mr. mccabe w dis just or his ability pension. some would say that was politically motivated firing of him. >> he's lucky he wasn'tt? >> i'm in the saying this because -- >> brennan: for what? >> i'm not saying this because mccabe is obviously pro clinton. >> brennan: what would he be prosecuted for? >> for pudgery, for lying to an f.b.i. agent. he did it repeatedly. if you and i did, that we would go to jail. he just got fired >> brennan: i guess this is a preview of the questioning we'll hear from him before the senate judiciary committee if he's called to testify, senator yaim has said, but i want to ask you, since you sit on that committee as well, the sentencing we saw this week of trump campaign chairman, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. he was charged with an array of felonies, financial crimes. federal sentencing guidelines would have had him serving upward of 20 years. got 47 months. does the punishment fit the array of crimes? >> before i answer your question, let me be clear aboute whether you're a republic

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mr. mccabe said he doesn't think anything is there, now it appears mr. mueller has found the same. >> he hasn't said anything except for formal indictments he leveled and convictions, he hasn't accused anyone of treason. >> he has not. he acted responsibly. but there were dozens and dozens of politicians and other people and people in media that made very serious accusations against carter page, for example. a great example of someone that had the cloud of serious accusations against him and others as well, including the president and his family. >> there will be no more indictments coming forward which is a significant development. the democrats as you know, your democratic, they're the majority in the house of representatives, they're now threatening to subpoena the full report if the new attorney general doesn't provide it to you and your fellow members of congress. would you support such a subpoena? >> i think the public has been clear on this, and we voted on this recently in the house, i think unanimous. >> 420-0. >> i have been saying it for month

mr. mccabe or comey, you have this former chief-of-staff, john kelly, taking these notes after being alarmed by the president's demands as it pertains to his son-in-law's national security, does that surprise you that they were doing that? >> not at all. everybody, whether it's the career people like comey and mccabe and all those individuals at the justice department or if it's john kelly, everybody knows that this president's trampling over various institutional norms and customs. a lot of it falls within the president's discretionary authority. he can grant jared kushner any access he wants, but there are processes and patrols that are supposed to be adhered to to make sure these decisions are based on merit not on political reasons or nepotism. that's why you're seeing these people document everything. >> guys, thank you so much. >>> and then, there's all of this from chris christie who along with being a former republican governor is also a former federal prosecutor and so kristie tells chris cuomo he is certain that the zoran district of new york is building a case to indict trump once

mr. mccabe testified under oath before congress that everything's going along swimmingly, that they've gottenhat they need. there's no evidence of obstruction per se. the president has the inherent power to hire and fire pretty much as he wishes. this seemed to me to be a pretext. what do you think? >> i don't know if it was a pretext or or just an abysmal misunderstanding of our constitutional order and the power of the president. we>> do not have an imperial presidency. there are many checks and there are many balances. especially the united states congress, especially the house of representatives. if something has gone a awry, the founding generation said we want that judgment as to whether to put the impeachment process in place in the people's house. not in the senate, but in the people's house. themp senate will eventually hae its -- that is the role of, in our constitutional structure, of checking the president. now, there is this 25th amendment process in light of the assassination of john kennedy and so forth, but that's at a level that involves the cabinet. it does not involve the f

mr. mccabe who testified to the intelligence committee inside without this dossier, there would've been noand there would've been -- and all the things that followed on after that. the president is right. they should absolutely look at the genesis of this through a tough lens. there's a lot of information there. there is the inspector general that's also looking into this, and it should come out in the next 90 days. the fact pattern is the president laid it out is exactly right. >> shannon: i want to play something else he said. he talked about two of his biggest critics, adam schiff and former cia director john brennan. he had different assessments of the two of them. >> president trump: schiff is a bad guy. he knew he was lying. he's not a dummy. he knew he was lying. i think brandon is a sick person. i really do. i think there's something wrong with him. >> shannon: chris, how do you respond? >> the president needs to slow his roll a little bit. we haven't seen the entire report and what it actually says. until we do that, we don't know what warrants were used for what and how they went

mr. mccabe but i suspect he was a public servant, the reason why the fbi, which those of you who know something about the fbi, you know it's not a partisan organization, but it has been used by presidents politically, both on the left and the right, johnson used it politically. and, but here's the thing. why were they so nervous when james comey was fired? well, you don't need security clearance to understand. you just go to something called the intelligence committee's assessment of the russian intervention in the 2016 campaign. adjectives matter a lot in the intelligence community. the fbi and the cia had high confidence that putin not only intervened in the election to mess things up and have us start to doubt our democratic institutions, but to help donald trump get elected. so in the fbi, they had high confidence. now, we don't know the reason or the evidence. but they had high confidence and then you have this man fire the head of the fbi. so, now, i suspect the mueller report will include some of the data that gave the fbi and others high confidence that russia had a favorite in the elec

mr. mccabe suspect he was a public servant, the f.b.i., which those of you who know something about the f.b.i., you know it's organization, but it has been used by presidents politically, both on the left johnson used it politically. but here's the thing. why were they so nervous when comey was fired? security don't need clearance to understand. you just go to something called committee's nce assessment of the russian in the 2016 campaign. lot in the atter a intelligence community. c.i.a. had nd the high confidence that putin not only intervened in the election up and have us start to doubt our democratic institutions but to help donald elected. so in the f.b.i., they had high confidence. the reason orknow the evidence. but they had high confidence and fire the ave this man head of the f.b.i. o, now, i suspect the mueller report will include some of the and that gave the f.b.i. others high confidence that russia had a favorite in the because and i think we're still spying on russia, that stuff can't be de classified yet. to be de ke it classified but after i feeling knowing something about, y

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mr. orr tell mccabe and others you should not rely on this product. did they get the warrant any way. did the court adequately know the source of the document. without the document could you have gotten the warrant? this is a very big deal. the clinton email investigation pre-determined because if you want her to win, how can you indict her? did they ignore evidence about classified information to get a result they wanted politically? did they take a mole hill of evidence against trump to open up the investigation as an insurance policy in case he won? i don't know. but what i've heard bothers the hell out of me. we are going to get to the bottom of that the best we can. and we'll do other stuff, too. thanks. [laughter] [applause] mr. collins: as you just heard, i'm glad the senate is in the personnel business. we are in the street fighting business. i was a big fan of all the rocky movies. and it's a gutter war on moscow. on that side, we adapted to. i'm going to follow up on a few things. one for those who knows me and i'm happy to share it, because there are ways we can get stuff d

mr. mccabe is out at the doj.nsley: she wrote son of one of my family's friend showed up to the wedding in marine formal wear complete with all of his medals. i have nothing against anyone in the military but this was black tie optional wedding t felt very out of place. seems like he was trying to show off. my wedding had over 300 guests. nobody else felt they needed to wear something to make them stand out. steve: this particular bride didn't sign it. we don't know her identity. ainsley: thank goodness. steve: she said the guy was a perfect gentleman a lot of people in attendance asked to take pictures with him. thanked him for his service. she was wanting to know if she was a bad person throwing him out of the wedding because he was wearing marine blues. we heard a lot of responses. brian: my represent the united states air force. assuming he wore the uniform. ainsley: justin emailed, as a marine veteran i'm not offended by it. i don't wear my uniform to wedding unless it is a military buddy who wants us too. st

mr. mccabe, with peter strzok, with lisa page, with bruce ohr, with nellie ohr.ou don't have this dossier, then you don't get this fisa warrant and then you don't see this fine. that is the bigger political collusion we see out there. and why last night devin nunes says this is the heart of the political scandal. ed: congressman, despite all of the important abuses that you laid out, you have had james comey that pete referenced and andrew mccabe and all of these other figures pointing the finger at president trump again and again leaving out the idea in the case of mccabe on his book tour recently that maybe the president is a russian asset then a couple days ago he comes out with op-ed even though i believe president trump is president of the united states i automatic not routing for mr. mueller to root he is a criminal. i'm not routing for mr. mueller to claim is he a president. i'm not routing for anything. i have no idea, he wrote, whether the special counsel will tkd tha conclude mr. trump conspired with the elections or that he obstructed justice. he doesn

mccabe and others. it is not going to happen overnight. but mr. barr is a very, or very serious attorney general, and they are scared to death of him inside the department of justice and the fbi at the highest levels. >> does he have -- potentially a -- a colleague, a confidant or -- a colleague that will work who will work with him? in the oig? michael? >> i think mr. horowitz see he doesn't have subpoena power. he can't make former employees, for example talk to him. he can't bring indictments he keact use a grand jury. we he will work with barr and some material never made public and it will turn it over to barr new attorney general and what we will have a very good serious federal investigation. i expect that to happen relatively quickly. >> i hope it is quickly because i think -- the american people have had a belly full of the justice department being -- where truth goes to die, in a report is -- well continues to be written, investigations go on in perpetuity nothing is ever revealed do you think that will change? >> i do. i do. i think tha

mr. brennan doing? was james comey doing? what was andrew mccabe doing? who was leaking? who was doing this?industrials out of the way. i thought we would be gaining ground but -- there you have it. connell mcshane in for neil today. connell. take it. connell: stuart, thank you very much. a lot more breaking news we expect next couple hours. connell mcshane filling in for stuart on "cavuto: coast to coast" t has been an interesting day with all the news out there. the dow is only up by 11 points. you certainly had what we had friday, fears of a global slow down everybody is talking about. you work in the wrap-up of the mueller investigation and now some of the headlines from overseas. industrials leading the way with boeing, caterpillar on the rise, among the dow stocks in the green. we'll look into the red as well. still any worries about the economy slowing down and some of that red showing up on the screen. one thing we did

mr. trump being treated, and that is just wrong. when you have the correct triumvirate of peter strzok, mccabe, and page, when they been to been involved from day one, to the appointment of mueller, this just shows there is a two tiered system and we are going to say, we'll get this out, and we'll put it in ways that people can understand, we'll take it methodically as we go, as we getle them cleared, ad we'll get'r them out of the american people. >> sean: i want to thank you for doing this. there have been many other courageous people. jordan, meadows, devin nunes, i can't name everybody, matt gaetz. all these guys. sara, i know you read this today, and the interesting thing is, aa lot of your early reporting is corroborated, because all saw this information. we now got closer to john brennan, we now get closer to loretta lynch, which gets is closest to barack obama. what did he know, when did he know it? >> i think you're absolutely right. one of the things that i think i found most fascinating in the testimony, if you actually go back to bruceo ohr's testimony and compare it to lisa page, they both have different statements as to w

which andrew mccabe doesn't pay, you know, when he orders an investigation and even special counsel does. clearly, mrsit. >> i completely take your point, but for the democrats, it's all about the i-word, impeachment, and whether they're going to find anything in mueller's report that will allow them to proceed against donald trump. and are we going to spend the next two years with the country embroiled in an impeachment in the house of representatives. i think the republic -- the democrats are taking a risk with the course they're on. their base is for this. but whether the rest of the american electorate is for it, i really have my doubts. paul: when we come back, will the conclusion of the special counsel's investigation setting anything at all? ♪ ♪ (bird chirping) lots to do, hope you fuelled up. sure did. that storm sure ripped through. yep, we gotta fix that fence and herd the cattle back in. let's get at it. (whistle) (dog barking) (♪) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! w

which andrew mccabe doesn't pay, you know, when he orders an investigation and even special counsel does. clearly, mrs i completely take your point, but for the democrats, it's all about the i-word, impeachment, and whether they're going to find anything in mueller's report that will allow them to proceed against donald trump. and are we going to spend the next two years with the country embroiled in an impeachment in the house of representatives. i think the republic -- the democrats are taking a risk with the course they're on. their base is for this. but whether the rest of the american electorate is for it, i really have my doubts. paul: when we come back, will the conclusion of the special counsel's investigation setting anything at all? ♪ ♪ minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is b

which andrew mccabe doesn't pay, you know, when he orders an investigation and even special counsel does. clearly, mrspletely take your point, but for the democrats, it's all about the i-word, impeachment, and whether they're going to find anything in mueller's report that will allow them to proceed against donald trump. and are we going to spend the next two years with the country embroiled in an impeachment in the house of representatives. i think the republic -- the democrats are taking a risk with the course they're on. their base is for this. but whether the rest of the american electorate is for it, i really have my doubts. paul: when we come back, will the conclusion of the special counsel's investigation setting anything at all? ♪ ♪ hey mercedes, how about letting your hair down a little? how about a car for people who don't play golf? hey mercedes! mix it up a little. how about something for a guy who doesn't want a corner office? hey mercedes, i don't even own a tie. do you think i need a mahogany dashboard? hey mercedes, can you make it a little cooler in here? [ a-class ] i am setting the

mccabe, who else would you be looking o? senator graham: establish a record of how much did the democratic party pay fusion g.p.s. how much money did they give to mr. steil? how could bruce's wife work for fusion g.p.s. while he was the number four at d.o.j.? ask a question, is the dossier verified to this day? it's my belief that the information in the dossier is unverified to this very day. mr. cohen did not go to prague. the fallacious material in the dossier is just about a bunch of garbage. i think generated by russians who are trying to undercut our democracy. so i will be doing oversight to try to put this puzzle together, and don't know what mr. barr will do. but i think because of the emotional nature of all this that somebody like mr. mueller needs to look at the fisa warrant, the other stuff. thank you very much. >> you can read the summary of the mueller report at our website c-span.org. white counselor kellyanne conway called for house intelligence chair adam schiff to resign for what she said were false claims. this is 20 minutes.

mr. rosenstein appoints a special prosecutor to oversee this investigation. >> martha: that, as you know, is exactly what happened. then they cheered, rod rosenstein behind the curtain, when andrew mccabe president using the 25th

mr. president, you have the ability to release the fisa applications. there was the original applications, the three subsequent renewal applications. we are told, andrew mccabe said, no dossier, no fisa warrant. that was a backdoor to your campaign before the election. the dossier also was leaked to "the washington post," parts of it, to the american people, and of course, never verified. do you have plans to release those fisa applications, gang of eight information, the 30 trues of bruce ohr and others, the five buckets are john solomon and sara carter, as they call it? >> president trump: i do, i have plans to declassify and release. i have plans to absolutely release. but i have some very talented people working for me, lawyers. and they really didn't want me to do it early on. devin nunes, by the way, and meadows, you look at jim jordan, and all of the people, they worked so hard. a lot of people wanted me to do it a long time ago. i'm glad i didn't do it. we got a great result without having to do it but we well. one of the reasons that my lawyers didn't want me to do it, they said, if i do it, they will call it a form of obstruction, so they will say,

being you russian asset mccabe said the same thing what evidence do guys have i think this is important three groups pushing for this, one is democrats, obviously, who dislike mrine and sinker, but i don't think either would have got as far without intejs chiefs sort of giving it credible because the idea was i see things that you haven't seen, so forth, now on i am a professional not a partisan now they look have you partisan to me elizabeth: that fuels it makes nation think they know information we don't have. >> right. elizabeth: so here is john brennan trying to blame bad information now not his own poor judgment watch. >> well i am -- receive that information i think i suspected that there was more than there actual was i am relieved has been determined not a criminal conspiracy with the russian government. over our election. >> wait a minute he was saying there was a conspiracy. >> right. >> john brennan is the most intemperate language tra treasonous i think he wrote op-ed saying that people who say no collusion issing who warsh now bad information i thought he was an under investigation professional you have -- this is just outrageous why i don't think

mr. comey should be held accountable for this and should be prosecuted for what he did. >> hannity: wait a minute, he signed off on the fisa verifying the dossier is true. mccabe, no dossier. no fisa. then he's telling trump it's unverified a few months later. did he lie to the fisa judges? >> yes, he did lie to the fisa judges. heo also lied to the oversight committee under oath when he came to tell us, "oh, it was unanimous, itt was unanimous we didn't want to charge her. meanwhile we found out another was pulling the strings at the department justice. this is where congress needs to hold them accountable. >> hannity: that's what we saw with loretta lynch. now that we know loretta lynch was up to her eyeballs in bringing this, what should happen to her? >> i do believe there should be a special prosecutor put into place to look at the malfeasance happening in the department ofve justice and the f.b.i. i've been calling it for months. if you warrant going after donald trump, you look at what is going on at the senior most echelon in the department of justice and that far exceeds anything that was even an allegation in the trump situation! >> caylee? >> yeah,

mr. rosenstein appoints a special prosecutor to oversee this investigation. >> martha: that, as you know, is exactly what happened. then they cheered, rod rosenstein behind the curtain, when andrew mccabe said that he had wanted to oust the president using the 25th amendment. >> what we ought to really focus on is the fact that there was concern enough about the president's actions and behaviors that this even came up as a possibility. >> martha: deputy ag denies that happened get although there was some pushback to bill barr's nomination for attorney general, it was as uneventful a confirmation process as we have seen in a while. three democrat senators voted in favor of attorney general bill barr. but tonight, they are all under scrutiny as democrats say that anything short of full disclosure of the entire report is a dodge of what is really in there. i martha maccallum, and this is "the story" tonight. we know the president will not get to see the report before you do. >> i have great confidence in the attorney general. if that is what he would like to do, i have nothing to hide. this was a hoax, this was a witch hunt, i have absolutely nothing to >> martha: the attorney general tod

mccabe, sameandrew kind of selfish motivation after you don't get what you want. mr. cohen: mr. jordan, all i wanted was what i got, to be personal attorney to the enjoy the to senior year of my son in high school and waiting for my daughter to come back to new york. i got exactly what i want. mr. jordan: exactly what you want? mr. cummings: gentleman's time is expired. : thank youan schultz for being here today mr. cohen. as chair of the democratic national committee at the time of the hacks. when russia weaponize the emails had stolen. the possible and likely harm to the united states of america and our democracy. i have a series of questions i hope will connect more of these dots. is it your testimony that mr. trump had advanced knowledge of the russia wikileaks release of the d and density and seaside males? dnc emails? he had advanced notice that there was going to be a mr. cohen: dump mr. cohen: of emails but at no time did i hear the specificity of what those emails were going to be. ms. wasserman schultz: you do testified today that he had advanced knowledge of their emi

mrs. pelosi has concerns about that. that's a political calculation they have to make. that's the way it should be. andrew mccabeo make any political calculation when he opened an investigation and these other guys and the special counsel is sort of immune from all this. our system is based on accountability. let the democrats if they want to go down the impeachment, let them do it and pay the consequences. >> quickly want to connect bill's point about the democrats and politics to his earlier point about the intelligence agencies and so on. what connects them is this establishment point of view has been driving all this which is a complete refusal to accept the result of the 2016 election that the american people actually sent a disruptive outsider, who questions everything the establishment has been doing, into the oval office. they cannot accept that result and ever since then they've been trying to overturn it. >> the report said the bar summary with rosenstein and others. as the report states, quote, quoting now from the mueller report, the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign