in youngstown, we make steel. we make steel and talk still. look down any street in town and you will see the mill at the end of it. there's 25 miles of them along the river, and today they are busy day and night, every eight hours a shift change. 15,000 ban on each shift. >> the valley, named for the mulroney river was pretty amazing, just one after the other you would see glass furnaces and the coaching operation, all of the factory buildings and it was hard to tell where one began and another ended. >> by the 1940s the company was one of the largest steel companies in the nation and the largest employer in the state of ohio. according to the 1950 census, there were in the mahoney valley about 400,000 people. of that, 70,000 worked in steel or a related industry. of that 70, 000, 40,000 worked in basic steel production. . certainly, it is important because you need to manufacture munitions in that sort of thing for the proverbial hot war. the korean war was a hot war. they needed steel for munitions, tanks, gps, all of those things that you

steele this is all a bunch hearsay.n the fbi understood the dossier was no longer reliable they continued to use it. we also have found this, will come out next week, that congress got suspicious about the russian subsource and reliability of the steele dossier. members of congress asked to be briefed about it. i will tell you next week what i found. here is what i think i'm going to be able to show to the public. not only did the fbi lie to the court about the reliability about the steele dossier, they also lied to the congress. that is a separate crime. maria: so that is a second criminal, that is a second criminal act then? >> in this is in 2018. again i want to the congress got suspicious, the intelligence committee did about steele and reliability about the dossier. the intelligence community did not want to include the dossier in intelligence assessment to biden about president trump in the 2016 campaign because they didn't trust it. they started asking questions to the fbi in 2018 about the reliability of subsour

the state will provide funding the ministry of economic affairs steel producers and labor unions have agreed. to are made in green steel made in germany and in other words the transition to low carbon and potentially 0 carbon steel production right can set an example for many of the regions in the world if you are under your in the bit the german government plans to complete the structural change in the steel industry by 2050 an enormous undertaking. over all green technologies are not ready for the market yet even renewable energy isn't available in the necessary quantities but in order to avoid driving industry out of germany due to strict climate targets still producers will be allowed to pollute the air in the interim according to the plan cheap steel from china will still be subject to e.u. penalties which might even be increased just how expensive germany's green steel project will be will be further discuss this autumn. now some of the other global business stories making the news. it's no scam as he managed to gain access to a range of leading twitter accounts may have made an

why germany has a drive to invest in the industry and make german steel stand out the overall aim to make a carbon neutral germany steel production is turning green powered by hydrogen instead of coal the transition is expected to cost $30000000000.00 euros the state will provide funding the ministry of economic affairs still produces and labor unions have agreed. made in green steel made in germany then or in other words a transition to low carbon and potentially 0 carbon steel production right you can set an example for many of the regions in the world if you're under your in there with the german government plans to complete the structural change in the steel industry by 2050 an enormous undertaking. overall green technologies are not ready for the market yet even renewable energy isn't available in the necessary quantities but in order to avoid driving industry out of germany due to strict climate targets still producers will be allowed to pollute the air in the interim according to the plan cheap steel from china will still be subject to penalties which might even be increased j

courts have ordered mr steele pay about 23000 u.s. in damages to 2 russian bankers that he sneered in that dasi a is that a fine and fair punishment you think. no not at all undone door britain's libel laws damages are normally a multiple of 5 least maybe 10 of that figure saw mr steele go off very lightly for what were very serious slanders of the entirely innocent people of a bank or anywhere can be innocent the bankers were innocent of the slander that he issued in the document in the dossier against the other don't see it was not just the regime change operation it was a series of fantastic lies it turns out that whenever you put dossier after something it's a it's a synonym for lies we've had the dodgy dossier that took us into the war in iraq we've had the dirty dossier that tried to bring down donald trump the question is begged manilla who is this man working for who is he really working for follow the money follow the orders follow the instructions if i were president trump i would i would not accept anything other than his e

it was a russian source by christopher steele. this guy says steele is not reliable. january 2017 fbi interview memo way before mueller was appointed. so the fbi knew early on this was hogwash. your reaction? >> and think about the corruption, the level of corruption here, liz. you hit the nail on the head. the fbi knew that steele's dossier was hogwash. they went into the fisa court, which is really a tough thing, because the fisa court is supposed to be very, very tough to get a warrant. not only that, liz, the important thing here too, carter page is an official of the trump administration. it is a political candidate. this is a political thing going on here. this is our democracy and the fbi is being used to go in and to wiretap someone from an opposing campaign for the purposes of trying to catch something going on and for a political advantage. you know, this is the stuff that went on in the old soviet union, liz. this is stuff that goes on in communist countries. this is not supposed to go on in america. i got to tell you, this level of corruption, let me tell

shows that steele's own source who was on steele's own payroll, he was not russian.getting paid by christopher steele. senator graham says this person, quote, destroyed steele's information, undercut his dossier that it was a miscarriage of justice. let me quickly go through what this source was telling the fbi. this source told the fbi he was surprised that steele gave the fbi thirdhand and secondhand rumor and made like it was fact. and then the fbi used that information to get wiretaps. this person was not russian, again, steele was paying the source. and the source could not recall how steele got the information that he put into his dossier that the fbi used to wiretap the trump team. so this, steele's own source is undercutting to the fbi what steele was saying. your reaction? >> the reaction is that when they were going for renewals on these fisa applications, they should have hit the pause button, they should have stopped. we could have a whole discussion as to the to whether or not they should been able to get the fisa warrants in the first place against cart

donald trump is basically use the issue of steel and the conditions of steel workers those who've been laid off the us from austin jobs. and some talking point oh and now he. says and seems to have many people believe. then he is leading the charge to bring steel back to the united states and to youngstown in order to bring steel back to this area you have to have somebody that's willing to invest in building new blast furnace as new electric. and put it in. you'll never see 12021500 people working in a facility and a skilled. radio show. good afternoon 3 o 7 this week get underway here today all right i think it takes courage to do what president trump is doing i think it takes courage as i said he is a presidents that doesn't view us as a market place as a nation not speculating on what's going to happen i'm looking at what's taking place right here and right now when it when it comes to trying and i'm looking at what's happening in this community you know once that's that's where i'm at on it was is what i want to say about him is his policies contrary to what you believe have not b

a british court finding christopher steele was inaccurate and misleading.ow this, you won't blow what christopher steele told the british court was the real reason hillary clinton and democrats paid him to deliver fake dirt on trump. it is disturbing and the fbi fell for it. we got the story. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the opening edit starts right now. ♪ -- evening edit starts right now elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. staying on the breaking story, house democrats led by nancy pelosi and adam schiff now blasting the supreme court for blocking house democrats demand for trump's tax returns. the supreme court ruling that it is going to kick it back to a lower court saying this is a separation of powers fight. let's bring back to the show republican tom mcclintock of california. he is on house judiciary. great to have you back on, sir, what was your reaction to this ruling? >> i think it was a very good ruling. both of them were big wins for the president. with respect to the congressional democra

so steele's source told the fbi that steele embellished, made up information, was putting into inside, third hand rumor, gossip, said over beers but somehow hillary clinton's opposition research made its way into the fbi and was used for fisa wiretaps to spy on the trump team. your reaction to that? >> i couldn't be any more clearer than that. they used it to the give the terrifying powers to the department of justice, intelligence agencies, to spy on americans, to invade their privacy, to threaten their families as they did with michael flynn, to take away their livelihoods, to take away their earnings, take away their freedom. this was being employed for political purposes. if that precedent is allowed to stand, no one is held accountable, we've taken a giant leap from becoming, being constitutional republic to becoming a banana republic. elizabeth: congressman mcclintock, great to see you. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: sure. coming up speaker nancy pelosi now facing major blow back for calling federal officers in a tweet, quote, stormtroopers. they are trying to stop m

he told steele, here's what i found but it's not really reliable because steele turned it into a tom clancy novel. the fbi bought it hook, line, and sinker and got warrants. the most successful political operation the history of democratic party, that steele was on the payroll of the democratic party and hillary clinton's campaign. >> sean: we were learned on the unclassified document from last week from you, what did we learn? we learned that when they went to brief the president and the national security advisor elect if it would be if they got elected general flynn. that was a ruse for operation crossfire hurricane. we know they knew from before the first dirty dossier that it was unverified. steele had an agenda and clinton paid for it and they said it was verified. it's unverifiable. it's been debunked. they still sign those and then even after the sub source, in other words christopher steele's sources, then they went on to sign two more warrants. how is that nonpremeditated fraud on a fisa court and what has taken john durham so long to get that fundamental conclusion? what we

he was on steele's payroll.s saying that the steele dossier, christopher steele can't be trusted. he embellishes things. it is third hdd r r wahwaenatoratorra hra onn h s.st tsthis. tinforma the fbibid hehehe the fbiwnew thatthehe steele d der wsier was wongeonge it.it.e, the t t t continueded o th iths wh iat i think thinknk w c.ubli not onl oynl did did the fhebi o theouou about tboutbout rboiabii t steetete dossiersisi the t to li t cess. th is separepep crime cri. tun tedded next week. not only did the fbi lied to the fisa court, they lied their [bleep] off to the congress. elizabeth: what do you think, congressman? >> well look, this has never been about russia or collusion this has been a political takedown of the president and thank goodness that president trump got elected and ag barr is where he is, and durham is doing this investigation. think, if hillary clinton would have gotten elected none of these actors would have been brought to justice for all this miscarriage of justice going on in the fbi. ly

is proud to contribute he loves his country his company and the glowing steel. if there were then you believe that the foundry my life would be more complicated at all to do somewhere else to make money. dimitri value security most of all as do many and share that view. here and there with the stable income and stable social benefits the reason why people stay can you please because there isn't any unrest or protest here doesn't show the. people who own a decent wage and they know that this money will be safe for them tomorrow some. of the more than $300000.00 inhabitants more than a 10th are employed at the foundry they earn on average the equivalent of $900.00 euros per month almost twice as much as in many other professions here. for the cost the bin if my son wants to go to college later i can afford it i can also provide a future for my wife and daughter and that's what i call stability. he believes that russian president vladimir putin is partly responsible for this economic stability putin has ruled the country for 20 years and is still among the most pop

so this, steele's own source is undercutting to the fbi what steele was saying. your reaction?reaction is that when they were going for renewals on these fisa applications, they should have hit the pause button, they should have stopped. we could have a whole discussion as to the to whether or not they should been able to get the fisa warrants in the first place against carter page. but as they continued to see the narrative get destroyed, the decision should be made through proper vet aring, there's something called the woods procedures. it's also important to be providing the fisa judges not just with the best information in favor of your application, but also the best information that you have against your application because the person who's getting spied on isn't otherwise represented inside of that courtroom. so what's being exposed through today's release of information aside from that debate over whether there should have been a warrant in the first place is these third and fourth renewals should have absolutely never gone forward with what the doj and fbi knew. elizabe

he was getting paid by christopher steele.or graham says this person is trying to steal his information and undercut his dossier that it was a miscarriage of. justice. let me go through what the sources told the fbi. this source told the fbi that he was surprised that christopher steele gave the fbi thirdhand and secondhand rumor and made like it was fact in the fbi use that information to get wiretaps. this was not russian and paying the source. that this source cannot recall how christopher steele got the i information that he put into his dossier that the fbi used to wiretap the trump team. this is christopher stores cutting to the fbi what he is saying. your reaction. >> when they were going for renewals on the fisa applications that they should've hit the pause button and they should've stopped and we can have a whole discussion as to whether or not they should have been able to get the fisa warrant in the first place against carter page. but as they continued to see the narrative get destroyed, the decision should be mad

they knew after they interviewed steele's source who like you said was on steele's payroll, and who,re was no corroborating evidence, right? they, they took that information from that source, went to the fisa judges, while the at same time, you had a report that was being conducted behind closed doors where they admitted there was no collusion and there was no evidence for collusion. so at some point, somebody had to lie to a judge, to get the fisa warrant. at least renewals that took place in april and june. and that is not only committing perjury, that is not having what we lawyers call candor with the court. so at the very least, some people should lose their bar license and some people frankly should go to jail. elizabeth: senator graham says he wants to call in james comey and mr. mccabe to testify. the backdrop is, christopher steele told a british court, he testified, he was paid by democrats including the hillary clinton campaign to dig up dirt, to contest the to fight, battle, 2016 election if hillary clinton lost and trump won. that was a steele dossier but the the fbi used

the steel dossier is not what you are saying it is. were ignored and those individuals within the intelligence community that raised those red flags, their comments were classified and pushed away. still reports that need to be released to the public that showed this to be true and window full picture is seen by the public, then, i think there will be sufficient outrage that we were sold a russian collusion narrative that from the very beginning people were saying this is not what it looks like. >> who were these veteran and intelligence officials? who were these career intelligent oh officials? what agencies did they work at and who besides adam schiff were ignoring them? >> they are broad. they are in multiple agencies. that really proved that we were known from the beginning. these individuals are not leaking to reporters. they could have stood up from the very beginning. the fact of the matter is, when you leak intelligence, raw intelligence, unverified intelligence, any type of intelligence, it is illegal. most people within the i

and this is the steel mill.hey worked right there. >> i can see smoke coming out of there. >> they say it's steam. >> i've heard that before. >> folks used toley on top there. all day, all night. this is the sound they heard. a lot of people look at this and laugh. why would anyone want to stay here? we're talking about people who have their social networks here. that's the school my mom went to when she was in junior high. so a lot of the folks who lived here, they've been here generations. >> pittsburgh born but raised in braddock. she is the state rep for the 34th district. >> this is the place where so many of our family members spent all their days. the town used to run by the schedule at u.s. steel. the bell would ring. one shift would go out, another one would go in and that's how the town ran. that's how everybody knew what time it was. this is u.s. steel's town. >> by the 1960s and '70s, suburbanization moved braddock up the hill and into the valley. with discriminatory home lending, all legal until 196

grew to become the second largest steel manufacturer in the nation, producing steel for the golden gateridge, much of the manhattan skyline, madison square garden and ships and artillery for both world wars. this plant ran 24 hours a day employing more than 30,000 people in its heyday. this november marks 25 years since the last time steel was produced on this site. in 2011, the site was reopened as the steel stacks art and entertainment direct holding festivals and hundreds of free concerts a year. although the pandemic has closed all that down for now. pennsylvania continues to be one of a handful of major swing states that could tip the scale in one direction during the presidential election. this state played a major role in president trump's victory back in 2016. he won the state by 44,000 votes after a half a million -- out of a half a million cast. more than 200,000 people voted for a third party candidate. times have changed. voters appear to be growing tired of donald trump's ways. a recent fox news poll shows biden ahead of trump in this state by a whopping 11 points in an eff

rob: this was the guy, right, this was the source for the information that steele had, steele makes thisguy told him. and it turns out that he is not this well placed, well knowledged russian asset that steele used to get the information. it boggles the mind, really. will anything change from this? >> you know, rob, that's a great question. i hope bill barr and john durham are going to put out a thorough report. there may be indictments for lying to the fisa court. there may be charges for things like civil rights violations, trying to intimidate the new administration by leaking the threats and the pieces of false information that the president and his team might have been in the russian's pocket. i hope we see some accountability. i very much fear, though, that malfeasance is not the same as criminal conduct and we may not see very many indictments and i think that the american public deserves to see people go to jail for creating the chaos that they created in this government for the first at least three years of it. rob: yeah. here's a statement from his lawyer. mr. danchenko stands

he carried a steel plate in his head until he died.ual pilgrimage across the bridge to commemorate letty sunday. he also helped lead a sit in on the house floor on guns in jun june 2016. present obama present him with the presidential medal of freedom. when parents teach their children about what's courage, the story of john lewis will come to mind. if african-american who knew that change can't wait for some other person, time, and life is a lesson in the fierce urgency of now. lewis diagnosed with pancreatic cancer late december last year and foxes told it's possible lewis could lie in state in the capital. john lewis, 80 years old. marmary and buried >> chad perg, thank you for your insight once again. if john lewis died at the age of 80. youngest and last survivor of the big six civil rights activists organizing their 1963 march on washington. spoke shortly before that the leader referendum martin luther king jr. before he gave his eye have a dream speech. back to our regular programming already in progress. her own citizens and ci

my coanchor is alix steel in new york. inrhear equity markets are the red, we watched the u.k. budget unfold today. and with you the stocks are up again. guy: per ticket -- alix: particularly with tech outperforming consistently. it is getting into mired -- tech is now getting mired into what's happening with hong kong. and we are reversing a trough troughierffee -- session. we are still worried about the private, right now it is a bisection in the u.s.. we will break this down. we will speak with our guest from j.p. morgan who heads up their more -- their oil and gas research and we will talk about inventory numbers. the equity strategists are just reluctantly upgrading their target and we will talk to new -- and we will talk to them on the hour. guy: he's a 2900 on the markets at 31 so we will see what happens. as you mentioned, it's an interesting day in the u.k., the pound is getting a minor boost, the market is really shrugging its shoulders as we have seen radical plan to save the economy. how radical is it? here's the chancellor of the exchequer. >> i want every person i

and this is the steel mill.hey literally just worked right there. >> i can see smoke coming out of there. >> they say it's steam. >> i've heard that before. >> yeah, so, folks used to live on top of it. so, all day, all night, this is the sound that they heard. a lot of people look at this town and they'll ask, why would anybody want to stay here, but we're talking about people who have their social networks here. in fact, that right there is the school that my mom went to when she was in junior high. so, a lot of the folks who have lived here, they've lived here for generations. >> pittsburgh born but raised in braddock. she is the state rep for the 34th district. >> this is the place where so many of our family members spent all their days. the town used to run by the schedule at u.s. steel. so, the bell would ring. once shift would come out, the next shift would go in and that's how the town ran. and that's how everybody knew what time of day it was. >> wow. so, the town is run by the company. >> oh, definite

he was on steels payroll. christopher steel cannot be trusted. thirdhand rumor and gossip.'s watch senator graham on how bad the information was that thehe fbi used. >> when the fbi understood that it was no longer reliable, they continued to use it. not only did the fbi vied to the court about the reliability, also lied to the congress. that is a separate crime. stay tuned next week. not only did they lie to the fisa court, they lied there [bleep] off to congress. liz: what do you think, congressman? >> this has never been about russia or collusion. this has been a political takedown of the president. thank goodness president trump got elected and ag bar is where he is and durham. if clinton got elected none of these peoples would have been brought to justice. lying to the fisa court to survey all on an opponent's political campaign. hopefully these individuals that have lied to congress who did not use the oath of their service to the f vi will be held accountableso. >> okay. republican devin nunes is saying, and he is going to look into the brookings institution, christo

here is how steele recalls stuart broad.nd the way he moved and the way he listened and then his bowling came on. and after a couple years, he opened the bowling. but it was the way he did it, the thoughts. it's all in here. cricket is in here. between the eyes. is that what made him stand out, david, his approach? though he was, yeah. he is a cricketer, and that's the thing. some are social and noise will be. some can play. david steele was well into his 30s before england picked him. remember, broad was left out of this summer's first test match. if you are not a real cricketer in there, you would not care. he has made his money, he has done this, he wants to play! and he is quite right to say, you know, that he had been done down. ira not playing in this test match, the first one? —— why am i not? i question that. because i had a bit of that myself. you know, that's the thing. he couldn't do anything about that, but he's done it now. that's the thing. hey? why has he done it? because what the game means to him. stuart bro

so everyone in this room is talking about the steel young. but none of you have had the guts to talk to us or to discuss thing was it but did they really want to talk a brief flashback last week cheaply whistles what kind of statement was that no comment. it was this very man we tried to speak with months ago what does 1st class cream. don't just be smiling with no comment with us there are no comment thank you for the why you assembling here doesn't matter then why you demonstrating or not demonstrating. we try again to talk to them at the meeting in the church without the camera but they didn't say anything. the meeting gets out of hand the suggestion is made that the church organize a follow up on this 1st attempt to engage with this daily youngs has not gone so well. oh. should be a different issue when a month it's difficult when people don't follow the rules of discussion. that was obviously the case here when people were booed and people spoken generalization stick to course that order that made things stressful on me of course the res

they used democrat-funded opposition research that was approved by steele -- proved by steele's own sources reaction. >> it's amazing. peter strzok, meanwhile, since it's the weekend, we can bring this up, elizabeth, the fact that he is probably the least romantic e person i've ever seen. you see all these texts with lisa page, you know, can her about a netflix, you know, series once in a while or, boy, i really like that dress you wore last night. that's kind of interesting. so even peter strzok is saying this thing is all b.s., and the bottom line is that the media played a big role in the fact that we even had a russia investigation in the first place. as i said, by buzzfeed, by cnn getting it out there, and then what did we waste? three years on this of a trump presidency on something that dud not exist. and now we're even hearing, as you mentioned in the last block as far as the president's now going to steal the election again and the russians are going to help them? i mean, how many times are they going to repeat this lie until people start pushing back? unfortunately, when the media

steele information collected by supporters which mr. steele passed on to the fbi. this conduct raises serious concerns under the hatch act, federal records act and other department policies. although then i.g. linick acknowledged conducting review of this conduct he has not published any of his findings and admitted the oig did not interview any of the key players. are you aware of these issues and can you commit to the -- commit that the department will be responsive to our requests from senator grassley and myself? we need these documents. >> senator, we'll do our best to be responsive. we understand the requests. we're working through it and yes, i am familiar with the information that you set forth there with respect to the behavior that took place in october of 2016 in the state department. >> were there any other specific instances that caused you to ask for the removal of inspector general linick. >> there were several. at the end it's about accomplishing the core function. one of the central functions is to make sure we can represent to you all the financia

of you know, going from china to christopher steele, because overall we're seeing a mainstream media like kt said, to report the truth. and what we know now is that in london chris or if steele was basically hammered by a magistrate ordering him to pay over $22,000 to each of the defendants involved in the case of his dossier which has been completely debunked. you know, christopher steele should be even so much more, because when you think about this, it's not just a piece of paper with a simple lie. this basically put our nation for the last four years, christopher steele's democratic national committee and hillary clinton and everybody involved in this has really created divisiveness in our country. they lied about general flynn, he lied about carter page, he lied about everybody that was involved in the dossier. and now whether or not christopher steele will have to make any kind of statement here in the united states, i mean, he is obviously not going to want to do that. but we know now for certain that this dossier debunked. unfortunately, so many people's lives -- including kt

the question is, how was it that steele found these suppose it russians and was able to use them?e have asked the fbi and the cia about these russians. i've set for a long time we are interested in two russians. it won't surprise you, they have yet to allow us access to these two russians that we now believe our -- >> tammy: gentlemen, we are really tight here but clearly americans are hearing that very serious things are continuing to go along and we clearly still need the exposure of them. both of you are doing a very good job in that regard and justice is coming. i think it's safe to say that. gentlemen, thanks for being here tonight. will we come back, ordered from will we come back, ordered from sean hannity..... guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. ♪ >> tammy: welcome back everyone to this special edition of hannity, before we go we have

judiciary committee revealed that several sources that steele used on his notorious dodgy dossier had called into question his credibility and said that they couldn't really attest to the legitimacy of the report that it was all over the place and then you have chris donnelly who is the head of a covert troll farm operating under the under cover as illegitimate institute for statecraft think tank that was actually the entail.