george papadopoulos which is zero. one of the troubling things that came out of my questioning is why, if i have seen classified documents that lends support to mr. george papadopoulos' contention that he had no knowledge or intend to collude with the russians or anyone on the trump campaign having that, why he hasn't seen those documents or why his lawyers haven't seen those documents, or why the judges at the foreign intelligence surveillance court haven't seen those documents, so the more people we talk to, you know the more troubling it is but it's really the same old story. there's no collusion, there never was collusion and so that's why we need to talk to folks like rod rosenstein to get better answers to what he knows about what the fbi and the department of justice were doing back then. maria: so just to close the loop on george papadopoulos in other words there was information, there was certain evidence that would refute claims that there was any interaction between the trump campaign and russia, but that in

papadopoulos is making his first appearance before congressional investigators. robert mueller charged papadopoulos with lying to the fbi about his contacts with russian intermediaries. he was sentenced in september to two weeks in prison. >> george papadopoulos was the reason why this whole rush rushtigation -- this whole shot investigation -- russia investigation -- can didly, i think it is a day for papadopoulos to tell his story. mark: papadopoulos was the first to plead guilty in the first campaign -- and the first charged.advisor to be jamalh officials say khashoggi was killed by saudi agents on october 2 inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. after initially claiming the journalist left the consulate, prosecutors say turkish evidence showed the killing was premeditated. azerbaijan and armenia have duringd -- speaking business to the armenian capital, fulham told officials bolton told officials -- because of the enormous leverage it gives russia over the other parties. the region has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces since 1994. global news

george papadopoulos which is zero. one of the troubling things that came out of my questioning is why, if i have seen classified documents that lends support to mr. george papadopoulos' contention that he had no knowledge or intend to collude with the russians or anyone on the trump campaign having that, why he hasn't seen those documents or why his lawyers haven't seen those documents, or why the judges at the foreign intelligence surveillance court haven't seen those documents, so the more people we talk to, you know the more troubling it is but it's really the same old story. there's no collusion, there never was collusion and so that's why we need to talk to folks like rod rosenstein to get better answers to what he knows about what the fbi and the department of justice were doing back then. maria: so just to close the loop on george papadopoulos in other words there was information, there was certain evidence that would refute claims that there was any interaction between the trump campaign and russia, but that in

with papadopoulos.ph says i hear these russians have hillary clinton's emails. he listens and says okay. alexander downer comes up to you a few days later and says what do you know about hillary clinton's emails? >> that allegedly happened. i don't remember talking to alexander about emails bus let's assume this happened at this meeting. seems completely suspicious a week or so after joseph miffsid drops this information on me. brian: unsolicited. >> alexander downer wants to figure out info on this particular topic it just seems it was some sort of sting operation gone bad to be honest with you. brian: word is that downer taped that conversation. downer all of a sudden feels motivated in july 2016 to call the fbi and say i'm really concerned. i had this conversation with george papadopoulos and they say really? so they started following you and start questioning you. the fbi questions you. and then at which time they say you lied to us? >> yeah. so i didn't actually have my first interview with the fbi

papadopoulos has recently been applying on social media that he was set up.ark meadows on what he's hoping to learn today. >> obviously, george papadopoulos was the reason why this whole rush investigation was opened. it was a predicate for the affair. hopefully we will learn today exactly what was said, what was not said. i think what we will find is that this was not someone who was colluding with russia. quite the opposite. >> jason: the questioning will be of blood on the side by ratcliff out of texas. there will be others in the room as well. this is a better setting to do this, because you can go for one hour each side. unlike the 5 minutes to get in the public preview go one hour. the democrats, when our third republicans, vice versa. you can continue as long as you want. that's why sometimes these things go for eight or nine hours. all the procedural yourself that happens. the timeline is one of the key things, here. officials trying to claim that this started at this date in july, but there is evidence that suggests that is wrong. really wrong. the q

krista lizza of cn," what papadopoulos already admitted to doing, lying to -- is a very big deal.the dozen counts laid out in the manafort indictment.t. back in december, "the new york times" published a story saying it was papadopoulos' 2016 meeting with an australian diplomat that launched the fbi's probe without any help from the clinton finance campaign. the fbi did not talk to the diplomat until the counterintelligence probe was already launched. and there was a code name. cross fire hurricane. >> it's suspicious that when he drops this information on me. >> unsolicited! >> they want to figure out info on this particular topic.nf it seems like it was some sort of sting opportunity gone bad to be quite honest with you. >> republicans on the hill believes that suggest special counsel was launched based on trumped up charges. democrats continue to insist no, all about the president's allies trying to undermine mueller's findings which we now expect to come after the midterms. tucker? >> tucker: ed henry, thanks a lot. democrats tell us they believe survivors, but not all survivo

george papadopoulos joins us tonight. having your life turned upside down, there is no evidence to say that you spied for russia, and so i feel for you and that way. to get specific care, this saga began for you, you might with this guy, a professor. it seems like we should hear from him. where is he today, this man?dedo >> thanks a lot for hosting may come as before. this is a very important person in this entire investigation, the man that everyone is looking at in the picture, is allegedly the russian agent who had information thatt the russians possessed hillary clinton's emails, which she then passed along to me. now new information has come out recently from this man's lawyer, and what his lawyer is telling the world is that this person was not working at the behest of russia when he was encountering and interacting with george papadopoulos and the trump campaign. he was under the guidance of the fbi. this information, if it's true, and there is no reason to believe that his lawyer is slandering his client and going

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they're obviously bringing in people like papadopoulos. just not bringing them into -- >> i'm talking about the house intelligence committee. >> no, you're right. but it's interesting that they should bring papadopoulos in, but not doing it before the investigation into russia. it's because they want to use him for a very different purpose. but the reality is, while the republicans walked away from the investigation, the democratic minority has continued, and we have been bringing witnesses in. we have been learning more. and that work won't stop when we take the majority. but we will be able to get answers the republicans were unwilling to pursue. records that the republicans wouldn't ask for. and to give you very blatant example, we know that there were calls back and forth between the president's son in the setup of the trump tower meeting and sandwiched between these calls was a call from a blocked number. and we know the president used a blocked number so we asked for a subpoena of the phone records. but the republicans said no, we do

papadopoulos.aking of conspiracy theories, the president suggested robert mueller the special counsel and former director james comey actually plotted against him as far as this whole russia probe is concerned. the president telling the daily caller in an interview he had 100 pictures off mueller and comey in his words hugging and kissing each other. now, there has been an examination of that. what have you learned? >> this is definitely one of our favorites. the fbi has looked to see whether or not there are any pictures. the reporter had forwarded this. the response of the fbi is titled photographs of former fbi director james comey and robert mueller quote hugging and kissing each other and the simple response from the fbi is simply we were unable to locate records responsive to your requests. therefore, your request is being administratively closed. james comey, the former fbi director saw this respongs on twitter and tweeted later on today, my wife is so relieved. >> they couldn't find one or

kennedy: you know who is divided, george papadopoulos.e's the former trump campaign foreign policy adviser convicted of lying to the fbi, sentenced to two weeks in the slammer today. he reportedly told two house committees that the russia investigation is a sham! the problem is the house is pretty much on recess. so only three congressmen there were to listen. how good of them. one of them was house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows who told reporters that the testimony was more proof there is no solid justification for the mueller probe. democratic congressman jamie raskin said i see this as a footnote to a sideshow of a wild goose chase. quack. papadopoulos told the hill his case was one of the largest cases of entrapment in history. is this just a sideshow or a giant setup? what do you make of this? >> i don't know, right? he did get caught doing the thing they caught him doing, right? so it does not prove the grand collusion narrative, we don't need to draw too many conclusions from this. we haven't proven what we're attempting to

george papadopoulos has had his life turned upside down.e and his wife join me ahead of their closed door hearings next week. george. let's start this at the very beginning. when you western involved with the trump campaign back in the summer of 2016. you were invited to go to europe. this when it all started? am i wrong? who invited you over there and why? >> when i was officially part of the campaign. i was work for the london center for international law practice we find out is some sort of obscure shady front. jesse: so you were working for a group you didn't realize was a front group. >> that's what it seems like. after a year of research into this organization it looks like a front for western intelligence organization. jesse: you believe you were working for unbeknownst to you at the time. what was the first meeting? >> i am officially part of the campaign march 11. i tell this group i'm leaving london and go back to the u.s. because i'm joining trump. but they wanted to bring me to london called link campus it's some sort of trainin

papadopoulos was in jail after lying to the fed last year which he will be on "fox and friends" at 7: eastern time to talk about why he believes he was set up. jillian: right now, searching the atlantic ocean for missing plane, a small private jet disappeared when flying from south carolina to the bahamas. the coast guard said the pilot reported an emergency before losing contact on radar 100 miles southeast of charleston. it is unknown how many people were on board. rob: houston's hot streak getting hotter, 5 touchdown passes, 42-23, the miami dolphins, 5 straight wins for the texans without the 0-3 start behind them. jillian: it is this one everyone is talking about, making the catch but loses the ball after a big hit comes down. the completion, comparing it to a videogame glitch. how goes that. a high school football player going viral for this rendition of the national anthem. watch. ♪ and the home of the -- brave ♪ >> he is getting all the girls, i tell you that right now. rob: jackson dean mickelson plans to be a country singer after graduating next year. i think he has a career

papadopoulos spent two weeks in jail after admitting to lying to the fed last year. he will be on "fox and friends" at 7:30 eastern to talk about why he believes he was set up. jamal khashoggi's oldest son arriving in the us overnight, to leave after a passport was restricted from months. this after gina haspel heard an audio recording of the columnist's murder. the cia has declined to comment and saudi investigators claim they received information from turkey that jamal khashoggi's murder was premeditated. last week the saudis that his death was an accident caused by a fight. and caught in the act, federal agents arrested 19-year-old from ohio at a prolific airports, and the doj says he was going to seek afghanistan for weapons training, to start a civil war in the us. and the street getting hotter. with 500 down passes. and it was to the texans. this dolphins play, but loses the ball. and to the completion compared to a videogame switch. the fed examining those pipe bombs and packages, our next guest says there's plenty of evidence there could be more than one pers

he will join us with george and simona papadopoulos straight ahead.in ♪ in an emergency, minutes canrence between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. ♪ >> sean: a bombshell report about the deep state, john solomon, listen to this. explosive story from "the hill" tonight, a convenient omission, trump campaign advisor denied collusion to fbi source early on. now, it is about the fbi ignoring exculpatory evidence in their fisa warrant applications. john solomon joins us, along with former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos, his wife simona, who fought so hard for his defense. john, i will let you break it down. >> it is very simple. remember, the fbi opened up the entire trump collusion investigation on the suspic

papadopoulos pled guilty last year to lying to the bureau. he's recently suggested that federal investigators set him up. >>> president trump campaigning once again, this time rallying support for the g.o.p. in kentucky. that will happen tonight. and hurricane michael nearly cutting off all communication in mexico beach florida, so how are people coping there? we'll get you a live report coming up. >> we haven't had cell phone service in a couple days now and no power, no internet, no way to connect with people other than walking around trying to find people, but this is -- this is unbelievable. this storm was -- i mean, catastrophic is not even the word for it. (music throughout) you're smart,eat you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. whooo! want to get a move on your next vacation? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in desti

papadopoulos pled guilty last year to lying to the bureau. he's recently suggested that federal investigators set him up. >>> president trump campaigning once again, this time rallying support for the g.o.p. in kentucky. that will happen tonight. and hurricane michael nearly cutting off all communication in mexico beach florida, so how are people coping there? we'll get you a live report coming up. >> we haven't had cell phone service in a couple days now and no power, no internet, no way to connect with people other than walking around trying to find people, but this is -- this is unbelievable. this storm was -- i mean, catastrophic is not even the word for it. i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. hi. hi. you're picking up your suv, right? yes. well, we not only fixed the dents, but we added a few

papadopoulos has been sentenced but he hasn't yet reported to start serving that time. richard pinedo, if jailed would also join alex vand d der zwaa lawyer based in britain. a scheme that figured prominently in manafort's own criminal prosecution. paul manafort, the president's campaign chairman, of course has himself now plead guilty to multiple felonies. manafort is now cooperating with prosecutors in the special counsel's office. same deal with manafort's deputy, the trump deputy campaign chairman, rick gates. rick gates had a starring role you might have seen on the front page of the "new york times" yesterday because of his newly reported role during the presidential election in fielding a pitch, a pitch from a foreign intelligence firm that was offering the trump campaign that they would come in and start running a psychological operations and online propaganda campaign in the u.s. to help trump win both the republican presidential nomination and ultimately the general election. now rick gates as donald trump's campaign chairman, he reportedly did not accept this

this didn't start with carter page or papadopoulos.is dossier before all of that happened. that's actually what got the ball rolling here. >> jake: not the dossier, i'm talking about -- >> lisa: the numbers are in, on a plume and has filed to a new 50 year low. how much the president's policies has to do with this, it also does he deserve to take a victory lap? we are going to discuss it next. ♪ moving. paying the rent. trtoday is that day.save up to buy your own home someday. because, by using your spouse's va home loan benefit, you could buy a home with no down payment. no. down. payment. at newday usa, you don't have to save up to move up. why rent when you can buy? go to newdayusa.com, or call 1-877-423-5744. there are so many toothpastes out there which one should i use? choose one that takes care of your gums and enamel. crest gum & enamel repair cleans below the gum line and helps repair weakened enamel. gum & enamel repair, from crest. your insurance rates skyrocket you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign

you got the president pled guilty and [inaudible] any of the president political advisers and papadopoulosy. no idea what product and i don't have idea because once you become a wall off and -- what we do know the russians they had been broken to both clinical parties and got a lot more democrats were better for their security and they chose to release the information then [inaudible] but they had a lot of stuff on clinton and they made huge number of offers to trump affiliates and said hate we got stuff on clinton and papadopoulos who pled guilty and trump tower meeting and goes through half dozen other outrage and some indication at least donald trump junior response to that and hey, great, give us. were all these transactions and soon what willfully happened and i think some of the jury is still out and not to make a comment until we finish in the got more people to see but i go back to my earlier comments it was not coincidence that the john podesta e-mails were leaked on the same day the trump campaign had the worst story of their whole campaign. what i hope and again if all this is c

they made huge number of offers to trump affiliates and said hate we got stuff on clinton and papadopoulosled guilty and trump tower meeting and goes through half dozen other outrage and some indication at least donald trump junior response to that and hey, great, give us. were all these transactions and soon what willfully happened and i think some of the jury is still out and not to make a comment until we finish in the also we got some more people to see. but i go back to my earlier comments it was not coincidence that the john podesta e-mails were leaked on the same day the trump campaign had the worst story of their whole campaign. what i hope and again if all this is circumstantial so be it and i will acknowledge that but what i hope is we got to get to the truth. not to relitigate 2016 but to just make sure on a going forward basis that as americans we are aware of what happened and we can try to make sure regardless of where we fall in the particle spectrum that it will not happen again. mo elleithee: it seems to me we have two distinct related but distinct issues. one is foreign i

. >> good afternoon supervisors peter papadopoulos. i want to hit a few key outlines here which will frame a little bit what we're hearing from other folks. the context -- we believe very much what is the equitable framework. we know that this project will add impact in certain ways. what happen are those impacts and have they beenaccounted for and mitigated. what will those potential mitigations be starting with the environmental. we saw this before -- i thinks cumulative issue. we see it's significantly over including its affordable units by a whole 60ers. second the question is, is the e.i.r. accurate? i think here we can see that the t.n.c.s through the san francisco county transportation agency has truly taken a look at the impacts. we'll see the huge size of those impacts. if you see in vehicle miles traveled, which is the mode of analysis see, we see enormous increase of 47%, knock included anywhere in the peir. if we look at the federal reserve study, the recent study says for 1277 units of new housing we build, the price of on

pled guilty to lying about russian contacts.at >> ...ormer trump aide george papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to making false... >> narrator: trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort, and his deputy rick gates were indicted on numerous charges ranging from conspiracy to money laundering. >> ...manafort and his former business associate rick gatesre were told tonder to federal authorities this morning. >> narrator: mike flynn pled yingty to that charge of to the fbi. >> white house nationarity adviser michael flynn has pleaded guilty... >> narrator: the "get along" strategy had faile >> ...robert mueller is now issuing his first... ev >> htually just came to the conclusion that, "i made a mistake. i should have come out fighting, given into my own instincts from the very beginning." anei think once the end of year came, and the inquiry hadn't gone away, so, what he'dt bed by his lawyers turned out to be completely incorrect. >> ...that mueller's team is no longer just asking the trump organizaon for information, they're legally demanding... r narrator: the final straw-- news that muelsu

>> i think it will show that stephen halper was used to try to entrap papadopoulos and carter page to them to say things they could funnel back into the united states so the fbi could use it as fake intelligence to get the fisa warrants. then they got mi6 and the gchq for the british government to do illegal surveillance of all those people overseas. totally illegal here and totally illegal over there and they all went along with it. one of the things james baker the former fbi general counsel said was that this illegal activity occurred. >> the other thing to look for is carter page. he has been an asset and helped them prosecute a russian spy. now we are told that the application presents him as being in cahoots with the russians. >> total fabrications by the fbi. and the doj people under obama, john karline and everybody in that place knew this was false. >> david hoff-man was one of those people. guess whose lawyer he has become. remember the best friend of dr. ford. >> the forker fbi agent who testified against brett kavanaugh? he became the lawyer moret for linda mclean. >> you

anyway, this figure was sicced on the trump campaign, sent to europe to try to ensnare people like papadopoulos and carter page and get them to confess to collusion that never took place. lou: why aren't we hearing something from the special counsel about this? why isn't there an investigation? >> the information he gathered, that is part of the material that was used to generate leads for the special counsel that was later appointed. and the question is, was he still being used by the special counsel. again, no one has asked mueller has he used the dossier, has he used spy information that this figure was target getteed with . i tell you, we're investigating the multi-agency every to spy on trump, congress is investigating a yearbook. that shows you the decrepit state of washington. lou: decrepit, rancid, a swamp of the highest order or lowest. lou: low. est. we've got to get out of here. you've got ten seconds. go for it. >> the abuse continues. the targeting of kavanaugh is government abuse by the senate. lou: absolutely. tom, good to have you with us. tom fitton, judicial watch. >>> up next

george papadopoulos, he was merely a coffee boy. do you think that maybe this is trump's cover if this does not go the way he planned? >> i certainly think that that has got to be playing into this sort of as you highlighted the kind of one day ford is very credible, the other day he's making fun of her, that he doesn't ever want to be on the losing side of an issue. but to do it in the same breath, it's just the state of politics in america right now. you have whip lash within five minutes of the news. >> will this galvanize republicans? how will it galvanize democrats? what will november 6th look like? that is the money question. gloria and victoria, thank you both so much. appreciate it. coming up, we have some new reporting just into us here. a friend of judge kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford, comes to her defense amid this dispute of a polygraph. and a friend of kavanaugh saying kavanaugh said warn the neighbors, we're loud, obnoxious drugs. and a bombshell report by "the new york times" on trump's finances. did it ju

lawmakers are expected to hear from george papadopoulos in are a closed door deposition as soon as next week. rod rosenstein spoke to the "wall street journal" said people are entitled to be frustrated but at the end of the day the public will have confidence the cases we brought were warranted by the evidence and it was an appropriate use of resources. they want to get rosenstein up to capitol hill to ask him questions about all these matters. >> thank you very much. we've got much more on this story straight ahead. congressman jim jordan who sits on the house judiciary committee joins us at the bottom of the hour to tell us what he wants to hear from baker. i'm speak with him and also our headliner today john pistol, former deputy director of the f.b.i. will weigh in. that's coming up at 10:00. >> president trump asked the question in 2016 what do you have to lose? most people said not much. they saw no hope with hillary clinton. let me tell you, in 2018 if the democrats take over you have a lot to lose. >> >> bill: lindsey graham with a warning for republicans. the president will hit

george papadopoulos makes his first appearance in front of congress. closed-door meeting coming up [ upbeat music ] i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before. forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than six-million low-income people to low-cost, high-speed internet at home. i'm trying to do some homework here. so they're ready for anything. >> sandra: george papadopoulos former interim campaign advisor was the first person to plead guilty in the case you're now making his first appearance before a house investigators who are looking into allegations of partisan bias. his closed-door interview having just a month after he was sentenced to two weeks in prison for lying to the fbi about his contact with the russian intermediaries. >> bill: another alert appeared more suspicious packages found earlier today. a massive criminal investigation active and u

dana, you have more experience and exposure with the russian government than george papadopoulos. >>a: yes. i remember it well, though it was a long time ago. i know that it's behind closed doors. will we be seeing more of him or do you think this will put an end to this particular component of the investigation? >> no, i think he wants his story out there. he's already talked to the media. he's trying to understand how he got involved again as a central player in something that he really doesn't know anything about. i think that's being made clear from his sworn testimony today. >> dana: thank you for sticking with us despite the technical difficulties. >> you bet. >> dana: cia director gina haskill meeting with the president today, briefing him on what she learned in turkey about the murder of jamal khashoggi. it's been reported that she heard audio of the killing. saudi pros cuteders say the evidence shows the killing was premeditated. president trump denying a new york times report that china and russia are spying on his phone calls. plus new information just in from the postal s

interference in the 2016 election made his appearance before a criminal investigators today, george papadopoulostspoken about his prosecution and punishment of the special counsel, some republican lawmakers said before the session that they were hoping that he would be able to bolster their claims of political bias in a special counsel investigation. we will continue to follow that. the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley is asking for a criminal investigation. into whether julius wed nick and her attorney michael avenatti conspired to provide false statements to congress and instructed in the investigation during the confirmation process for supreme court supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. claims that the allegations of excessive drinking and sexual misconduct were contradicted during a television interview. telling fox news that the criminal of referral is clearly political in a major mistake by aggressively. saudi arabia's attorney general and chief prosecutor says evidence from turkish investigators shows the slaying of a saudi journalist was premeditated. president trump was brief

they will have rick gates, george papadopoulos. a lot of people cooperating. not to mention the countless tax documents and communications and e-mails that robert mueller has. the one thing that came out earlier this week that shed some light on how i think we might be able to receive that report is what deputies attorney general rod rosenstein told the wall street a few days ago saying he believes the public will see that the justice department put forward the right resources to this investigation because it was an independent and appropriate investigation. that, to me, believes that rod rosenstein wants some level of transparency and he is the ultimate decision maker about whether or not that robert for mueller goes public. he will send it to congress but he does have the decision whether or not to make that public. mueller does not. >> julia, changing gears a bit. i want to ask you about statement from the director of national intelligence. this is about combatting foreign influence in u.s. elections. this has been a major topic of discussion post 2016 elec

we've confirmed through a republican aide that former trump campaign foreign policy advisor george papadopoulosill give a transcribed interview next week to the joint house panel in their russia case. it was his meeting in the spring of 2016 with an australian ambassador which was the predicate for opening the fbi probe in july of 2016. a republican lawmaker making a new push for the president to declassify records that they show that there was exculpatory evidence at that time that undercut the whole russia collusion narrative. >> harris: i want to get the information so i reported it correctly. what's new the october 25th date. >> the date has been locked in for october 25th, there is a push for the president to reconsider declassify a limited number of records that they say shows there is exculpatory evidence that was not provided to the national security court. >> harris: thank you. let's bring in republican congressmen of the house judiciary committee, great to see you always. i want to start with this notion that things may be wrapping up to the point where we would get the key findings i

asked general flynn and george papadopoulos about speaking to the fbi, that literally worked out perfector them. in the case of even general flynn, they didn't think he lied. he was charged with lying. when you see all of these antique kavanaugh offense and people like jim comey askingka r more information, when you see people rushing to judgment, you see democrats demanding more investigations, you have to remember this one clear point. it's all about politics. it's now about power. it's not about the truth. democrats have been against kavanaugh publicly from the day he was announced. no matter what this investigation finds, they will never vote for him anyway, they never were. it's likely every single important event in modern history, this is a matter that we better get right. if you don't haver evidence, and you are going to rush to judgment, and you are going to have zero presumption of innocence, by the way, this is not the first time. ferguson, missouri, richard jewell, r baltimore, maryland, cambridge police, duke lacrosse, uva rape allegations, now judge kavanaugh, clarence thom

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that george papadopoulos was out meeting with suspected members of russian intelligence. rumor that hillary clinton's e-mails were in the possession of the kremlin were being floated all around at this time. i think that there were multiple teams. we've already seen evidence that there were multiple teams in the trump camp that had been looking for information related to hillary's e-mails, related to psychological warfare and influence warfare operations and what the russians and israelis called perception management techniques to find and manipulate voters. >> let me ask you what it tells you about the m.o. here's rick gates, he's out there -- i doubt if he's on his own. he's out there trying to develop a relationship with some overseas foreign operation which would give them the capability to screw with hillary's campaign and to help trump's. what do you think, how does it fit into the jigsaw puzzle of russian collusion -- trump/russian collusion? >> from an intelligence perspective. here's how i would look at it, if i would hear this one data point i would immediately