this comes as a new explosive report by surkin news john solomon and sara carter.nd obama intelligence agency violated americans intelligence privacy. today during his congressional testimony, john brennan had this to say about whether or not he personally requested to have americans names unmasked. >> we are talking about prohibitions that you place on yourself, with respect to identifying u.s. persons as part of our surveillance program. you just cited some of the very important reasons that we do that. i would assume there is a process, a protocol under which the intelligence community goes through -- if they seek to unmask a u.s. person. have you ever requested that a u.s. person's name be unmasked? >> yes, i have. >> sean: joining us from circa news, sara carter and john solomon. sara, let's start with you. a lot more to come tomorrow as i understand it. >> yes, yes. sean, what we know is this. we just broke the story yesterday. the cia is the largest consumer of unmasking americans of any agency that we know right now. we can't give you exact numbers because

with the latest, sara carter.tention. >> you got the attention of a lot of people, sean. i think that the attention of the unmasking up on capitol hill. this is the most important story and it's being ignored by most of the media. i think the concern is that it went far beyond a susan rice. susan rice although be at a very important player, we don't have all the information out yet, i know that right now they haven't seen all of the reports from the nsa with regards to the unmasking of the people are still going through that. there is concern that it went far beyond her two other high-level officials and that it wasn't solely focused on russia. this has to be the question. why were they unmasking these conversations, americans, if they didn't have anything to do with russia? what was the national security concern here? this is why people need to be brought forth before the house and intelligence community to answer questions. 2015 and in 2016 come up with you and john solomon reported a dramatic acceleration in th

sara carter and john solomon join us now with all the details. i will begin with you, sara.u can explain to the viewers about how this process works with the fbi, illegally sharing the information about americans with third parties... >> what we discovered through these documents was stunning. what they said was that the fbi was illegally sharing warrantless spy data. they did not have a warrant and they were sharing it with third parties. in one case, they shared it with a party. they didn't explain who the party was but it was a forbidden party. a party that was not allowed to have this type of raw intelligence. another thing they stated was that not only did they do that, they were intercepting communications -- attorney-client privilege communications. very little oversight. this didn't happen once or twice. this was hundreds of times. there is very little oversight overall and what the fbi was accessing through the nsa database. i think this is very concerning because this was the first time that we have actually heard that the fbi -- not just the nsa -- which john and

newt gingrich, lou dobbs, jay secular, sara carter. kicking comey to the curb. this is the first step in president trump draining the deep state swamp. that's my most important monologue ever. welcome back to speeninetspeeninet een. we will cut through all of the noise. all of the nonsense on this program tonight and tell you exactly what the left and destroy trump media will not tell you. james comey, the former now fbi director is a national embarrassment. is that plain and simple. frankly, he's very lucky that president trump kept him around this long because of his now unhinged and very erratic behavior. firing james comey with absolutely the single right thing for the president to do. it's good for the country and let me tell you why. comey has failed. you, the american people, on a spectacular level. and on every single, the fbi director disrespected the constitution. he does not care about the equal opportunity application of the rule or of law being applied. our for the moment rights have been trimmed the palm and worst of all, he has created a two-tiere

joining us now with reaction, jay secular from circa news, sara carter and lou dobbs. jay, legal standpoint? let's examine this from that point of view and that perspective. >> what happened here is that james comey -- this caught up with him. he himself put his job at risk. he is the one that leading the fbi failed to move on issues

joining us from circa news, john solomon, sara carter.e know michael flynn's info was in fact leaked to the press. this is now enough is enough. we need to put cheap partisan politics aside, protect our constitution, get to the truth and what we need to know is, what did president obama, top administration officials know and when did they know what? we need to know what the sitting administration was doing targeting an oppositional party. joining us from circa news, john solomon, sara carter. sara, we are glad to have you. what was that increase, from 2013 to now? what is the justification? do we have that much of an increase in terrorist activityro that fisa and our agencies need to up their game that much? >> not necessarily. if you look at the story -- if you go back to testimony, there are 2,000 terror investigations in the united states right now. here you have an enormous amount of data being collected on americans. almost like a backdoor intercept into emails, metadata, as well as actual physical data of those conversations. i thin

here with reaction, sara carter. joe digenova.e identified as many as 16 felonies she may have committed. and we will put them up on the screen again. we know for a fact -- bribery, conspiracy, false statements, gross negligence in the handling of classified information. destroying information, 30 some odd thousand emails. she definitely could -- it should be set up. the grand jury. >> one of the most appalling things about the last years is under the obama administration and the fbi which was complicit in basically covering up an array of crimes were committed by mrs. clinton, the clinton global foundation, the initiative and all of that -- when you put together all of the pieces of the money that was paid to to to the former presit bill clinton while his wife was secretary of state, millions of dollars from foreign companies and countries, clearly designed to create influence with her as secretary of state and when you look at the things she did in office -- by way of licenses, the granting of favors, to companies related to tho

joining us from circa news, john solomon, sara carter. sara carter, we are glad to have you.hat was that increase, from 201310 now? what is the justification? do we have that much of an increase in terrorist activity that fisa and our agencies need to up their game that much? >> not necessarily. if you look at the story -- if you go back to testimony, there are 2,000 terror investigations in the united states right now. here you have an enormous amount of data being collected on americans. almost like a backdoor intercept into emails, metadata as well as actual physical data of those conversations. i think what john choate, john correct me if i am wrong. over 300% increase since 2013 and the collection of americans. >> sean: wow. what you reported on is beyond devastating. from 2013-2016, intercepted metadata jumped by -- it tripled. it tripled. either the terrorist in this country have gone up that significantly or in an election year, our nsa and intelligence communities were gathering information on political opponents to use against them and trampling on however, our four

here is correspondent sara carter. exclusive reporting at crica.com on this exclusive reporting at crica.com the bowie state university student who was murdered saturday will be honored today at the university of maryland. a ceremony for richard collins will be held at one p.m. at u-m-d's garden of reflection of remembrance. collins' funeral is set for friday at 11 a.m. at first baptist church of glenarden. collins would have graduated yesterday. at bowie state's graduation, his father accepted a degree on his son's behalf. friends had words of praise for richard collins. collis was stabbed to death, in what may have been a hate crime. the suspect, sean held without bond. a heads up for people in alexandria this morning.. city police will be holding a training exercise in just a few hours. elm street will be closed between west walnut street and johnston place, starting at 8:30 this morning. expect to see extra police activity in the area including officers dressed in tactical gear - but again, this is only a drill. a

lou: sara carter. please roll the video, this brave man, look at this, terrifying heights for a balancing act in the french alps, why would you do it anywhere else. he carefully rides his bike along a narrow slack line suspended, are you ready for this? almost 9,000 feet in the air. he makes it across. his balance, amazing. his courage, stunning. the fete, absurd in my opinion. he spent a year and a half preparing for his extraordinary feat, and good on him, i don't know what possesses anyone to do that. i do not understand it. >>> up next, the islamic state claiming responsibility for bombings that killed dozens in baghdad. the suicide attacks days after president trump vowed to eradicate the radical islamist group and lieutenant tony shaffer takes up the fight. stay with us. he'll be here next. so, tell me young man. do you remember what your dad and i taught you about hands only cpr? yes. uh, kind of. if you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, the first thing you do is...? call 9-1-1. and the sec

rand paul, sara carter, john solomon, pat buchanan, monica crowley, geraldo rivera and former secretarya rice will join us but first, tonight.f explosive new details and a massive political scandal that is becoming watergate on steroids. that is tonight's opening monologue, that the mainstream media ignores. circa news has been at the forefront of uncovering the massive surveillance and is now reporting new information that congress should immediately begin investigating the reports showing a political scandal unlike anything we have now seen in american history.

here with the reaction from the american senate jacek killough sara carter, john solomon, good to seesara, i will begin with you. you guys keep unraveling the layers of the onion here. you had a very big story last week, i just mentioned with newt gingrich, listing all of the leaks. what is new and how bad is it? >> i think it is very significant. general kelly, secretary kelly i brought up a good point. when you think of the manchester bombing, you think of the leaks out to "the new york times."oi showing there was a secondary trigger on the bomb that actually gave way information that there was a large network working here in manchester, onee of the most important issues that people do not realize is that while there is an ongoing investigation between the united states, great britain, and our intelligence allies, giveaway information to al qaeda. to al qaeda, to isis, so as soon as that story broke, people started to scramble amber on the run.es this is why these leaks are so dangerous. they are so narrow. if you are thinking of it in a bigger case like i've reported on, those stor

sebastian gorka, monica crowley, john solomon, michelle malkin, sara carter all join us with reactionnute, a very important message for you, my audience. president trump is finally confronting evil in our time. head-on with moral clarity in the fight to defeat radical islamic terrorism. american leadership is now needed more than

sara carter will join us. before i get to my opening monologue site. i've a message.eaks. there are dozens and dozens of leaks to the press coming from inside the white house. an article from politico last week included 31 sources. "the new york times" the 13th and tonight "the washington post" is even reporting that current and former u.s. officials are saying that president trump

newt gingrich, lou dobbs, jay secular, sara carter. kicking comey to the curb. this is the first step in president trump draining the deep state swamp. that's my most important monologue ever. welcome back to speeninetspeeninet een. we will cut through all of the noise. all of the nonsense on this program tonnd

was spying going beyond its jurisdiction and spying on people since 2010, here's john soloman, sara cartere just several days ago. >> right. >> you know, that the fbi itself was dabbing into the database and moving raw intelligence around that actually affected our fourth amendment rights and our privacy rights as americans. >> i think one of the things that you asked a lot of times, we hear a lot of talk in washington about all the leaks, where do you come from. the more you found out goes from nsa, fbi, from the fbi to private citizens. that is how you get a trail of leaks. if they want to stop this, they tighten it up. >> suggestion clearly there is a segment of the government that is involved in, you know, leaking information, doing investigations of people, surveilling them. and the fbi, you know, when we talk about they're doing the investigation on donald trump an all that, his campaign and his associates, i'm not sure they are the people to do it because we've got individuals within the government who are lying to us. they have lied to us before, and the first thing that donald tru

sara carter has been following the scandal from the beginning and she joins us now. good morning.at's the real present from what you've seen behind the scenes for why president trump fire james comey. >> i do think one of the reasons was the fact there was no push for the fbi to investigate the leaks. but i also think it is that james comey wanted to have taken it too. he had already told senator grassley, senator feinstein apparently behind closed doors that he was not investigating them that trump was not a suspect in the russian pollution case. get him in the media and public, that's all anybody ever heard. he kind of left out in the air like a dark cloud over the trump administration, which is still there. i think that was the main reason and that is why president trump was so frustrated enacted so quickly and firing him after the last hearing. we also heard from sally yates. pete: in the private the president says your not under investigation and then all the stuff about maybe russia, maybe not. look at the headline. leaks have been coming out in at the present is like that's

sara. two questions. both related to the selection of a successor to director comey. when president carter chose an fbi director, he had a blue ribbon panel advising him. presidents clinton, obama interviewed several candidates. is the president going to follow this pattern or does he have some individual in mind at this point? >> right now, i know that there are several individuals being considered. and the first step will be determining the acting -- excuse me, the interim director, and that is being handled through the department of justice. so i would refer you to them for right now. >> the other question i was going to ask -- >> oh, yeah, forgot, you've got two. >> i've got two. i'm pretty nice, charlotte, aren't i? >> that's okay. that's okay. it's a southern thing maybe. >> her daughter -- a birthday. >> want to make sure we got that in again. happy birthday, scarlet. >> scarlet. >> gone with the wind, come on. >> no, i was going to say it is a fact that the association of former fbi agents and veterans of the bureau generally prefer people who have been agents themselves, have a ba

sara. two questions, both related to the choice of a successor to director comey. when president carter chose a director, he had an interview here. is the president going to follow this pattern or does he have some individual in mind at this point. >> right now i know there are several and the first step will be investigatalking to the actim director, and i direct you to them for right now. >> i've got two. i'm pretty nice, charlotte, aren't i? >> scarlet, but that's okay, that's okay. it's a southern thing, maybe. >> her daughter's name is charlotte who had a birthday. >> i want to make sure we got that in again. happy birthday, scarlet. >> scarlet. >> "gone with the wind." come on, john. >> i was going to say it is a fact that the association of former fbi agents and veterans of the bureau generally prefer people who have been agents themselves or have a background in the fbi. only two former agents have been director in the last four decades. will the president consider current or former agents for the position? >> i would say that he's not ruling anything out at this point, but agai

sara. two questions. both related to the selection of a successor tpo director comey. when president carter chose an fbi director, he had a blue ribbon panel advising him. presidents clinton, obama interviewed several candidates. is the president gonna follow this pattern or does he have some individual in mind at this point? >> right now i know that there are several individuals being considered, and the first step will be determining the acting -- excuse me, the interim director. that is being handled through the department of justice. i would refer you to him right now. >> the other question that i was going to ask was -- >> you've got two. >> i have got two. >> i'm pretty nice, charlotte, aren't i? >> charlotte? but that's okay. that's okay. it's a southern thing maybe. >> her daughter. >> just want to make sure we got that in again. happy birthday scarlet. charlotte. gone with the wind. come on, john. >> i was going to say, it is a fact that the association of former fbi agents and veterans of the bureau generally prefer people who have been agents themselves or have a background in th