mr. barnette, the man who said there was no there there in the flynn case. mr. barnette was the agent in charge investigating general flynn for any suspected ties to russia. on january 4 he did a memo wanting to close out the case saying they found no evidence that general flynn was working with the russians in any fashion it was january 5 meeting in the white house where they kept the case going and what did mr. barnette say that it seems to me they were out to get trump , that there was no there there they kept pushing the flynn case and what's the pattern here? every time there was exculpatory evidence regarding the carter page warrant, they hid it or they altered it. they never told the court that the dossier wasn't reliable. they knew it wasn't reliable. they kept using it. they weren't searching for the truth. they were trying to get an outcome. when you look at what mr. barnette says and the way they defrauded the fisa court you get a clear picture that these people are on a mission to go after trump, not to find the truth. i think it's clear in the mainst

mr. barnett's service, in the special counsel's office, and that is really disturbing.essional. read the 302, and you will come away, a fair-minded person will come away that mr. barnett, a career fbi agent, integrity unquestioned, saying lack of integrity on the part of bob mueller's team. they had a theory. they, again, were not out to get at the truth. shame on them. shame on them. elizabeth: yeah. >> what they have put this country through is, if it's not a crime, it certainly is a travesty of justice. elizabeth: yeah. it's a theory in search of a crime. and william barnett is indicating that, you know, the mueller team and the fbi officials are basically acting as if they were part of something bug, they wanted to be part of something big, there's the evidence out there, we just have to find it. so instead of just letting the facts and the evidence take you to the conclusion, they had this umbrella theory that didn't pan out. your final word on this. >> yeah, exactly, didn't pan out. instead of doing it in a professional way, doing precisely what you said, let's fi

mr. barnett looked at the interaction, he said i haven't changed my mind. i think that's why the department of justice is so upset with the flynn prosecution. senator blackburn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. comey, we thank you for coming. we appreciate having your time. you know, this is our day three hearing. we have talked with rod rosensteinen ste rosensteinen, we have had the opportunity to talk with sally yates. in her testimony she did say that she thought you went rogue on this situation. and that is of course concern for us. as i talk to tennesseens, one of the things they're trying to figure out is this, somebody cooked up this plot. they came up with this. and somebody gave the order to carry this plot out and somebody did the dirty work. when you talk to rosenstein and yates and hearing from you, basically what you say is you didn't know anything about any of this. and you did not know any of this was going on. so why don't you tell us, who came up with this plot? who gave the order to carry this out? >> what plot are you talking about, sen

mr. barnett. chris: i think a share a lot of your frustration.as hoping the report was going to be out weeks ago. the timeline keeps on getting pushed back. a lot of the country will call this political anyway. investigation of the former -- of what was done to president trump when he was running for office and then shortly afterwards. these are things that american voters should know, but then again how much of america hasn't made up its mind one way or the other right now on this election, what's coming next. if there's anything that could possibly remove accusations short of history books, that would be grateful. they are undoubtful that that would happen. any bombshells before the election, it looks like we will have to look to senator graham's investigation. maria: yeah, let's talk about some some of the texts that we -- that were released as part of barnett interview. this was a case against michael flynn, on friday doj released the documents related to unlawful surveillance of carter page and the sources used in the steel dossier. later on

mr. barnett said and the way they defrauded the fisa court, you get a clearer picture that these people aren to go after trump, not to find the truth. there's a day of reckoning coming, just stay tuned, and there's more coming. this is something else coming -- there's something else coming more damning than this, believe it or not. lou: i choose not to believe it. this is the same man who said stay tuned, and i guess he meant stay tuned for a year and a half before he actually started an investigation of obamagate that was his charge as chairman of the senate judiciary committee. i don't think i'll stay tuned to senator graham either. graham also said he would be shocked if fbi or justice department officials weren't charged, as you heard there, for lying to the fisa court. stay tuned, if you wish, but i'm not going to recommend anyone hold their breath about anything this man has said. >>> white house chief of staff mark meadows again taking fbi director wrong wray to task. meadows saying wray was too quick to determine there is no large scale effort at mail-in voter fraud. >> to opine on

mr. barnett says and the way they defrauded the fisa court, you get a clearer picture that these people areafter trump. can youcan you imagine if the se on the other foot, that if the republicans had done this, so maria, there's a day of reckoning coming. jillian: senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham vowing to hold the fbi accountable for a probe into president trump's campaign. graham will grill former fbi director james comey at a hearing this wednesday. andrew mccabe agreed to testify october 6th. this comes after an interview revealed an agent criticized the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn, accusing investigators of having a, quote, get trump attitude. todd: in an exclusive fox news interview, secretary of state mike pompeo sets the critics straight on how the trump administration operates on the world stage. >> most of the leaders around the world appreciate the fact that we're candid, we are blunt, we are prepared to question the established principles and if they no longer work, to move on from them and develop a foreign policy that's better not

mr. barnett, the investigators, we want you to dig up this rather than the way it should be handled is theestigators find and uncover things, they basically you have the court approvals already predetermined and have the fbi agents, depending on the special counsel, that's not the way these things work, again, i think we need to do a true investigation into the professional counsel as well as, we need documents to determine exactly how much corruption was there, this is a major scandal that the mainstream media continues to look the other way, they released the report on hunter and joe biden and the very troubling transactions i will be uncovered, mainstream media started asking some questions because the american people deserve the truth and it's past time they get. >> john: senator ron johnson joining us, we look forward to seeing what else your committee comes up with. we want to go back to president trump, remarking on the breonna taylor case. >> many of those who are spreading violence in our cities are supporters of an organization called the black lives matter or blm. [boos] [booing

mr speaker. what. . . perhaps, it's physically incarnated by the £12.7 billion of barnett consequentials that wert people across the whole of our country. borisjohnson. meanwhile, in holyrood, scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, announced a tightening of restrictions with a ban on visiting other people's homes. the measure was already in place in glasgow and some neighbouring areas. but she said it would be rolled out across the country in an attempt to get the virus under control again before winter. one of the reasons we have decided to do this is that our early data suggests that this restriction is starting to slow the increase of cases in the west of scotland. so if we take the difficult decision to extend it nationwide now in early and preventative way, we hope it will help to bring the r number down and the virus back under control. let's pull together, let's keep going, try to keep smiling, keep hoping and keep looking out for each other. be strong, be kind and let's continue to act out of love and solidarity. i will never be able to thank all of you enough for the sacrifices you

be dividing funding through the barnett formula to the devolved administration so that similar support can be offered to people in scotland, wales and northern ireland. mrerious breaches. —— nhs test and trace. we will step up enforcement ambien. nhs test and trace will make regular checks on those who are self isolating and are —— they will be crackdowns on those making staff flout the rules. with winter ahead, we will support everyone to do what is right to help stop the spread of the virus. the next line of defence is testing and contact tracing. we are doing more testing per head than almost any other major nation. 0ur daily testing capacity is now at a record high, 253,521, and it continues to grow. 0n record high, 253,521, and it continues to grow. on thursday, we announced that two new lighthouse la bs announced that two new lighthouse labs will be set up in newcastle and bracknell, increasing capacity further. but as the house knows, alongside this record expansion, demand has gone up too, and so we need to prioritise the tests from those who need them the most, to save lives, protect the most vulnerable, and make sure our health and care servic