i want to go to dithe issue hows it possible that peter strzok is in the middle of this? he interviewed flynn? he also interviewed hillary clinton. that was in july of 2016. it was early may of 2016 where it was strzok and comey himself writing an exoneration that actually used the standard, the legal standard that means hillary wouldn't have broken the law. they changed the wording to take that part out and the original drafting also had in that multiple foreign intelligence agencies had hacked into hillary clinton's e-mail server and that means top secret classified special access programming information was in fact obtained by america's enemies and none of it would have been redacted, sir. >> so if you were somebody on hill's campaign team at the time and could have suggested changes to be made, you would have suggested the changes that peter strzok insisted on to try to reduce hillary's level of recklessness and her culpability. what does he do after comey exonerates hillary? a couple weeks later, he opens up a collusion case against the trump campaign based off of wha

suggest changes to be made to that statement, he would have suggested that exactly the changes that peter strzoknsisted on, to try to reduce hillary's level of recklessness and her probability. if he was involved in that case, here is why it is so troubling with strzok's conduct, what does he do after comey exonerates hillary? a couple weeks later, he opens up a collusion case against the trump campaign based off what we now know was a two page document with no actual intelligence and eventually they supplemented with a fake dossier paid for by the democrats. strzok was the prime driver, not only behind exonerating hillary, but pursuing this collusion fairy tale and that ultimately led to the appointment of mueller. >> sean: unbelievable. congressman, we won't let up. there are apparently 50,000 of them and apparently, 1.2 million pages of the inspector general has that congress needs to get and i am just urging congress, if they don't hand them over soon, you must hold these people in contempt and worse. >> without question. >> sean: congressman, thank you. joining us with more, fox news legal

peter strzok, fired and reassigned. >> sean: this is a big problem. i know it's a been over a year, waiting for the inspector general to finish his report on the client to email investigation. but here's what we do now. he doesn't have prosecutorial powers. i understand that the attorney general for this other person and please, and supposedly they can work in conjunction with each other. is that going to get the job done? here are the facts as we know them. clinton violated 18 usc 793. mishandling classified information, top-secret special access programming information. she deleted 33,000 emails. she asked said watched her hard drive, paid her devices, is that obstruction of justice? is that not a violation of law? yes or no? >> that is why it is so s frustrating.. comey says that because trump supposedly said to comey, i hope you can find it to let flynn go, that is a potential obstruction of justice, but when he was fbi director, he didn't pursue any obstruction of justice for bleach printing emails s under subpoena, those were the critical emails

the question is, peter strzok and lisa page hate the president so much. lawyer's name, my name, republican donors names to the president and searching at their desk ways to bring them down? they need to be fired, at the very least, they need to be suspended from any privileges to look at these databases until it's determined if they can remain at the fbi. we want everyone at the fbi, good or bad, potentially good or bad, we want everyone have to ask the judge, this is what our founding fathers wanted. they separated police power from judicial powers we would have checks and balances. >> harris: who can they search? i just want to get to the nitty-gritty. now, they still have the type of access that they can search almost anybody. is he on that list? >> i know of no limits on their search. anyone can have their name typed in and they do not require a judicial warrant. we had this fight in the senate two months ago. this is why i was so disappointed. those of us who want to reform the system want to say fbi agents should have to go to a judge to get a warra

here is another one from peter strzok to his lover lisa page.ing after a visit to london to interview a witness in the trump russia case. i think we need to consider the lines of what we disclose to doj. last stipulation notes we'll not disclose. think about this. peter strzok and the fbi is hiding information from the department of justice. >> one electronic communication strzok authored, that's the case opening memo. we are opening this case, this is the scope, these are the criminal charges that we envision. it's the proposed subjects. it lays out the predicate of the investigation. and they are terrified of releasing that. point two regarding the strong text message. they are steering the investigation. they are overtly explicitly gaming the system. why they are not under indictment i still want to understand. i want to know why are they not the subject. >> things will end badly for peter strzok and lisa page, i guarantee it. chris, thanks for being here. have a good weekend. do you believe u.s. trade policy should benefit hard-working ameri

also breaking from sara carter, text messages from the corrupt trump hating fbi lovebirds, peter strzok and lisa page, show that the fbi appears to have improperly coordinated with the doj to expedite the fisa warrant to spy on trump campaign associate carter page. also breaking, a new memo is now showing the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein in fact allowed robert mueller to go way beyond his mandate to investigate paul manafort. this includes using the phony clinton bought and paid for dossier to go after the former trump campaign chairman.in and also breaking, a brand-new poll showing 67% of you, the american people, want a special counsel to be appointed to investigate the severe fisa abuses against the trump campaign and 77% of americans see fake news for what it is. this, of course, after thehe attorney general jeff sessions appointed a utah prosecutor to do essentially a lot of the same things. we'll explain. special, plus, i have a message for the destroy trump media once again trying to twist and distort my words in their latest attempt to smear, slander, besmirch me. that

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congressional investigators have discovered new text messages between anti-trump fbi agents, lovebirds, peter strzoknd lisa page that show possible coordination between the fbi and the doj to get a fisa warrant to spy on the trump campaign associate, carter page. in one of the text messages, sara, strzok is whining and complaining to paige that a warrant in the investigation is being held up. one of the congressional investigators is telling sara tonight, "everything here from the texts, complaining about fisa delays to the exchanges indicating coordination come much to the right has come a visitors log, it seems to match to a disturbing degree. at best, it's a strange coincidence worth investigating. it's much likely more." you have the fbi using an unverified cooked and bought and paid for a dossier as part of fis application, then they rush to get a fisa warrant approved, new evidence points to coordination between the obama white house, the fbi, doj, and the cia. sara will explain all of us in a few minutes. also tonight's, first conviction. got to give him a lot of credit and his witch hunt. a

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the peter strzok lisa page problem. guess who talked to michael flynn? peter strzok.er strzok. guess who was kicked off the robert mueller probe a few days after it happened. peter strzok when the ig report revealed that both he and lisa page not only having affair w vehemently anti-trump which led to implication frls their texts that they possibly had a plot in place. and the instinct of president trump are strong. is he worried about mccabe. he says at one point, you know, he said what can you tell us about mccabe? does he have a entice against me? i was pretty tough on him during the election process, he said, no, when he goes in that room. we all check our biases, however, he said had he had a chance to do it all over again, i'm sure he would have told his wife, got all that money from terry mcauliff's group, not to run. that's for state office. ainsley: news that broke last night doj inspector general is send ago criminal referral for andy mccabe. which means he went over all the information, the ig did. he says that andy mccabe broke the law. but it's up to this

decided to permit house republican to actually look at the two-page memo authored by anti-trump peter strzok that was the pretext of the original mandate of the russian collusion probe. but it took eight months of stone walling, the threats of subpoena, contempt of congress and impeachment to get to this point. congressman matt gates says rosen sphien should be fired for his corrupt behavior. e joins us here tonight. >>> also, russia's navy responding to the president's warning that u.s. missile wills be heading to syria. 11 russian ships reportedly leaving a port in syria on the move. we take up the potential for confrontation tonight with general jack keane. >>> and paul ryan says he will finally retire after months of obstructing and subverting the trump administration. what will pelosi and schumer do without their strongest ally in the republican leadership. we apparently are about to find out >>> our top story tonight, fox news confirming that the chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes along with trey gowdy did view a copy of the fbi memo that started the fbi russia p

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why did peter strzok open this? they are fighting him on that.hey started it on thin gruel, a thin reason to open up a counter-intelligence case. then it was the dossier that got them to go together with fisa. it just makes them look really, really bad. jesse: the initial counter intelligence operation we believe was opened up in july. they exonerated hillary before they interviewed her. strzok and lisa page and comey heavily involved in that situation. it was peter strzok himself that personally opened up this investigation into trump and russia. apparently our sources are saying it was a clinton foundation donor that tipped off the fbi about some conversation with this guy papadopoulos, no one has ever heard of papadopoulos had in london about russia which was just as thin as the dossier. if strzok's name and clinton's name is connected to the initial opening of the investigation. then it's linked to the fisa application. the whole thing is crooked from the jump. >> just think about this. you have this hillary investigation about her mishandlin

first, those trump-bashing fbi lovebirds peter strzok and lisa page still have their security clearances. are you kidding me? what does it take to get the partisans out of the fbi? john solomon is here to detail the latest example of shocking bias in the fbi and doj. plus, ben shapiro has become the face of free speech on campus, and he will speak freely in our "defending the first" series. diamond & silk are here. to react after ceo mark zuckerberg took questions on capitol hill about their case. raymond arroyo will be here to explore the london mayors wacky new expanded knife control plan. a report on the nationwide pro-life walk out today that news media covered. later, tonight's angle, what white house, house speaker paul ryan's decision to step down, what it really means for the future of the g.o.p.? first, "the ingraham angle" gets results. last night on "the angle," how devin nunes issued this ultimatum to rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray. robert koster from "the washington post" speculating that you are on the verge of moving to hold christopher wray and rod rosen

peter strzok's fingerprints on the dossier that extended the trump probe. that led to an interview with michael flynn. i'm not going to speculate or make an assumption that there is a connection but if you were to ask if there's a message to be sent? in my own personal opinion, i think michael flynn was absolutely in the right for making a phone call he did after the november 2016 election. if you remember why those calls were being made, president obama and his team were trying to get past in the anti-israel security council, you have a transition team trying to set themselves up for success. and then peter strzok gets involved in an interview and really tries to trap michael flynn and get him from someone who also has served. when i was an army intelligence officer, it's unfortunate. it's unfortunate how his career ends when it is in the hands of peter strzok. i'm not going to say there is a message but a message does get sent to the current special counsel now and going forward. it's really important as a previous guest just said, you don't identify a pe

an fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page both removed by special counsel robert mule frer the russia probe after allegations of political bias, lawmakers question whether their actions that minimized clinton's handling of information amount to obstruction. in a separate development today, republican congressman trey gowdy asked the fbi and justice department to review e-mails and text message messages that suggy coordination between the fbi and the justice department in the clinton e-mail case and raise new questions about comey's testimony to congress. lou: thank you very much. our first guest tonight, one of 11 republican lawmakers urging criminal nstles gaition investir comey, clinton and others, leading the charge of the deep corruption of the top echelons. joining us tonight, congressman matt gates. he serves on key committees, including judiciary and budget. you want to see what's going on with the obama justice department and fbi to clean up the mess at the fbi, comey and mccabe included in that list of targets, not subjects, targets of those investigations. what are th

you knew back then when you are in charge of the investigation and you saw those texts between peter strzoka page, the level of animus they had against president trump, what would you have done? >> i would have removed both of them from any contact with significant investigations. >> strzok and page were removed from the russia investigation by the special counsel but the president and his allies say it's too late, the damage has been done. listen to what he said when asked about those text messages just this morning on "fox & friends" ." >> you look at the corruption of the top of the fbi, it's a disgrace! our justice department, which i try and stay away from, but at some point, i won't, our justice department should be looking at that kind of stuff, not the nonsense of collusion with russia! there is no collusion with me on russia and everyone knows it! >> shannon: the fbi blame to the missing texts on a technical ise with fbi issued samsung phones. the justice department inspector general has used forensic tools to recover them. even then, many of them are incomplete, redacted, some are

a anti-trump fbi lovers, peter strzok and lisa page, they are also being referred for criminal chargesthis congressional letter is also asking andrew mccabe and other obama deep state i officials, those involved in the dossier, the investigative for possible criminal conduct. finally, james comey's media circus is turning into what is an unmitigated disaster for the disgraced former fbi director. just this weekend, comey was trashing president trump to clinton sycophant, bff george stephanopoulos. remember this.nt >> you write that president trump is unethical. untethered to the truth. is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. not in the way i often hear people talk about it. i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia. he strikes me of a person of above average intelligence whoss tracking conversations and knows what's going on. i don't think he is medically unfit to be president. i think he is morally unfit to be president. a person who sees moral equivalence in charlottesville, who talks about and treats women like they are pieces of m

lisa page and peter strzok reported express disappoint.y was questioned about the slew of antitrump messages between two officials during interview with special report on fox last night. watch. >> when i saw the texts i was deeply disappointed in them but i never saw any bias, any reflection of any kind of animus, including me, i'm not going to read them all, never saw it. that's why we have such a big team of people. maria: i just want to point this out before we bring corey lewendowsky in. he was all and about trashing tg the president, he doesn't like his clothing, the ties are too long, i mean, how is it possible that he could sit there and say i've never seen any bias when he's out trashing the president up and down the street? brian: he has trouble defining the term leak, maybe he has trouble defining animus. kevin: you're bias if you're needing behind the drapes. he had an agenda. dagen: the most shocking thing about the interview, when did you learn that dnc and hillary clinton's campaign funded christopher steele's work, we are ta

and lisa page were talking about that a fisa judge, judge contreras was going to be at and peter strzok wanted to go to that party to talk with judge contreras all while they were trying to get this fisa warrant to spy on people from the trump campaign so that raises the question will if they were redacting something about a party where he was going to go meet aphis a judge that's not national security is it? >> no that's embarrassment and that is not a sufficient reason to redact anything is that the fbi and the department might be embarrassed so that's why we want to see the clean version and if there's a national security issue we want it redacted but most of what they send us now looks like an ink blot test. and we can't figure out what's behind the black paragraphs and if it's just the embarrassment of the bureau, i hate it but not is not a sufficient reason to withhold that information from congress. maria: and after bob goodlatte's subpoena the fbi responded and said we're going to double the number of people working on this and with all due respect i appreciate the candor and th

>> really what we do know, sean, is there is another tranche of peter strzok, lisa page text messages that actually have been vetted by the doj. we are waiting on the inspector general to release those. he gave that release on friday. we have been expecting those documents, each and every day. as of tonight, as of right now, we don't have those. we have lent our displeasure be known to the doj officials. hopefully we will receive those tomorrow. >> sean: why don't we get the whole batch question i don't understand the slow roll. congressman nunes, i have to give you credit. it always comes to a crisis and then rod rosenstein come at the last second, for whatever reason, he camejo finally handed over. after he begged paul ryan not to harm the ever will became the nunes memo. you said to maria bartiromo this weekend that there was no intelligence, none come as the basis for the start of the russian probe? >> let me start by saying, to mark's point, they shouldn't wait. they need to enforce the subpoenas immediately. mr. gowdy and mr. goodlatte. you wait and wait and wait and pretty soon

catherine herridge reportingha that one text message indicates that peter strzok actually travel to london in early august of 2016 to interview a key witness. we'll have all of that and all of the details in tonight's important "breaking news opening monologue." ♪ as a president once again leading from the front. how refreshing. frankly, he's been dragging the weak republican party with him. he now tries to keep the promises he made tea you on the campaign trail, you, the american people. instead of being content with congresses inability to get things done, president trump once again pressing ahead, trying to enact his agenda. this now includes renewing the calls for america to get much tougher, t much smarter on illel immigration, securing our country. here is what the president said, blasting these very weak, and effective immigration laws. here's what he said. >> we had very, very weak laws. we have the worst laws. you think catch and release, which we are terminating very quickly, we are doing it in pieces. a 1 foot hits our country, we have to take those people gently register them,

there is no they are there to quote peter strzok, no they are there with collusion, no they are thereh obstruction. he's been cleared by the intel committee, robert mueller said there's not a target, rod rosenstein has had it, and in comey's mama, he says to the president three times, you are not under investigation. this president has cooperated. he should be absolved on robert mueller needs to pack up, go home, move on. >> sean: think of the week we had,d, dr. gorka, first you have the congressional criminal referrals, hillary clinton, loretta lynch, peter strzok, lisa page, mccabe, comey, anyone involved in the dossier. the criminal referral by the ig as it relates to. andrew mccabe. now today we have james comey himself. he is under investigation. everything -- you were part of predicting, as i was, that this is all going to backfire a on tm because the very thing they are accusing the president of, they themselves were guilty of. what a week it's been. >> you read the parts of the declassified memos today. james comey says that he said, i don't do weasel moves. i don't make slimy

that peter strzok traveled to london in early august, 2016, to interview a key witness.ust days after the fbi opened an investigation into alleged contact between russian officials on the trump campaign. the two fbi officials appear to debate amongst themselves about what they will share with their superiors at the justice department wins peter strzok returns to d.c. he writes, "i think we need to consider the lines of what we just disclosed to doj, for example, we will not disclose." less than a week later, the texts suggest a series of high-profile briefings begin on the the hill end of the white house, there was no immediate response from mccabe's lawyer or the bureau, bret. >> bret: thank you. it's been another tragic week for u.s. military aviation. five service members have died and the accidents are continuing. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the fallout. >> good evening, bret. late today, the air force identified the pilot killed in yesterday's f-16 coat, crashed outside las vegas. he flew for the elite thunderbirds, had m

paige and peter strzok. and peter strzok, fbi agents who work, both investigations, lovebirds, texting each other, insurance policy, what questions should have been asked? >> basic ones. for instance, is this the kind of behavior that the fbi thinks is appropriate? is a common behavior to have people sending messages like this? doesn't concern you about the political bias? both of these people were very senior members of the probes into both clinton and into trump. does comey have any concerns, knowing what they texted to each other? for instance, they had a conversation about how they shouldn't necessarily send too many agents on to deal with hillary clinton because, by the way, she might be the next president and that could be bad. so political decisions were influencing how they handled those probes. comey should have been asked if he still had confidence in the integrity knowing what he knows now about how the two were conversing about it. >> laura: and views on lying. we only have about 20 seconds. he w

, we still haven't gotten all the text messages, and peter strzok is the one that interviews hillary,ds, james comey are writing an exoneration in may and they s don't interview here till july, it seems to me that investigation was rigged. >> or you have mr. comey volunteered this up in the internet the other day. he said that the fisa on carter page, carter page wasn't the initial reason they started the investigation. it was papadopoulos. okay. you wanted to investigate papadopoulos. you had concerns about papadopoulos. for your viewers, that was in july of 2016.pa why is it that you never bothered to talk to mr. papadopoulos, but you did bother to go and get a fisa warrant on mr. page in october of '16? you don't talk to mr. papadopoulos until 2017? wait a second. i thought papadopoulos was the reason you started the investigation in the first place. these are all unanswered questions that keeps unraveling but we have to keep fighting bit by bit by bit. >> sean: we need the information. this all needs to go to court and people need to be held in contempt of congress and i agree wit

where they talk about the relationship peter strzok had with one of the fisa judges.e same federal judge who heard michael flynn's case. they didn't think congress should see that. if we get the same redacted stuff, i don't think that is a big improvement. >> shannon: the bigger part is, you don't know what you are missing? >> give us information and don't redact that. this is amazing to me, peter strzok and lisa page still have their security clearance. they can still see everything. but members of congress, elected by the people of their district, the american people directly electing them, can't see that. that seems strange to me and why did we have to fight tooth and nail to get that information? john huber being named, okay, but can the fbi really investigate themselves, can the department of justice investigate themselves? john huber and john lausch answer to rob rosenstein. that is a problem. it's why we have called for a second special counsel. >> shannon: all the talk of potentially firing the white house saying there is no investigation, including your frien

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in a separate development text messages between peter strzok and lisa page show strzok traveled to washingtonrview a key witness. the two fbi officials appeared to debate amongst themselves about what they will share with their superiors at the justice department when they return to washington, d.c. strzok writes i think we need to consider the lines of what we disclose to the doj. there is no immediate comment tonight from mccabe's lawyer or the bureau. trish: congressional investigators are trying too to figure out what role former cia director john brennan played in the russia witch hunts. reid in august 2016 sent a letter to james comey demanding he investigate the russia connection, citing information that eventually showed up in the phoney trump dossier. >> what strikes me is how irrelevant the mueller operation toys the real scandal that took place in 2016. you had the number two fbi director getting fired for his conducts during that period. then the top senior intelligence official using a cutout. the dossier was considered classified. we asked for these the documents and they have b

there are other folks, the peter strzoks of the world that need to be held accountable. we would like to have the attorney general testify. he'll have a lot of the questions to answer about all these people and whether justice is being served. loup * the washington times reporting that andrew mccabe was pressured by a top official not to investigate the clinton. the collusion set in motion is utter fiction and nonexistent while the corruption of the obama administration, the corruption within the clinton foundation, the email scandal, the top of the department of justice, the fbi, it broads and broads and worsens almost by the day. >> they are look at michael cohen and raiding his office for an fec violation. you have loretta lynch's justice department saying don't purchase sight. he did effectively shut down. mccabe did not pursue this. that was not pursued at the same time they are pursuing a collusion investigation based on those two pages devin nunes got that did not contain a single piece of intelligence. and they supplemented that with a dossier paid for by hillary

we see page and peter strzok, individuals who wanted "an insurance policy" if donald trump were to get elected. these individuals are still working at the fbi. senator rand paul asked director ray, they do, to individuals having affair, numerous text messages between them on how to stop donald trump. one has been to the human resources department. where's the accountability? only in the government to these people get to keep their jobs. in the private sector, they would have been fired a long time ago. andrew mccabe and jim call me, i they make a lot of money. they are going to be done for legal fees. >> harris: of course. i want to ask about this whole idea of james comey having to refute in a very public manner what is being said and potentially want to be an investigation. that gets a little dicey. >> it does. when you have a messiah complex and you decide in your own mind what is right and what is wrong, jim comey is making the rounds. >> harris: that's what people with the book do. >> of course that he had some significant legal liabilities from his actions as the director of the