had, even steel said was an unreliable liar and egomaniac. this source says none of this information was meant to be used by anybody, and that everything we on this program with our -- i can't mention everybody -- our ensemble cast, everything we told you about hillary clinton's unverifiable bought-and-paid-for dirty russian dossier is true, and it was as we told you, without the dossier, without the dirty dossier, no pfizer warrant. that's all the report, it was central, it was essential. basically it was almost all of the application, but with three minor other details to get this against, backdoor into all things trump campaign transition, then the trump presidency. deep into the presidency, as we told you, it was one massive coordinated effort by comey's corrupt fbi. by the way, jim, come on the show. come on the number one show on cable, full hour tomorrow night. wide open for you, three hours on my radio show. 625 stations, come on super patriot i have a lot of questions for you. you are back to any corner on a lot of different lies, yo

to your point, comey at this time, bill, final words, in 2017, is pushing a steele dossier that steele'sfbi, basically steele exaggerated, that he was being misleading. this conversation was just talk over beers. take it with a grain of salt, internet rumor. your final word, bill? >> the final thing, liz, what comey said here is absolutely false. he knew it was false at the time he said it because they had proven that steele was not credible back in november of 2016. this is january of 2017. liz: wow. >> it's awful. liz: you know the john durham probe is coming out pretty soon. actually we're not sure when. we'll have you back on to talk about it, bill gavin. good to see you. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> bill gavin. next up "fox news poll" show 2020 voters rank immigration and border security as most important issues to them. so why didn't it come up? cnn democrat debate never brought it up? we'll talk to former i.c.e. acting director tom homan about that. .. stroke due to afib not caused stby a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for

ak steel down 39%. then you've got steel dynamics down 27%.ck to you and the effect on you. if i'm hearing you correctly, are you saying that they see an open door to just continue to hike prices and could you characterize that as gouging? >> i really would. i mean, metaphorically -- not even metaphorically, it's like steel is, you know, produced on rolling schedules and they will roll every six weeks, whatever particular item that is, and you create a market. if they're telling you constantly the prices are going up and you see they're going up, hey, i'm worried to death, do i need to hedge, do i need to buy, then by pushing those rolling schedules out to where you might be instead of waiting six weeks, you might be waiting six months, so do i buy a bunch and then if you do buy a bunch, you know, the hedge just for price protection, and the market falls the other way, well, that's a bad feeling. so where the happy medium is, i don't know. but i feel good, and i deal with a lot -- steel companies or service centers are kind of like a soap oper

how did you end up looking into the reliability of the steel dossier. i was commissioned by a lawyer in washington d.c. to see to examine the original circle steel dossier and to conduct a forensic examination of the content which means going through it line by line looking at the attributions working out the value of each individual source and then coming to a conclusion in the background to this incidentally is the nice specialize in this particular field and my i've written 2 books about intelligence officers and others who fabricated material or published books that have made claims about con and s. and operations that they have actually participated in and you got to know christopher thale to you how did you end up making his acquaintance. are quite separate clay it had nothing to do with the steel dossier before the studio was published i had known chris for some time i originally met him at a nature intelligence agents conference at r f molesworth and got to know him and i've always had the highest respect for him i know his work and i and knew w

mister steele, i know i heard that name before. those kinds of answers really makes you doubt the credibility of comey. >> host: if jim comey really brings racket to the reputation of the fbi you have a question about the policies, the power to stop trump, to push this russia hoax, who hires andy mccabe, how does the cast of characters around james comey come together? is that an internal process that was inevitable? having people with left-wing politics and animus towards the duly elected president how do they get into the upper russia line? that can't happen by anything other than -- >> guest: comey surrounded himself with sycophants, didn't matter the qualifications. i talked to several former top fbi officials who said mccabe was not qualified to be deputy fbi director and on the firing of comey, i have a spouse that is involved in politics, a lot of people in 21st-century america that have that. he even the question of having a spouse that is politically active in the commonwealth of virginia, the optics of that aren't great.

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particularly something as critical as steel.his is a fascinating part of the discussion. break it down into such a specific and important industry. still exports, does this play into the dynamics there? andrew: i think it will be very interesting. it depends on what domestic suppliers go as a result. if they are able to access the run materials and get them into the blast furnace, the demand structure in china, where will that go? if construction is shut down, automobiles are shut down, that has implications also for other metals like copper and anything else that is moving through those supply chains. it will be very difficult to tell what will happen with the demand structure for steel. demand is notc there for steel and this deal continues to be produced by blast furnishes, we will see more steel trying to make its way onto the international markets. what implication that has for global steel supply and demand dynamics will be interesting to see play out. there's an alternative as well that we could see the domestic market tr

. >> reporter: it was a moment tyson steel feared he might not live to see. his sos in the snow finally spotted by state troopers after a devastating fire left him stranded in a remote part of alaska >> i was grateful that all my bullets blew up because it could have been a temptation >> reporter: steele told troopers he awoke in the middle of the night to find his cabin in flames. his nearest neighbor was more than 20 miles away he grabbed anything he could bu nearly everything inside was lost including his beloved dog phil >> it was cold i didn't have any socks in my boots. and i was just wearing pajamas at that point. and a t-shirt. >> reporter: for more than 20 days, steele survived subzero weather building a makeshift shelter an rationing food >> pineapples, i'm allergic to pineapple. i ate them any way it's what i had. >> reporter: despite hi harrowing experience, he plans to return to the alaskan frontier >> two cabins, in case one burns down >> reporter: tonight, an lase scan by choice and a survivor through and through. sarah harmon, nbc news >> glad

christopher steele? i think i heard the name before. but those kinds of answers that makes you seriously doubt the credibility of comey. >> so he really brings back to ruin the reputation of the fbi is undeniable that these policies using your power to stop trump who hires andrew mccabe? [laughter] how does that cast of characters come together? is that an internal process it is inevitable? how all these people of left-wing politics and animus how do they get into the upper echelon? that can't happen with anything other than purpose. >> comey surrounded himself with sycophants doesn't matter the qualification talking to top officials who say to be deputy fbi director. >> even though i have a spouse involved in politics andot people in 21st century america but even the question to have a spouse so politically active in the commonwealth of virginia they would say the optics of that are not great. >> yes. you should have recused himself and he did but it was too late at the very end. after one - - open chapter four by observing rod rosenst

. >> some republicans are putting to the steele dossier. is that legitimate to say the dnc were involved in the steele dossier? >> honestly, going down this field, , dossier rabideau, i dot even understand what the logical connection is supposed to be. the president is on trial right now for withholding military aid from ally at war. trying to coerce ally in helping him cheat in the next election and to continue and that may gratify the president. again, part of what the president's lawyers is doing is meant to persuade the senators and not the american people. it isn't. it's meant to gratify the agreement as of the present a tk about christopher steele or james comey or peter strzok or n lisa page. none of those people are responsible for the president's misconduct. only donald trump is responsible for his misconduct, and he must be held to account. thank you. >> will you still pursue john bolton if tomorrow's vote fails? >> hi, guys. most of you not being here at 11:00 last night. >> i was here. >> a few of us were here. >> you all kind o

as you point out, he was -- steele's material was concerning enough to senior officials at the stateartment they wanted it put on the classified system, but of course, mr. weiner who by the way had helped compose parts of the dossier used by the fbi, thought he knew better and was sending this supposedly classified material, it looks like, on his personal e-mail account, as you point out, to his colleague to be in the classified system. the state department is an agency that needs as much focus from law enforcement as the doj and fbi did on fisa gate. they are heavily involved the spy smearing of president trump. they were pushing material out to congress just before the president came in. it was a hotbed of antitrump activity. lou: i think you're exactly right. i agree with you completely. but i want to also focus on contempt rainously -- focus on that that dossier had questions about its reliability of its so called documentation we learned obviously later that it was an absolute work of fiction. but at the same time, senator john mccain it is said was turning over the document to

>> how is the steel dossier -- >> how did the steel dossier, the question, there was all this discussion about why was the president so suspicious of some of his intelligence information and the leaders he was dealing with in his own government, the number 3 at the department of justice was working for a firm that was working on a dossier against the sitting president of the united states, don't put words in my mouth, let me be clear, we are concerned about it. that was the number 3 at the fbi who is still there in some capacity and also working on ukraine, next question. as far as how long we will go i can't make that determination. if the senate asks for an accommodation we are prepared to go as long as they want us to go tomorrow, 10-1 was the final decision, we will present one issue, we are ready to go but it is the senate's decision and we respect the senate process. >> they said we don't want to use 24 hours. >> they said can you proceed for 3 hours tomorrow and then take the other time you need to present your case. we will - now. we will be live at 10:00 tomorrow. there will be

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>> with a steel dossier. >> no no no. the question is there is all this discussion why was the president so suspicious of the intelligence information the leaders we were dealing with the number three at the department of justice was worth wife was working for the firm working on the dossier. let me be crystal clear. yes we are concerned that was the number three. but think about that and also working on ukraine next questio question. >> how long we will go we cannot make that determination yet and actually ten / one was the final decision will go from but we respect the senate process. they said can you proceed for three hours tomorrow and then take the rest the time to make your case. will be live 10:00 o'clock tomorrow. that's a fact. there will be plenty to cover. >> is this the conversation that involves? i'm not concerned about that at all i wouldn't say have a paid advisor on the president's retained counsel program will not discuss my legal case or services. >> [inaudible] >> i guess we call it the coming attracti

to see to examine the original so-called steel dossier and to conduct a forensic examination and then coming to a conclusion and the background to this incidentally is that i specialize in this particular field intelligence officers and others who fabricated material you have to understand about the management of so orses if you're a case officer and you manage let's say 3 or 4 sources civil tenuously it's very rare that you mix up the tiriel provided by those individual sources so when i looked at the steel dossier there were the trainset of $111.00 sources referred to the major ones were referred to just simply as a b. c. d. e. f. and g. and a and f. for example who corroborated each other and by looking at the material one thing seemed very strange either he had mixed up his sources or one particular individual who appeared to be a middle ranking member of management in the ritz carlton hotel and all skip a few months later was described as an expert on cyber warfare and cyber espionage and then a couple months later was also expressing a knowledge of money laundering operation is

. >> some republicans are pointing to the steele dossier. it is not legitimate -- that the dnc was involved in the steele dossier? >> you know, honestly, going down the steele dossier rabbit hole, i don't even understand what the logical connection is supposed to be. the president is on trial right now for withholding military aid from allies at war appeared trying to coerce them into achieving the next election and to continue -- that may gratify the president, again, part of what the president's lawyers are doing is meant to persuade the senators. it is not meant to persuade the american people, and it isn't. it is meant to gratify the grievances of the president. by talking about christopher steele or james comey or peter strzok or lisa page. none of those people are responsible for the president's misconduct. only donald trump is responsible for his misconduct, and he must be held to account. thank you. >> john bolton -- >> melissa: so that was impeachment manager adam schiff there, talking about how the constitution requires witnesses a

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as you point out, he was -- steele's material was concerning enough to senior officials at the stateassified system, but of course, mr. weiner who by the way had helped compose parts of the dossier used by the fbi, thought he knew better and was sending this supposedly classified material, it looks like, on his personal e-mail account, as you point out, to his colleague to be in the classified system. the state department is an agency that needs as much focus from law enforcement as the doj and fbi did on fisa gate. they are heavily involved the spy smearing of president trump. they were pushing material out to congress just before the president came in. it was a hotbed of antitrump activity. lou: i think you're exactly right. i agree with you completely. but i want to also focus on contempt rainously -- focus on that that dossier had questions about its reliability of its so called documentation we learned obviously later that it was an absolute work of fiction. but at the same time, senator john mccain it is said was turning over the document to the fbi. there were a number of entr

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the steel industry was dead. now it's vibrant.ll told, american steel companies are currently making $13 billion worth of new investments across our nation. they weren't investing 10 cents. the industry was dead. now it's vibrant. we are finally rebuilding our nation. we are finally putting america first. [cheers and applause] but while we are creating jobs and killing terrorists, the washington democrats are wasting america's time with demented hoaxes and crazy witch hunts. from the day i came down that escalator it started. who the hell else could have taken this stuff. right? do you get some credit for that? most guys would have been in the corner with their thumb in their mouth saying mommy, mommy, take me home. these are bad people. the democrat politicians we are fighting today are the same ones who took a sledgehammer to ohio jobs and factories. they destroyed your factories and destroyed your jobs. but they are losing and we are winning and america's comeback continues full speed ahead. [cheers and applause] on no issue ha

received ther, we devastating news that steel jobs will be lost in sheffield, newport. yet another blow for steelworkers. when will the government bring forward a conference of plan for ensuresl industry that that steel is at the heart of all public infrastructure. action is needed now. will the prime minister stay true to his words and keep the trust of the community that voted for his government? johnson: i can assure that the government is indeed working on a plan to make sure that steel made in this country has only competitive advantages. happens to that company, will be offered an join a new to government. >> the conservative manifesto that rollouts to broadband and mobile phone signal is welcomed. my right honorable friend would you agree that communities like mine should not be left behind and what he agree that technology is what not be left out? cotswolds needs broadband. timetable? >> the cost of broadband, we are putting 5 billion pounds of a rollout and a deadline in 2025. >> jeremy corbin. >> could i put on record our pleasure at the return of the northern

steele dossier was exaggerated.of on that? >> when did fbi outsourcing probable cause for a fisa warrant? like we get somebody to write a term paper, they come up with probable cause for the fisa court. what i was there, what is appropriate, that the fbi develops all those sources. they vet all those sources, not rely upon the credibility of one man who is reporting multiple sources. that is a problem. it is real problem for agents that i have known today. agents that i worked with. this is credibility problem. who really needs this thing wrapped up? our fbi agents. they need to know, not only are they accountable but the leadership of the fbi is accountable too. if not the morale of the fbi will be in big-time trouble and we need accountable. we want it. liz: the doj watchdog already found political bias contaminated the probe about, contaminated probe about the hillary clinton email server. we found this misleading quote in the fbi's fisa warrant application. the fbi speculates that the identify u.s. person, meani

when will you bring forward a comprehensive plan for the steel industry the tackles high energy costs, business rates and ensures this is at the heart of all classes. action is needed now. will the prime minister stay true to his word and repay the trust of communities that voted for him only last month? >> i think the honorable lady and confirm the government is embarking on a plan to make sure steel made in this country does have all the competitive advantages. in the case of liberty steel i understand whatever happens will be offered an opportunity to remain in the gf g alliance by joining a new company. >> the conservative manifesto promises in relation to broadband and mobile phone signals are incredibly welcome. what my right honorable friend agree constituencies like my wherever they are in the united kingdom should not be left behind and would he agree vital technologies should be rolled out and would he set a firm timetable? >> the cost of broadband, we are putting 5 billion pounds of a rollout and a deadline in 2025. >> jeremy corbin. >> could i put on record our pleasure at

administration imposes new sanctions on iran targeting steel aluminum, copper and iron.e will have the latest. the u.s. jobs market into 2019 on a sour note. missing expectations. an airplane designed by clowns. internal messages from boeing show employees' discomfort with the 737 max. one says it was designed by clowns and supervised by monkeys. vonnie: let's check on the major averages. after all that has gone of this week it is moving very little today. the s&p 500 up appoint. oil down by about $.30. the dollar index soft but going nowhere. amanda: we did see a reaction on the currency front and can into our jobs data. weak jobs in the u.s., not so in canada. we got some reversal of the weakness in november. two and a half thousand jobs added. basis that puts us as the second highest increase in jobs since 2007. unlike the u.s. we had wage gains continuing here. 3.8%. all of that puts focus back on our central bank with questions of what it might do ahead. vonnie: let's get to the geopolitical events of the day. steven mnuchin laying out more details about new sanctio

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record high and it's interesting to see whether this will actually take effect into the phase 2 if steel and aluminum because that was a big portion of why trump started this trade war in the 1st place was the what he called characterizes as the illegal dumping of inferior steel in the u.s. market so will definitely take a look at that as we move forward. to strike the fray it's. very strict in france to do proposed. by president many micron have been ongoing since early december while the numbers in the streets are dwindling the museum in paris was forced to close friday as dozens of protesters block the entrance this marks the 1st time strikes have affected the museum and an exhibit marking the $500.00 anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci and the transport drugs are having a greater impact on the overall economy of france are 2 surely dubinsky is in paris and filed this report for us. it's the longest continuous transport strike in france while trains and metros may be slowly getting back on track this strike could be pushing france's economy off the rails. but we are financia

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i want michael steele to keep talking, don't stop. let me throw a follow-up at you.old john bolton wouldn't have offered himself up, reached out to mcconnell unless he had a pretty good guess where four or five votes were to hear from a firsthand witness. he is, you and i know this, we worked in the sort of old republican party, while controversial, john bolton may not have had ideas others agreed with, but in the interest of the country's national security. do you think there's a scenario where he opens his mouth and starts talking and we know from his deputies that he described trump's conduct as a drug deal. we know he saw rudy giuliani as a grenade, he was going to blow up. ominously, he sent his direct reports upstairs to the counsel's office. do you think he cracks a door open where you have 71% of americans that want to hear from witnesses, 64% of republicans want to hear from witnesses. do you think there starts to be a crush on vulnerable republicans to say i want to get to acquittal but i have to hear from firsthanders. >> that's an important point. i hope

by the nazis right next to the german parliament 2711 steels of concrete some of them over 3 meters high. the holocaust memorial and berlin is famous among visitors from around the globe daniel is one of them he's from the netherlands and today he's here for the 1st time going down here if you feel like you're really going into it. and the dollars of slaps go. the smaller you get basically it really gives you. like the walls are getting very close like you're being locked up in a way isolation helplessness disorientation these are the reactions that american architect peter eisenman hope to provoke in visitors walking among the steels of the memorial to evoke the suffering of jews persecuted during the holocaust. but some jewish visitors believe nothing can replicate the sorrow of that time as a 2nd generation we experience the holocaust although i was not i wasn't born those years and on those years we know these. feelings of the people who were in the actual holocaust this cement wouldn't give me the feeling. that some tilton prefer to use the memorial as a playground rather than a sit