and coulter, geraldo rivera, sarah carter will be here. but first, today's meeting highlighted major differences between trump and chancellor merkel's approach to key issues. america can can learn. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint trust conference. where we stand on protecting this country. watch this. >> our two countries must continue to work together to protect our people from radical islamic terrorism. and to defeat isis. i applaud chancellor merkel for germany's contributions. both civilian and military as a counter isis coalition member. we also recognize that immigration security is national security. we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism, extremism and violence inside our borders. immigration is a privilege, not a right. and the safety of our citizens must always come first. >> sean: we have been covering in-depth on this show how president trump has promised to do everything within his power to stop radical islamic terrorist from ente

jay sekulow and circa news sarah carter is back with us.unes said last night and more importantly what james rosen is reporting here. did the obama administration, is it it possible that under the guise of intelligence gathering that they were actually spying on incoming president or president-elect or even before an election which is something yiewive you e been reporting? >> according to my sources, sean, that is what they think. so i think what devin nunes said, what the chairman said is that we're still looking at the reports. we are still trying to seat evidence. now, remember this was legally done. and chairman nunes said it was legally done that doesn't mean it was right. under it guise of that legality was there political espionage. that's what he is going to find out. the only way we will find othat out is by who unauthorized the unmasking of the names. how many names were unmoss masked. was there a difference between trump campaign and trump team. if all we see unmasked is that's going tond team definitely be a through. >> sean: j

newt gingrich and sarah carter will react in just a few minutes. we also turn our attention tonight to a big developing story. as of this moment the gop's legislation to repeal and replace obamacare scheduled for a vote tomorrow does not have the number of votes needed to pass on that crucial vote. desperation now sitting in, what can the geo beat do to salvage the bill? white house sources are telling us and the fox news channel that the administration is now close to a deal and freedom caucus chairman mark meadows confirmed to me and said that they're not there yet but he's extremely optimistic, he will join us later in the program. also freedom caucus member congressman dave pratt. we turn our attention to our top story tonight, once again terror, this time in london. earlier today, the suspect who police say was motivated by terrorism overseas use the vehicles to mow down pedestrians on the westminster bridge in london, after he exited the car the suspect fatally stabbed a police officer outside of parliament before being shot dead by police. h

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when sarah carter wrote, separately the obama administration amended a long-standing executive order allowing information intercepted through fisa to be shared by a wider audience in 16 government agencies as obama was leaving offices. intelligence reserved for a handful of intelligence leaders was spread throughout briefings to scores of workers and soon leaks began appearing in news media organizations, often in stories lacking context of how national security investigations are actually concluded. on march 3rd, fox news chief anchor brett said the following, quote, there's a report in june 2016, a fisa request by the obama administration monitor communications involving donald trump in several other campaign officials. then they got turned down, then in october, then they renewed it and start up wiretap at trump tower with computers and russian bank. a june fisa request that foreign surveillance courts get shut down -- >> i'm -- >> jonathan, you can ask. a judge says no go to monitoring trump tower. they go back in october. they get a fisa granted. wiretap going on and moniring of

when sarah carter said the obama administration allowed information accepted by fisa warrants or the national security agency to be shared by a longer audience. intelligence normally reserved for a handful of intelligence leaders was spread throughout briefings up there scores of workers and soon leakses began in media organizations, often in stories lacking context of how national security investigations are concluded. march 3, fox news bret baier said the following. "the court to monitor communications involving donald trump and several other campaign officials." then they got turned down in october. then they renewed it into a startup wiretap at trump tower with computer and russian banks. a judge says -- jonathan, i'm going to -- you can ask, you can follow up. a judge says no go to monitoring trump tower. that go back in october and guess a fisa granted. this -- they don't come up with anything and the investigation continues. we don't know it. november 11, 2016, days after the election, heat streak said "two separate sources have confirmed that the fbi was sought and granted a

and coulter, geraldo rivera, sarah carter will be here.meeting highlighted major differences between trump and chancellor merkel's approach to key issues. america can can learn. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint trust conference. where we stand on protecting this country. watch

sarah carter will join us. also tomorrow, we'll be keeping an eye on this health care vote. needs theokokokokokokokokoking . >> tucker: what a twist, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes says there is some truth to the president trump claim that it personal communications were monitored by the previous administration but will bring you the latest on that but first. this is a fox news alert, terror hits the heart of western civilization today after an attacker ran over and a stab at dozens of people just outside the houses of parliament in london. at least five have died so far including a police officer and the attacker. several eyewitnesses describe the terrifying scene. >> it was horrendous, absolutely horrendous. >> there was a body next to me not moving. >> need to get somewhere safe. >> we just saw three people in the road. >> it was on the bridge. >> down at 10 feet away. [silence] >> tucker: perhaps we shouldn't be surprised at all, just six months ago london's new mayor said it terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city. it's just part of

we now learn from james rosen and john solomon and sarah carter, all investigative journalists for decades that in fact there was surveillance at trump tower. and it went on in november, december, and january and it may have even happened before the election. time will tell. shouldn't that concern every american -- that there is surveillance and that probably the sitting president at the time, president obama and his closest aides knew exactly what was going on in trump tower and they didn't tell him? >> look, i think this whole process should concern everybody. the level of hostility to trump trump, the level of leaks which are felonies, clearly illegal. the whole process by which president obama apparently -- we ought to look at the decision on those. who decided -- remember, these are not hard, serious facts. they changed the rules. so you could pick up the dumbest, weirdest gossip and now you can distribute it to all the different agencies knowing that making that available almost guarantees it will leak. this is all done in early january after they lost the election. there is a whole

sarah carter is back with us. what you wrote to me is huge.one was able to confirm what you guys have, that, number one, a fisa warrant was issued. your 100% sure? >> we are 100% sure. a fisa warrant was issued, and a separate warrant was issued to investigate the server that was registered to trump power. there was absolutely no evidence discovered during that search, a very brief search of that computer server. it yielded no evidence whatsoever that alarmed the fbi that there was any criminal connection between trump or any of his surrogates, anybody on the trump team, with russia, they shut it down quickly. you asked the question, when did hillary know about it? she tweeted about it, and "laid" newsmagazine wrote a story about it at the same time, wrote about these nefarious connections between trump and russia and his server, we had harry reid last october make those same claims. remember, it was in october when the fbi opened their investigation into the server and closed it within the month of october because they found nothing. >> sean:

when sarah carter reported by the start of the new year brought with it unexpected politicizing of the intelligence gathered in secret. and obama administration -- allowing information to be shared by wider audience and 16 government agencies as obama was leaving offices. intelligence normally reserved for handful of intelligence leaders spread throughout briefings to scores of workers and soon leaks appearing in news organizations often in stories lacking context of how national security -- fox news bret baier said the following. report in 2016, fisa -- involving donald trump and several other campaign officials. then turned down. then in october. renewed and start-up wiretap at trump tower with computer and russian banks. continues, shot down -- i judge said -- jonathan you can follow up. no go to monitoring trump tower. this is wiretap going on monitoring of computers. by all accounts don't come up with anything in the investigation but the investigation continues and we don't know it. november 11th, 2016, heath street repted two sepate sources with links to the intelligence communi

sarah carter will join us. also tomorrow, we'll be keeping an eye on this health care vote.t, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes says there is some truth to the president trump claim that it personal communications were monitored by the previous administration but will bring you the latest on that but first. this is a fox news alert, terror hits the heart of western civilization today after an attacker ran over and a stab at dozens of people just outside the houses of parliament in london. at least five have died so far including a police officer and the attacker. several eyewitnesses describe the terrifying scene. >> it was horrendous, a

we have been reporting this for two weeks, you know this, you've been on and watching sarah carter andping, are we playing word games, the fbi director playing word games? not wiretapped. it was their surveillance? were there two warrants? was the trump server surveilled? the answer appears to be yes. as an ancillary look at the pings from a russian bank, big deal. you would think they are allowing this conspiracy theory have the media to go on for another year, another eight months. wonder they say definitively nothing happened? >> it certainly does lend belief to this idea that intelligence has become in some circles really politicized. the real shocker is that in a hotly contested election year, the fbi director was briefing the president of the united states on an ongoing investigation involving an opposition candidates. we don't really know what happened at that briefing he wouldn't go into it yesterday. it was very strange that the president gets briefed but the congressional leaders weren't briefed until yesterday or the day before yesterday? >> hannity: how did hillary clinton

heat street reported andy mccarthy, sarah carter.march 3rd, bret baier said the following, quote, there's a report on june 2016, a pfizer request by the obama administration for intelligence surveillance court to monitor communications involving donald trump and several other com pain officials. then they got turned down. then in october, then they renewed it into a startup wiretap at trump tower and russian banks. >> jim sciutto, it looks like an attempt to muddy the waters here. please explain to us what's the truth? >> listen, you know, it's the height of irony to have the white house spokesperson quoting from the press that the president has called the dishonest media repeatedly, right? but forget that for a moment because let's put up against that, beyond as jim acosta said the ranking democrat and republican on the house intelligence committee, ranking democrat and republican on intelligence committee, but also the republican speaker of the house, the attorney general, who is a republican appointed by the president, the fbi dir

as we told you in the last two segments, according to sarah carter and john solomon reporting, susan rice and loretta lynch were cleared to quote request and consume on masse intelligence reports. will the mainstream media cover that partial? here with reaction from jay secular anton fit in. break this down illegally from thek is issue of surveillance, unmasking, leaking intelligence. she's not even in the administration anymore. >> at the time she said she was aware of the information, she was no longer an employee of the state department. what you have to ask is the first question -- >> sean: she was the former assistant defense secretary. >> how did the former defense secretary find out about this information when she was gone? that brings the felony number one. who leaked her that information? we were concerned that the obama administration officials involved in this would be known by the trump administration. guess what? the president of united states is donald trump so of course he would know that. and it brings up the third issue, the third issue is what in the world do they t

sarah carter will join us. also tomorrow, we'll be keeping an eye on this health care vote. needs the language, if it does, it will pass. that's all the time we have left this evening >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight... >> what i have read bothers me. i think it should bother the president himself.t i think some of it seems to be inappropriate.ot >> bill: big bombshell. it seems the trump campaign was surveilled by the obama administration. >> do you feel vilified? >> i somewhat do. >> bill: tonight, is the tide turning on the trump attack? >> i saw three or four people had been hit by a car and some car parts. >> they are shouting for people to come down the escalator. a wave of people are running towards me. >> bill: horrific terror attack in london. a man runs down people on a bridge with his vehicle and tries to attack the english parliament. we'll have a full report on that. >> i'm mad. i can't believe this happening in my school, my kid's school.in >> bill: also ahead, a shocking situation where a 14-year-oldho girl who was raped in a bathroom was not even

and coulter, geraldo rivera, sarah carter will be here.irst, today's meeting highlighted major differences between trump and chancellor merkel's approach to key issues. america can can learn. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint trust conference. where we stand on protecting this country. watch

john solomon, a 20-year ap reporter has written this long story at circuit.com with sarah carter.y looked into this. there was in fact surveillance of a tru server. let's get it all out there, the fact that it happened and it leaked all over the place for months. >> but the -- >> last week when you asked should the president be taken literally, which is nunes said that the press takes him too literally. you said he should be taken seriously. that's essentially where the question. should the president be believed? >> i think he should totally be taken seriously that there was surveillance of the trump campaign and it was leaked, absolutely. >> but not literally. >> jeffrey would you -- >> no, literally means there were people surveilling the trump campaign and leaking the information they gained to reporters. >> words emerge from his mouth and we understand the definition of those words, should we believe the president understands the definition of the words? that's literally, the words are literally what he means. >> the tweet he put out, he put the word wiretapping in quotes. wha

it's a something about what sarah was mentioning some of the influence of transnational activism on carter'shanking towards the region, following amnesty's very minimalist definition and focusing on political prisoners. thank you. >> i would say that i am conscious of the absence of women in the list in the manuscript. it is certainly different from my first project, where people he carried a, the executive , alsoor of helsinki watch saw that her gender enabled her to undertake some of this work because she was seen as less threatening to the soviet regime, potentially. i think it is partially about looking at an earlier. in which there were less women in congress, less female foreign service officers. women may have been concerned heir own rights t rather than the rights of others at that point. certainly, i see people who moved from the civil rights movement to broader international human rights issues. wean see that that's why might see more women he were in theights activists late 1970's. if i just look at the particulars of the paper, maria prominents enormously within european debates.