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we're looking at picture of peter strzok, the disgraced fbi agent.t you believe took place and why you were targeted, george, in a couple of sentences? >> well, first i think that one of president trump's biggest political achievements actually has been to expose the rot and corruption that pervaded his predecessor's attempt not only undermine the democratic process but obviously prevent a smooth transition of power. and i was one of the few caught directly in the cross-hairs of that attempt to undermine both the democratic process and the smooth transition of power to the trump administration. essentially what happened to me and it seems that john durham is looking into a lot of the allegations that i have made is that this essentially was a western intelligence operation lead by the obama administration to set up various members of the trump campaign to orchestrate a fake conspiracy to spy on the campaign illegally and should president trump have won, to essentially handcuff him, prevent him from governing properly. that is exactly what happened, w

, between peter strzok and other people at the fbi and doj.ve really revealed the details of the whole russian hoax before we all realized it was a hoax. let me just play a sound bite from congressman nunes and get your reaction. roll tape. >> these are kind of the text messages that we've all been waiting for, we knew probably existed, that give the hard evidence that our investigation really needed several years ago. we know that the fbi was lying to congress. david: should there be a criminal investigation, ken? >> just based on what chairman, the former chairman said, there has to be an investigation. now it may very well be that it should be very quickly by the office of professional responsibility which has complete integrity, total integrity. and then opr could make that determination and refer it to the criminal division but there clearly needs to be an investigation because it is serious to withhold information from congress, that might constitute, might constitute a crime, namely obstruction of congress. david: interesting, ken starr

i still think peter strzok doesn't cares for me. one of the moments that stand out is questioning cease eel richards when i asked her, does it bother that more african-american babies that are aborted than actually born. she wasn't aware from that statistic. nor did i share away from those fights. when we were working and going back and forth on the born-alive amendment and can't help but remembering the heavyness and oppression of that night. only three of my colleagues on the democratic side stood up and said a baby that survives a botched abortion should have the rights to stay alive. i struggled with that. i still struggle with it. i think it is apparently evil not to stand up and fight for all of us who are created in the image of god. we have heard other comments, even a good friend and colleague from illinois that was pro--life is no longer part of the body and was basically run out of town. i struggle with those things. if our rights come from our creator and as our founding fathers have said so in the past, do they not also

leaking to the news media and that his goal wasn't just to inform for the fbi, but in the words of peter strzok'smessages, he was trying to, quote-unquote, influence the election. this is a significant finding. if a month before you've determined christopher steele is leaking and trying to influence the election, then you go to the court the next month, the fuse saw court, and say we have no derogatory information, he's a good source, you've lied, you've misled to the court. we now know the chief of the crossfire hurricane investigation had that level of knowledge. he texted it to his colleagues inside the fbi. damning evidence. it's too bad that it took four years for it to come out. gregg: yeah. i mean, they knew before they submitted the fisa warrant application to spy on carter page that the evidence they were presenting was false. >> no doubt. gregg: so, in other words, they were lying to the judges, misleading them and committing a fraud on the court. but you have also determined that these text messages show that the fbi knew that the nfamous yahoo! news article that was used by comey and

we haven't soon these before, sent or -- seen these before, sent or received by peter strzok.hey until tell us in. >> well, they give us contemporaneous proof that the fbi knew before it went to the fisa court, just like your books laid out is so eloquently, that the fbi knew two things; that chris for steele had broken protocol and that his goal wasn't just to inform for the fbi, but in the words of peter strzok's own text messages, he was trying to, quote-unquote, influence the election. this is a significant finding. if a month before you've determined christopher steele is leaking and trying to influence the election, then you go to the court the next month, the fisa court, and say of we have no derogatory information, he's a good source, you've lied, you've miss led to the court. we now know the chief of the crossfire hurricane investigation a had that level of knowledge. he had texted it to his colleagues inside the fbi. damning evidence, it's too bad that it took four years for it to come out. gregg: yeah. i mean, they knew before they submitted the fisa warrant applica

danny, emails, newly revealed emails fbi's peter strzok warned late in the game in early january thathe fbi in that team in that d.c. didn't have experience with espionage or prosecution of officials to even do the probe. they didn't know where to house the probe inside the fbi. was it going to be criminal division, trump, quote unit or russian influence one, danny. at that time they knew there was no there there by that time. your reaction to that, danny. >> my reaction it should have never been at fbi headquarters. iran-contra, watergate should have been at the field office. if you put it at director's office, there is no review there. the things went to the department of justice should have never gotten out of fbi headquarters. this is a huge issue. one that needs to be addressed. major cases should be run by field agents. they're not influenced by politics or power on position. when you put it at the director's office or the deputy director's office, they're influenced by that kind of stuff. it went back to bob mueller. started with him. that is a huge problem. the fbi needs to co

some point you'll come back and we'll talk more about it, i want to show the text messages from peter strzokd trump will be the next president, how do you get there? >> there is number of paths and everybody needs to take a deep breath i heard part of your interview texas ag, there are six that i'm aware of lawsuits pending at the supreme court, there is one from georgia, sidney powell has four different states and i think there's one other from pennsylvania, we need to let this play out, the supreme court is to protect the fabric of our constitution and not just rollout process whether somebody is standing or not. maria: general michael flynn, please come back we have a lot more to talk about with you. we are honored to have you this morning, thank you. the only other basement matters right now in the gop and, at the center, david perdue in the future writing on the january 5 runoff election. he is next. ♪ because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tai

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his intel briefings in the transition were weaponized against him, an insurance policy from peter strzok was put in place against this president prior to him being elected. that is the assault on democracy. blake? >> i want to ask you about covid relief, but a home down on vaccine, yes or no, we should expect to see president trump taking the vaccine on camera before january 20? >> he will take it when health experts and his white house dr. ask him to do so and at the appropriate time. he's open to taking it but wants to prioritize front-line workers. before we get to your next question, since you brought up the vaccine, i want to make it clear that there are 2.9 million doses of the pfizer vaccine that have gone out and in 21 days there will be an additional 2.9 million of those doses because the pfizer vaccine is to doses and there will be rolling updates and shipments of the vaccine. of course, we have secured millions in advance. be 4friday there will million pfizer vaccines going out. we hope that modernity gets approved. we are waiting for that eua. hopefully there will be that and

insurance policy from peter strzok was put in place, that's an assault on democracy. >> just to tone down about the vaccine, yesterday we should expect to see president trump take the coronavirus vaccine before january 20 ? >> he will take it when health experts and is white house doctor asked him to do so and that is the appropriate time.he is open to taking thisbut wants to prioritize our front-line workers . one thing i do want to make clear is that there are 2.9 million doses of the pfizer vaccine that have gone out. in 21 days there will be an additional 2.9 million of those doses. there are going to be ruling updates, shipments of the vaccine. of course we've secured millions in advance. and this friday, there will be 4 million pfizer vaccines going out . we are hopeful that moderna gets approved, we are waiting for that eua so hopefully there will be that eu way and an additional 6 million moderna doses next week so 10 million doses out next week and i want to emphasize stepping back from the macro perspective , she secured tens of millions of doses but in fact hundredsof mill

and some -- from peter strzok.ere mocking you, that you didn't want to talk to them about -- your mother didn't want you to talk to them, and they were pretty much just mocking you about talking with them. i want you to go through your story, george. we've talked about this so many times, and i know you were set up. you wrote an entire book about it. we're looking at a picture of peter strzok right now, the disgraced fbi agent. tell me what you believe took place and why you were targeted, george, in a couple of sentences. >> yeah. well, first, i think that one of president trump's biggest political achievements has actually been to expose the rotten corruption. that for viewedded his predecessor's attempt to not only undermine the democratic process, but obviously prevent a smooth transition of power. and i was one of the few that was caught directly in the crosshairs of that attempt to undermine both the democratic process and the smooth transition of power to the trump administration. and essentially what happen

i just want to talk about one of the texts that peter strzok texted lisa page after hillary clinton was exonerated he said, and damn this feels momentous, talking about crossfire hurricane. because this matters. the other one did too, the meteor exam. but that was just to ensure we didn't "f" something up. this matters because it matters. so super glad to be on this voyage with you and yet we had the inspector general, when he reviewed the abuse in his report claimed there was no proof that political bias affected any actions. i would challenge that statement. the final one i want to talk about is what we uncovered in our july 2017 report on leaks. and the overall summary of that is that report showed 125 leaks in the first 126 days of the trump administration, 62 of them would have been defined as harming national security according to the obama administration's definition of that, and that 62 compares with, i think, eight or nine during both the bush and the obama administrations. just an explosion of leaks. and by the way, those leaks are what drove and sustained the false narrative

retelling of the corrupt outcome of the abuse of power by people like james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzokothers, i would include rob rosenstein, maybe even sally yates inst this. yates is now effectively off the table i think as the next attorney general in a biden the administration assuming the electoral college chooses him. >> sean: there is a news cnn story tonight debunked about the trump administration official and money for pardons. they say no government official was or is currently the subject of any target or investigation they can disclose. matt gaetz, i read "the new york times" op-ed by andrew weissmann. for three years, he was rubbing mueller's pit bull. didn't get the results he want wanted. now he's saying that if biden pbecomes president, as an ag, e wants to be a five investigated into perpetuity. you had said it first and i agree with you. if i this is the threats they ae going to make to a guy leaving office perhaps one day, my question is why wouldn't he just pardon himself and his family on the way out the door because i think they would be right to do so because the

department being accused of spreading disinformation, may be an obama justice department when peter strzok working there but that's not how it works anymore. it's been cleaned up for some of these parts this idea that you can say that the hunter biden investigation is disinformation on hunter biden's team and himself has said it's a real investigation which we really knew about. it doesn't make any sense. >> jesse: katie pavlich, not a one-trick pony, not at all. >> katie: many tricks. >> jesse: why everyone is leaving the empire state and how it could have a big impact in congress. looking to save money this holiday season? look at allstate. drivers who switched & saved, averaged $718 dollars. saving is easy when you're in good hands. call a local agent, or 1-800-allstate for a quote today. we're going to find the perfect tree. ♪ we're going skating. we're going to nana's. wherever you go this holiday, chevy can help you get there. which is why we're making our chevy... ...employee discount available to everyone. the chevy price you pay... ...is what we pay. not a cent more. so wherever y

the fbi's investigation, we're told initially opened july 31, 2016 but one message from peter strzok three days prior mention -- vexs relating to trump's russian connections. in another message, he hints at the steel dossier being used by the media looking at the yahoo article i would definitely say at a minimum, steele's report should be viewed as to influence as well as to inform. a massive cyberattack looks like the work of russia and a chinese espionage complain. let's bring in fox news contributor daniel hoffman. great to have you both back, gentlemen. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: it seems the more we're learning about this hack the more concerned people are starting to get. the "new york times" has a headline from tom -- i was the homeland security adviser to trump. here's how he sums it up. the magnitude of this ongoing attack is hard to overstate. the russians have had access too a considerable number of important and sensitive networks for six to nine months. daniel, how would you describe this or classify it tonight? >> i would say this is just a massive intelligence failure

, australia, italy, ukraine, this was not simply an fbi operation going rogue with people like peter strzokisa page, that's exactly why john durham has recently been appointed special counsel just weeks before joe biden might or might not ascend to the presidency. it makes it even more monumental and something i believe will directly impact joe biden's potential presidency, more so than the trump administration. >> i've only got a few seconds but when you got that call you were going to get this pardon, what did you say to your wife? >> i told my wife who has been my most fierce defender as i like to call her, how much i love her, she started to cry. i almost had tears in my eyes, it was very emotional moment and something that we both will never forget come at the end of the day it was my wife really stood by my side from the beginning through this all and it strengthened our marriage more so than ever. it really showcases the human toll that something about like this can take on, an individual with myself and others caught up in this horrendous situation that the country as a whole had to

until the fbi leadership on the seventh floor got involved and on the same day, corrupt leader peter strzokaded with the colleague don't close out the case. it was just a few weeks later the fbi agent believed to be well one of the top guys, treat, admission, or get flynn to line so we can prosecute him or get him fired? the ambush flynn and the white house something he said he would not do under bush or obama are get away with and don't forget it was joe biden along with his allies in the deep states that were floating let's use the logan act from 1799. nobody has ever been convicted with that but let's go after that with the american hero. he read the reaction, michael flynn's attorney, sidney powell. it's amazing what the last four years were like. was he or was he not threaten to? the fbi after they ambushed him didn't take he lied, correct? >> correct. general flynn and always was innocent. there should never have been an investigation of him at all. the fbi and the government finally admitted that and in their motion to dismissed they had no reason to talk to him about anything. he wa

are, you know, potential targets, and ones i believe are going to be james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzokpriestap. all names that people have heard in the past, but all that are in john durham sites. in addition, durham expanded his probe. the probe now is including an investigation on hillary clinton, her foundation, many of the people around her that were part of what we now believe and have been told that is a plot to link president trump to russia as an effort to deflect from her own problems from that part of the world. her own pay for play scheme. in addition, i think durham is going to expose a lot of the cover-up and the work of the special counsel, the tactics that they used. going after individuals for just unreal circumstances, yeah, absolutely. and this is important. i mean, you know, we have to have complete transparency of our democracy is going to survive, and right now, it doesn't. it doesn't exist, and we need that to happen. so, durham's probe is important. >> tucker: and itself like it is real. have not talked a lot about it on the show because it's so hard to know, but

it's part of the reason why peter strzok eventually got fired. all the trump haters in america for four years who ran with this fake dossier and fake information and the more relearn, the more we know. which we have already known, brian. steve: will? will: steve, i'm kind of smiling because i almost find it antiquated that the fbi thought they had to manipulate the media. what we know now on the update you don't have to update the will will will media. they will do the job for you. happily go along with your lies. you don't have to plant stories or hope they will plant in the media so you will manipulate them into telling the american public you think something is true that is untrue. that's not needed. they will do your work for you. witness the hunter biden story. steve: pete, listen, we know that you host the tv show battle in bethlehem. we have a clip. would you like to set it up like they would on like the johnny carson show back in the olden days? pete: i'm feel like i should do that. so let's go with it. yes. i filmed this last year. if yo

justice department for failing to turn over key text messages from from trump-hating fbi agent peter strzokman devin nuÑes says those messages would have played a key role in a republican investigation into obamagate. >> i mean, this is cheerily lying and obstructing -- clearly lying and obstructing congress. this is information we asked for numerous times. we sat in meetings with doj and fbi and they sat there and said, oh, there's no more information, no more text messages. these were the text messages we really needed to run a proper investigation. the russia hoax was mostly about covering up hillary clinton's e-mails that were clearly classified and that were spread out all over the world. likely all of our adversaries had them, and i think they developed this hoax to hide it from the american people and the '16 campaign. just the impossible happened, that is that donald trump won and then, luckily, we were able to uncover this and expose it. i just hop people pay -- hope people pay the price for it. gregg: house minority leader kevin mccarthy continues to raise deep concerns about eric

declassified the counter intelligence investigational or operational lead sent to james comey and peter strzok look into those allegations but those are the documents that are the province of the department of justice and the fbi and that's what john durham is looking at. i thought, like you, maria, that there was going to be an interim report before the election. i think that there should have been, but the elections over, so it's not political anymore. i think the american people should know what's happening in a two-year investigation into this and i hope that that report will be forthcoming. i will say this , maria. the special counsel, you know, obligations, whether john durham is a u.s. attorney, special u.s. attorney or special counsel, it's a matter of semantics. american people deserve a full accounting but the special counsel regulations not only require a final report, they allow for interim reports, so i'd like to see an interim report that talks about this , from the angle of someone that has not only the intelligence community documents that i have but the law enforcement documen

accounting of the corrupt acts, the abuse of power by people like james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzoki would include rod rosenstein, maybe even sally yates in that. sally yates is now effectively off the table i think is the next attorney general in a biden administration emma assuming the electoral college chooses him. >> sean: you know, there's a fake news cnn story tonight that has been debunked by doj officials about the trump administration official and money for pardons. they said no government official was or is currently a subject of any target of any investigation to disclose. matt gaetz, i read "the new york times" op-ed by andrew weissmann. three years he was robert mueller's pitbull. didn't get the result he wanted. now he's saying that if biden becomes president as an ag, he wants trump investigated in perpetuity. you had said it first and i agree with you. if this is the threat they're going to make to a guy leaving office perhaps one day, my question is, why wouldn't he just pardon himself and his family on the way out the door? because i think it would be right to do s

come back and we'll talk more about it because i wanted to show some of those text messages from peter strzokefore you go you said a minute ago you think donald trump will be the next president. how do you get there, general, real quick. >> well, i mean, there's a number of paths. everybody needs to take a deep breath. i heard part of your interview with i think the texas a.g. there are at least six that i'm aware of lawsuits pending up at the supreme court, lynn wood has one from georgia, sidney powell has four different states, and i think there's one other from pennsylvania, so we need to let those play out. the supreme court, i think, they know what they're doing which is to protect the fabric of our constitution and not just rule on process like whether somebody is standing or not. maria: all right, general michael flynn, please come back we've got a lot more to talk about with you. we are honored to have you this morning, sir, thank you. coming up the only other race that matters right now and a gop incumbent at the center of it georgia senator david perdue on why america's future is ri

president trump began far far be was elected in the transition period, an insurance policy from peter strzok was put in place against this president prior to him being elected. that's an assault on democracy. >> reporter: asking about covid relief negotiations. yes or no we should expect to see president trump take a coronavirus vaccine before january 20 and do so on camera? >> secretary mcenany: he will take it when health experts and his white house doctor asking to do so and when it's appropriate time. he is open to taking it but wants to prioritize the front-line workers. since you brought up the vaccine, one thing i do want to make clear is that there are 2.9 million doses of the pfizer vaccine that have gone out. 21 days and will be an additional 2.9 million of those doses. the pfizer vaccine is two doses. there are going to be rolling updates and shipment of the vaccine. we have secured millions in advance. this friday there will be 4 million pfizer vaccines going out. we are hopeful that moderna gets approved. the fda said the data looks good. we are waiting for that. hopefully that

we've got a tweet over the weekend from peter strzok that mysteriously appeared, still getting tweets from this guy from his high school days, i don't know where these have been but talks about this investigation started a lot earlier than they told us. >> not only a lot earlier than they told us but also political right from the start. we now realize, and this is not just from innuendo and whispered and reported ears, these are documents, declassified documents, handwritten notes of the people who perpetrated this fraud not just on general flynn and myself and president trump, but on the nation. in got us all running around for three years in a circle and basically put us up against each other so one half of the country distrust the other half of the country and they set us up perfectly for the perfect storm of the coronavirus. and now we've got a situation where again, half the country doesn't trust the other half of the country. no matter what the election result, now going to have half the country that says he got it because it was social media, so i really felt the administration

research of dollars, but it want to focus on a rule that make us not gotten as much attention, peter strzok role you played on our energy budget and our national laboratory budget. i so appreciate the background of your state in the background focus but energy funding both from the national laboratory perspective as had to have constant flow and constantly has been challenged, yet it is put every step forward because of the level of investment and helping us make our nation more secure, create more innovation and create more jobs. so thank you for holding steadfast on the national laboratory budget. i also want to thank you for your work on the manhattan historical park that we worked together on that both commemorate the history of our nation and our manhattan project at both oak ridge and at richland washington and to just thank you for the constant focus on the cleanup budget that we've had to have into energy department as a related. there was a time limit many cleanup projects around the nation and it was very easy to come together and say we had to get savannah river, oak ridge, we ha