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worked together, that is a full disclosure, almost as if began in earnest with a former fbi agent peter strzoker lisa page. i remain stunnedded that fbi put people with so much political animus in charge of investigating a presidential campaigning. they said, well, maybe it was biased but it didn't impact his work. that is ridiculous. where do you see the origins of using government as a political weapon? where did it start for you? >> i think you could go back a long ways, if you want to look at fdr, using the irs to investigate his political opponents, lbj with the cia to gather information on barry goldwater and had a plant in his campaign feeding goldwater speeches to the white house and democrat national committee. the use of government as a political tool has a language history in our country -- long history, but every time we held hearings and try to stamp it down, and try to do our best to make sure that we return to governments being a neutral player in our p port partisan -- our partisan politics. but i don't believe that fbi did it as much as james comey did it. the investigation of

that peter strzok and james comey should have been fired because they politicized the fbi to the detriment the other agents. instead they were beating a path to the white house and politicizing the d.c. headquarters. >> absolutely. operation crossfire hurricane, that negatively impacted the fbi, and i don't think the fbi ever recovered. but there seems to be one my -- onepoliticization after a. the twitter files. a recent intel report calling catholics extremists. that's not acceptable. and we need to get back to being a law enforcement agency. liz: nicole parker, good to have you on. national archives accused of stonewalling the president's mishandling of documents. >> ron johnson, on social security and medicare. quote, we should transfer everything so we have to consider everything every year. come on, man. there is a senator named mike lee who is yelling liar liar house on fire. ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] your record label is

it is a big win for two of trump's favorite punching bags, peter strzok and lisa page. now are jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate special prosecutor, ghost ghost of this is there in the podcast and msnbc legal analysts and jennifer rubin, opinion writer for the washington post, she is also a msnbc political analysts. it's good to have both of you with us. and joe, lots to impact here. i'd like to start with you on the special counsel moves. on one hand, pushing mike pence to testimony or tried to compel them to testimony, subpoenaing ivanka and jared, talk about the importance of hearing from these three individuals and the tactic by the special counsel? >> i think what's important here is that we are moving up into the area at the people closest to the former president. his daughter, son-in-law, vice president, you also have a chief of staff, who's been subpoenaed. you have a lot of people who also have his lawyer, evan corcoran who's been subpoenaed. these are people who can give firsthand evidence in both the mar-a-lago case and all the events that led up ab

it is a big one for two of trump's favorite punching bags, peter strzok, and lisa page.ng me now are jill wine-banks, formerassistant watergate prosecutor, co-host of the sisters and law podcast and msnbc legal analyst. as well as -- an opinion is for the washington post, an msn bce political analyst as well. it's great to have both of you with us. jill, lots to unpack here. at like to start with you on the special counsel's moves. you know, on one, hand pushing mike pence to testimony, or trying to compel him to testimony, subpoena ivanka and jared, talk to me about the importance of hearing from these three individuals, and the tactics by the special counsel. >> i think what's important here is that we are moving up into the area of the people closest to the former president. his daughter, his son-in-law, his vice president, who also has his chief of staff who's been subpoenaed. you also have people -- his lawyer, evan corcoran, who's been subpoenaed, these are the people closest to him. these are the people who can give firsthand evidence if both the mar-a-lago case,

senator grassley and i uncovered a made public highly partisan text messages between fbi employees peter strzok and alisa page. strikes december 15, 2016 quote think begin leaking like mad scorn, worried and political they are kicking into overdrive has never been given the attention it deserves. in 2022 interview with jeff gerth struck nowdr believes quoe is more likely the text came not from the cia but senior levels of the u.s. government or congress. who might those leakers be? why do reporters receive the leaks outrage being fed false information? why haven't they blown the whistle on the leakers? why didn't the mainstream media robustly investigate how they were all duped? the answer is they weren't duped. they were complicit in creating and fostering the political turmoil our country has been experiencing over the last six years. those leaks were a key ingredient in the most destructive political dirty trick in u.s. history. the creation and promotion of the false russia/tramp collision narrative. the most how effective however that narrative relied on coordination between government act

grassley night uncovered and made public highly partisan text messages between fbi and employees peter strzok and lisa page. struck december the 15th 2016 test, quote, i think our sisters have begun leaking like mad. score, and worried, political, they are kicking into overdrive. it's never been given the attention it deserves. in 2022, and interviewed jeff girth, struck said he now believes that, quote, it is more likely the tax came not from the cia, but from senior levels of the u.s. government or congress. who might those leakers be? why are we receiving the leaks outrage that being fed out -- why haven't they blown the whistle on the leakers. why didn't the mainstream media investigate how they were all duped? the answer is, they were not duped. they were complicit in creating and fostering the political turmoil our country has been experiencing over the last six years. those leaks were a key ingredient in the most destructive political dirty trick and u.s. history. the creation and promotion of the false russia trump collusion narrative. to be most effective, however, the narrative reli

so you had someone somebody mentioned his name alreadydy he, peter strzok not own rights communication opening the case, because the next day to love and connects, conducts the first interview in the case. you have mccabe, deputy director, number two in whole bureau directsng the investigatn and since two agents to the white house to interview general flynn.n. no levels of review. it wasas bound to end badly. >> thank you i'm out of time. yield expert i think the judgment. it's called headquarters special and the point is that wasn't special so much. he became the norm. the chair and try to point of order. there's been a lot of mention of information and testimony that you all have received from whistleblowers but when did u planning on providing that to the minority? >> you could've been for the very firstio deposition or to te transcribed into the other was a blogger i was there when he testified on tuesday okay. that's like aid i assume you wil those over but what about, utah, dozens of whistleblowers. when are you going to get that information? >> when they testify when we work wit

grassley night uncovered and made public highly partisan text messages between fbi and employees peter strzok and lisa page. struck december the 15th 2016 test, quote, i think our sisters have begun leaking like mad. score, and worried, political, they are kicking into overdrive. it's never been given the attention it deserves. in 2022, and interviewed jeff girth, struck said he now believes that, quote, it is more likely the tax came not from the cia, but from senior levels of the u.s. government or congress. who might those leakers be? why are we receiving the leaks outrage that being fed out -- why haven't they blown the whistle on the leakers. why didn't the mainstream media investigate how they were all duped? the answer is, they were not duped. they were complicit in creating and fostering the political turmoil our country has been experiencing over the last six years. those leaks were a key ingredient in the most destructive political dirty trick and u.s. history. the creation and promotion of the false russia trump collusion narrative. to be most effective, however, the narrative reli