peter. >> the revelation of st. peter's bones makes headlines around the world. >> this is something that has never happened before. the vatican this morning publicly displayed what's believed to be bone fragments from st. peter an apostle of jesus christ and the world's first pope. >> for most faithful catholics, they had no idea such things existed. they never had been made public and they'd been kept inside in a private chapel for the pope and for his inner circle. this is a very famous moment for believing in catholics around the world. >> if they are the bones of peter, then they are one of the catholic church's most significant discoveries. >> it's very exciting because it puts us into direct contact with the historical peter. >> peter was the most important disciple of jesus. >> peter is in the traditions of the church the first pope. he's the first pope in a line that lasts all the way to pope francis today. >> i think peter was jesus' best friend. i think he was his brother. >> acco

peter: what did you make of the ?ouncement yesterday what did you make of the timing of the announcement? i'm not surprised. it could be tomorrow, it could be the day before. i would not even say it is a new thing. everybody knew he was running. peter: talking to president putin and what he has been saying, he did not just talk about the candidacy. immediateabout his reaction to the doping ban. let's hear what vladimir putin had to say. >> all of this looks like an absolutely manipulated and politically motivated decision. immediate reaction towe see this. i have no doubt about it. peter: the language there that you get from russia's president, the sense is that the east and west are still locked in a sporting cold war. is that the case? i am a russian citizen, but i do not see myself as part of this paranoia. russian government and a big part of russian society see themselves in a kind of cold war with the west. what is happening with the olympic games sits perfectly in .his picture of the world we're trying to be de

peter over to you. peter: thanks pete. washington during his first year in office so what's in-store for the second year? politics, parties, 2018 here it is political prediction for the new year gop councilman joe bore lli. >> good morning 2018 is going to be a big year. peter: well tell us why for the republicans? >> well i think the republicans are going to see good things. number one they end the year with one more center than they're starting with and go into 2018 with 51 seats and one of them is definitely going to hear you're fired by their constituents. peter: very interesting. what about obamacare repeal do you think is going to change because we just saw the individual mandates stripped out as part of the tax bill. >> so that's the death nail for the program and the republicans have no choice but to act on it. they're going to have to put their big boy pants on and whether it's a full repeal or replacement that sounds like a repeal or legitimate repeal and replace they will do something about it. peter: on the oth

peter: good question.reform is taking place at precisely the wrong time in the economic cycle. this should have been done seven or eight years ago, not now. guy: financial conditions in the states. the bis brought this up over the weekend. i have the chart. financial conditions and the u.s. remain incredibly easy, and this is the anomaly people are trying to understand. we have these easy financial conditions, the fed is tightening them up and not having much of an effect, so how do i value the u.s. bond market? mac -- how tot step back and make a rational bag valuation about where i should be putting my dots? peter: it reminds me of the expression there is no point being clever in a full's market. , you look at u.s. yields think, it is higher than everywhere else, but as long as japan, eurozone, and elsewhere will putyouth, that downward pressure. we have negative real interest rates in america, so we have easy financial conditions, but it can continue for a while. guy: how long? 2018 into 2019? 7 easily.

peter peter i have a question how long national bacon day has been going. started by the national industry. emails made public very close to the campaign huma abedin. peter: these work related emails were found on a laptop that belonged to huma abedin. >> we are still going through the 2,000 emails released by the state department yesterday. can i tell you already at least four of those emails are marked classified. these emails were either sent or received by hillary clinton's top aide huma abedin and disooferred by fbi agents that personal laptop that abedin shared with her husband anthony weiner. many were related to scheduling upcoming meetings with foreign leaders. those that have been marked classified. important to note they were marked classified after they were sent heavily redacted. including this one november 2010 that includes call notes to help clinton through a discussion with saudi arabia foreign minister about the use of diplomatic cables by wikileaks. the note suggests clinton say i deeply regret the likely upcoming wikileaks disclosure. i

, did all the interviews, peter strzok, the guy running the russian investigation at the f.b.i., peter strzok, mr. super agent at the f.b.i., i think he is the guy who took the application to the fisa court. if that happened, if this happened, if you have the f.b.i. working with a campaign, the democrats campaign, taking opposition research, dressing it all up and turning it into an intelligence and taking it to the fisa court to spy on the other campaign. if that happened that's as wrong as it gets. maybe i'm wrong. you can clear it all up for all of us here, all the congress who wants to know and america who wants to know. you can clear it all up. release the application, tell us what was in it and tell us if i'm wrong. i don't think i am. i think that's exactly what happened and if it did it is as wrong as it can be and people who did that need to be held accountable. >> congressman, we will not hesitate to hold people accountable after there has been an appropriate investigation independent and objective by the inspector general into the handling of the prior matter. based on that

. >> you cannot go to rome and say that peter did not make it to rome. rome was forever changed by the life of peter. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> mary magdalene. the woman tradition calls a sinner but who becomes the most devoted follower of jesus. >> i see mary magdalene as one of the most compelling figures in the entire gospel. >> a witness to the crucifixion and the resurrection, she is one of the most misunderstood women in the bible. >> she was the first christian. >> known as a penitent prostitute, was she, in fact, the wife of jesus? >> there's an air of scandal about this. >> the bible tells us little about mary. is it possible that everything we've assumed about her is wrong, and could lost gospels help fill in the missing parts of her story and tell us who really was mary magdalene? ♪ >>> for many christians today, mary magdalene is revered for her compassionate love for jesus. >> i think jesus meant everything to mary. >> she was present at the crucifixion and, most importantly, she was present at the resurrection. she's the fir

peter: no.wonder whether or not, actually, the market is whether the market is right in being as skeptical as it is. this is a relative trade. nevertheless, it has been mulling over a lot recently. we had a surge. now, it has rolled over. the outlook for inflation, in the five-year five years in the eurozone, around the world, the market is not a believer yet. peter: you are quite right. a significant pickup, the market is going to be very pessimistic about theation going forward for structural factors through technology, greater elasticity in the labor market -- guy: global output gap. peter: essentially. employees are generally less interested in rise, more wage interested in just retaining some level of employment and having more flexibility. matt: interesting considering the chart i showed earlier. there are fewer and fewer britons applying for you to open job, yet they are not using that power that you would expect they the, you know, with diminished supply of workers. let me ask you about

hello and welcome to cross talk where all things were considered peter lavelle it would seem the more the anti trampers push to have the president removed from office the more we learn about the media in such places as the f.b.i. how they really work to date the investigation known as russia gate has revealed preciously little though we're learning there was collusion elsewhere. across talking real collusion i'm joined by my guest richard goodstein in washington he is a democratic political strategist and a former adviser to hillary clinton's two presidential campaigns in miami we have john karr below he is host of off the cuff on rebel media and in phoenix we cross to josh bernstein he is a t.v. talk show host all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate josh i'm going to go to you first because one of my one of the crosstalk rules is always go to the person that got up early is for this program and that is you want to talk about some of the things that's coming out of the the f.b.i. in the in the special investigat

peter i think they i think they're you're going to i get jumped on that a republican. it's not about republican and democrat this is about establishment and deep state and stroke use the words insurance policy well there's no ca was the insurance policy to insure hillary's when that failed muller is their insurance policy he was the contingency plan and i don't care who he was appointed by the guy spent his entire life as a deep state operative working in government all right now gentlemen tad i have to jump in here to status i have to jump in here and richard's been the odd man out thirty seconds you got the last thirty seconds richard. all these these comments in these texts that were a tribute to struck were things that the american public believes that trump was dishonest right that he was reckless that he was incompetent this was not something that was unique to peter strawn process as regards all and that's regard to all these terms that's what jeb bush was saying that's what ted cruz was saying all these horrible things that were being said about donald trump by

peter: yes, i think so.ave a bond at $150 and somebody wants to sell that and it is yielding 3%, it is not really good for high-yield asset managers who are trying to generate returns. it almost has to price down quicker than the rest of the market. we saw that in november. the short dated junk bonds, each move was roughly done the same percentage, which is unusual, a sign that the front end space is tired. eric: how should investors play high-yield? are these mutual funds or buy the bonds directly? peter: i think you are supposed to look at mutual funds, especially if it is longer than a three-month term horizon. i look at etf's as trading vehicles. if i want to play high-yield, i play it through the leveraged loan space. i play that through asset management right now. dkln only has 100 issuers. you do not see the diversification i would like. scarlet: let's talk about the vix because this is something you write about quite a bit. the tranquility in the equity market has become a golden goose for many inves

peter: you have 30 seconds to apply. [laughter] natan: i have no concept of the chinese government or even president putin. you6 i was in siberia and my wife grew in siberia. -- i can tell you i was in siberia and my wife grew in siberia. friendship and we were singing songs about russia and anda friends forever participating in demonstrations against the chinese embassy. there were different stages. are huge empty lands in siberia along the border with china. you can go for hundreds of miles and see a hundred people here or there. border,ther side of the there are whole populations of chinese people. forink the potential russia, which is keeping every square meter to give away. -- they are so big, why do they need these for islands? for russia, it is against the nation are -- nature of the history of the country to give it away but look at the physics. the most empty lands, one meter out of this is the most populated -- most populated. more opportunity for russia. if russia would decide to keep the territories, it is no

kyle: thanks, peter, and thanks, jonathan. so i wanted to start off -- you mentioned that the groups that you represent, the companies that you represent had a lot of torque do. can you talk a little bit about that? you hear a lot on 5-g networks. these ultrafast, ultra dense wireless brand band networks. can you talk about how we get to that stage? onathan: sure. the essential ingredient, the indispensable ingredient to moving forward, not only extending more broadband to more americans but also ensuring our global competitiveness is this wonderful technology called broadband. our companies are committed to make the investments, that 3r50eu6ed -- provide the fiber, the resources, the infrastructure, the net works to get more broadband connectivity to more americans. it takes a lot of work. it takes the right amount of investment, the right types of business models but it also takes the right types of smart, 21st-century forward-looking policy frameworks that can actually accelerate and advance and in cent the innovation and i

one of the leaders of jesus' movement. >> peter emerges as a powerful figure in the church.ll travel around the roman empire much like paul did. he will wind up in rome, as tradition has it, as the first bishop of rome, first pope. >> look what happens to mary magdalene. she's known only as the penitent prostitute and her story and her portance fades away. >> centuries later, the discovery of another historic text offers a tantalizing explanation for what might have happened to mary magdalene after the resurrection. in 1896, a german scholar purchases an ancient book. it languishes in the egyptian museum in berlin until it is finally published in 1955 and revealed to be the gospel of mary. dstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give f

>> yes, i am. >> peter struck, that one. >> he had a significant role -- >> peter struck ran the campaign, changed the exoneration letter from gross negligence -- interviewed mike flynn. peter struck selected by mr. mueller to be on his team. that peter struck we've learned had all these text messages we got to read some early this morning. some of them are, you know, they show he didn't like trump. he and miss page are exchanging text messages sharing they don't like the president. but that's nothing new. no one on mueller's team likes trump. we already knew that. i want to focus on one in particular. one in particular. and this is a text message from mr. struck to miss page recalling a conversation at a meeting that took place in andrew mccabe's office, deputy director of the fbi, recalling a meeting earlier. and mr. struck says this. i want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in andy's office. then there's a break. dash, it says that there's no way he gets elected. no way trump gets elected. he said, i want to believe that. you said that in a meeting in mccabe's office.

then they worked with peter strzok. so what's it going to take to get a second special counsel to answer these questions and ask if peter strzok was really up to what i think he was. >> i think it's important to understand, congressman, we have -- the inspector general has 500 employees and a $100 million budget. and this is what he does. he investigates allegations of misconduct involving department employ employees. that review that he is conducting is what turned up those text messages. it will also involve interviews of those persons and of other witnesses -- >> and we're looking forward to his report. and we've met with mr. horowitz and we're anxiously awaiting that report, but that doesn't dismiss the fact that the country thinks we need a second special counsel, all kinds of senators think we need a special counsel. what fact pattern do you have to have -- what kind of text messages do you have to see before you say, it's time for a second special counsel? >> i want to assure you, congressman, as i think the atto

peter i think they i think that you're going to get jumped on about your republican. it's not about republican and democrat this is about establishment and deep state and stroke use the words insurance policy well there's no ca was the insurance policy to insure hillary's when that failed muller is their insurance policy he was the contingency plan in the event i don't care who he was appointed by the guy spent his entire life as a deep state operative working in government all right now gentlemen tad i have to jump in here to status i have to jump in here richard's been the odd man out thirty seconds you've got the last thirty seconds richard. all these these comments in these texts that were attributed to struck were things that the american public believes that trump was dishonest right that he was reckless that he was incompetent this was not something that was unique to peter strong as regards all and that's regard to all these terms that's what jeb bush was saying that's what ted cruz was saying all these horrible things that were being said about donald trump b

to get to gold next time peter peter schiff thank you for joining us yeah as we head towards christmas one hot item is no longer available shoppers the so-called peace diamond from sierra leone has sold at auction in new york for six point five million dollars the government which own the diamond had previously jack rejected a seven point eight million bid for the seven hundred nine uncut rock seven hundred nine care uncut rock the largest ever found in sierra leone and the fourteenth largest in the world they thought they could do better but analysts say that the high end of the diamond market has already passed and so now they're a little disappointed at that sales price compared to what they could have received anyway the villagers in the region where the diamond was actually found donated it to the government rather than selling it to smugglers or others and they've earned a public thanks from the president and now the auction management firm rapoport group says that half of the sales price will go into a fund for infrastructure including schools roads clinics and electricity and a

that peter strzok we learn had all these text messages. we got to read some of them early this morning. now, as my colleagues point out some of them are he didn't like trump. he didn't miss a page or exchange a -- they said they don't like the president. that's nothing new. everyone on -- no one on mueller's team likes trump. we knew that. i want to focus on one in particular. one in particular. this is a text message from mr. strzok to miss page recalling a conversation and a meeting that took place in andrew mccabe's officer recalling a meeting earlier and mr. strzok says this, i want to believe the -- it's there is a break, dash it says that there is no way he gets elected. no way trump gets elected. i want to believe that. you said that in a meeting in andrew mccabe's office. i want to believe that but then he goes but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. this goes to intent. he says we can't take the risk. the people of this great country might elect donald trump president. we can't take this risk. this is peter strzok, head of counter

peter strzok is one of 25 right? the point the broad point is that most people in federal government are in a government union many of them voted for hillary clinton if you look at the union. >> sure. >> liz: basically it's up to james comey and the leadership to either act on getting rid of peter strzok or not. so in other words, if government workers like fbi workers have their finances and they're not choir boys but it's up to the leadership. i'm not sure what you mean by criminal action here. >> well here is where you get to draw the line. we wouldn't know about these texts without the inspector general already looking into possible wrongdoing with the hillary clinton investigation. this is not investigation of what peter strzok did during the russia investigation. this goes back to was there wrongdoing with how jim comey and the fbi and people like peter strzok who may be one of 25 but was one of 25, liz, who was chosen to edit jim comey's testimony who is the person who changed his testimony and saying what hil

peter we're discussing still another washington scandal. ok let's go back to phoenix i know you've got a lot to say go ahead. well look i think richard is the one that's actually in alice in wonderland because he's ignoring the facts that there are all these other conflicts of interest as well as all these other crimes that have taken place here and yet we're sitting here concentrating on something that's already been debunked and the fact that there was no russian collusion we now know that james comey is even admitted in testimony that the president united states was not under surveillance and he was under surveillance he was not under investigation and if i was the president united states i would do i would do basically one thing i would instruct my department of justice to immediately start five counter investigations i would look into robert mueller and his ties to raney and one and the russians i would look into james komi is leaking of information that he testified in the senate judiciary committee i would also open up an investigati

dropped to a nearly five month low on friday and some say it could stay down for some time we'll ask peter schiff for his take on silver and gold now let's get today's top business and financial him. following an exciting couple of weeks bitcoin futures launched on the chicago board options exchange on sunday the price at the futures contracts which will expire in january we're trading eleven percent higher at seventeen thousand. hundred thirty dollars this allows investors to bet on the future price of the crypto currency and track it on gemini the digital currency exchange founded by the winklevoss twins in just another week the chicago mercantile exchange will begin trading its own futures to the it will use several bit coin prices on a few different exchanges and over in france finance minister bruno lemaire announced they'll begin trading unlisted securities using block chain technology changes will come into effect in july and will only apply to unlisted securities that aren't required to be traded by a broker lemaire said the use of this new technology will allow fin tech firms and

peter strzok and his girlfriend lisa paige, both of them working in just peter strzok in particular. the dossier case. he interviewed cheryl mills. he interviewed huma abedin. he interviewed hillary clinton. he was there are to the interview with general flynn. it seemed like the fbi only has one full-time employee because he is involved in all of this. i am looking at the text messages that have now been released where his girlfriend is calling donald trump a loathe some human being. where they are praising hillary clinton, these are people that are supposed to be involved in an objective and fair investigation of individuals. now, we know in the case huma abedin and cheryl mills, they both lied. they weren't charged like general flynn. in other words we have a case where peter strzok, james comey literally were writing an exoneration before the investigation into hillary clinton's email. let's talk about it. >> well, i mean, first of all, peter strzok by robert mueller was taken off the case and apparently although none of us know this for a fact, this was the reason. so that's one

if we run up the deficit that that's really going to have a longer term impact on precious metals peter. well deferent the republicans are only deficit hawks when they're out of power whenever they are in power right then they don't care about the deficit see the republican version of a free lunch is tax cuts for everybody but they don't want to cut any government spending so they only oppose government spending when it's the democrats who are doing the spending but once they're in power they just want to spend as much as the democrats so it's all a bunch of politics it's a theater but yes it is all going to benefit precious metals because when the government decides to pay for its spending by printing money and borrowing money rather than taking it from us in an more on this matter like taxes so when the republicans cut our taxes but they don't shrink the size of government when government gets more expensive and they reduce the revenue to pay for it then where do they get the money we don't get all the government for nothing so they have to create the money they have to print money th

peter: back to your august 16 blog post. asked afterur team i announced we were going to terminate the daily stormer, "is this the day the internet dies?" what was your response? matthew: i said i worried about it. infrastructure company started making editorial decisions, that is risky. what i have been happy with it is since then we have had a bunch of conversations like this one with people around the world . prior to our decision to terminate the daily stormer, all of the pressure was taken off, take it off, take it off. since then, we have had people around the world say let's stop and think about where we actually want the internet to be regulated and controlled. we have seen editorials in the washington post, the new york times, that of said maybe deep infrastructure companies like cloudflare are not the right place to regulate the internet. that is good, but what is encouraging to me is when we saw newspapers across germany start to right, of course neo-nazi content is bad, but maybe we do not want this organization

we know the special counsel removed peter strop from the mueller team. we know yes was removed and we have a clear picture of his previous assignments and why mueller did everything he could to avoid the reasons for strock's removal. he led the investigation of hillary clinton's email server. he took part in the drafting of comey's statement on clinton's email case. james rosen as our report. reporter: as a form deputy director for the fbi peter strzok participated in mrs. clinton's lone interview with the fbi in july 2016. and he reportedly helped persuade james comey to forego prosecution of mrs. clinton. and which the fbi may have used to launch an intelligence probe on a cam opinion trump advisor. then he became a top figure in the probe of russian collusion led by robert mueller until july of this year when mueller learned strzok sent an email to a colleague critical of trump. >> there were pro hillary people at the heart of the investigation. >> this was one of the lead agents on the hillary clinton email investigation. if trite's disturbing and po

where is peter strzok today? the second these text messages came out, the director should have gone up to strzok and taken his gun and badge and fired him from law enforcement. he is in the hr-department of the bureau. think about what you can do in that department. he is massaging documents? is he hiding the political identities of other people investigating the president? this is not political bias. this is corruption at the highest level of law enforcement. >> sean: how can they look at the team of clinton lovers, trump haters, the unethical behavior of wiseman. and we hear that there is no way trump gets elected, but i am afraid we can't take that risk. it's like an insurance policy in case you die before you are 40. deep state powerful operatives, plotting and planing to undermine an election. tell me why i am wrong, pam bondi. >> no, sebastian gorka, you used much better words than i. they need to be dissolved. i am holding out hope that rod rosenstein -- >> [overlapping talking] >> sean: why didn't see? >>

answer peter after i gave b.c. knew this it on the line is important when did they ask when you ask me a question well the answer is the intelligence community which you may not buy and josh and john may not accept the legitimacy of the u.s. intelligence community but most people america do and they say that the russians very much wanted to help donald trump when and hillary clinton lose and by leaking . but he said i did not do that i'm not talking about the sad thing about that and it's not what the you know and i do not wish i had been presented to back that claim up not one shred of intelligence but you know so i just have to believe them right no i don't you know trust but verify a great republican said that once ok go ahead and go prosecute by the go john had just let me let me let me just throw let me talk because you're going to hear me right. here we have is that we have the or professional talkers here john you go first in miami go ahead ok thank you thank you the intelligence community never said that wh

another loss for coach peter bosch the team saying they'll be making an announcement later today. welcome to the show my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us. arab league foreign ministers have demanded the united states reverse president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital meeting in cairo they said they would also call on the united nations to condemn the decision trump said he was only recognizing reality despite warnings the move could jeopardize the middle east peace process the decision was met with days of violent protests. israeli police patrol vis streets taking no chances hundreds of protesters turned out on this day of rage the numbers were said to be down on previous days. the focus is now shifting to the diplomatic stage the leaders from the region headed to cairo for an emergency summit of the arab league delegates that called for u.s. move a dangerous violation of international law. over my back to the selim we call on all of the world's peace loving nations to raise their voices clearly and to reject the u.s. president's il

how partisan was peter struck?> there was no limit to what he was willing to do to ben the law in the direction he wanted it to go. he is the where's waldo of the whole investigation, the fbi agent who played a major role investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail, he interviewed hillary clinton, allowed cheryl mills, hillary clinton's lawyer and suspect. to sit in on interview, then he changed language to comey used to describ describe hillary clie of e-mail. and fox news report that peter struck was involved in the huma abedin investigation when they found all those e-mails in last week of campaign, on anthony weiner's computer. comey issued a last minute mia culpa, said i should not have looked into it, everywhere we look there is peter schrok. he has been let go of russia investigation for political bias. he is lowest -- low lois lernerf the fbi. violating civil liberty, i think that peter schrok will be bureaucrat who was always there putting his thumb on the scale of justice. liz: he is is a count able to depa

it to cover oppression they're engaged and i was actually at the trial of peter. ted. the week before last together with some of the other human rights defenders who were released on bail and the chair of the international in turkey remains in prison and testified in court video from his prison cell in izmir today's human rights day which marks the adoption of the un's universal declaration of human rights on the tenth of december back in one thousand nine hundred forty eight what's your sense how far have we come well i think on the whole the situation is positive i mean we are very good at talking about all the bad things that are happening in the world but we have a hugely grueling human rights movement we have people octave.

-peter! -durd! -dad! oh, peter, you did come. yes, lois, i'm here, all loaded up with christmas spirit and a sack full of hastily bought gifts from the cvs. for chris, a special people magazine look-back at robin williams 'cause he killed himself. wow, look how thick the cover is. it's almost like a real book! for stewie, a two-dollar styrofoam cooler. awesome! i can probably fit 16... oh, the top blew away. for brian, a rhode island sweatshirt with both "rhode" and "island" misspelled! wow, it hurts when i put it on! and for my beloved wife, a lawn chair that was 80% off because it's winter. oh, peter, i can't wait to drink outside in this. and finally, for meg, a clock radio with an ipod jack for the ipods they don't make anymore. dad, you've never bought me anything before. are you sure this is for me? of course, meg, sweetie. it's christmas; everything is for you. i love you, peter. i love you, too, lois. and, patrick swayze, thanks for helping me find the true spirit of christmas. i wish there was some way i could repay you.

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

congressman, all right, you're talking about peter strzok.ou're talking about an fbi coordinated effort to defeat donald trump. i want to read you something that came out in the story this week in "vanity fair." it says, "the fbi is anti-clinton, period." he said, "i have a lot of friends that worked the hillary investigation and they freaking hated hillary's guts." so that's a quote from a former fbi agent. i haven't heard you discuss that. >> i mean, that's kind of funny. one quote from "vanity fair" ann n ann anonymous source and we have rudy giuliani and lisa page, both of them at the fbi, we have text messages that show this huge anti-trump bias and some that point to intent to actually try to make sure donald trump wasn't the president and you're quoting some anonymous source from "vanity fair"? i don't think that compares to the text messages we have from peter strzok and lisa page. >> your concern about fbi bias seems partisan. >> no, no, no. the vast majority of the fbi are great people doing the lord's work out there. i'm talking ab

you elect members of congress to keep people like peter strzok in line.ype when people like peter strzokide that congress has no power over them, they are givine you the finger and they are threatening democracy. that should not be allowed.r and yet, amazingly, it's common. it happens literally all the time in washington. last summer for example, congress sought basic information about the infamous trump dossier. did the fbi pay for it or part of it? did fbi agents believe the contents or use them to drive their russia investigation? these are basic and central questions and yet the fbi just ignored them, they didn't feel like answering.. they rarely do. back in 2015, two islamic extremists attempted to shoot up a mohammed cartoon contest in texas. later it emerged that anst undercover fbi agent knew the two shooters personally and had even egged them on to "tear up texas." that agent even traveled with the terrorists to the scene, was present right before the attack and try to flee as it began. it's hard to believe that actually happened in america, but it did happen. you would probably

this peter strzok, boy, he has the busiest guy in washington, d.c. i don't know if i've sent 10,000 texts in my life, let alone to one person. he is carrying on this relationship, sending 10,000 text, putting energy into being systematically against donald trump, which is not his job. he is really the eye of the hurricane of so much. he is changing the language to protect hillary clinton. it sounds like he is present when her top confidantes are being interviewed. he is present when she is being interviewed. this is the entire problem that americans have with washington, d.c., and had with hillary clinton. the idea that she is always above the law. there is a double standard, and sean, anybody, and this includes everybody who has wasted all of 2017 talking about russia, russia, russia, this investigation. they are duty-bound to cover this aspect of the investigation. this guy and the department of justice is four doors down from his boss, the deputy attorney general. he is in main justice, on the main floor there. and he is going after donald trump,