we are at the clinton house museum, south of the edge of the university of arkansas campus. this house was built in 1931 by a man named scotty taylor. it would have been in the outskirts. ais would have seen like hound stash fancy house for that era. the clintons bought this house in 1975 and did a little remodeling, but the most part it is entirely original. the house became a national historic register property in 2010, and the street came clinton avenue in 2010 as well. this is the living room, the famous room where bill clinton and hillary rodham were married in front of this big window october 11, 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you thought was pretty, now you have to marry me. i can't live there alone. and she said yes on the third try. that was the third try he did that. the house is originally a 1931, so the floors, windows, all of those things -- while it is a big room for a living room, it is a small place to get marrie

angie: welcome to fayetteville, arkansas we're at the clinton . house museum near the edge of the campus. this house was built in 1931 by a local man. his name was scotty taylor. it would have been on the outskirts of town at that time. this would have seen my gave fancy house -- this would have seemed like a fancy house for that era. the clintons bought this house in and did a little bit of 1975 remodeling but for the most part the house was entirely original to 1931. the house became a national historic registered property in 2010 and the street became clinton avenue in 2010 as well. this is the living room, the famous a room where they were married in front of this big window on october 11, 1975. bill bought this house when hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you said it was pretty and now you have to marry me. and she said yes. that was his third try. the house was original to 1931, so the floors the windows, all , of those things, while

and the clintons had only ten guests here for their wedding. it was the two of them, a couple close friends and family, and that was it. very modest. one of our visitors' favorite things to see is the wedding dress. this is a faithful replica of hillary's original wedding dress and it was designed and made by connie fails, a little rock designer who was a longtime friend of the clintons. and hillary bought this dress the night before the wedding at her mother's insistence. she was just going to pull something out of the closet and her mother said, no, we have to go to the store. you have to get a nice dress for a wedding. so they pulled this jessica mcclintock gunny sack dress off the rack for $50. at the time of the wedding, hillary decided to keep her name and be called hillary rodham, which would have been unusual in 1955 in arkansas, and both the mothers hoped she would change her name to clinton, but she stayed rodham and bill was very happy about that. when bill and clinton came to fayetteville, they had just graduated from yale law school

and then later the president of the united states, president trump himself. they use clintonampaign material, never verified, never corroborated, to regulate fisa court application lying to judges to spy on team trump. then they use the very same op research that she paid for to open up a phone not a microphone he russia collusion application to then candidate trump, then they licked the contents of the dossier to the press because they wanted to influence the election in favor of hillary clinton against donald trump and lie to you, the american people. and on top of it all, the fbi, on top of hillary paying steel through fusion gps and at the dnc paying him, the fbi paid him. the fbi made 11 payments to christopher steele. i have been saying, and now it has all come together. the biggest political corruption abuse of power and scandal in our lifetime. this should outrage every single american. i don't care what your political affiliation is, let me say this slowly. they try to steal in the united states of america a presidential election, and this wow they have the evidence.

in the clinton situation, there is information coming from russian nationals to the clinton campaign through somebody else. nobody's paying the russian nationals. but wolf, you hit on something that i think is going to be the key to it, which is conspiracy. what else, if anything, was happening here? what else did donald trump jr. or anybody else know about the russian government's efforts? >> donald trump jr. says in that e-mail to rob goldstone, the british publicist who's working as a liaison with the russians, if it's what you say, i love it, especially later in the summer. what does that say to you? >> it means, i want it, i want it later in the summer when we're closer to the election. you know, the question is how much of this was going on. if you were running a campaign, say you're the general counsel of a campaign, okay. somebody in the campaign said, you know, we got these russians coming in, and they want to give us some dirt. wouldn't you expect to get a call as the general counsel, and what would your advice be? >> it's a terrible idea. >> so you'd say -- >> putting aside

was colluding with the clinton campaign because we also know that christopher steele had been employed through fusion g.p.s. the opposition research firm in the contract was taken out by perkins koyo which was the law firm of hillary clinton's campaign so this shows a clear case of collusion between the f.b.i. directed by james komi and the clinton campaign and another thing we know is that christopher steele continued supplying information to the f.b.i. after his contract with the f.b.i. was terminated through bruce or an f.b.i. official who is married to a staffer at fusion g.p.s. it's very embarrassing for. people who are trying to prove trumped russia collusion much just to pick up on something he said there why does the f.b.i. actually need to hire a third party to investigate whether trump colluded with russia or not doesn't have its own specialist i would have thought it seems to me that there were partisan officials inside the f.b.i. who have gone on record saying that they feared trump selection and that they were trying to establish plausible deniability working through a thi

she is deeply linked with the clintons. have this, again very small group of people, very incestuous, all having the same framework. these are people who are committed to the establishment, to what they figured was the next dynamic in line because they had their futures and retirements figured out. and donald trump ruined it and that's what they wanted to stop. >> jeanine: deroy, tammy talks about the anti-trump conspiracy, they were committed to their own future. but their roots were so deep. these were not people kind of mid level management. they were right at the top. >> very high up, absolutely. >> jeanine: so it tells me, i mean my prosecutorial instincts tell me they don't do this unless somebody in that oval office is agreeing to it. i'm worried that they're worried, the left that we're going to get to that. >> it might get to that. at the very minimum the attorney general must have known what was going on it below her. >> loretta, the one who met with bill clinton on the tarmac. >> yes, what a strange coincidence t

she is deeply linked with the clintons. have this, again very small group of people, very incestuous, all having the same framework. these are people who are committed to the establishment, to what they figured was the next dynamic in line because they had their futures and retirements figured out. and donald trump ruined it and that's what they wanted to stop. >> jeanine: deroy, tammy talks about the anti-trump conspiracy, they were committed to their own future. but their roots were so deep. these were not people kind of mid level management. they were right at the top. >> very high up, absolutely. >> jeanine: so it tells me, i mean my prosecutorial instincts tell me they don't do this unless somebody in that oval office is agreeing to it. i'm worried that they're worried, the left that we're going to get to that. >> it might get to that. at the very minimum the attorney general must have known what was going on it below her. >> loretta, the one who met with bill clinton on the tarmac. >> yes, what a strange coincidence t

this is indeed rich coming from the clinton campaign. the clinton team themselves. s. what is it about the clintons that is distinctive? well, they don't tell the truth. that is history's verdict on both clintons. lou: yeah. >> don't forget his roll the last several years as the defender of the national football league. lou: i didn't want to get into that. did you know the hall of fame game was down 13%? >> i'm a rabid football fan, i didn't know there was a game until the next day. lockheart didn't do a good job with publicity. lou: i don't know how good a job you can do. the players seem to have more intelligence than the owners or the nfl front office. i mean, all they have to do, by the way, dak prescott, the quarterback of the dallas cowboy, got to give him a shoutout. the man as i tweeted speaking plainly, straightforwardly, saying this is not the place, this is not the way in which to express political views, during the national anthem. it's disrespectful. i love the fact that one of the players at least had the guts and was strong and straightforward enough t

the answer. they love clinton. they loved obama and they hate bush and trump. biassed so-called news net york. -- network. >> i have a different view. i am not sure it matters anymore. the president uses his social media platform. our director of social media said today that the president has about 160-million. 1 out of every 2 adults on his social media platform. people know when they open up their 401-k statement and they have extra money they know what they see. this president is connecting with them. why won't they investigate the other side of this? why isn't ohr the leading story. christopher steele would be up a creek without an ohr if ohr was the next to go. the fbi and the doj and tax funded paid person is so nervous about losing access. the last thing i want to say, they were exchanging messages not just in 2016, they were doing it in 2017. it's a problem we should investigate it. >> sean: good to see you. you are always welcome here. >> thank you. >> sean: joining us now the author of a best seller. former press secretary sean spicer. you have dealt

they didn't do the same with hillary clinton. ou look at the fbi 302 those were the one on the interview. they had to wait until the 302s were released. we find out after the story broke she had a private sever weeks after that. she used bleach bit to clean her sever and e-mails disappeared forever. she was never reprimanded or held accountable for that. image if president trump would have done that. if someone would have done that around him. i believe it lo be all over the news. it quietly went away. look at the fisa application. also hillary clinton and her foundation is under investigation right now. i don't believe people realize this. the clinton foundation is under investigation. her campaign and the dnc paid for the dossier. >> you played a part in exposing this. this is the model of how the swamp works in terms of cash for excess and policy. what's your prediction? is that investigation going somewhere? >> did there were five fbi field offices involved in this investigation. i think there is significant information on hai

and police tasked with the best of getting secretary clinton including the former director appear to think strikingly similar let's call it that yellow crime that was on five occasions you had a draft an official messages all forwarded e-mails to your personal account. right you know i was f.b.i. director for four years and i would draft speeches for public distribution send them home to myself like work on them on a laptop and send them back to my government account when i was completed anybody who thinks of that is the same as the conduct we investigated in the clinton case was not paid attention but there is also an investigation into how you did handle classified right let's say in memos that you sent outside the f.b.i. according to a washington post report shortly after you will find me last year i review concluded that some of the information to have your bellows was classified and that the f.b.i. felt compelled to retrieve that information you gave it to the information was not confidential apparently the last category of classified but it was classified you prepared to be inv

when it came to the clinton campaign, she got a pass. the criminal investigation of the clinton campaign was a joke. when it came to the trump campaign, it was corrupt. it was biassed. and i think unethical. mr. ohr shouldn't have had any role in investigating the trump campaign because his wife worked at fusion g.p.s. >> melissa: steve, this is the kind of collusion that we don't hear about. that's so much more direct. when you have somebody working inside the f.b.i. that hires the firm that his wife works for to hire a -- an english spy to go out and then mingle with the russians and come up with this dossier. that's incredible. there's money changing hands. there's people from the f.b.i. it's insane. >> right. and that's why -- and there's more than what you've had time to list there. i think that lindsey graham is exactly right about this. and it goes to the point that we were discussing earlier. everyone's confidence in our governing institutions because at the end of this mueller probe, whatever happens, you can be sure that roughly

the one who met with bill clinton? addition to subpoenas, is to declassify as many of these documents.he >> jeanine: why? >> i don't know why. the outcry from the left will be too tremendous. they are screaming anyway. they will yell no matter what, so let's give them a reason to yell. >> jeanine: i think they have been advised that it is best to not interfere. to retreat as much as he can. the american people do want to to be able to trust the end result. if this is done legitimately, the g.o.p. does its job with its own investigation, says this inr "the new york post," is it is time in fact to declassify thest documents. >> whether it is time to or not, he is not doing it. here's the question. give it legitimacy. howow is there collusion if thee is no prosecution and no one is taken out in costs? >> we could get to that point. >> if we had an attorney general who has the authority to do it. he is in a closet hiding somewhere. >> he needs to be out there pushing this thing and moving it along. >> jeanine: i will go to

account when i was completed anybody who thinks of that is the same as the conduct we investigated in the clinton case was not paid attention but there is also an investigation into how you did handle classified. in memos that you sent outside the f.b.i. according to a washington post report shortly after he was fired at me last year i review concluded that some of the information to reveal the most was classified and that the f.b.i. felt compelled to retrieve that information gave it to the information was not confidential apparently the last category of classified but it was classified. oh sure yeah in fact i've cooperated with them and talked to them and i eagerly await their report i think you broke the rules no no no no no and i think for you wait for the report i think what you'll see is i don't know what you ok i'll get the answers right there's i did not in any way and it's the reason i want the review done want to review don't want the report out of so little and the silly that's about me mishandling cause somebody asked me are you got it wrong that well the f.b.i. is going to review the

by the way who was paid by hillary clinton and the d.n.c. we now know fusion g.p.s., oh, remember the russian lawyer in the infamous trump tower meeting? she was paying fusion g.p.s. don't forget simpson met with the lawyer before and after that meeting at trump tower. we're know christopher steele and simpson were pushing the russian lies. they all knew it was total b.s. by the way, that is why steele wanted the firewall. that is why he is scared to death he will get caught. now in a moment, sara carter and catherine herridge will join us for a full report. but first take a deep dive in president trump's very important security clearance review. and several current and former high-ranking officials. yesterday the president stripped top secret access from john brennan and for good reason. we demonstrated last night how brennan violated the c.i.a. policy. it says, "in the case of former c.i.a. directors, the agency holds that their security clearance and renews it every five years for the rest of their lives. however, that requires former c.i

the case of hillary clinton's private server. this will not go away. now there are -- this doesn't surprise me in the slightest -- that china was tracking her emails in real-time. peter schweizer, best person wea could have to break it down is here tonight. the primary voters hit the polls in three states tonight and at this hour, polls have closed in arizona, where candidates from both parties are vying for the chance to succeed retiring republican senator jeff flake. it's too early for fox news toor call a winner on both sides but we'll have a live report on the ground at all the pivotal races for this november's midterms and plus we'll talk to of tonight'se big winners we already know and the president is also taking aim at some tech giants who he believes and many of us do are unfairly targeting unfairly targeting conservatives. that will be a spirited debate later in the hour. but first, the press, prosecutors, and partisans. their incestuous relationship. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." last month, cnn ran with a bombshell of a story. >> s

and there is some things in connection to the clinton campaign. is it appropriate for someone working in the department of justice to be in contact with a raw opposition research firm that was being paid by the clinton campaign? >> lisa: 's wife worked there. washington, d.c., has a small place. >> >> but directly tied to the clinton campaign. >> lisa: again, we talked about that so many times, it was opposition research. you are using fact-based evidence, it was fact by citation which was in the dossier. >> are using the dossier is true? a >> lisa: there are things in the dossier that are true. absolutely. >> like what? >> lisa: we are talking about bruce ohr right now. >> yes and he's connected to his wife that helped fund the research. there's questions about the campaign and their involvement to go after an opposition party. >> lisa: here's the point i think we need to look at. why are republicans holding this hearing today in a closed door format? if they really think that bruce ohr has a lot to say, then open it up. let's be transparent, let'

you know i could show is like a tiny little bit of so small compared to the clinton global initiative. and the big n.g.o.s and what they're doing in haiti the red cross the red cross raised half a billion dollars in haiti after the earthquake and only built seven homes and left no infrastructure and we need. clean water just basic clean water they could have given us with that thirteen point three billion dollars that was raised because the u.n. in two thousand and ten as you know brought us cholera which has killed over ten thousand haitians and made sick more than they say a million i say three million haitians so we don't even have clean water so what do these forty two thousand n.g.o.s have to show except the fact that they are used as a smokescreen i was immediately ferrying to rice out i was just talking about people who want to help do i understand you correctly that your message to my odeon says that anyone who is watching t.v. and there are calls to help haiti they shouldn't. is that what you're saying haiti yes what i'm saying is if you hate haiti cannot be developed by char

trump stood on the stage and said please hack secretary clinton's e-mails. nd suggested that that was, in fact, treasonous at the time. now we know that the russians were listening to him. >> they acted that night. >> they increased their activity that very night. and so -- >> on that point, is sir, when you were inside that campaign, did you think that as rhetoric, or think he's asking other people to commit crimes against us, what do we do about it? >> it was the latter. we kept trying to call out, and secretary clinton very early in the process during the -- really during the primaries suggested that mr. trump had definitely unusual views about the u.s./russian bilateral relationship and had adopted policies that were more in keeping with president putin's view than the bipartisan view here. but as time went on we kept calling attention to the press. i think the press covered it to some extent, but didn't take it very seriously. we now know this was a serious incursion filled with criminal activity against our democracy. >> and on that, i'm over time. but

person, you take a look at the people that work for hillary clinton.ook at the crimes that clinton did with the emails and she deletes 33,000 emails after she gets a subpoena from congress in this justice department does nothing about it? and all of the other crimes that they've done. >> sean: a lot more on the blatant legal double standard in the moment but first, also yesterday, prosecutors compelled michael cohen to plead guilty to bank and tax fraud charges and some phony campaign finance violations. again, none of these charges have anything to do with russia. russia collusion, president trump or the election of 2016. right here on this program last night, the great one mark levin completely debunked campaign at related charges. let's take a look. >> the general counsel for the clinton mob family lanny davis, he had his client pleaded to two counts of criminality that don't exist. these campaign finance violations all over tv saying implicate the president directly. first, let's back up. it is a guilty plea. it is a plea bargain between a prosecut

in fact he improperly at the press conference that summer characterized secretary clinton's behavior which he really had no business doing, but he made it very clear there was nothing further to be investigated. i find that ironic that the man who was the subject of an active criminal investigation, the very thing he wanted done to hillary clinton wants to shutdown his own investigation. i'd call that a double standard by any stretch of the imagination. >> the fbi did its own investigation. the inspector general of the struck texts and recommended discipline, but that discipline being a demotion, and 60 day suspension. what you had today -- actually the firing took place on friday, the deputy director overruling by firing peter struck. i wonder if you're concerned about the politics around this, the president's comments, demands from republican colleagues of yourself here, whether that influenced the fbi decision here to go beyond what the inspector general recommended. >> you know, jim, i've participated in both hearings. the hearing with the inspector general mr. harowitz which he c

i have said this since the clinton era. -- i have heard this since the clinton era. i do not know why it is comforting for liberals to think this. they do not want me writing books. i picked that up but that is what i do for a living. i think most of the books, my first book, high crimes and in 1998, my, publisher called me and said, it was a bestseller, no, the second one, slander, say congratulations, not only are you on the bestseller list but you are the only person who wrote on the bestseller list. the new york times has different list, hardcover, paperback, fiction, nonfiction, i wanted was for authors who wrote their own book. it would be a different list because mostly it is celebrities pieces of crap. why can't they just sell doormats and that rubs or mugs. i research and write my books. i am a great writer and a killer researcher. host: in your acknowledgment section, you say it my friends cannot be mentioned in an ann coulter book. why? guest: they work in industries they would never work again. [laughter] host: akron ohio, independent caller: thank you fo

if the clinton campaign. funneling money through a law firm, the dnc funneling money through a law firm to hire a foreign spy. oh. to dig up what came out to be russian lies, propaganda, debunked lies about president trump and then fed it to you, the american people to steal an election. and it became the bulk of the information in a fisa warrant that was used four times to spy on an american citizen as part of the opposition party campaign in an election year. we are talking about christopher steele, hillary clinton's dirty dossier with russian lies, bought and paid for by the clintons, the democrats, to purposely lie to you, the american people. why? because they didn't care what they said, how many lies they told because they wanted to steal an election and they still lost with totally absurd untrue claims from russia like this one. trump's perverted conduct in kscow included hiring the presidential suite in the ritz-carlton hotel where he knew president, mrs. obama had stayed on one of their official trips

and the dnc, but little did we know that some of that money that hillary clinton dnc used to pay for the dossier ultimately ended up in the account of the number four person at the department of justice bruce ohr and his wife who was retained and paid by fusion gps to work with christopher steele to help create that dossier. so next week, i'm going to sit down with some of my colleagues with mr. ohr and give him an opportunity to explain exactly how that came to pass and more importantly who at the department of justice authorized it. maria: yeah, it's pretty extraordinary everything that's coming out and after the president fired james comey there was this text from christopher steele to bruce ohr that we want to show you. he says we're very concerned about comey's firing, afraid they will be exposed. what does this text mean? we're very concerned about former fbi director james comey 's firing afraid they will be exposed. >> well that's one of the first questions that i'll ask bruce ohr. i would like to tell you that's the worst of the text messages that we've s

ohr's wife worked for fusion gps, the firm hired by the dnc and clinton campaign for the trump dossiered on former british by christopher steele's research. after the fbi dropped steele as a source, the republican-led house intelligence committee found that steele maintained contact using ohr as a back channel. in december 2016, ohr's notes also indicated meeting with glenn simpson and washington, d.c.,'s chinatown. he ohr writing, "glen gave me memory stick. today, the dresser department declined to calm down my comment on it who is scheduled to give a closed door hearing on august august 26. >> bruce ohr's wife worked for the firm that the clintons hired to put together the dossier. he's giving it to the fbi. it is never supposed to work that way the united states of america. >> >> the ohr documents reviewed by fox news shed more light on the british by christopherto steele. when fbi director james comey was fired by president trump last year, ohr wrote that steele "was very concerned about comey's firing, afraid they will be exposed." >> sean: catherine, thank you. joining us now wi

the government. that's something bill clinton didn't do. he had a prosecutor who was well known that he used as a tart. this is much, much different, much deeper and much more pro founding. will the judicial system as a whole be able to weather it? and that's ultimately going to come down to the supreme court in one way or another down the road. >> i think it is the o.j. strategy, you discredit not just the individual prosecutor but in the case of o.j., in a sense the l.a. police department. there there were some things that could be discredited -- >> we went down this o.j. -- by the way, in our meeting today, we went down the o.j. rabbit hole. i said who's mark fuhrman and somebody said peter strzok. >> but that september 1st mention is ominous. giuliani is purposely conflating two things. the justice department informal guidelines, i believe, not law, you shouldn't bring an indictment in a politically sensitive case 60 days before the election. not that the investigation shouldn't continue. >> says you should stay quiet. >> which mueller i

i know he loves the clintons. gree, but he said things that he had to back off of that were really important. my client says that the president knew about the infamous meeting at trump tower. the words in the plea agreement, professor with michael cohen at the direction of the president, that's all contradicted by even michael cohen's testimony before congressional committees. >> but it's so confusing. it's so confusing because if it was at the direction of the president and the president agreed to pay it back from his own money, then it's a perfectly awful, legitimate aspect of this. so i don't get why the justice department felt the need to add at the direction of the president. it put them in in a catch-22 because at the direction of the president, then it's a campaign contribution from the president which is perfectly lawful. all that was required was reporting and the reporting would have happened after the election, so no harm, no foul here. i just don't get it. i've been teaching criminal law for over 50 yea

the clintons had only 10 guests here for their wedding. is a small place to get married. the two of them, a couple of close friends and family, and that was it. very modest. one of our visitors' favorite things to see is the wedding dress.

the guy that brought us uranium one, "clinton cash." w that jim comey worked for lockheed martin? we will break a lot of this tomorrow. just giving a little teaser here.ng in one year, 2009, alone, they say in the book that james comey was paid $6.1 million just for working for them and this was on new important spy information. i'm not suggesting anything necessarily is nefarious but it's never been disclosed and that robert mueller was at the fbi and signed off on that 6.1 -- in that one year, there's five other years, i don't know how much he got paid. also got $6 million of a hedge fund. that's an awful lot of money it seems to me. >> these guys were leveraging their government positions, according to the book, to enrich themselves and the company and the private sector they were working for. it's very much the same arguments i make in my book of how they were leveraging their relationship with each other for a long period of time, which is why this is a conflict of interest. for mueller to be investigating the president on a case in

firestorm over anti-trump text messages he's had while serving as the lead investigator on the hillary clinton email program and there are a start up of the russian investigation. president trump tweeted, "agent peter strzok was just fired from the fbi, finally. the list of bad players gets longer and longer based on the fact that he was in charge of the witch hunt, will it be dropped? but the total hoax. i just fight back. during the heat of congressional testimony, peter strzok denied that his opposition of president trump played any role in his decision-making at the nation's top law enforcement agency chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge's life with the latest in alexandria, virginia, where the trial of former trump campaign chair paul manafort is scheduled to resume. >> reporter: that trial is scheduled to reconvene at any time. in the meantime we have at that big news on fbi agent peter strzok. 45 minutes ago, the president weighed in on his determination on twitter and it reads in part "just fired agent struck, formally of the fbi. it was a total fraud on the american pub

>> that's what the clinton campaign did. t's their campaign with the fake russian dossier and paying him through the state department, through other places, through the fbi. look, they are the only ones -- the clinton campaign are the only ones that colluded during this campaign. don jr. did nothing wrong. there's nothing wrong here. >> laura: why did they get the story a little mixed up there in the early days? it wasn't about -- it didn't help with the statement. as a lawyer who did criminal defense work, this is what i told my clients, do not talk about your case. do not talk, and spanish. talk about economy, talk about other things, leave the legal stuff to me. you cannot litigate this in the press because the press hates you. and you've got 17 lawyers on the other side who don't care about what you tweet. again, the president is going to do what he's going to do and he's really smart but in the legal realm it's a different ball game, it's a different ball game. and i think he has caused himself a world of pain and not he

he blamed the protests on hillary clinton. ho incited them with her complaints about the election. >> there are growing restrictions on the exercise of fundamental rights. >> quote/unquote, she sent a signal, that was his words. >> putin's strategy propelled him to victory. in march 2012, he won re-election handily. fighting back tears after a tense fight to maintain his power. he may have won the day. >> hillary! hillary! >> but vladimir putin never forgot about the woman who kicked him when he was down. >> do you think he resolved, you interfered with my elections, two can play at this game? >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. beginning as early as 2015. >> putin personally ordered a massive influence campaign to sway the 2016 election towards trump. according to the cia, the fbi, and the nsa. why? in part, because he holds a grudge against clinton for her actions in 2011. the alleged operation was sophisticated and multifacetted. an army of internet trolls, bankrolled by billions of dolla

the closest to hillary clinton and they got nothing out of it. chris, you get the last word. >> well, well, i think we all want to know what is in david pecker's safe. it could be interesting to the american people. >> it's like geraldo. >> i wish congress was half aggressive as figuring this out as you were when you were there. >> jason: gentlemen, thank you.an i appreciate the spirit of the debate. chris, i want you to stick around. i want everybody else on this broadcast to stick around, because this will shock you. a bombshell report put out by real clear investigations that says despite what james comey said, the fbi failed to look at the vast majority of the emailsi on anthony weiner's laptop, which had thousands of hillary clinton's state department emails on it. joining me now to explain further is the author of that report, investigative journalist for realclearinvestigations.com, paul sperry.f thanks for being here. i'm fascinated in this. actually, the letter that went to congress explaining this was a letter that came to me when i was

cables the hillary clinton cables particularly the protests the ones the protests the ones that showed that hillary clinton the absolute embodiment of the democratic of stab a shipment. that her foundation that she knew rather she knew that the the the force of the saudi arabia qatar were backing isis they were backing these extreme to harvest movements and he had she she and her foundation benefit from huge donations into into the clinton foundation and she did and went on the secretary of state to so-called negotiate the biggest alms deal that america's of unknown with those states so that's the that's important information that tells us how power works that's upset them in russia of course fighting isis and al-qaeda in syria but does that mean then that basically julia is as we can leaks organization can never be forgiven by that is bush will never be forgiven we were talking earlier about good journalists and the forgive them that's why they're good journalists that's part of being a good journalist but such a sound has suffered so much for being for wiki leaks big so good. he bein

peter strzok, lisa page, bruce ohr, fisa abuse, christopher steele, his phony and corrupt dossier, the clintonoundation, illegal surveillance of preterm campaign, russian collusion by dems, and so much more. open up the pages and documents without redaction? come on jeff, you can do it, the country is waiting." former house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz's flemings sessions for perpetuating our two tiered system of justice. take ae. look. >> donald trump is right and jeff sessions is wrong. to say he hasn't done any political considerations, it's totally false. he has nothing to go after what congress has been asking for, giving the documents are combined are nothing to pursue what is known to be false statements to congress. i was the chairman of the oversight committee, and bob goodlatte, the chairman of the judiciary committee, we sent a letter to the department of justice asking them to look upic hillary clinton lied under oath, never gave a response. that is because of politics, not because he's not -- she's just note' doing his job. >> judge jeanine: even senator lindsey gra