peter strok thought he was saving the world. he thinks he's out here doing the wonderful service by going against the guy people are going to elect. this is no different than lois lerner who went after conservatives, it is the exact same mind set. he took the dossier, the discredited dossier and "fake news" that the clinton's paid for and i think he dressed it up and presented it to the fiza court. it is about did they pay christopher steel? it is reported they did. and did they take it as real intelligence and take it to the court to get warrants to spy on people. if the answer is yes, it is bad as anything i have seen in government. and if that is yes, peter strok needs to be held accountable? >> lou: you mean deputy to jail? >> we haven't -- we need to depose peter strok and answer our questions. we need andrew mccabe and lisa page and this guy you brought up earlier and we'll get the documents and put them on the stand and we'll see if they take the fifth or answer questions. >> lou: i would love to see a grand jury empanell

peter -- peter strok deputy head of counterintelligence.l over the dossier taken to get the fisa warrants. stuart: is it possible that the dossier, inspired by democrats, paid for by hillary's campaign that was used almost as the excuse to open up the russia, russia, russia thing. >> i totally believe that's the case and really, stuart, two fundamental questions. did the fbi pay christopher steel, the guy who wrote the dossier and was the dossier as the basis to secure the warrants that the fisa to spy on americans, if the answer to either one of the questions is yes, these folks are guilty as sin, the fbi went after one political party's nominee. stuart: why is the justice department withholding vital documents about what really went on from investigators? >> for the life of me, i do not know. we have asked questions of fbi director wray, rod rosenstein, they will not answer the questions. it's time for subpoena. he's going to subpoena bruce ohr, and eventually to andrew mccabe as well. we need those people to come in, be deposed and put t

thoughts on the special sxoun the lead investigator who was an anti- trumper, robert mueller and peter strok, thought they were under no compunction or decent. and mueller thought he could remove him from the investigation and make no answer. congress made it clear he has to answer. it is far more than one. why was the devout anti- trumper chosen to lead the investigation. he was central on whether to prosecute hillary clinton, and strzok was ask to write comey's draft statement exonerating clinton. he was changed the language from grossly negligent, and had that expression been used and instead strzok cake up with extremely careless. two weeks after the clinton investigation. strzok was assigned by the fbi to look at russian and the dnc hack. which by the way the fbi was not able to investigate and str, where ok agreed to take someone's word that russians was involved in servers in the dnc. the influence reached the discredited dossier and strzok was one of the fbi officials that referred the dossier and assigned over the interview of michael flynn. are you seeing an extreme of coincidences

. >> that's the very text messages that peter strok was sending to his message. that hillary should win. and he would be the insurance policy and he had a plan and he was praising his mitt tress for hatching the plan innandy's office and andrew mccabe will testify before the judiciary tomorrow and that will be behind closed doors. i call on congressional leadership and colleagues to demand answers not only for us but the american people and drive the reforms to make sure it never happens again. we need transparency and over sight and never need to empower a fbi or special counsel to incurate a group of people who have a bias against one person and for another. >> lou: i couldn't agree with you more. street on the poll and do you believe that the desperate dems so hate president trump that they would shut down the epitire government if only they could? cast your vote on lou dobbs and roll the video and watch as an asian carp, woah. never knew it was easy to catch fish. leaping out of the missouri river. and on the misher men an boat. and want it nearly hit the fis

follows change, guys, fbi and doj where we have seen former deputy general bruce ohr remoted and peter strokemoved and baker reassigned and deputy andrew mccabe expect today retire early next year. my hats off to our colleague john roberts who obtained this letter exclusively yesterday. it's going to make for a very busy perhaps next week, lauren, lea. lauren: what a mess tat justice department. griff, thank you. lea: winning bid to buy a stake in uber. lauren: tracee carrasco joins us on that and other headlines making news this morning. for uber this significantly devalue it is company from a prior valuation in tracee: this is about a 30% decrease, the deal values uber at $48 billion, that is less than what it was previously valued at $68 billion, but soft bank did win bid to buy major stake in uber at steep discount. own about 15% of uber and other members of soft bank's bidding group, they'll own about 3% of uber, as part of the deal soft bank plans to invest $1.25 billion into uber. lea: let's talk about amazon. amazon has been killing it this year, there's something big going on today.

handcuffs for peter strok, a high ranking fbi agent and james comby and robert mueller.t's time to take them out in cuffs. >> we are running shot short on time so i will wrap out of that one. robert mueller has people's attention. some are worried about his work. let's leave it at that. see you back here this time tomorrow. wolf blitzer is up after a quick break. have a good day. usaa to me means peace of mind. we had a power outage for five days total. we lost a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. i've asked chase sapphire reserve cardmembers to find my next vacation. uganda, what are you up to? that's a real silverback gorilla. i'm freaking out! 3x points on travel and restaurants. sapphire reserve, from chase. make

. >> reporter: emails were exchanged between fbi agent peter strok and fbi lawyer page. the two were romantically involved. sent between august 2015 and 2016 most were exchanged before either party secured nominee. but many of them were harshly one read god trump is low some human. wrote about trump, it's clear he is capturing white poor voters who they abandoned in the quest for the almighty dollars. and sharing hillary clinton views. should win. nominated president for a major party, about dam time. after the election, when mr. trump announced his choice for jeff sessions sessions for aj to which responded good god. removed struck from the team. >> i'll show you live pictures from capitol hill where members of the house judiciary committee are grilling deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. they are questioning him about the fbi and special impartiality. one asked them if he had any reason to fire special counsel mueller. >> if you were ordered to fire mr. mueller, what would you do? >> i would explain previously i would follow the regulation. if there were good cause

. >> what -- they're pointing to is one text, several texts in fact sent by fbi agent peter strok. he wrote this, i want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in andy's office, apparent reference to andrew mccabe that there's no way he gets elected, referring to trump, but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. it's like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you're 40. as you know, struck, the fbi agent, he worked on the fbi e-mail investigation and the russia investigation until mueller discovered his texts and removed him from the probe. was the insurance policy that he was referring to the russia investigation? >> he was one of many, many agents working on the russia investigation, and there has been plenty of evidence, including guilty pleas that people have lied about their contacts with russia. so i'm not concerned at all about the integrity of the investigation, but i do believe that bob mueller's judgment was tested there, and when he had someone who had a perceived bias, he removed that person immediately. exactly what you'd want a supervisor