happen when criminal investigators who have vast federal authority like the fbi start talking to the opoical campaigns in the middle of a presidential year. that is absolutely over the top. >> what did bob mueller do? he could have kept them and throw them off the investigation. he threw them off. i don't know what else you would want him to do. he is gone. >> tucker: we don't know that actually. it sounds like entirely possible that the fbi paid money to fusion gps. we don't know the answer to that, do we? that's an open question. it's been alleged and they haven't really answered the question. aren't you anxious to know? >> let's ask it but also ask the questions around what's alleged in the dossier. whole mountain of evidence that has been accumulated that is outside of the dossier. so all of the arrows continue to point to a personal political and financial relationship that donald trump had with the russians and whether it amounted to a crime or not is bob mueller's job. i think we should do all we can to make sure this doesn't happen again in the next election. >> tucker: i hope we

beyond, and i think those, i think those may take it a step ahead of the competitive, xiaomi, huawei, opoothers in china, so i am mid-to-long-term bullish because i can see apple building these great leap-forward phone products, but beyond the iphone it is tough. apple tv, apple car will all have no share in china. emily: how much is devoted to chips manufactured in china? kai-fu: everybody's hardware is manufactured in china. so i think that is currently china's competitiveness. some companies are beginning to come back to manufacture in the u.s. in the less human-centric -- less human labor centric type of manufacturing. i am on the board of foxconn. foxconn has built a number of factories here, so i think america's competitiveness will probably come from the automation part of manufacturing. the existing type, i think china has a lead. ♪ emily: who is going to win on self-driving cars in china? ♪ emily: who is going to win on self-driving cars in china, and why? kai-fu: well i think our investments will win. we invested in three companies in autonomous vehicles. i think they all have a

he is in effect working as an opo researcher for hillary clinton's campaign and the fbi is revealinghim in the middle of a presidential campaign. that's what we stop the presses and say, what? >> i think we stop the presses when christopher steele stumbles upon evidence that donald trump has a financial relationship with russia. that, to me, is more concerning. >> tucker: maybe. i mean, i'm sure -- i don't know, the guy has been in business a long time.ow i mean, look, i have no idea. about his financial relationships with various russians. i mean, i don't know, i'm agnostic on it. >> the dossier has been proved true. >> tucker: i'm just saying, i know what it looks like when politics subverts criminal justice and that starts to happen when criminall investigators who have vast federal authority like the fbi start talking to the opo researchers for political campaigns in the middle of a presidential year. that is absolutely over the top.ca >> what did bob mueller do? y he could have kept them and throw them off the investigation. he threw them off. c i don't know what else you would

tucker: by initiating a federal criminal investigation into the trump campaign not by digging up usable opoctly right. what they did in a couple of stages they shared this dossier around with media outlets then took it to the fbi and keep in mind we know of at least one senior department official whose spouse was working for fusion gps. but once they shared it with the fbi it then leaked further that the fbi is looking at the dossier. so, in effect, it's a two for from that standpoint. >> tucker: you shouldn't use the fbi as a component of your campaign. peter schweizer, that was really interesting and really dark. i'm grateful that you explained that. >> thanks, tucker. thanks. >> tucker: democrats have often suggested and their allies in the press have amplified the claim that the white house has somehow been taken over by russian agents. why did they just vote to extend the president's surveillance powers? wouldn't that be helping putin? we will ask one of the democrats who didn't do that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems, and could be on the

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steve: opo research. >> they circumvented the system which has short circuits in case do you things likewhich we found out is the same thing because she bought out the dnc so it's $10 million, christopher steele gets. he assembles this dossier. the dossier is so unbelievable. he goes directly to the fbi with it? >> yeah. brian: the fbi uses that to get a fisa memo, at least portions of it to get a fisa memo. that's supposed to be revealed when the president finally reveals this memo some time in the next five days? >> yes. here is why that is controversial. again, i think people get confused on this. there is nothing wrong with using a source at the fbi. christopher steele or otherwise. steve: right. >> the problem with steele is the information wasn't verified. in other words, i can't walk into the fbi and say oh, you know, brian kilmeade jay walked. how do you know? i don't know i'm just guessing. all of a sudden the fbi raids your house on jay walking warrant. folks, that's what happened. only thing verified on that carter page took a trip to russia that. i took a trip to russia. stev