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in other words, in some instances strzok and paige were more hawkish against the hillary side if you will than the decisions that were ultimately made. >> my personal opinion? it's up to ray. my personal opinion is no. lots of people had, we don't know the political opinions of other people. as long as they showed bad judgment writing those things, but as long as they kept them from, from affecting their judgments or affecting the decision in the key finding of the investigation, one of the key findings of the inspector general, is that none of those personal political opinions affected the investigation or decisions in the investigation in any way and therefore do not detract from the validity of the whole thing. >> given all the criticism of director comey and his judgment in this report from those of you on stage, do you think anything you've learned today undermines his credibility in the area where he's a witness in the mueller probe on these obstruction and so forth? >> he didn't handle himself well here. but no one has cast aspersions at this point. we'll have to wait to see i

in an exchange between fbi love birds, struck and paige, paige, texted he's not going to become president, right "? rereplayed, we'll stop it. remember now this was. struck was the lead investigator in the e-mail probe and sliding in to the russia investigation. paige was a senior fbi lawyer who also was on the mueller team. good gigs.go remember, it is president trump whoas the left said was damaging our institution. >> president trump will stop at nothing to discredit the institutions that are meant to keep leaders honest. >> the level of lying in this administration has already greatly exceeded that which was done in the nixonne administration. i think it's sort of silly to compare nixon and trump. b but this is corrosive and damaging. >>ar they are not political. >> it sews distrust. maybe he needs a history lesson. >> laura: despite the texts, the ig said their bias did not directly affect their actions, which is fairly astounding. shocking finding, really, when you take into account all that we have learned. now, let's review today's report with our topnotch panel of experts, shall

paige is an ambassador for an international nonprofit called the cybersmile foundation.nd here to tell us all about it is laura lewandowski, who came in all the way from chicago to be with us today. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, couple. >> i love what paige had to say to the kids. >> absolutely. and, so, what is the cybersmile foundation, for people who don't know about it? >> well, as you mentioned, so, it's a global nonprofit really aiming at targeting digital abuse and cyberbullying online, especially on social media. we're seeing an increase in teens, adolescents, and even adults, like myself, who are being bullied across these platforms. so it's really emphasizing messages of positivity and kindness, as we also think about diversity and inclusion online. >> how does it work? so, somebody -- i mean, everything is online these days, on your phone. >> absolutely. so, cybersmile is actually on all social-media outlets, including instagram and twitter. one of our latest campaigns is the positive-activist campaign, rslee you can search positive messages.

paige said, no, implicated a much bigger policy issue. i'll explain later.to use it as a pretext for a call. but none of the text messages from that same time period of december 2015 discussed any kind of an investigation into trump or russia. though one time paige did share a news article about trump and called him an utter idiot. congressional sources from both parties who reviewed the texts said they have no reason to believe it's counter intelligence investigation boo the campaign. still that's not how trump friendly media portrays it. >> sent a tweet to the followers and then the conspiracy flourished on fox new that is evening. >> certainly appears that they were looking to put more lures into the campaign in 2015. >> reporter: republican congresswoman who joined the attacks said this. >> so this did not just start on the 31st. >> comey testified in may of 2017. >> i think he -- yeah. exposure as a result of that testimony. >> reporter: but on capitol hill on thursday some republicans scratched their heads at the president's latest conspiracies. >> i h

this is what he had to say. >> we've got peter strzok and lisa paige, the two fbi employees. this was most important to me. those two presumed and pronounced hillary clinton's innocence before investigation ended and they presumed and pronounced donald trumps guilt before the investigation even began. so when you have that pervasiveness or bias, yes, it will help the person complaining about the investigation. >> dream and now we have robert ray former whitewater independent counsel and former federal prosecutor. very good to have you here on this sunday. >> nice to be with you. >> happy father's day. >> incorporated you very much. >> i would like your reaction from the ig report. the scope, objectivity and relativity. >> the scope is a piece of the inspector general investigation that was not the subject of this report. which of the origins of the russia investigation. on the other hand, trey gowdy and the president are correct, the report, which was done by professional career prosecutor, michael horowitz. i know him well. we served together in the u.s. attorneys office but

paige van zant found that out when she left her steady job at a bank for one in the ufc octagon. morgan brennan has more. >> reporter: this is page 12-gauge van zandt a professional fighter in the ufc. and her nickname pretty much says it all. >> i like punching you in the face our body is our tool and weapon. >> at 5'4", 125 pounds she is the size of a ballerina but she'll take you down and make money doing it she got an offer to tush pro and she took it. >> i was working as a bank teller and i asked for sometime to have and they said i couldn't so i took time off any way and took the fight and then i was fired >> it was a career move that paid off page is now rising star and fan favorite in the brutal ultimate fighting championship. >> people are surprised when they found out i'm a fighter i don't look like a fighter. i think girls can do anything they want to so there shouldn't be a stigma behind having to be manly to fight you just want to fight. >> and she does get paid for all of the blood sweat and more blood. >> and they take care of their athletes and an amazing corporat

and i was wondering what are the odds that they fit paige will tell what happened i don't. think. i don't know i mean i guess as between him and whatever guy he's two years in a warship right now you know. the marines are after him how are you i mean he says he can get to see and to see. so he dropped you off for a. while. but how much sense does that make if he if he helped you at gun point or he didn't hit your gun point right he just felt afraid because he was carrying a gun around the senator really like anything you try to you try to get away with get away from like so if i had a gun and i'm holding you. or even if i'm not all you're driving on me and you know i've done killed two people you're going to try to talk your way and get away from me. whether or not work work cold or not you're going to try to get away from some way form or fashion and it took me that long to figure out ok cool i'm going to be able to do this and be able to manipulate him letting me go by telling him to get out get away from here you know martin in my opinion yes. one person who works with the poli

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documents -- >> peter struck september -- sent a message to lisa paige on august 5th. he just signed the documents in the case. in the text he says the white house is running this. the chronology of events tells you what happened. we'll see a peter struck memo, the guy that wrote the exoneration of hillary before the investigation, signed the papers. >> hannity: the guy that immediately began, ran over to great britain. >> and said the white house is running this. of course. t it meant president obama who is being briefed all the time by john brennan, cia director, who is the instigator of the phony dossier. >> hannity: another big reveal by the "new york times" they didn't mean, oh, for the f.b.i. to interview this australian that was. [ indiscernible ] had to be negotiated by our state department. that means john kerry knew. that means probably obama knew. that's another sign pointing to barack obama and company. >> on june 20th, steel writes his phony fictitious dossier first memo. he immediately calls the f.b.i. the f.b.i. two weeks later flies to london in the hea

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the inspector general report cited numerous exchanges between cell phone and lisa paige for casting a cloud over the investigation. cheryl: meanwhile, gop house leaders have the documents >> there will be to pay.on. it's not just about the chairman and a longer. this is a rank-and-file member of congress to continue to come up and say what on earth are you guys doing. >> representative devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee along with house speaker paul ryan and meeting friday with later said the fbi and the justice department over the houses growing impatience. nÚÑez has suggested congress is one option as they fail to deliver. >> today's the first in the jobs in the near federal reserve's for william dudley. also become a voting member of theicymaking committee. the fed moved in last week to raise interest rates for a second time this year and they may do more than expected. to replace mick mulvaney and the office of management and budget as head of consumer financial tion bureau. loading extension is that the indirect late last year after richard cordray ran for

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in it, paige asked struck if trump would be president. no, no, he's not. we'll stop it. the inspector general did not have confidence that struck was free from bias when he prioritized the russia investigation over the anthony weiner e-mails. overall the inspector general report found there was no conspiracy against president trump in the 2016 clinton investigation. but it detailed a consequence of events that created the ingredients for a conspiracy or appearance of impropriety. as to james comey, the report concludes even though he was facing difficult decisions, he made the wrong choices, not because he was biassed or crooked, he just got it wrong. jim acosta joins us now. explain what the white house reaction has been to the report. >> we heard from the white house press secretary earlier today, she said this report confirms the president's belief that there were biases inside the investigation. we've been reporting, there was no political bias in the investigation, although it did say what you were referring to that these fbi agents were exchanging these anti-trump

cheryl: beretta lynch, peter strzok, lisa paige.light reading for the weekend. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. kristina: remember that $1500 unlimited data deal from sprint? if you want that, you've got to hurry. >> good morning. the $15 deal hoping to lure customers away from other networks by new $15 a month unlimited talk on the text and data plane may have worked too well. sprint says demand has been so high that it's ending the deal this friday at 11:59 p.m. eastern time. if you want to take advantage of that, better do it quickly. for new customers only. cheryl: so much for that. amazon rolling out the whole food discount to more states. maybe not one state in particular. kristina: soon cheryl, soon. amazon has added 10 more states to the list were prime members can get an extra 10% off sale items at whole foods stores. the total is now 23 states including california, texas, arizona, georgia and the other states you see in your screen there. the deals are set to be extended nationwide this summer.

it uncovered this anti trump text message between lisa paige and agent peter struck. trump is not ever going to become president, right? he said no, we'll stop it. he told investigators that was about election not any official action the investigation would take. and struck and paige were critical regardless of party affiliation but the report did not have confidence that the decision to prioritize work on russia investigation after following up on the lead on the weiner laptop was free from bias. the atlantic reports this response. there is simply no ekwif lance in -- equivalence and incredible suggesting suggesting that the presidential campaign of a major party candidate was actively colluding with a hostile foreign power in a way that could undermine the integrity. to require senior national security officials to profess femalety to this is dangerous. great to have you with us on this friday morning. given the revelations from this inspector general's report, are we going to see any kind of blowback for former fbi director james comey or even other officials? giul

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lisa paige says trouble never become president, right? right?er strzok says no, no he is not. we will stop it! that is raising questions among lawmakers. >> he is a key player, he is a central figure throughout the entire area. the lead investigator, he's a key character. i think the text messages is important to remember peter strzok opens a rush investigation on july 31. a day that we have the text message that we saw on the report. we will stop trump from being president. >> the ig report also criticizes the form fbi director, james comey for quote - ad hoc decision-making. and disclosing on october 28, 2016 that some emails have been found on anthony weiner's laptop. who is married to it clinton ate at the time. that still maddens some democrats and state helped donald trump win. >> he is the president of the united states. he was elected by the people of the united states according to this system and according to the laws. at the same time, james comey, did he do something on october 28 that caused public confidence to be eroded in hillary

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larry paige referred to tesla as the hero that he has had. probably most people think about elon musk are car and battery and so on, but i today want to talk sort of more about the man and the process that i went through over the last to be honest four years writing the book and i thought i offered some insights from my perspective, like four of them i thought were key to surprises i had impossibly surprises for you as well. the first is the extent of this man's genius. this man invented the electric motor. he invented the long distance distribution of electricity. accord ago the united states supreme court he invented radio. did remote control, robots, the list goes on and these are the basics of our economy. we're done by one single man. there was a quote by the american institute of electrical engineers who said, were we to seize and eliminate from our industrial world the results of mr. tesla's work, the wheels of industry would cease to turn, our towns would be dark. and it's not only the things he did in his life but he has this fantast

kennedy went on to read a series of anti-trump text messages between peter stzrok and lisa paige to driveis point home. folks on social media talking about this, thank you, by far my favorite questioning of the hearing and gail on twitter says john kennedy is my new favorite interrogator. michael horowitz did answer sen. kennedy's question, there was individual bias among some agents, prosecutors need big decisions. >> proving it was another issue. he was also talking about something -- >> as people wake up this morning it might be, hashtag. >> hillary clinton cited another bible quote. >> she criticized the trump administration's 0-tolerance policy and took a swipe at jeff sessions for using a bible verse to defend it. take a listen. >> those who selectively use the bible to justify this cruelty are ignoring a central tenet of christianity. jesus said suffer the little children unto me. he did not say let the children suffer. >> hillary clinton took to twitter saying what is happening to families at the border is a humanitarian crisis was every parent whoever held a child in their arms,

lisa paige, demoted. peter struck, deputy head of counterintelligence, demoted and reassigned. when have you seen that? i've never seen that in the federal agency. don't worry, we can investigate ourselves and give you a briefing and you can trust us. really? this is why there needs to be a second special council. counsel, -- special special counsel's, but this is why we called for it last summer and still calling for it. mr. zelleden is working hard with his conclusion we introduced two weeks ago and why we need a second special counsel to get to the bottom of this. christina: obviously the administration is frustrated with leaks and they've seized a reporter's telephone information to look through that data. is that something you feel is appropriate? representative jordan: i'm actually working with congressman raskin for a shield offer for you guys in the press on sources and all. i think we've already introduced legislation, but jamie came to me and asked me to be a sponsor. when it comes to protecting your first amendment liberties and fourth amendment rights and rights to

of the number 2 guy in the fbi had a meeting with paige and kim jong un 7 in his office to find out how to create an insurance policy against trump being elected that is abuse advice level of the government, that is watergate stuff, what the fbi used to do years ago and i'm going to get to the bottom of it. >> this is the beginning of the end. >> the beginning of something i never dreamed could exist in this country. i had an open mind about this, trust the fbi. what i learned today is the fbi, the permit of justice did in the clinton email investigation is dangerous to democracy, she got away with it and they were out to get trump and it could be somebody new next time so we need to fix this. >> cross all parties and political ideologies, people should want unfettered and unbiased investigations. good to see you. thanks coming in. new tonight donald trump saying he is pursuing a new round of tariffs on chinese goods in response to petrelli tory tariffs from beijing to his background of tariffs, directing history representatives to identify $200 billion of chinese goods that could be hi

jillian: you say anti-trump, that includes the conversation from august 2016 between lisa paige and peteraid trump is never going to become president, right? right? stzrok says no he won't, we will stop it. that is insane. >> that is so over-the-top. in a series of these texts we see, the other thing to be concerned about his oversight, i used to be chairman of the oversight committee, in congress, also in the intel committee, they have rejected that not because it was classified or was going to give away state secret but because it was embarrassing, it was illuminating to the true intentions and background of what these fbi agents were thinking about. rob: talking about politicizing fbi and doj, there was a lot of talk about sally yates, comey goes around them and get slammed in this report. is he going to say i couldn't trust loretta lynch because i thought she was in hillary's parker compromised? >> yes because in the heart of the report it indicates these people all thought hillary clinton has become the president. they did a few cursory things but comey did not trust what loretta lyn

he sent anti-trump text messages to a fellow agent, lisa paige who was also involved in the investigationsnd even a message that they would, quote, stop trump from becoming president. this is days before the election. after an internal review, the inspector general said he could not conclude that his decisions were, quote, free from bias. manu raju joins me. this is significant and he was called to be held in public, though. >> that's right, and we just talked to a number of lawmakers going in about whether or not this should be a public session including the chairman of the committee house judiciary chairman bob goodlad, and i asked should this be a public session? he said it should happen soon. it sounds like it's possible this will happen eventually in public. this is the first time that peter struck has come before any committee in congress revealed both by the inspector general and some that revealed antitrump sentiment with strzok and the finding in the inspector general report that the outcome of the clinton administration was not influenced by the political bias. there was no evide

we will stop it, strzok response to paige. that is done before the decision to a slow walk the investigation into anthony weiner's -- of the emails on his computer. and the ig says, that's a place where the political virus could have infected this entire thing. >> and it was also done right around the time that we know that the other investigation, cross fire hurricane, was being opened into the trump campaign. and strzok was involved in both of them. at 558 pages, it's like the war and peace of judgment. everyone, from hillary clinton who started this with the emails on a classified server to emails between strzok and page, including james comey, including andrew mccabe, including some half-dozen officials that have been reassigned or retired sense of scandal has developed, they all exercised great misjudgment. they all put their own self-interest and self conception and their own sanctimony ahead of what were normal procedures that should have been followed throughout. >> bret: we will dive into this more, the gym comey resp

hillary in may, stay on the timeline, call me and strzok are at the forefront.s strzok is telling paigething he needs about donald trump, we will stop them, and then, the insurance policy, then later, we'll impeach him. and then he becomes the heart and soul, almost immediatelyan thereafter, of the russia probe, investigation, if you want to cull it at this point. i do not think that any fair-minded, objective, discerning person cannot see that these are the wrong people started was under the wrong circumstances with abusively biased and corrupt opinions. i would argue a lot of illegality in all of this. >> sean, the question is not was their hate and bias. we already know there was hate and bias. as someone who's been a prosecutor and who's been a judge, i can tell you that the question is not, is there hate and bias. we already know there is. anyone with common sense knows this. the question is, given the hate and bias, what are we going to do about it? the inspector general's report does nothing but whitewash a series of facts that are so corrupt, so biased, and so anti-trump, that y

report that led to the discipline and ultimate leaving of fbi agents strock and paige.run of what they've done and a preview of what hair going -- they're going to do going forward, including the i.g. report coming up. >> looking at the way the federal government investigated hillary clinton's e-mail, we're expecting it to be many hundreds of pages in length. what are you going to be looking for there? how seismic do you think this will be as we wade into the 2016 waters again at the behest here of the i.g.? >> as a clinton supporter, obviously i'm going to want to read about the original intention of the report, which is to see what they found about the propriety of jim comey's word and actions in 2016. obviously we believe that what he did on july 5th, 2016 in terms of making a public statement about how he was not going to pursue charges against her was wholly inappropriate and against d.o.j. -- yon the other hand they're going to use this to say he was 100% right in firing james comey and he did so based on the rod rosenstein memo that said he mishandled the hillary

inspector general report found evidence that some fbi employees expressed political opinions and lisa paige said in a text message, trump is not ever going to become president. and fbi act peter struck said, no we are going to stop it. concluded that there is no evidence it affected the agents work. did not find improper considerations or bias directed the specific investigative decisions we reviewed. our review did not find evidence in the messages to this specific evidence we reviewed. but the result of discretionary judgment by the agents and prosecutors and these judgment calls were not unreasonable. so now we've got the findings. no one at the fbi or doj did a particular thing or investigation because they were pursuing a political agenda. that said, the clinton e-mail investigation was mishandled by james comey in terms of his public statements that hurt hillary clinton. not just looking at doj and fbi and james comb yes sey and donap and hillary clinton. that mishandling, those statements about that on going investigation which resulted in no prosecutions. those statements that james

paige says trump's not ever going to become president, right, to which he reply, no, no, he's not.p it. now obviously when you hear that, and whatever your politics, you should krcringe, right? are you sure after hearing, he was not biased into the investigations into trump and clinton releasing teks like that? >> they sent up red flalgs. no doubt. but they were probed extensively on this question of bias. and if i might, erin, in disturbs me that the hours we're spending here and we have children incarcerated babies in and around the nation and at the border, and no response from this administration but he was fully questioned and he was fully willing to answer our questions as well. there was no hesitation other thanapolboonyaras when he was advise id by his council. things happen and as such with those e-mails, good or bad, things happen. and what i've saw in his testimony is someone who would be concerned about anybody actions that would be biased. that he felt the integrity of his work was important and that he maintained the integrity of his work on both investigations. >> ma

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australia, a foreign intelligence agency telling you there's this guy papadopoulos running around, carter paigeopulating on the campaign that is under investigation by the fbi since 2013, paul manafort, a change in the ukraine when the pro russian position and on the trump tower meeting as you indicate, the comments on nato, the pro putin comments. as a law enforcement officer, you'd have to be ridiculous to saying there something going on here. what do you do? you get data. it may not implicate the president. maybe the president didn't know. but -- >> shepard: who knows. wel see what happens. >> would be malfeasance if it 's a debate n. because of misrepresentations of truth. we follow the truth and stand up for the institutions of our state. 'll be better off. it's what the founders say we must , guard against a day when a group comes along to tear down the institutions -- we're a nation of laws. no one is above that law. these are tried and true american things. they're not political in any way. these are about fact-seeking, order, honor and law. >> you know why you know that, shep? this is

>> i believe miss paige as well. >> what about james comey. >> he was very much in the middle of the drafting. >> the three of them were in communication drafting that so it would be hard to identify who inserted it the first time is that a fair analysis. >> i think we have some idea, not because if was their decision who was the scribe on it opposed to the decision-maker. >> i'd like more information on that if you could mr. horowitz. >> yes. >> so while we're searching back for the genesis of extreme carelessness of the replacement for statory gross negotiation, could you inform the committee the genesis of the word intent, as it found its way into the dialogue. >> it looks like the discussion with the investigative team with the fbi and prosecutors that the focus was on in a significant way, with other factors as well but significant way the focus was on the fact that the classified material that was transiting through the e-mail server was not clearly marked, as you're supposed to have it marked with banners saying it is classified and what level it's classified at. >> more to cl

. >>> paige payton is back with us. also april ryan. good morning, april. let me start with you.resident calls it cruel but according to "the washington post," he is using this family separation issue as a negotiating tool. i'm wondering your thoughts on that. >> well, any time this president has a chance to use something to his advantage, he will. and it's unfortunate that lives are in the midst of this tool, using them as a tool or as a pawn in a game to get what he wants for immigration. but at issue, martin, you know, this president -- nothing is going to happen. no immigration bill is going to be signed before the midterms because it is too divisive. it could cost them the election. but you have to remember, this president came into the white house talking about a wall, talking about immigration. immigration system is broken. how do you fix it? is this how you pix it with something people are considering cruel? separating families. separating mothers from their children? you even have religious leaders who stayed away from this president's moral issues, from alleged infideli

you wrote the memo saying that comey should be fired and you signed the fisa extension for carter paige. it seems like you should be recused more than jeff sessions. >> i can say if it were appropriate for me to recuse i would be more than happy to do this and let someone else handle this. >> did you not know that bruce orr was meeting with christopher steel, getting the information about the dossier and supplying that information to the f.b.i. at the same time his wife nelly was working for fusion g.p.s. and helping hillary clinton? did you not know he was doing that for the f.b.i.? >> whatever you got, finish it the hell up. this country is being torn apart. >> joining us now are two of the men you just saw. florida congressman and gubernatorial candidate ron desantis. and texas congressman louie gohmert. it's good to have you here. i'll start with you, representative ron desantis. was our favorite guy rod rosenstein -- i got to tell you. i watched that, congressman. i was so frustrated with the smirking and the don't attack me personally and the taking the time to run the clock. is h

paige, who was it an attorney for the department of justice, on august the eighth, don't worry, he'll never be president, we'll stop that. they changed the memo that a comey road to the country on july 5th, they took the word "grossly negligent out and put "extremely clear list." i always wondered why. grossly negligent is a legal term that would make you subjective ten years in prison for growth, grossly negligently handling classified information. on august the eighth, this new email tells us all we need to know, that strzok was intending to stop trump. how can you stop trump if you hold him criminally responsible? the reason may change that word is that they would have to indict clinton if they did not change the term. so we learned a lot today. we also learned that the number two at the fbi, according to strzok and page commenced at an on a meeting in august to try to find a way to change the outcome of the election. that's j. edgar hoover stuff. imagine the number two guy at the fbi having a meeting with the lead investigator, and the bottom line is, the whole idea of the meeting

. >> julie: g report to lisa paige to peter strzok. trump is not every going to become president, right, right snt peter strzok responds no we'll stop it. now the justice department previously provided text messages from that date, they included all the messages we now have september the we'll stop it text message. why didn't the justice department produce that to congress when we asked? >> mr. desantas i spoke with our inspector general yesterday and he said when he testified he didn't have a full opportunity to explain the technological details are pretty complicated but he assured me he had a long telephone conversation with mr. jordan after the hearing and explained it. he's much better position than i. what i can assure you. >> so let me ask this then. >> if i can explain sir. i want to show you and the american people. we are not withholding anything embarrassing. the message was not in the original material that inspector general. he found these messages. >> right. so you guys didn't find it, and he did. and so we are asking you

number one, did strzok and paige have any role in retaining or supervising the informant or directingecision to use the informant? did strzok or page of any such role to any informant use to investigate the trump campaign or associates and number two did strzok or page have any role in reviewing, approving or supplying information for the fisa warrant obtained two surveilled carter page. he put those two things together, your letter and that real clear investigations piece, everybody is probing at how this whole thing got started and whether or not it was some form of entrapment. >> what we know now is the person in charge of the clinton email investigation, mr. strzok and ms. or in the tank for clinton and hated trump. did those two people start an investigation against the trump campaign because they had a political bias? or was it based on legitimate evidence? how would you like this guy supervising a confidential informant against the trump campaign given his bias and given his dislike for president trump? he should be the last guy to go to court to get a warrant on anybody associ