let's get to the original topic as far as accountability for mccabe. you hopeful that deception to a federal investigator will actually lead to someone being held to account? >> i asked somebody -- pete: that sigh is familiar because it's frustrating for a lot of people watching. >> it is frustrating. let me say to anybody out there who has had enough of the lies, cheats, thieves who were in the obama administration getting narn their pensions and staying in the government, let's be clear america hasn't had an attorney general till february of last year, for all the nice things about jeff endorsing the president as first sitting senator, as soon as he took the kool-aid from a deep state about recusing himself unnecessarily, he was awol. he was absolutely without leave. we didn't have an attorney general until bill barr comes along. here's the good news, i know somebody who worked for bill barr when he was the ag last time, and he told me this is exactly the person donald trump needs because ag barr is quiet, but he is a knife fighter and he has nothing

that is my feeling about mccabe. >> kennedy: we will not see them anymore.ne would argue that he should be going to jail. he will probably write another book. >> kennedy: i can't wait to see what the next report is. >> melissa: we have to leave it there. speak to the white house expecting to announce a ban, likely today on most but not all e-cigarette flavors. it makes a lot of health experts very angry. we have that, coming up next. the musical >> jessica: we are awaiting an announcement from the trump administration on the banding of e-cigarettes, including fruity and minty flavors. they will allow menthol flavors on the market. i need for public safety, hinting that the ban could be temporary. watch. >> we have to protect our families. at the same time, we want to protect the industry. and as you know, all of the flavors, certain flavors. hopefully if everything is safe, it could be going very quickly back out onto the market. >> jessica: so in the break, we started talking about this. we see every side of it. he is our resident vaper on the couch. >> mel

version of the story and set the record straight, breaking news coverage throughout the hour and andrew mccabe admits he is lying about immediately, he says he is sorry. the facts of this tonight. welcome to fox news at night. aishah hasnie checks off coverage and reaction from critics. >> reporter: the pentagon released a statement confirming the us has killed iranian major general solomoneye. at the direction of the president the us military has taken decisive action to protect us personnel abroad by killing him ahead of the iranian revolutionary guard. a designated foreign terrorist organization. it was in actively developing plan to attack america's diplomats and service members in iraq and throughout the region. the 62-year-old was designated a terrorist by the us in 2005. the pentagon says he orchestrated the attacks on coalition bases in iran over the last several months including the december 27th attack. he is also responsible for killing 600 american troops over the iraq war and was also part of a failed iranian plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador in 2011. he is among 7 people k

that's andrew mccabe. steve: right.ek from david chris who some have suggested is a partisan links to the left.nonetheless ht in charge of trying to clean things up the fbithings they ha, come on, are you kidding? this isn't going to help. >> right. these are individuals that we put great trust in as a country we wanted to believe that they would utilize some of the most powerful tools we grant to law enforcement and they we would it ethically. here mccabe is an individual that is saying let's have a permanent oversight committee. the oversight committee was already there. the deputy director who was mccabe and the director who was jim comey and it failed. so is it going to change because we are going to select more people to be on that? what needs to change is a culture that believes that they are above the law and that their decisions are more important than the ethics they are charged with maintaining. steve: i think -- you just mentioned james comey. i think the most disturbing stormy of the day was in the "new york

this is sister ellen mccabe. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us.ell me the full name one of the sisters of st. francis of pen yans and. >> christian comparative. >> pennants and christian charity. >> yeah. >> tell us about yourself where are you located and what do you do? >> i'm in red wood city, california with the offices for st. francis province here in california. our congregation is an international congregation. we have provinces in ten countries around the world and then each province has missions in other countries. . >> ten countries around the world with provinces and sisters who populate that. >> right. >> okay. >> we used to have in the hay day of the congregation around 5,000 sisters. >> worldwide? >> worldwide and now we are about 1200. >> that's pretty good numbers for the declining population of catholic religious. >> yup but most we have are in indonesia, tanzania and brazil. the european and american provinces are slowly aging. >> we understand that and it's a demographic fact that they're aging out. and then you say there were 5

other trouble could be brewing for andrew mccabe.he fbi director admitting to misleading borough investigators about a 2016 media leak. fox news corresponded here with us. to speak of this report came out a little bit under the radar in the final hours of 2019. the former acting fbi director spent months helping the fbi investigators find out who leaked information to "the wall street journal." it turns out according to the report to, he did. >> former acting fbi director andrew mccabe is in the spotlight once again. after documents were released by the inspector general telling a story of deception. in october 2016, just weeks before the presidential election, "the wall street journal" published an article claiming thousands of sensitive emails from the time hillary clinton was secretary of state, or sitting on an unsecure laptop, one belonging to huma abedin, the wife of disgrace congressman anthony weiner. leaking to the journal or other publications. >> i would like you to stay on national tv that you are not a source for "the ne

out front now, former director of national intelligence andrew mccabe.u.s. say that this is on trump started a military war and iran will respond with military action. can anyone do anything to stop that? >> i think that will be very difficult. i don't know what anyone can do or say at this point given the iconic stature of general soleimani in iran. in fact, in the region, at least among the shia community. i think that would be very tough. deputy director mccabe, has this increased the chances of an all-out war with iran? the context being that the ambassador is so careful to say that this was a military strike and it would be met with a military strike and it was an act of a military war? >> there's no question, erin, that we've elevated the risk of some sort of an iranian response. we know they will respond. we also know from past history that iran very frequently uses proxies and they use terrorist organizations to execute their activities overseas. we have seen that around the globe numerous times. we know for a fact that the iranians have develope

day one, with the insurance policy, with the horrible statements made between strzok and paige and mccabe and comey who lied to congress and did so many other bad things. he lied and he leaked. when i finish, i think this will go down as one of the greatest things i have done for this country. these are bad, corrupt people. these are bad people. and very bad for our country. thank you very much, everybody. thank you very much. steve: well, there you go. we have been listening for the last, i don't know, about 40 minutes the president of the united states at the world economic forum new davos, switzerland, he started out talking about the economy and then when he opened it up for questions because it is a news conference, naturally they wanted to know about the impeachment. regarding witnesses, he said he would leave that to the senate. regarding jerry nadler he said the president said i have known him for years he is a sleaze bag. he said of pat cipollone his attorney. he said he was very impressed with his performance yesterday. it was very emotional and he was very proud of it. ainsley:

a question about the policies, the power to stop trump, to push this russia hoax, who hires andy mccabe, how does the cast of characters around james comey come together? is that an internal process that was inevitable? having people with left-wing politics and animus towards the duly elected president how do they get into the upper russia line? that can't happen by anything other than -- >> guest: comey surrounded himself with sycophants, didn't matter the qualifications. i talked to several former top fbi officials who said mccabe was not qualified to be deputy fbi director and on the firing of comey, i have a spouse that is involved in politics, a lot of people in 21st-century america that have that. he even the question of having a spouse that is politically active in the commonwealth of virginia, the optics of that aren't great. >> host: and he should've recused himself it was too late. it was the very end. >> guest: i open chapter 4, the entitled coup, by observing rod rosenstein and andrew mccabe are living proof of the peter principle. people in hierarchy tend to rise to the lev

after one - - open chapter four by observing rod rosenstein and andrew mccabe are living proof of the peter principle that people in a hierarchy ten to rise to the level of their own incompetence that's true of rosenstein and andrew mccabe but to answer your initial question the people that comey om with wereimself sycophants. they were all on the same page not that they are terribly qualified but these are people who believe in james comey and willing to do anything, even undermined the rule of law to subvert the democratic process which is what they did. >> so you go forward in this process donald trump is struggling to get the whole idea of collusion with russia behind him. msp deadly to keep having this come forward. so tell the story of the reemergence of from my understandingat having conversations with people who would know and someone say he was in the hunt to be donald trump's director after james comey is left out. >> i wrote a caller recently that pose the question did mueller lie to congress when he denied he was interviewing to the fbi director, again with president trump

he allowed that and andrew mccabe allowed that. fact that he was like a dirty lawyer nefariously leaking stuff, "the new york times" and "the washington post," then he admitted, he said that was this impetus for the mueller investigation. he knew that would happen. >> juan: this is a witch hunt. >> jesse: oh, witch hunt. >> juan: you don't like -- >> jesse: i may not like james comey. >> juan: why are you going back in time to go after this guy? >> kennedy: those are the facts that bolster the case that he had a screw loose and he's a bad person. he's a bad person with so much power, he could use the entire apparatus at his disposal to spy on a political campaign. >> dana: and the fbi is trying to rehabilitate their reputation. a state bureau chief would have been fired for the same thing. >> greg: i'd like to use some history to help everybody out. remember back in the 90s, there was a tv show called "friends." a popular show. remember how disappointed you were when you sit down to watch "friends" and the episode would be and phoe

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he colluded with mccabe, the fbi, the general assembly and others in advance to plan their strategy toet up the president-elect. after briefing trump about the dossier at trump tower, comey started drafting a memo to memorialize the encounter during a car ride back to the office. this was all planned out. then a day later on january 11th, cnn reported this. >> that the intelligence chiefs of the united states, when they briefed president obama thursday and president-elect trump on friday, they believed that the source of the dossier was credible and his sources were credible, and they believed that, the president-elect should know the russians were claiming they had compromising information on him. >> laura: this is disgraceful. that open the media floodgates and a wave of damaging and totally fraudulent fake news story followed about the phony clinton dossier. in the months that followed, comey memorialized his other meetings with the president. several memos were sent to his personal lawyer, daniel richman, who then act comey's behest shared the contents of at least two of them with

mccabe is here. thank you especially burning the midnight oil. we're sensitive to our fighting men and women and allies abroad. especially with more being sent to the region. so many there. that seems to have been an escape for us so far tonight. there's going to be sensitivity to anything happening here. the idea of an actual attack how realistic? >> it's very real. it's something that all intelligence and law enforcement agents who are focussed on protecting the homeland have to be thinking about the potential threat from the operatives and as you know the terrorist organization from lebanon that was created by the rigc in the 1980s for the purpose of perpetuating iranian driven terrorist activity around the globe. directed at americans and israel. >> the idea of the foreign minister saying this was proportionate we're good. is he to be trusted and does that mean what it sounds like which is that that isn't a big threat. >> we can hope that he means what he says. and it would be a logical calculation. that iran is trying to avoid an overwhelmin

shortly after the date of this email, then acting director andrew mccabe opens up an investigation ofondering if he is acting at the behest of the russians. what this looks like is the person known as the whistle-blower appears to have a habit of trying to set up the president and different intelligence operations, first with the counterintelligence investigation in 2017, and now with impeachment. >> laura: we pointed out, he set up the meeting in january of 2016 in the obama administration with the ukrainian prosecutors and obama whitean house officia, he signed them all in and it was about biden, corruption, burismahi -- three times he's involved. >> it's obvious that they all knew what was going on, they were all concerned enough that they held a meeting in the white house about hunter biden and his connection to burisma, the corruption that was going on in ukraine and now what we know based on what we can see, actual tangible evidenceit is that thee is a strong possibility that he and i don't want to call in the whistle-blower anymore because this is a deep state -- this is somebo

joining me now is cnn contributor andrew mccabe, the former deputy director of the fbi.e read you this bulletin that went out. in the event iran were determined to conduct a homeland attack, it could range from cyberoperations to targeted assassinations of individuals deemed threats to the iranian regime, sabotage to public or private infrastructure including oil and gas facilities and public landmarks. can you tell us exactly what that means and the significance it was released at all? >> sure, john. so the first three examples they list in that sentence you just read have already happened in the united states. in 2011, the iranians tried to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states by instructing a proxy to blow up a restaurant in northern virginia. the iranians target us in the cyber realm every single day. they're not quite as effective as the russians or chinese in that targerting but they're persistent and getting better every day. and they've also had folks working on their behalf or for their terrorist proxy hezbollah working here in the united states

in 2017 mccabe denied it was him but fessed up in another interview three months later. he was fired from the fbi in march of 2018. here are other headlines we're following this morning. parts of eastern australia continue to be ravaged by more than 100 wildfires. the images are devastating. things are expected to get worse over the weekend. meteorologists say temperatures could reach well over 100 degrees on top of dry conditions and strong winds. more than 12 million acres have been burned. 17 people have died. a new number suggests wildfires have killed close to half a billion animals, devastating images like this one. thirsty koalas affected by the wires you g -- wildfires guzzing water. the trump administration is taking steps to stop the vaping crisis. menthol and tobacco flavored cigarettes will be sold. the democratic field of presidential candidates is getting smaller by the day. julianne castro yo announced hes dropping out of the race o. he struggled with fund raising and getting onto the he debate stage. mariannmarianne williamson may e next to go. in a state

i have andrew mccabe next to me. that's who i'm looking at. five of the senators are over 80. 27 of 100 of the senators are over 70. 39 of the 100 senators are above

andrew mccabe, shan woo, and kaitlan collins.aitlan, what's the white house saying about how republican senators were affected by today? >> so far they feel pretty good. they feel like the message they've gotten from the republican senators is they're inclined to acquit the president. now they want to give them enough to feel comfortable doing so. their goal is going to be to poke holes in the democratic narrative you've seen laid out the last few days. that's why it's questionable they only went two hours today. some people wonder why they didn't offer more of a framing of what this is going to look like. they say that's coming on monday. that's going to be a question whether or not they answer enough to satisfy those senators to keep witnesses out of the trial. right now that's been the white house's number one goal. and they are not 100% confidence they're going to get there. >> i'm surprised they didn't have dershowitz go today. you know of all the stuff the president wants to hear, that bookish stuff about what the constitut

the truth is he ran a dirty fbi, the problems at the top of the fbi from james comey to andy mccabe to strzok, to lisa page and james baker are well documented. we know his deputy lied under oath on multiple occasions. two fbi agents questioning him. those are felonies that have not been prosecuted. james comey leaked classified information and publicly told everyone about it. when is he going to be prosecuted is the question the american people continue to ask. trish: what do you think? what more is coming out? >> if it were me, i have no say in this thing. on the side of the american people, this guy should be in jail. look what he did to mike flynn. he bragged about the fact that the white house at that time was fairly new. you never contacted the general couns

that would be lying.ey we know the same thing was that about andrew mccabe.ow the fbi that interviewed general flynn didn't think he was lying, they said that, i would like to see the original 302, and i'm sure you would. >> oh, yes. >> sean: will you be able to withdraw this plea? i applaud you for doing it, what they have done for this veteran is obnoxious, repulsive, unbelievable abuse of power. >> it is, and they've been abusing their power the last year in spades,or sean. the reason this all came to this is because they tried to get him to lie in the prosecution of united states versus receipt he, his former business partner. and with new counsel standing by his side, no way i was going to let him do that, and he didn't want to do that. so we pushed back on that, with evidence that we presented to them for hours. showing them all kinds of different things, the fact that he was telling the truth.h. and instead, they've doubled down, came against him, trying to designate him a coconspirator even though he told a judge in the eastern district that he was no

andrew mccabe and jim baker. gentlemen, thank you.upside, when you look at the package of documents and the potential testimony in the form of interview from parnas, what's the plus/minus? >> of course, the documents. anything that he has that can substantiate or corroborate the story he's telling, that's really the lane that you want to keep parnas in as a witness. he's got a lot of credibility issues, not least of which are the federal charges he's currently facing which include false statement charges, but the pieces of his story that you can tie back to documents or even that handwritten note from the ritz carlton in vienna, you should be able to take that note -- >> why does that note matter? why isn't it just scribblings he could have gotten wrong or lying about? >> it's a contemporaneous reconciliation of what he was hearing on a telephone conversation, according to him. you could match that note up to the booking record of proving that he was, in fact, in the hotel at that time. you could also compare it to his phone records f

andrew mccabe, thank you very much.e're pleased to be joined now by one of the senators, democratic senator mazie hirono of hawaii. you might have heard just a moment ago, rachel bay, covers the hill, saying that from her reporting there really isn't any real iis ifistic hope at this p four republican senators joining democrats, maybe it tops out at three, but chuck schumer says he thinks they're making gains every day. do you have republican support or possible republican support to call witnesss? >> at least on day one, all of tuesday, the republicans made it very clear that they're going right down the line with mitch mcconnell's playbook and supporting this lying president. i don't see very many cracks there. what i'm hearing my republican colleagues say is, well, we're not hearing any new stuff, really? we spent all tuesday fighting back all of the democratic managers in our efforts to bring in new evidence, new documents, and new witnesses. so that's hypocrisy on their part. and then saying, well, we don't want to

. >> sean: devin, i looked back at your memo february 2018 mccabe testified fbi witness saw the fisant without the dirty dossier thate hillary paid for the russian dossier.he you were proven right. you were proven right on everything in your memo. now i notice that they want to put a 33-year veteran that the fbi didn't think was lying but made him plea or else they were going to go after his kid and he fell on the sword for his family general flynn yet lack ofor candor comey, mccabe, the rest of them nothing has happened yet. why is that? do we have a dual justice system. >> we have durham still going. let's hope we actually do. the guys that perpetrated these crimes on the american people and on the trump campaign and so many americans that were involved in politics that should have never happened. hopefully they are brought to justice. but i will say we just don't know at this point what is going to happen to general flynn.l i guess the question isow matter of law can he withdraw his guilty plea or not. i don't know that's a legal question and i know the judge has tried to get him

joining me is andrew mccabe and asia and jeffrwhat are we haei here?ll, if you have not heard this, you have to have been living under a rock. the hard part for democrats is explaining why this is exactly a abuse of power, and one thing that was not laid out today is exactly why requesting the announcement of the investigation of the biden constituted help in an election and that is because he was trying to run a disinformation operation and creating a specter of corruption illegality. >> because he didn't want the actual investigation. >> just the announcement. >> and he did not care enough to go to the friends to ask for it to happen for the attorney general. >> yes, in the fbi, it is perception management. how you shape perceptions and what russia was doing, but this is kind of what he wanted to do. i have not seen that aspect of it teased out so that whether it is the senate or whether it is american voters understand how, they were being duped and there was an attempt to dupe them in the upcoming election. >> and the hoer pieother piece not been f

and i am very skeptical of people like him and andrew mccabe andrew mccabe and james comey and john brennango and get contracts with networks and disseminate information. i know how the secret system works, and they can essentially just make stuff up to fill the void. and i think it is dangerous. and in his case, it is utterly immoral. >> melissa: you were talking originally about the fact that he sat before congress and said that the nsa was not listening into americans and saving all of the recordings. and all of that massive data that turned out not to be the case. after that, he was still hired to go on and talk about the things that the president is quite possibly a russian asset. now he is out there spit bowling again pretending like he has special information saying that we are in more danger than we were before, essentially. how responsible is stuff like that? or is he right? >> jason: i think it is a terrible precedent to have people in the intelligence committee then go on and be immediately afterwards, no waiting period to go out there. and kennedy is right, they use the guise of

it's basically an adaptation of james comey's story, and you're playing andrew mccabe. >> yes >> seth am a big fan of you as an actor, and i believe you could play any part. actors are chameleons. you could play anything. i will say, this one is right down main street [ laughter ] i mean, give me a break. [ laughter ] i mean, that was - [ applause ] >> it is >> seth: that's like, just call michael and be done with it. as long as he hasn't shaved a hole in the back of his head [ laughter ] >> we're good to go. >> seth: he's our andrew mccabe. >> yeah. >> seth: best of luck of that. >> thank you >> seth: congrats on the show. so lovely to see you thank you so much. >> thank you it's really a pleasure [ cheers and applause >> seth: michael kelly, everybody. second season of "tom clancy's jack ryan" is streaming now on amazon prime video we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ of a big dill. lemon tell ya. it squashes sixty of your toughest stains. and leaves your clothes looking raddishing. so lettuce make the right choice, and choose

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could you imagine the fifth and sixth and seventh chores mcconnell could face if john mccabe was stillresenting the state of arizona. does that mean mitt romney would feel more empowered to stand up in a serious way? >> i would argue there could be somebody who emerges if not a mccain, some republican that does step up and say, we do need to allow this to play out. >> we should remember that the moment that would make for great tv to your question would be if john bolton, the former national security adviser does, in fact testify. that would be great tv. that would be a dramatic moment. i think not getting to that point is a top goal of mitch mcconnl and the white use. nolln necessarily for the democrats, encry >>as for no they h rdil they hav sig up leerspeoplen thy are unhappy about this, and they're voting with their feet and their dollars right now to some extent. by the way, one of the other groups that has to be worried about this, the 30 house democrats who come from districts that donald trump won in 2016, and part of what the republican machinery is doing is going after those

of mccabe financial group to discuss the rash of bankruptcies in the oil sectors we started the interview by asking who along the supply chain is feeling this the most . ear service companies are dealing with the toughest times right now i think they've got the most acute pain you've got over capacity and there's just not the jobs that they are used to doing so they still have to service debt and that's a tough thing to do if you've taken a lot of dad in your business lows down that's why they're in the crux they're in the midst of some tough times so a lot of these majors who try to insulate themselves from a downturn they've expanded their wealth a refinery networks in order to control costs and sustain periods of low prices but it's kind of a catch $22.00 is it not that in expanding they've also kind of over leveraged and now carry huge amounts of debt so how can their vertical integration help them and can they whether 2020. we're not very concerned with the majors and obviously you have in absolute terms large amounts of debt but if you look at their capitalization to debt ratios the

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cheryl: former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe admitting he lied to investigators. lauren: newly released transcripts shortly before 2016 election a leak of wall street journal of hillary clinton e-mail probe, agents spent weeks investigating the source, in may of 2017 mccabe said no, not me, he fessed up in an interview. he was fired in 2018. food and drug administration to curve flavors, menthyl and tobacco e-cigs will be sold, they're usually sold in stores for adult smokers. and this, tesla cutting a price for model 3 sedans made out of factory in china, the company lowered starting from 3%. other customers in china will receive their new model 3's next week so shanghai plan up and running, much cheaper now for chinese customers to buy teslas. cheryl: interesting too because this is the elon musk story, james, to this day, the controversy that surrounded him as leader to have company seems to be muted that production took off in 2019. >> i have to say many of us pretty skeptical when he was talking about the stock price, i guess that was last summer and seems to

the truth is he ran a dirty fbi, the problems at the top of the fbi from james comey to andy mccabe tomes baker are well documented. we know his deputy lied under oath on multiple occasions. two fbi agents questioning him. those are felonies that have not been prosecuted. james comey leaked classified information and publicly told everyone about it. when is he going to be prosecuted is the question the american people continue to ask. trish: what do you think? what more is coming out? >> if it were me, i have no say in this thing. on the side of the american people, this guy should be in jail. look what he did to mike flynn. he bragged about the fact that the white house at that time was fairly new. you never contacted the general counsel's office and said to fbi agents to take a record of nuke flynn's statement only to change that statement and had him swear to something he probably didn't say. this guy is a dirty cop. trish: i want to switch gears. you are a smart political guy. another smart political guy was on the show last night, steve bannon. he had a lot to say about mike bloom

we know the same thing was set about mccabe.know the interviewer that interviewed flynn didn't think he was lying. will you be able to withdraw this plea? i applaud you for doing it, delma. what they have done to this veteran is obnoxious, unbelievable abuse of power. >> it is, and they've been abusing their power for the last year, sean. the reason this has all come to this is because they tried to get him to lie in the prosecution of the united stat united states. with new counsel standing by his side, of course, there was no way i was going to let him do that and he didn't want to do that. so we pushed back on that with evidence showing them all kinds of different things supporting the fact that he was telling the truth. instead, they double down, kate against him, tried to designate him a coconspirator even though he told the judge that he would not. they never thought he was. it's just been one atrocity after another. it's just full of lies and distortions. they've reached a plea agreement where they have tried to withdraw

day one, with the insurance policy, with the horrible statements made between strzok and paige and mccabe and comey who lied to congress and did so many other things, he lied and he leaked, when i finish i think this is going to go down as one of the greatest things i've done for our country. these are bad, corrupt people. these are bad people. and very bad for our country. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. reporter: who's paying for your private lawyers, mr. president? the taxpayers? or you? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] journaln's washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, roll calls catherine mcmanus discusses the latest on the senate impeachment trial of president trump. will beator whitehouse on to talk about the senate impeachment trial. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. look at

the final warrant was signed in june 2017 by andrew mccabe and former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. outrageously, there was no plan to bring any of those people who provided false information or per mid it to be put before the court to bring them to justice. carter page certainly has a substantial cause of action against the fbi and the doj. we'll be taking that up and more with the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, doug collins. president trump back from his extraordinary trip'world economic forum. he went to davos and he conquered. larry kudlow joins us after these quick words. stay with us. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ oh no, here comes gthe neigh

unbelievably fbi general counsel and the two people who prove the peter principle, rod rosenstein and andrew mccabeeived the court, not the 17 major deceptions and errors, 51 of them against donald trump and these illegal warrants were a major component of the entire trump russia investigation that put the nation through three agonizing years over what? over a hoax based on a phony dossier and fabricated evidence. heather: a neighborhood is evacuated after hundreds of military explosive devices are found inside a california home. >> this phase of the investigation is the safety phase trying to determine if these devices are live in figure out how they will get them out of the home safely. heather: they discover those laws while investigating a 70-year-old homeowner's death. he died of natural causes, a bomb squad is working to remove the devices as police investigate why they were inside the home. a police manhunt wrapping up for two armed and dangerous men in the deadly shooting in downtown seattle we told you about, court records show they long rap sheets, tolliver arrested at least 44 times. the

the final warrant was signed in june 2017 by andrew mccabe and former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. outrageously, there was no plan to bring any of those people who provided false information or per mid it to be put before the court to bring them to justice. carter page certainly has a substantial cause of action against the fbi and the doj. larry kudlow joins us after these quick words. stay with us. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ tit's great actually, i've been listening to audible. it's audiobooks, news, meditations... gotta go! ♪ ♪ hey! you know, i do think it's weird you've started commuting when you work from home. i'll be in my office. download audible and start every day off right. 45 plus at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasiv

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notable the two invalid warrants were signed by james comey and former deputy fbi director andrew mccabethe fisa judge went on to say using information obtained by the invalid warrant is a federal crime, but the next part of the judge's ruling was redacted so it remains unclear if the government potential user is using information from the carter page warrant in other cases but the judge also said information concerning, quote, related investigations must be turned over by next tuesday. carter page responded with this quoting today's unprecedented court filing represents another step on the road to recovery for america's deeply damaged judicial system. i hope this slated admission of deal from the civil rights abuses by the justice department marks continued progress towards restoring justice and remedying these reputational erroneous injuries. this is an embarrassment for the fbi which obtained a warrant for a series of mistakes commits misrepresentations and at least one falsified document, not a single one of those fell in favor of the president. >> trace gallagher, good to see you. >

day one, with the insurance policy, with the horrible statements made between strzok and paige and mccabe and comey who lied to congress and did so many other things, he lied and he leaked, when i finish i think this is going to go down as one of the greatest things i've done for our country. these are bad, corrupt people. these are bad people. and very bad for our country. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. reporter: who's paying for your private lawyers, mr. president? the taxpayers? or you? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >> the senate impeachment of president trump continues thursday, at 1:00 p.m. eastern as house managers continue presenting their case. watch live coverage on c-span2, on demand at c-span.ot rg/impeachment and listen on the free c-span radio app. liveis a look at our coverage for thursday on the c-span networks. c-span, a.m. eastern on former south bend mayor pete buttigieg speaks at the u.s. conference of mayors annual winter meeting in washington, d.c. at 6:00 p.m., representative hawaii speaksof with voters a