the truth. government must never be allowed, the few, to use the powerful tools of

wow, considering this was the former fbi director who met with the then-attorney general loretta lynch on the tarmac two days before he was supposed to interview the subject, hillary clinton. >> yeah, i'm beginning to believe he protested it a little bit too much. i think the issue here is someone who for years when he was not being scrutinized was looked at as captain america figure i'm stepping forward for the good of the opportunity are and now we're beginning to see that james comey is a much more political animal than he's led on to be. he's actually been at the center of this whole thing the last two and a half years and now he's actually talking about attorney general barr and maybe i'm not sure where he's coming from on that part because the former fbi director has put enough slime out there himself by how he's acted and went forward on many things when we look at his performance especially coming out of the clinton investigation into the issues with the fisa, into the issues of the russia investigation. like i said, i think we're finding someone whose protesting a little bit t

catherine herridge with the latest on loretta lynch versus james comey. but we start with correspondent david sponge on a brand-new round of threats from house democrats and the white house refusing to back down. good evening, david. >> another busy night in washington, d.c. two new fresh subpoenas performer trump administration officials as another ignored his today and skipped out meeting before members of congress. this morning an empty chair marked the spot where former white house counsel don mcgann was supposed to sit during a hearing to talk about the mueller report. the white house didn't want him to testify even though he's no longer an employee at the white house. he respected those wishes, sat this one out today. that didn't go over well with judiciary chairman jerrold nadler. >> in short, the president took it upon himself to intimidate a witness who has a legal obligation to be here today. this conduct is not remotely acceptable. let me be clear, this committee will hear his testimony even if we have to go to court to secure it. >> his allies

i don't think there is a single american who believes loretta lynch was talking to bill clinton on the tarmac about grand kids. so i think it's indicative of the broader dynamic as we get closer and closer to the truth and the bias and the corrupt acts that led to this investigation, you are going to see comey and lynch turn on one another. you are starting to see in the intelligence community brennan and clapper disagreeing with comey to the extent to which the dossier funded by democrats was part of the intelligence community's assessment. as mr. downer continues his work to look into the leaks, the fraud before the fisa court and then the correct intent back at the white house, those three things will open the door. >> martha: gentlemen, thank you. >> i would say, congressman, the same amount of people who believe that the trump tower meeting was about adoption believe that the tarmac meeting was about grand children. >> martha: we have got to governmental the difference there you already have the conclusion of robert mueller. >> that's the why we have got to hear from witnesses and

remember when james comey said this about loretta lynch and hillary clinton's email probe?he said yes but don't call it that, call it a matter. i said why would i do that? she said just call it a matter. >> the bombshell transcript reveal lynch said comey lied under oath. heather: former attorney general loretta lynch claims she never told james comey to call the hillary clinton email probe a matter instead of an investigation. >> we both have to testify and talk publicly about it and was she going to authorize the we had an investigation. she said yes but don't call it that, call it a matter. i said why would i do that? she said just call it a matter. heather: lynch says the former fbi director mischaracterized a statement according to a newly released transcript that came from testing on capitol hill last year. lynch said she was, quote, surprise comey use the word matter in reference to the clinton email probe. more to come on that. 2020 hopeful kamala harris taking a medical pay vowing to hold companies accountable for paying men more than women. a campaign promise she

sand if this were eric holder or loretta lynch, i don't have any doubt they would not have let you have any of the report if it pertained to their administration. so i thought the attorney general bent over backwards to present what he did. and now he's going to be met with a vote of contempt, it just i guess this is the rule. no good deed goes unpunished. the attorney general barr, maybe by a vote of contempt today by this committee, will learn the lesson that my late mama used to just say, there's some folks you can't help. and with that, i will yield back. >> for what purpose does the gentle lady from texas seek recognition? >> i have a lot of good friends, mr. chairman, including yourself. a lot of good friends on the other side of the aisle and i'm simply trying to clarify the consistency of the false narrative that has continued as a theme of my friends on the other side of the aisle. chairman nadler has been consistent and we've been consistent. we've had three elements to our request. it has been modified to the extent of the two committees, republicans and democrats of the inte

former attorney general loretta lynch taking aim at james comey accusing him of mischaracterizing their now infamous conversation on the clinton email investigation. here is what comey told the house intelligence committee in 2017. >> the attorney general asked me to call it a matter. >> sandra: her testimony last december lynch insists that that did not happen. she asked -- she was asked so you were basically surprised when you learned that he had said that you instructed him to call this a matter? to which lynch responds, i was quite surprised he characterized it in that way. i was quite surprised that was his characterization of it because it was not how it was conveyed to him. certainly not how it was intended. let's bring in governor mike huckabee. you have something to say about this. it is getting very interesting to hear lynch flatly accuse the former f.b.i. director of mischaracterizing her words. >> she basically called him a liar. that's something that he has been called a lot over the past few months by people who have looked at what he said and how it contradicts other thin

was it loretta lynch? was it john brennan? was it joe biden? was it president obama himself? the public deserves answers. >> sean: senator, let me pick your legal mind for just a second. you're the national dante debate champion, and we've watched you debate. >> you can tell i was one of the cool kids in college. >> sean: obviously. i was not part of the club. on a serious note, where you convinced the espionage act was violated by hillary, the intent of destroying the emails was to cover up an underlying crime and eliminate the evidence? are you convinced the fisa courts, that a fraud was committed by omission and using the fake, phony dossier, the russian dossier? and are you convinced they tried to unseat a presidential election? >> there's serious underlying evidence those issues you laid out. when it comes to hillary clinton, her use of emails, her violation of the laws concerning keeping classified documents classified, there appears to be -- even james comey has politicapoliticized was he was,d it gross negligence, but there was an effort to destroy evidence, smash pho

we reported last night, lisa paige, peter strzok, putting the blame right on then-attorney general loretta lynch. comey is trashing strzok and paige on national tv. rod rosenstein trashed by james comey. he's trashing back. they're both attacking each other's character. then there's brennon and comey, blaming each other for promoting and pushing the dirty clinton bought and paid for russian dossier. and comey's general counsel, james baker, revealed he was, quote, quite worried that his boss, director comey of the fbi, was literally blackmailing donald trump with hillary's dirty russian dossier. you couldn't put this in a spy novel but it's true. take a listen. >> the hoover days, investigation of martin luther king jr., what was done there, i don't know, what the word is, the blackmailing of dr. martin luther king. so, yeah, we were quite worried about that, quite worried how it would come off. we wanted to try and make sure to convey to the president-elect in a's what we were not doing. sir, we have this information, it came to us in a particular way, the press has it, it's about to come

. >> reporter: nelson alvarado of the street made car club shows with his two loretta cars can do. >>hey compete and they jump 90 inches some 110. >> reporter: customizing and equipping these cars with the latest in hydraulic technology cost tens of thousands of dollars in much of his free time. he says this is way more then a mere hobby, it is a passion. >> it's a way of life, a lifestyle. >> reporter: the lifestyles literally put him at the front of the line as lord is will be contingent in san francisco's carnival parade. that these decorated souped-up classic cars displaying the full gamut of latino our culture and mechanical ingenuity have not always been welcome. as seen in the documentary called why i write, the riders paraded up and down mission street back in the day in the 70s and 80s. drivers, young people of color, mostly latino, cruised and socialized. instead of raising hot rods, the low rider model was low and slow. still, low orders were declared illegal by the state legislature. >> and went to jail 113 times. >> reporter: this video former kpix archives show san franc

guest: i would agree with loretta that schools should teach the facts. science, the facts are that mileage is of sex. biologyis -- that sex.e basis of we see a rising rate of gender dysphoria in this country, and that is a real concern. debate in thee medical community about the best way to treat gender dysphoria. many physicians say that parents and medical physicians should pursue watchful waiting, allowing the child to become comfortable with their biological sex. which many do, if they go through puberty, if they don't have hormonal interventions before puberty. . 80% to 90% actually become. host: comfortable what about those who don't become comfortable. guest: the statistics show that when used start the child on the path of sexual reassignment starting at age four, and that eight with puberty blockers they almost, always going to cross sex hormones, and then on to surgeries. was you get them on that path, they are almost 100%, statistics show that they will continue. host: if you pursue of watchful the students who are still not comfortable in the

we know that loretta lynch and comey disagree. is going to be exposed in the next few weeks. brian: all they know is they don't want you asking questions. how dare they? ainsley: michael was on weighing in on this. listen to. this it's incredibly ironic that it's now being cast as some kind of authoritarian power grab for president trump to delegate to attorney general barr the authority to declassify information that would shine a light on the conduct of the country's most secretive by institutions in 2016 we are supposed to believe that it's authoritarian to release that information to the public to let them review it and it's somehow saving democracy to have spy chiefs go on tv and declare that it would somehow jeopardize national security or put lives at risk to keep that information concealed. it's truly an inversion of the highest order and, you know, more indication that we are in this weird bizarreo world. pete: omg to quote you, brian. brian: trey gowdy never asks a questions he doesn't know the answer. to say he always a

hi, loretta. are you shook up, girl? are you shook up? ( applause ) >> trevor: that's beautiful.he world that you created for yourself. because a lot of people know you as tyra banks the model. some people may know you as tyra banks the tv host. but really what you have been able to do is parlay that success into other fields. for instance, you were lecturing at stanford. >> for three years. i have been teaching at stanford. >> trevor: just normal, average people, personal branding. >> trevor: just like normal, average people, like, personal branding. >> yeah, average genius minds that are in the pharmaceutical world and in, you know, law and consulting and food. >> trevor: explain to me how that person needs to brand or why they would need to brand. >> so these are people that are in the business world, and they're going to graduate, and there's going to be so much competition. and i teach my students that different is better than better. it's about what you stand for that the attract best-- more money, more success, more power. and a lot of my students are actually very altruis

a young woman, she was a clerk, named loretta walsh, in pennsylvania raised her right hand, took her oath, and became the very first woman ever in history to enlist in the military. the marine corps didn't bring women in until about a year later in 1918, just a few months before the war was over. but nevertheless, they brought women in. the coast guard, because they become part of the navy during time of war, they had a handful of women come in. the army wouldn't have anything to do with it. didn't want to bring women in at all except for the nurses. so -- and they were crying for people. particularly, one of the things he really needed was telephone operators to operate these new systems. it so happened that the only people, or at least the initial people trained to be telephone operators were women. they contracted some i think 233 women to be telephone operators. they were trained by at&t. some of them were right up here at ft. meade. they served in france, england, and germany. they were promised veterans benefits. never got them until 1977. but they call them the hello girls. an

the case bore the name of loretta lynch, who was eric holder's successor as attorney general. it was in the courts for so long, it was still in the courts when president obama left office and president trump came into office. so that began as an indication into how long these things can take to resolve if congress ends up trying to pursue civil enforcement of a noncompliance subpoena. host: the issue at hand for use of this was the mueller report in its unredacted form. what do you think the arguments arehe department of justice when it comes to the underlying arguments? guest: one of the areas involves the grand jury material specifically, which the justice department has said it prohibited by law from turning over to commerce. the judiciary committee response to that is that the justice department can go to a judge and ask a judge to waive that prohibition. one of the things the judiciary committee has tried to negotiate with the justice department in this case is an agreement to ask a judge to do that, and that is an area of contention. looking at the draft contempt citatio

and authorized by james comey and yates and giancarlo, head of the national security division under loretta under president obama. and to listen to that loon, ben rhodes, today. to say and they knew nothing about this at the white house, when in fact, the text messages between peter strzok and lisa paige say the white house wants to know everything about it and is running this. >> potus it says wants to know everything. >> potus! lou: two separate exchanges between those two when referring to potus and the other saying the white house wants to know . it is stunning. very quickly, we are over time. is it your judgment then that we will see something substantial and that will turn to the issue of actually investigating the corruption in the fbi leadership in the department of justice leadership. >> i think the attorney general has to wait until the ig report comes out. and then he can base his decisions publicly on whatever the ig has said. we are told that there's going to be recommendations for criminal referrals. lou: victoria, thank you very much, joe, you get the last word. >> grand juri

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comay advocating him and john brennan, andrew mccabe and james baker top counsel for the fbi and lorettach. all of them would, if i were prosecuting the case, i would have all them testify against comey and comey, it seems, he was a lawyer and try cases and u.s. attorney and this guy has got to understand that what i have been saying for the last few weeks that the rats are jumping ship and sooner or later they will point at him in sooner or later he will point at someone else. but comey seems to have the most enemies so far, what does that tell you? >> you did a great job of outlining the circular firing job forming in the conspiracy group. at the end of the day his best defense is i was clueless. if he's complicit as he's in big trouble. remember, by the court when i filed a motion last week to try to compel the release of information about disciplinary action against the fbi and doj, ignorance is not a defense. you have to go to the court with the truth can't make excuses when you don't do it. have to correct yourself and there is overwhelming evidence that the fbi and justice departm

opportunity to recognise the wonderful staff for their work and there are a few of them here, michael and loretta, making it all flow and jenna in her absence here and angie down the way and to the community of glenn park, the patrons of the store that really kick in and make it work. we do what we can and we need some practical support at the city level so that the artists can continue to live here and work. thanks a lot. [cheers and applause] our last commendation is from supervisor hainey. >> thank you. today during the holy month of rararamadan, i would like to recognise the yemini american association. san francisco continues to be an incredibly diverse city, one that welcomes immigrants here from all over the world. among them are people who were leaders doctors, lawyer and craft's people in their homelands, people who are at times fleeing persecution, violence or unstable governments and leaving all they knew behind to start over and start a new future for their husband. not only are they getting used to a new way of life but they have to do so no one of the most expensive cities in the wo

contractors that was approved authorized by combmy and head of the national security division under lorettander president obama. and to listen to that loon ben roads today say that -- they knew nothing about this at the white house. when, in fact, the text messages between strzok and paige say the white house wants to know everything about it and is running this. >> potus it says and say the white house -- potus two separate exchanges between those two one referring to potus and other saying -- you know the white house wants to know as you say. it's -- it's stunning. very quickly we're way over time. is it your judgment then that we're going to see something substantial and that will turn to the issue of actually investigating the corruption in the fbi leadership in the department of justice leadership? >> i think the attorney general has to wait until the i.g. report comes out and then he can base his decisions publicly on whatever the ig has said and we're told that there's going to be recommendations for criminal referrals. >> victoria thank you very much. joe you get last word real quic

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