there is also new revelations about former attorney general loretta lynch and her involvement in thenton email coverup. in june 2016, bill clinton infamously meets with loretta lynch on the tarmac in phoenix for 40 minutes which caused loretta lynch to say on july 1st she is stepping away from the investigation and she would just accept the fbi's conclusion. now, keep in mind, all of this is before hillary clinton was ever interviewed by the fbi. so, after lynch's statement that she was taking a backseat, she would go along with the fbi and james comey, the same guy that she said don't call it an investigation, call it a matter, strzok then writes to page, oh, timing looks like hell. and page replies yeah, that's awful timing. and then page later adds, it's a real profile in courage since she, loretta lynch knows no charges will be brought. by the way they hadn't interviewed hillary yet. four days later comey holds his press conference right after they interviewed clinton and that was strzokens interview and they let clinton off the hook. so page, strzok, loretta lynch, comey all kne

had nothing to do with loretta lynch. salary yates was the deputy. secondly, you're certainly an individual that uses adjectives pretty harsh adjectives point repeat the words you used about president clinton. i don't know whether you look at glorifies mirror whether that's a fair thing to do on national television but lit me describe to wow what pa minority glory as an opinion. when bill clinton was done with everything that he went through in the white house, on the last day in offers, he had a 65% approval rating, which is to say the highest approval rating in the history of polling for a second term president. so you, sir, by using that adjective about that president, find yourself in a small minority, and with all due respect i'm glad you're in a minority because most people don't use terms like that about an incumbent president with a 65% approval rating. that's a fact. not an opinion. >> host: this i lewis, virginia, county lan line. >> caller: ey. i just want to question the valid justice the basis of your research or your book, whatever you

, that they were really pulling the strings so if loretta lynch is basically telling comey call it a matter not an investigation, do this, say it this way, i'm going to go meet with bill clinton on a tarmac in arizona she's obviously getting the word from her boss who barack obama. >> well i think that's probably true but we don't know that yet which is why i think we have to start with comey and put him under oath and say were you briefing the president or did strzok lie and then bring strzok in and have him testify why didn't you think his briefing the president and also strzok's girlfriend who was part of that conversation. maria: that's right. >> then you have the conversations in andy mccabe's office and remember his wife had gotten i think 700,000 dollars as a democrat being candidate so now you have the deputy director of the fbi and it was in his office that strzok said they had talks about how terrible it would be if trump won. if you put all the pieces up on the wall, it is impossible to reach any conclusion other than that there was an enormous conspiracy at the very

the fact that bill clinton met with loretta lynch forced -- jim comey to do it he had to do. guest: first to get your facts wrong. she sent her opinions to the staff people that it would be a violation of the justice department's policy. get your facts straight. it had nothing to do with loretta lynch. you are certainly an individual who uses adjectives. i will not use the words you used about president clinton. i don't know if you look yourself in the mere and says -- ami describes you the minority that you are you. -- let me describe to you the minority that you are in. bill clinton had a 65% approval rating. that is the highest approval rating in the history of approval. you find yourself in a small minority. with all due respect, i am glad you are in a minority because most people do not use terms like that for an incumbent president with a 65% approval rating. caller: i just want to question the validity on the basis of your research. you are going strictly based off of holes leading up to and up -- based off of polls. if you are wearing a trump shirt out on the street,

the fact that scumbag bill clinton met with loretta lynch in the tarmac for its jim comey to do what he had to do. >> radley, thank you. >> first come you've got your facts wrong. you're entitled to your opinions but natural facts are at the lynch recuse yourselves and she had the full authority to order james comey not to send his letter. she sent her opinions through staff people that it would be a violation of the 50 or more year policy. he nevervi picked up the phone d ordered him. so get your facts straight. it had nothing to do with a red orange. sally was the deputy. secondly, you are certainly an individual that uses ajit has come a pretty harsh adjectives. i won't even repeat the words used about mr. clayton. i don't know if you look yourself in the mirror whether that's a fair thing to do on national television, but let me describe to you what a minority you are in as an opinion. when bill clinton was done with everything he went through in the white house on the last day in office, he has a 65% approval rating, whichch is to say the highest approval rating in the history o

because loretta lynch, that meeting was criticized by everyone, and should have been, by republicansrats. and if democrats didn't criticize it, they should have. they were being biased. so aren't you proving the point that -- aren't you making the point for the other side, by saying -- by talking about loretta lynch and bill clinton? because by every right, they should have been criticized. >> well, the issue is that you then have an announcement made after that, that i will defer to the recommendation of james comey, already knowing that james comey already had the decision made. so that when you go sit down, the fbi sits down with hillary clint clinton, the decision has already been made and the memo has been already written. the story line, the timeline here, it's -- this goes -- this is so much bigger than just the fisa memo. my problem with regards to the memo is very specific. we just came off of a debate as it relates to reauthorization of 702 of fisa, which is different than title i, which is a we're talking about here with regards to u.s. citizens. and i just -- >> you gave

you know, loretta lynch told jim comey to call it a matter and that's exactly what he did and in fact it was a criminal investigation. we know he wrote an exoneration letter, james comey did before he did the interview with hillary clinton. what have you learned in terms of the opening reopening of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation? will there be charges, will there be accountability here, sir? >> maria? we're going to do our job in this department properly and correctly and i'm not going to be led in the discussion of all of the details of matters that you might be interested in. we can't do that in the media. we're going to restore the rule of law. we're going to restore pro pry" in how cases are managed and that's all i can promise you. maria: do you regret recusing yourself with anything related to russia sir? >> i believe i did the right thing. the only thing i can do is i participated in this campaign and it's such under explicit regulations of the department of justice that no one can participate in the investigation of a campaign in which they were an active participant

there is no revelations about former attorney general loretta lynch, her involvement in the clinton email cover. in june 2016, bill clinton infamously meets with loretta the tarmac in phoenix for 30 minutes which caused longed to say on july 1st that she is stepping away from the investigation when she would accept the fbi's conclusion. keep in mind, all of this is before hillary clinton was ever interviewed by the fbi. after lunch a statement that she was taken aback seat, she would go along with the fbi in james comey, the same guy that she says, don't call it an investigation, college of matter, strzok writes to page, timing look like hell. page writes that's awful timing, and page later adds, it's a real profile encourages since she, loretta lynch, knows no charges will be product. by the way, they hadn't interviewed hillary. four dayss later, comey told his press conference rightnt after e interviewed clinton, that was strzok's interview, they let clinton off the hook. page, strzok, lynch, comey all knew that clinton would it be charged in the obamama administration in fact was riggi

2016, while the fbi so-called independent investigation is ongoing, bill clinton is meeting with loretta lynchtarmac for 40 minutes. lynch said the meeting was about grandchildren and golf. the former a.g. announced she was stepping away from the investigation after this. and she just accept the fbfbiconclusion. keep in mind this all took place before hillary clinton was interviewed on the fourth of july weekend by out fbi and exonerated the next business day. after lynch announced that she was taking a backseat to the clinton investigation, strzok literally texts page and says timing looks like hell, page replies yeah, awful timing and then adds oh, it's a real profile in courage talking about lynch since she knows no charges will be brought. now, four days later, comey holds his press conference where he infamously announces the fbi is not recommending charges against clinton. after 13 and a half minutes laying out a damning case against hillary. rod rosenstein is also a player in all of this, this ongoing fisa scandal. we will call him player number 9 tonight. first and foremost rosenstein

. >> down to loretta lynch. president to loretta lynch who is meeting with bill clinton the week that his wife was going to be interviewed, interview being sort of a phony term by comey who has already been writing her exoneration for two months before the interview. i mean, you couldn't make this up as a serious novel because there are so many pieces here that are illegal that you couldn't magazinier people doing. this. >> sean: every night on this program i'm adding new information and still, because the story is -- it's getting so big, impacting so many people, you kind of have to build the bridge every night so everybody understands what the new information is. but i want to stay focused on this fisa for a second. it was unverified by fusion gps. unverified by the fbi. they knew hillary bought and paid for it, and they didn't tell the fisa judge. and it wasn't done just once. they attempted it in july. they didn't get it. then they did it in october and they got it then they renewed it three times. and the b

then corrupt officials, james comey, peter strzok, lisa page, and andrew mccabe and probably loretta lynchthey put the fix in, protecting hillary clinton within exoneration before an investigation, even though we know she mishandled and destroyed classified information and broke the law. from there, clinton took that idea of working primaries and try to apply it to the general election. hillary clinton's campaign of the money she controlled through the dnc, they spent over $12 million for what turned out to be unverified, totally false, a dossier filled with russian lies to influence and why to you, the american people. then, this is where it could ges interesting. then a dossier was taken by senior obama administration fbi officials, not rank-and-file, we love them, and used in part -- this is what we will learn tomorrow -- to obtain a fisa warrant to spy on members of the opposition party, the trump campaign. in other words, they politicized and weaponized america's powerful tools of intelligence to spy on an opposition campaign during an election year and shredding the constitution in t

but to the extent that the loretta lynch justice department ignored things or ask that they be calledn investigation or other things that are just far into those in the justice system, we have no one to blame but ourselves. president trump got typically attorney general, he got to pick the head of the fbi. there should never be a political consideration in an investigation, but the facts existed six years ago, they still exist. i would expect them to do this and in a political way and follow facts. >> martha: will you stay on as chair of oversight until you leave? >> and les paul or kevin asked me not to, and neither one of them has said that. i want to serve in whatever capacity paul and kevin want me to. >> martha: who do you think should succeed you as chair of oversight. >> almost anyone would be better. >> martha: why do you say that? >> i just -- being a chairperson is a tough job. you've got to balance a lot. you don't just get to spend your 5 minutes quizzing a witness. there are lots of other things that going go into being a chairperson. i wish jason had stayed, he was good

we are learning about the department of justice that happened in the eight years of the holder-loretta lynchng to so many americans. i would love for that to be front and center as the number one issue in the 2020 election. would like to think it's all about gerrymandering. i will fix gerrymandering versus make america great again. i think one wins in terms of what what speaks to the people. >> shannon: it rolls off the tongue. >> i would love to run on the abuse of power and the complete problems we've seen from the department of justice and have that be front and center in 2020. >> here's the thing. the thing that he says that was most interesting in his interview is that these attacks on the fbi and the long-term implications they can have on the fbi's ability to actually hold criminals accountable with juries will not be trusting fbi. there's an argument on that side. it's really core to how our agencies are going to function under so much attacks that we are seeing pretty >> so there should be no criticism of the justice department or fbi? >> that's not the case. >> wanted oversight of

he was no longer there and loretta lynch was the attorney general, but he's not getting pressed on anyf this. jesse: you broking a nice story about mark warner in virginia who was communicating with a lobbyist for a russian oligarch. he doesn't want to leave a paper trail. what's the fallout there? >> marco rubio said this is not a big deal and rushed to democrats mark warner's defense because he disclosed it in october. but what he's not saying is he was doing this texting in february and march. and it wasn't until he got caught that he disclosed it. think about this. if devin nunes was talking to a lobbyist for a russian oligarch, he would be burned at the stake. jesse: could you imagine? ed henry showing us the other side. up next, the ladies, diamond and silk are back. jesse: house minority leader nancy pelosi never at a loss for words. proving this week during an 8-hour speech advocating for dreamers. she broke the record for the longest continuous speech in history all the while in 4-inch stilettos. here top react, video bloggers, diamond and silk. 8 hours for illegal aliens. has

i think part of his feeling he had to come out was in fact because loretta lynch, who was the attorney general at the time, was recused from the matter and couldn't make statements herself. >> let's go back to calls. lake, dallas, texas, democrats line. >> caller: good morning, everyone. i'm just wondering aloud, okay. even if you consider request, which most of those are legitimate in my point of view and look at the past, let's say, five, give it ten -- just say ten -- the last ten products that somebody declassified, in most cases they were all for political gain in some way shape or form. i'm of the opinion that we have to have -- or build some kind of bureaucracy where they handle all of the vetting and the classification and declassification of producting from our country. >> okay. let's leave it there. >> i think what the caller is talking about in some instances, you know, most recent is the memos that were coming out of the select intelligence committee. with that, democrats were shocked that there was this memo that was going to be -- not just drafted but was potentially goin

loretta lynch knew about these warrants, yates, the deputy attorney general, the extensions, rob rosensteinw the deputy attorney general, he knew. fbi director comey, deputy director mccaleb, strzok, page, his girlfriend. who else would have known about these fisa applications and warrants? looking at the department of justice we are not looking at all at the white house. >> republican senators chuck grassley and lindsey graham are now calling on deputy attorney general rob rosenstein to launch a criminal investigation into christopher steele, the former british intelligence officer behind the trump dossier. and that will continue. foxbusiness alert, the tao plunging more than 1000 points, the biggest 1-day drop in history. the blue chip index dipping below 24,000, wiping out all of this year's gains sending the market's fear gauge to a ties level since 2011, should we be worried? peter morici joins us live to answer that question. i want to ask about that fear gauge too, donald trump touting his saxophone plan in ohio slamming nancy pelosi for calling thousands of dollars in savings for mi

and, look, i think that loretta lynch should have appointed a special council because of the hillary clinton email thing. you don't have to, but the point is the language of the special council regulation allows you to do it. >> you can do a lot. it doesn't mean you should. ron, your take and then scott and then we've got to go. >> rod rosenstein in the appointing order did not identify the crime to be investigated. he said, investigate comey's counterintelligence investigation. the regulations only allow for a special council for a criminal investigation. he did not do that, and that's why a lot of us have been concerned this investigation didn't have any real limits. >> that's not accurate. >> okay. scott. >> investigating russian meddling in the election. >> yeah, that happened before trump ever announced he was going to run for president. all right, guys. thank you so much. have a great weekend. by the way, russian is planning another brazen campaign. what can the united states do to stop it? stop it? your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. th

. >> it's hard to believe and it would be impossible to believe that loretta lynch, then the attorneybama, who we know, barack obama, who we know from the peter strzok, lisa paige text, wanted to be kept informed about all of this. what congressman nunes congressd you, which was a great interview by the way, what he also told you was that somebody in "the westhe west wing committed a . a transcript of this showed up in the washington post. that is literally a felony. that's hacking. >> maria: nothing was done about it. >> nobody's been prosecuted. i blame the present justice department for not pro prosecutg anybody more that. i have been critical of the use of raw intelligence data for political purposes, that is very dangerous. it's especially dangerous when politicians and congressman nunes, congressman schiff and their colleagues have top secret security clearances so they can do this, the rest of the members of congress can't, they can cherry-pick national security information to create a political narrative. in my view that's very dangerous and it leads to calls and i have been p

initiatives with the san francisco police department, which began in 2016 with attorney general loretta lynch and are now continuing forward with the california state department of justice. it requires all of san francisco's police department to undergo unconscious bias training to that we can and they can, as an individual, better understand how their own experiences or conditioning might affect how they are approaching a safety situation. so this is a tremendous step forward in trying to establish trust between law enforcement and our communities of color. well, we, in a progressive san francisco, tend to be to the left of the rest of the nation's politics. i believe that we as democratic leaders are more enlightened than your average american voters. perhaps i'm grandstanding and patting ourself on the back, but that's what i truly believe, but we're not above scrutiny. we should force ourselves to understand our own baggage and our own impulses. i believe we should lead by example and not be afraid to hold to our own biases. colleagues, i hope that you will support this very simple and st

. >> sean: mccabe and comey and strzock and loretta lynch and paige had an agenda?ou mean they exonerated hillary? i can't wait for the i.g. report to come out. if the i.g. does his job, that means the fix was, in the process was screwed and it was set up and rigged from kay one. >> we don't have to extradite them. >> i have talked to four former fbi officials close contact with current fbi agents. and they, the rank and file are angry. they're not angry at the media, they're angry at james comey, andrew mccabe, strzok, paige, the whole gang. high officials in management at the phish. some of the department of the justice. who have shredded the good name and hard work of the people who do the real job and carry a badge and gun and try to protect our lives. >> sean: we are getting to the truth in part without revealing sources and methods to use a phrase of late, because of honest fbi guys. honest people in the intelligence community. sara, i know who our sources are in some cases. dr. gorka as you lock at this and, where do you think this mueller is going? i see a g

we had loretta lynch and the justice department meeting with bill clinton, so all of these examples are not your ordinary permanent bureaucracy or anything like that and of course -- david: we should mention by the way the idea of police state powers is something that's been talked about and movies made by the left in this country for decades, for as long as i've been alive and yet now they're taking the opposite point of view. we're talking about the media too the media used to always rail against government secrecy in this case the mainstream media was in favor of keeping all this information secret as though the new york times said in an editorial this is the republican plot, a plot against the fbi. i mean it's outrageous how far they've flipped. david: and ed the state department, you and i have talked about the state department before. i mean, for all of the talk about what the fbi and the justice department have done that's highlighted in that memo, the state department i think if you're looking for a nest of bureaucrats who want to keep things the way they've had them who don't w

. >> you mean loretta lynch and page, they had an agenda? i can't wait for the i.g. report to come out. and if the i.g. does his job the fix was in and the process was screwed and it was all set up and rigged from day one. >> we don't have to extradite them. >> i talked to four former fbi officials in close contact with current fbi agents and they, the rank and file are angry. they're not angry at the media for exposing this. they're angry at comey, mccabe, struck, page, the whole gang high officials in management at the fbi and some at the department of justice who have shredded the good name and the hard work of the people who do the real job and carry a badge and gun and try to protect our lives. >> we're getting to the truth in part because of some honest fbi guys. some honest people in the intelligence community. i know our sources in some cases. dr. gorka as you look at this, where do you think mueller is going? i see a guy that is blind in his ambition that has hired a team of dnc obama/hillary siycophant on a mission to destroy trump, this president. >> rober

at first, the right thought that when, then attorney general loretta lynch met on the tarmac with former president bill clinton, that the fbi was corrupt. the justice department was corrupt. the then the left revolts when the election happens and president trump wins and they blame director comey. now you have this war against the leadership from the right. this is nonstop political battle in this country. and i think even trump allies wondering, speaking of rudy giuliani, the former new york mayor last night. he said you have to be careful at this kind of moment, because people inside the department of justice and the fbi are very nervous about having some kind of huge public war with this administration. and other trump allies tell me you could see some resignations and the doj or the fbi if the memo is released. they think their credibility is on the line. >> you think christopher wray, bob costa, is he someone who could step aside, he put his name on this fbi statement yesterday. >> inside the administration there's a lot of speculation about that why else would you put a statement -

handled the investigation writ large, from top to bottom, including whether attorney general loretta lynch'sing with bill clinton was appropriate, whether it was appropriate for comey to make any number of the public statements he did about the investigation without following the typical protocols. so in other words this report is going to be explosive and a potential land mine for the justice department and fbi far beyond any text messages, anderson. >> laura jarrett, thanks very much. >>> more news ahead. we'll be right back. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com whhe's happy.im? your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. augh! (family

well, i'd say it's former obama ag loretta lynch, former obama fbi director jim call me, and former obama deputy angela cade andrew mccade. how did they do that? they put the fbi's future in jeopardy by eroding confidence in one of our treasured law enforcement institutions. you cannot start spying on an american citizen as some kind of insurance policy against a presidential candidate you don't happen to like. in fact, you cannot surveilled an american citizen based on falsified evidence at all. or by omitting a material fact in in a fisa application for by a warrant. i tell you, the left refuses to address the central point of the nunes house intel memo. i was thinking about this earlier today when i was hosting my radio show. remember when democrats use to care about protecting american civil? post 9/11, the aclu warns about various ways the bush administration was endangering the bill of rights. they warned about the patriot act, the growing surveillance society -- by the way, i agree. they sounded alarms over the weakening of the freedom of information act by reclassifying documents

jake mcbee former speech writer for loretta lynch and eric holder and another political analyst. wait a minute. we've got -- we had a little guest cancellation on us. i'm sorry about that. kevin sheridan is joining us. wow, guys, that's a first for me. my apologies, kevin. kevin, first of all there was a politico poll out last week that showed republicans with a 1% lead in the generic ballot come october. what turned that around? they had been behind for months. >> if you went back to december of 2017 just two months ago they were between 10 and 15 points down and what happened in between was the tax reform. and i think once you see the effects of it and it is actually just begun, you see the american people's opinion turning around not just on the economy and their own lives but on what republicans have done for them. i think that's what you are seeing. that coupled with donald trump's deregulation and some of his foreign policy steps i think you've got a much different picture than you had a couple months ago. it is looking more possible. there certainly was a wave building. it

it's a disgraceful period in the history of the department and that james comey and loretta lynch andll of the people involved in this have performed disgracefully and unconstitutionally which is even moreally important. >> the dossier is essential to the russia collusion theory targeting trump. that's the basis for the appointment of robert mueller. you've got the corruption associated with a fisa surveillance and associated with the fbi and doj working hand in glove with the clinton campaign to push this narrative beginning in the summer of 2016 and it all went to the appointment of robert mueller. there is no russia collusion story without the dossier. we now know and have confirmed six ways to sunday there was nothing behind it. therefore, why is there a special counsel investigation? >> tucker: what would help a lot i think would be declassification of a number of subsequent documents. including at least part of mccabe's testimony and part of these requests. >> probably eventually, what's interesting about this, the democrats were complaining that the release of this four page me

. >> sean: mccabe and comey and strzock and loretta lynch and paige had an agenda?ou mean they exonerated hillary? i can't wait for the i.g. report to come out. if the i.g. does his job, that means the fix was, in the process was screwed and it was set up and rigged from kay one. >> we don't have to extradite them. >> i have talked to four former fbi officials close contact with current fbi agents. and they, the rank and file are angry. they're not angry at the media, they're angry at james comey, andrew mccabe, strzok, paige, the whole gang. high officials in management at the phish. some of the department of the justice. who have shredded the good name and hard work of the people who do the real job and carry a badge and gun and try to protect our lives. >> sean: we are getting to the truth in part without revealing sources and methods to use a phrase of late, because of honest fbi guys. honest people in the intelligence community. sara, i know who our sources are in some cases. dr. gorka as you lock at this and, where do you think this mueller is going? i see a g

james comey, andrew mccabe, rod rosenstein, peter strzok, lisa page, likely loretta lynch. we can also tell you tonight many others. we will be learning about in coming days. many will be implicated in. this here's the bottom line. crimes have been committed. there is no way that they did not know that the fbi was lying to a fisa court in order to spy on an opposition campaign during an election year. they have aided and abetted what is a massive constitutional violation. comey, mccabe, rosenstein and others. all need to be investigated and, in many cases, prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. because these crimes have been committed. remember, comey testified under oath the dossier was salacious and unverified. remember he told that to donald trump when he was the president-elect. if that's the case, then why the hell did he use it two months earlier to get a fisa warrant? now, of course, comey is running scared. he is out of his mind right now now that he is exposed with this memo. he actually tweeted out today, that's it? dishonest, misleading memo, wreck the hous

then when he got back, was a threat from the united statesal attorney general of office under loretta lynching, if you say anything, if you make this public, we will ruin your reputation and we will go after you. >> sean: unbelievable. so pick it up from here. all of this is known, we are supposed to be upset about the russians influencing our elections, but they got 20% of the foundational material -- >> they got billions of new contracts to sell uranium toak u.s. nuclear reactors, making us more dependent on russia then even if they took it out of ourk land, so i think there is another consequence here. i keep hearing this from people in the fbi and lawaw enforcemen. the more they trash doug campbell, the more they discourage people from doing the courageous work that he did. he served his country for 30 years, and they made up a story -- i know they know it's false. here's how i know. after the first story came out, i read the stories and i said i can't be true, sara knew this, he did tell aboutut uranium one, he told them about bribe payments, all of these things, we have the documents.

loretta lynch had with former president bill clinton. so, again, 99 said this earlier today, 99.9% of everyone involved in law enforcement from fbi to d.o.j. to local law enforcement, check their political allegiances at the door and don't let any of this get in the way. but something happened in 2016 where it became so highly politicized and seeing the way that the democrats would attack comey and now they like comey, they'll probably be out buying his book -- >> same with republicans, by the way. >> i don't think any of us can argue against or obviously has their own opinion we should be getting to the truth here. and we should be getting -- we should be seeing the actual information. we need to find out exactly what went on because, again, if -- say the clinton campaign, if it was a research document from them, to help to go and get a fisa warrant and that's what helped get this whole thing going, i think that's really problematic. >> laura coats, i have to ask you, you have experience as a prosecutor. is it possible that the fbi was

. >> then you bring the president down to loretta lynch who is meeting with bill clinton the week that his wife is going to be interviewed. interviewed being a phone phoney term by comey who is writing her exxonration for two months before the interview. i mean, you couldn't make this up as a serious novel because there are so many pieces here that are illegal that you couldn't imagine senior people doing this >> hannity: every night on this program i'm adding new information and still, because the story is getting so big and impacting so many people, you kind of have to build the bridge every night so everybody understands what the new information is. but i want to stay focused on the fides ah for a second. it was unverified by gps. unverified by the f.b.i. they knew hillary bought and paid for it, and they didn't tell the fisa judge. it wasn't done just once. they attempted it in july. they didn't get it. in october, they got it. they renewed it three times, and the bulk of information that was presented was that clinton bought and paid for dossier that they never informed the judge

let me help everybody with experienced loretta lynch knew about these fisa warrants.ates, the deputy attorney general, the extensions representing, now the deputy attorney general . he knew. fbi director comey, mccade, strok, page, his girlfriend. who else would know these fisa warrants? these are counterintelligence warrants. you have to assume the national security council and the white house new. why would the fbi, justice department, keep that from the national security director in the white house? why would they keep it from the deputy director in the white house? so why would be left out of the president's daily intelligence briefing -- [clearing throat] congress also needs to get a hold of. i am telling you, looking at the fbi, looking at the department of justice, we are not looking at all at the white house. hillary clinton paid for a warrant. that's the easiest way we can put it. hillary clinton colluded with the russians. but it appears the fbi at the seniormost levels colluded with the russians too. whether it was witting or unwitting, it doesn't matter. t

ranking officials, james comey, andrew mccabe, rod rosenstein, peter strzok, lisa page, likely loretta lynch. we can also tell you tonight many others. we will be learning about in coming days, many will be implicated in this. but here is the bottom line. crimes have been committed. there is no way that they did not know that the fbi was lying to a fisa court in order to spy on an opposition campaign during an election year. they have aided and abetted what is a massive constitutional violation, comey, mccabe, rosenstein and others, all need to be investigated, and in many cases prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, because these crimes have been committed. remember, comey testified under oath the dossier was salacious and unverified. remember he told that to donald trump when he was the president elect. if that's the case then why the hell did he use it two months earlier to get a fisa warrant? now of course comey is running scared. he's out of his mind right now, now that essex supposed with this memo. he actually tweeted out today: >> here is the problem. the only thing that was di