use see the price of steel go up now but if you look at steel futures steel future prices are coming back down to a much more market base level. if any steel consumer anywhere thinks they will get the same price for steel they did a few years ago they are not. those prices weren't happening in any sort of a market reality and that was just like if this sale sounds too good to be true it usually is. i think that's what happens. steel consumers have an adjustment to make to pay a more market base rate. >> i have an interest in steel as you might imagine. what is the national security justification and you mentioned some of the pieces that military has for steel but secretary madison has said only 3% of steel is imported. is that enough to justify national security? >> again through a narrow scope. you can say well it doesn't matter but i go back to the premise of this which is important. if you are looking at specifically can i get this deal that i need right now the answer is obviously yes, they can but when you look at the health of the industry more broadly the answer is that it's v

that steel. in in a lot of different places in the world, including in the united states. this is especially true in the united states because we're the largest importer of steel in the world. our imports of steel are four times our exports. and i will argue that our ability to make steel is important for our national security. think of any weapon or platform that we have that supplies our national defense and there is a whole lot of steel in it. you think battleships, aircraft carriers, airplanes, tanks, armored personnel carriers, all types of missiles and weapons. each of those applications has a considerable amount of steel or aluminum in it. another factor. at a time that our economy was doing very well a couple of years ago, the streel steel industry in the united states was in a recession. 19,000 steel workers got laid off because this surge of imported steel coming in from china. steel consumers three years ago were paying recession level prices for steel. it was like having a 100% off sa

make that steel. and a lot of different places in the world including in the united states. this is especially true and the united states because where the largest importer of steel in the world. imports of steel are four times or exports, and i will argue that our ability to make steel is important for our national security. think of any weapon or platform that we have that supplies our national defense, and there's a lot of steel in it. you think battleships, , aircrat carriers, airplanes, thanks, armored personnel carriers, all types of missiles and weapons. each and every of those applications has a considerable amount of steel or aluminum in it. another factor, at a time our economy was doing very well for couple of years ago the steel industry in the united states was in a recession. 19,000 steelworkers got laid off and it was precisely because all of the search imported steel coming in from china. steel consumers three years ago were playing recession level prices for stupid it was like having

you can add christopher steele to the mix.n fact, ohr was working in an investigation into trans-russia collusion while his wife was being paid by the clinton campaign to dig up dirt on trump, he appears to have filed a false financial disclosure report in order to prevent the government from knowing the true nature of his wife's work. in moments, gregg jarrett will join us with more analysis but without a doubt, the trump administration was right in the case of brennan and dow should revoke all of these clearances as soon as possible. now we turn to our daily roundup of the most deranged drum haters and tonight we are featuring thisise absurd comment, once ag, conspiracy tv msnbc. take a look. >> i like the idea that the example of what would be the core that was it was okay for donald trump to dissolve media institutions because they are popular. i would like to ask us questions, how do people on the republican party think it would be okay for donald trump to dissolve your own grandparents? virtually certain that if it was a

steele writing ohr, hey, any news? we're a bit apprehensive given scheduled appearance in congress on monday and hoping the firewalls will hold. firewalls plural. i have no news. i believe the early information is still accurate. now we know a new development. handwritten message after a call with ohr and steele. ohr writes the message. you pick it up from there. >> this is what is fascinating even when comey was going to testify in 2017 in march, two days before he talks about the firewall. he hopes the firewall will hold. that is what christopher steele tells bruce ohr and then later, months later, he sends a very important text message saying you know, i'm very concerned about the comey hearing. ohr, i mean, he talks to ohr on the phone. christopher steele, i'm concerned about the comey hearing and i'm afraid we will be exposed. that is because at the time, the senate judiciary committee, charles grassley started to ask a lot of questions. who is this christopher steele? how is he involved with the f.b.i.? what info

mueller was using steele's information, source number one, the fusion gps dossier that steele helpedtify spying on carter page of the trump team who had been formerly with the trump team. mueller has a lot of questions to answer about his relationship with steele, his use of that material. because i'm convinced mueller was pursuing the clinton dnc dossier all through his investigation, and it's all based on corruption. this is why mueller needs to be confronted directly. i would like to see congress bring him in and ask him questions about his use and misuse of this. >> jeanine: wow! okay. does congress have the authority to bring him in? >> of course they do. it's fear based decision making and congress are protecting mueller at the leadership level. he needs to be held to account. >> jeanine: i like the way you think. david what's your response to that? >> democrats thought they were going to bring havoc to republicans this year in the elections by pushing this shifting the blame, blaming the victim strategy. the reality is, it is one thing that is motivating base republican voters

mueller was using steele's information, source number one, the fusion gps dossier that steele helped just identify spying on carter page of the trump team who had been formerly with the trump team. mueller has a lot of questions to answer about his relationship with steele, his use of that material. because i'm convinced mueller was pursuing the clinton dnc dossier all through his investigation, and it's all based on corruption. this is why mueller needs to be confronted directly. i would like to see congress bring him in and ask him questions about his use and misuse of this. >> jeanine: wow! okay. does congress have the authority to bring him in? >> of course they do. it's fear based decision making and congress are protecting mueller at the leadership level. he needs to be held to account. >> jeanine: i like the way you think. david what's your response to that? >> democrats thought they were going to bring havoc to republicans this year in the elections by pushing this shifting the blame, blaming the victim strategy. the reality is, it is one thing that is motivating base republi

steele and the fbi and the doj. tie it all together so everybody understands. >> we talk about any contact with russia must be terrible. the fbi had a lot of contact with russians and got help locating a former information. here's the real problem with collusion, it goes into the fisa warrant. when he tells him you are wrong about manafort, they had an obligation to go to the court steele told us this, but this russian guy is telling us something different. there is no evidence that occurred. >> sean: this is not just any oligarch. this is a friend of putin's. >> if you look at video clips you will see him in many of the clips with putin. very prominent in russia. >> sean: all of these others players, ohr and others, they are meeting with this oligarch who is friends with putin. this is supposed to be about putin and we are talking about taxi medallions and bank loan applications. >> democrats with collude with the russians and buy it. but when republicans have a meeting with a russian it sounds criminal. that's wha

nearly two months after the us stock tariffs on steel from the e.u. how are european manufacturers fairing get out first we'll have those stories and much more for you coming right up and visit. me take it personally i think with all the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. more than football online. time for an upgrade. sure that grows all by. house with no room. for design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home to special. upgrades yourself with g.w. interior design channel on you tube. the current c m freehold the stock market in decline and a president of the conspiracy theory he's economy is in dire straits and war is about contagion are growing is europe sufficiently protected from the full of surprises on the. europeans warry of all the flood of cheap steel looking for. new markets after u.s. terrorists were imposed the one company seems to be in a good position. but this is business on d.w.i. as well the instability of the turkish economy and currency and the possible co

we are only importing 20% of our steel needs. are we critically reliant on imports for steel? no. arguably. and are we critically reliant on companies we don't want to trust in a time of war? emphatically, the number -- answer is no. our number one supplier is canada, followed by the eu, followed by mexico, followed by japan, followed by brazil. it is our allies providing our steel. in canada, 20% of the steel they send to us his armor plate. of all the countries we are not being harmed in terms of national security would be imports from canada. nonetheless, the trump administration makes a finding that imports of steel and aluminum are a violation or threat to national security. challenging u.s. court, the court of international trade, a specialized court in new york that hears these cases on a preliminary injunction standard. a very high standard. in that case, they ruled that the trump administration behaved lawfully. a second lawsuit has been filed challenging more broadly the constitutionality of section 232. the basic theory of that case is that the constitution in the unite

and sparked blockbuster profits for steel manufacturers reliance steel and aluminum hauled in record sales thanks to eighteen percent spike in prices nucor recorded the best second quarter in its history its profits more than doubled still companies are very happy with this and looks like they're winning yeah well that's called inflation so inflation is coming in a big way with this inflation very little inflation for decades and interest rates have gone down for thirty years markets have rallied for thirty years now the whole thing is reversing interest rates are going up and so is inflation so we'll see how that plays out if wages rise faster than inflation. such then trying to wonder if wages don't rise as fast as this neo inflation then we got trouble well at the end of the article they do mention your point of view so they do first talk about the games the winnings how happy the winners are in the steel industry they're making more money their profits are going up their shareholders are happy their workers are happy but in the other side of the equation they do mention that of c

imposed twenty five percent tariffs on steel imports so how have european steel makers been ferry we visited a german producer to find out and discovered makers of upmarket steel are successfully passing the price hikes on to customers in the united states. the blocks of steel emerging here have a temperature of a thousand degrees celcius making them pliable for the gigantic presses which give them their final shape the b g h stainless steel works near fi tile in eastern germany processes a quarter of a million tons of steel every year mostly for the oil and chemical industries managing director son kevin ten percent of its plants annual act put to the united states. since this kind of steel is barely produced in the us the tariffs have had little effect on sales but the effect on prices has been significant. we have no alternative but to keep passing on the cost of the twenty five percent of tariff to our customers because our american buyers can't source what they need on their domestic market they have no choice but to absorb the increases. the stainless steel producer is in a rel

he said the fbi knew about the cd relationship with steele.o much to cover, stay with us, we'll break with it. there is no doubt that a conspiracy to commit fraud against fisa court judges did in fact take place. let's dive into the testimony from bruce ohr today. remember, he is the twice demoted doj official who once helped ex-foreign spy paid for by hillary christopher steele spread all these anti-trump russian lies throughout the highest levels of our government. today during a closed-door hearing, bruce ohr was growth on the hill by members of the house oversight and the judiciary committees for seven hours. another crucial issue at play here is rampant fisa abuse surrounding christopher steele's dirty dossier with russian lies that hillary clinton illegally funneled through a law firm into fusion gps, hiring then christopher steele. now our sources say that the topic was front and center at the hearing today. get this, sara carter is now reporting, shelter and is later, that we now know that the fbi was aware of steele's plaintiff in an

and steel is at the centre of the global trade disputes. we take the pulse on the world's largest producer to get the european perspective on the trade wars. and on the markets. that's the close in the us on friday and as you can see, in asia, there are all headed higher. —— they are all. a very warm welcome to the programme. later today, kenya's president uhuru kenyatta will meet with president trump in washington. while security is on the agenda, trade will also be a key issue, with kenya one of africa's fastest growing major economies. trade was worth more than $1 billion between the two countries last year, and kenya has been working hard to expand economic ties abroad and also within africa. kenya's pushed for the adoption of the continental free trade area, which aims to try and create a single market for the whole african continent. so far, 44 countries have signed up to the initiative. but the biggest country taking an interest in the continent is china. it's by far the biggest investor in africa with more than $66 billion in foreig

steele was part of the mueller operation.al watch uncovered the fisa warrant signed by rod rosenstein in june of 2017 last year. mueller was using information, fusion gps dossier that steele helped create, to justify spying on carter page and the trump w team, who had been formerly with the trump team. mueller has a lot of questions to answer about his relationship with steele, his use of thatvi material. i am convinced mueller was pursuing the dossier all throughout his investigation. it is all based on corruption. this is why mueller needs to be confronted directly. i want to see congress bring him in and ask questions about his misuse. >> jeanine: wow, okay. does congress have the authority to bring him in? >> of course they do. it is fear based distinguished making. they are protecting muller at the level. >> jeanine: i like the way you think, tom fenton. what is your response to that? >> democrats thought they weres going to bring havoc to moderate republicans this year in the election by pushing the shift of blame, blam

i want to look at steel stocks of note given trump's latest commentary around tariffs on steel and aluminum. exclusions were granted to korea and brazil. cosco game 2%. moon-based, rising 30% in seoul. we have steelmakers in china gaining ground. we have seen the possibility for steel producers on the mainland to tick higher, higher than a decade thanks to capacity cuts pushing fuel prices to a 2011 high. overcapacityel being tampered down. you so much.k let's continue the conversation. the bigointed out movers, especially in south korea on the back of the latest trade story. steel tariffs, donald trump mentioning this earlier on about 60 minutes back let's bring in jody schneider -- jodi schneider. south korea is now exempt. jodi: it is unclear. the president came out late in the u.s. day saying tariffs would remain except south korea and brazil are exempt on steel. argentina is exempt on aluminum. it looks like he is trying to make these carveouts and gain leverage in future talks on what happens with the tariffs. otherwise, the terrorists remain in effect. it seems like he is making a po

christopher steele is a good point. the information coming out now with regard to bruce ohr and christopher steele is another example of collusion. and another example of how the f.b.i. hid the information. >> lou: and you have the text messages. at least many of them between ohr and steele. how important do you think those text messages are and what they reveal? >> i think they are extraordinarily important, lou, because i think it shows that bruce ohr was being used as a back channel for christopher steele. even after the f.b.i. had to let christopher steele go. they dismissed him because he violated their protocol. he was shopping his information out in the summer of 2016 to multiple media outlets. basically, disseminating disinformation because christopher steele, himself, has said that he cannot verify the information that is in his dossier. so, after they let him go, the f.b.i. continues to use christopher steele through bruce ohr. i think the question here is, this is the most important question. when did the f.b

steel. and it was the celebration of an opening of that steel mill that had happened in june, and there were over 900 workers who were present, and they were sharing their stories. and these were steel workers who had been laid off roughly a year earlier and who had been told there was no place and there was no opportunity for steel working in this country anymore. and this was a town where there were three, four generations who had worked in the steel mill and some of them came up and spoke as the president spoke and shared their stories and shared and said that their father or mother had worked in a steel mill. their grandmother had worked in a steel mill and then it closed so abruptly. and for them to be back, back in a job, back with hope, talking about the national security elements of steel, of being able to make, keep our military strong, of god forbid there's a war and we need to be able to produce our steel, to be able to support ourselves and build our ships and build our equipment

we have more major breaking news surrounding bruce ohr and christopher steele and now christopher steele's boss, fusion gps founder glenn simpson. "the hill"'s john solomon has now uncovered additional disturbing communications and for the first time, we have them, handwritten notes from bruce ohr, detailing how he coordinated with clinton's team of op researchers, all in the lead up to the election. we need to get to the bottom of it. we have new details surrounding just how deep state christopher steele's russian ties are. by the way, we have found more actual real russian collusion that you might want to investigate, if you care about truth and equal justice under the law. also tonight, we will bring you the unusual case of what looks like a chinese spy and senator dianne feinstein, it fits perfectly and highlights our two-tiered system of justice. this went on for over 20 years.e coming up. don't expect, by the way,r to hear this over at conspiracy tv msnbc where their top left of mouth, their words, conspiracy theories, rachel maddow, is pushing, and busy pushing, more bizarre anti-tr

the steel industry and manufacturing. this event was hosted by the national press foundation. >> we have with us, jennifer hillman a professor at georgetown law center. she is an expert on wto, brexit. she will talk specifically about the wto process and about the exit and what it means to the u.s. she will be explaining some of the trump administration actions and the legality of them. until 11:40 and she will present for up to 35 minutes and then we will go to q and a and a reminder that when we do, tell us where you are from and wait for the mic so c-span can get the audio. >> it is a pleasure to be here. i thought i would start with a little bit of the legality of it as a way of explaining why i think trade is so much in the news these days and why is it so different from the past? of it is that in the past, the united states almost entirely since the wto was created in 1995, the united totes by and large adhered the rules of the wto, which meant that when we had concerns about imports, we either imposed countervailin

christopher steele is all overe this.eaker, and i'm thinking they not only tried to steal an election, a presidential election, they have tried to destroy this man with somebody they paid. it was also discredited. who is a dossier was debunked. who he under oath said was raw intelligence, not true. >> what's amazing about all of this is, if it is -- if it fits right into the plan. if you were going to write a story about what was going on in the fbi and the department of justice, he would be part of it. the fact that this is out now and it took so long to come out, think about how the fbi and the doj has been hiding everything they can. >> sean: i want the 20 pages. >> we all want the 20 pages. >> why does the president say, give me the 20 pages? >> because right now the president is allowing this investigation to take its own course. some of them are the best they can and some are not. >> what is the point of checks and balances? they ignore the subpoena and you can't hold them in contempt.oi i know the caucuses talked a

they should be looking at steele.should be looking at all these fbi guys who got fired and demoted. it's a really -- it's not us. it is a rigged witch-hunt. i have said it for a long time. >> judge jeanine: the president also called demoted doj official bruce ohr quote a did i grace. he talked about revoking of his security clearance. president trump also pointed out robert mueller's massive conflicts. watch this. >> i think bruce over i bruce oa disgrace. i suspect i will be taking it away very quickly. bruce ohr is a disgrace with his wife nellie for him to be in the justin department and to be doing what he did, that is a disgrace. that is disqualifying for mueller. and mr. mueller has a lot of conflict, also, directly yourself. so you know that mr. mueller is highly conflicted. in fact, comey is like his best friend. i could go into conflict after conflict. but sadly, mr. mueller is conflicted. but let him write his report. we did nothing. there is no collusion. but if he was doing an honest report, he would write

the ohr and steele text now make perfect sense. christopher steele didn't want to be exposed. he hoped the firewalls held. now we know it. it should rock every single american. forget your politics, to the core. robert mueller could not care less about the real corruption and collusion we just showed you. bruce ohr and christopher steele were trying to funnel what he knew were lies to robert mueller. now they are focussed on taxicab medalians and tax returns from years gone by and lying to investigators. that's pathetic. john solomon with a breaking news report about mueller's witch hunt and the case against george papadopoulos probably completely bogus. they want him to spend 6 months in jail. they claim papadopoulos was looking for information on hillary's hacked emails. according to solomon's report, the professor they reached out to that also wrote them and confirmed what he said to the fbi, insisted th ed thaed that with papadopoulos were innocuous and told the fbi there was no talk of sinister cyber-security intentions to hack hillary clinton's emails. papadopoulos is co

and sparked blockbuster profits for steel manufacturers reliance steel and aluminum hauled in record sales thanks to eighteen percent spike in prices nucor recorded the best second quarter in its history its profits more than doubled steel companies are very happy with this and looks like they're winning yeah well let's call them inflation so inflation is coming in a big way with this inflation very little inflation for decades and interest rates have gone down for thirty years markets have rallied for thirty years now the whole thing is reversing interest rates are going up and so is inflation so we'll see how that plays out if wages rise faster than inflation. such then trying to wonder if wages don't rise as fast as this neal inflation then we got trouble well at the end of the article they do mention your point of view so they do first talk about the gains the winnings how happy the winners are in the steel industry they're making more money their profits are going up their shareholders are happy their workers are happy but in the other side of the equation they do mention that o

steele had previously provided reliable information to the fbi.christopher steele to other fbi officials. that's what he did. that's what you expect a law enforcement agent to do. for the president to go ar mr. ohr shows that he is scared of the information he passed along to other fbi officials. >> i want to get your thoughts on the other story developing today. the associate of paul manafort, the convicted former trump campaign chairman, the associate named samuel pat isn't now cooperating with the special counsel robert mueller. and this was referred to initially by the senate intelligence committee to mueller who then referred this entire case to the u.s. attorney here in the district of columbia. what does that tell but this investigation? >> all right. today was another good day for the rule of law. we see the dominos around those close to donald trump keep falling. people get keeping indicted, convicted or plead guilty. and in this case mr. patton's guilty plea is significant for at least two reasons. first, he pled guilty to illegally funn

the ohr-steele relationship was so seedy that in 2017 christopher steele expressed his concern over jamesomey's upcoming testimony writing to bruce ohr, just wondering if you had any news. obviously we are a bit apprehensive given scheduled appearance at congress on monday. that would be comey's, hoping that important firewalls, plural, will hold. many thanks. meanwhile, according to bruce ohr's handwritten memos christopher steele was "very concerned" about the combing hearing and afraid they will be exposed. other communications show steele's efforts to reach the special counsel investigation, including robert mueller. november of 2017, ohr wrote to steele "i have passed on the questions apparently to the special counsel mueller but haven't gotten an answer yet," so ohr was actually feeding steele russian lies to bob mueller and his democratic donor witch hunters. he later wrote back "i'm presuming you've heard nothing back from your special counsel colleagues on the issues you have kindly put forward in front of me. to say this is a disappointment is an understatement." tomorrow is the

the ohr and steele texts now make perfect sense.hristopher steele often expressed concern to bruce ohr. he didn't want to be exposed. he hoped the firewalls held. now we know it. it should rock every single american. forget your politics, to the core. robert mueller could not care less about the real corruption and collusion we just showed you. bruce ohr and christopher steele were trying to funnel what he knew were lies to robert mueller.d instead they are focused now on taxicab medallions, loan applications, tax returns from years gone by, and lying to investigators. we have an update on that. it's just pathetic. tonight, john solomon after the breaking news report, it raises serious concerns about one facet of mueller's witch hunt, and according to solomon, who will joinbo us, mueller's case againt one-time trump campaign aide george papadopoulos, probably completely bogus. a special counsel has been claiming they want this kid to spend six months in jail. they claim papadopoulos lied about the sinister details surrounding a meet

steele wrote thank you. that same day, steele finished another installment of the dossier that went after carter page for alleged connections to russia. on october 19, and 20, there were more installment of the dossier that zeroed in on allegations against paul manafort. what is the bottom line? all the strands may give the president more fodder to continue trying charge he believes the real collusion with russia involved the campaign to stop him, not the actual trump campaign. >> shannon: ed henry, thank you very much. special counsel to impress getting former trump campaign chairman paul manafort taking a stand against the judge. t.s. ellis, the government has filed a motion combining the judges unfairly admonish them in front of the jury. correspondent peter doocy has been following the trial. he's here with the latest. what was the thing about today? an apology from the judge? >> the judge has been a time salty towards the special counsel's lawyers. mueller's guys are there. they're making the case for t

and sparked blockbuster profits for steel manufacturers reliance steel and aluminum hauled in recordsales thanks to eighteen percent spike in prices nucor recorded the best second quarter in its history its profits more than doubled steel companies are very happy with this and looks like they're winning yeah well let's call them inflation so inflation is coming in a big way we've had this inflation very little inflation for decades and interest rates have gone down for thirty years bond markets have rallied for thirty years now the whole thing is reversing interest rates are going up and so is inflation so we'll see how that plays out if wages rise faster than inflation. such then trying to wonder if wages don't rise as fast as this neal inflation and we've got trouble well at the end of the article they do mention your point of view so they do first talk about the gains the winnings how happy the winners are in the steel industry they're making more money their profits are going up their shareholders are happy their workers are happy but in the other side of the equation they do men

and who was managing that benefactors to steele. has to wonder, is it an accident so many people were involved in the uk, and working on the behalf for example perhaps another intelligence agency, a foreign intelligence agency, whether russia or uk or another. against this administration? >> i think there were a number of intelligence agencies involved in this, christopher steele we call him a former british spy, he is in communication with people at mi6 and others, they gather overseas intelligence, we know he was delivering information to mi6 and gathering -- >> i apologize we're coming up against called a hard out. great to have you with us, sarah carter. >> thank you. -if you told me a year ago where i'd be right now... aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myse

they should be looking at steele.should be looking at all these fbi guys who got fired and demoted. it's a really -- it's not us. it is a rigged witch-hunt. i have said it for a long time. >> judge jeanine: the president also called demoted doj official bruce ohr quote a did i grace. he talked about revoking of his security clearance. president trump also pointed out robert mueller's massive conflicts. watch this. >> i think bruce over i bruce oa disgrace. i suspect i will be taking it away very quickly. bruce ohr is a disgrace with his wife nellie for him to be in the justin department and to be doing what he did, that is a disgrace. that is disqualifying for mueller. and mr. mueller has a lot of conflict, also, directly yourself. so you know that mr. mueller is highly conflicted. in fact, comey is like his best friend. i could go into conflict after conflict. but sadly, mr. mueller is conflicted. but let him write his report. we did nothing. there is no collusion. but if he was doing an honest report, he would write

and who was managing that benefactors to steele.wonder, is it an accident so many people were involved in the uk, and working on the behalf for example perhaps another intelligence agency, a foreign intelligence agency, whether russia or uk or another. against this administration? >> i think there were a number of intelligence agencies involved in this, christopher steele we call him a former british spy, he is in communication with people at mi6 and others, they gather overseas intelligence, we know he was delivering information to mi6 and gathering -- >> i apologize we're coming up against called a hard out. great to have you with us, sarah carter. >> thank you. lou: the employee of the year, anna. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. no, what?? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why w

so, the fbi had fire fire --ed christopher steele for lying.the election he still is feeding them information about trump? >> yes, this is a very shady arrangement. they had a deal with christopher steele. he was an informant for them. they were going to pay-him to keep up his dossier work. but part of the deal is if you are a confidential human source for the fbi, you don't go tell everything you know to the press. that's not part of the deal. christopher steele was desperate to get this dossier stuff into the press. greg: to damage trump because he was quote-unquote desperate to stop trump. >> the fbi has to cut him off as a source. so i would think it would be that, but it was not. they came up with a back-channel method staying in touch with christopher steele. the method was christopher steele would talk to bruce ohr who happened to be married to nellie ohr, a woman who worked for fusion gps. and bruce ohr would pass on that information to the fbi. the fbi use sad cutout to stay in contact with christopher steele. gregg: they were clever a

and who was managing that benefactors to steele.wonder, is it an accident so many people were involved in the uk, and working on the behalf for example perhaps another intelligence agency, a foreign intelligence agency, whether russia or uk or another. against this administration? >> i think there were a number of intelligence agencies involved in this, christopher steele we call him a former british spy, he is in communication with people at mi6 and others, they gather overseas intelligence, we know he was delivering information to mi6 and gathering -- >> i apologize we're coming up against called a hard out. great to have you with us, sarah carter. >> thank you. lou: authority in sanctuary cities -- -- renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! but it's tough to gete enough of their nutrients. new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from