then we got the unredacted version on tuesday.nsd out that the uranium one informant testified before three committees in washington the great irony here is that we're learning that there was real russian problems in the election. and that's hillary paying for russian lies that then gets used as a foundation for a fisa warrant and that we knew 18 months in advance of bribery, extortion, money laundering kick backs by putin operatives in america. and we still allowed him to get 20% of america's uranium. and the mainstream media still stuck on trump-russia collusion with no evidence. >> right, sean. so if you want to see chapter and verse, just go to peter schweizer's book or watch the free video online on youtube. clinton cash documents all of, this whether it's uranium one, whether it's haiti, whether it's all the corruption that's connected to how this woman and her husband became multi, multi, multimillionaires after being public servants all their life. number one, it's all laid out there. let's look at the recent charges and t

then we got the unredacted version on tuesday. foinsd out that the uranium one informant testified before three committees in washington the great irony here is that we're learning that there was real russian problems in the election. and that's hillary paying for russian lies that then gets used as a foundation for a fisa warrant and that we knew 18 months in advance of bribery, extortion, money laundering kick backs by putin operatives in america. and we still allowed him to get 20% of america's uranium. and the mainstream media still stuck on trump-russia collusion with no evidence. >> right, sean. so if you want to see chapter and verse, just go to peter schweizer's book or watch the free video online on youtube. clinton cash documents all of, this whether it's uranium one, whether it's haiti, whether it's all the corruption that's connected to how this woman and her husband became multi, multi, multimillionaires after being public servants all their life. number one, it's all laid out there. let's look at the recent charges a

he has been going through this grassley memo that has now been unredacted.ll right, ed, from your side we went over a lot of it what caught your attention. >> sean, what's interesting as well is this is a criminal referral that republican senator chuck grassley last month had sent to the justice department about christopher steele. what would be the potential crime? well, grassley is saying in this referral would be that steele may have lied to the fbi. lied about his contact with the media. yahoo news, and mother jones magazine, for example. because this document, this grassley memo is saying that steele represented to the fbi that he had not talked to anyone in the media about the dossier. and so then the fbi took that, that he was reliable and he had not spoken to the media and went to the fisa court with the application to get a warrant for surveillance of carter page as we have been reporting. well, in this memo, grassley says, quote: the fbi already believed mr. steele was reliable. he had previously told the fbi he had not shared the information with

that was a footnote nobody paid attention to you with the unredacted memo they had. as it relates to the intel, i would think if we ever got a hold of the fisa court, considering they are seeing the bulk of information to allow this to go forward was based on the phone he hillary clinton paid for russian government dossier, they withheld all this information from a court, i got to believe that court judge has got to be livid and furious tonight. >> this is the letter that devin nunes has sent today to the presiding judge of the fisa court. requesting not one, but four different hearings and any transcripts to determine the false misrepresentations of facts that were made, allegedly, by the department of justice and the fbi. if you just look at the grassley-graham letter, it plays out a meticulous case of how the court was misled, deceived, evidence wass concealed, but it may be even worse in those transcripts. leon panetta was wrong when he said, the intel committee didn't even interview the judges. i got news for him, they have ny authority. but they do have authori

nobody paid attention to last night with the unredacted memo that they had.it relates to the intel, i would think that we, if we ever got ahold of the fisa court, considering they are saying the bulk of information to allow this to go forward was based on this phony hillary clinton paid for russian government dossier, i can only -- and they withheld all this information from the court, can i got to believe that court judge has got to be lived and furious tonight. >> yeah. this is the letter that devin nunes has sent today to the presiding judge of the fisa court requesting not one but four different hearings and any transcripts to determine the false misrepresentations of fact that were made allegedly by the department of justice and the fbi during those hearings. if you just look at the grassley graham letter, it lays out a meticulous case of how the court was mislead, deceived, evidence was concealed but it may be even worse in those transcripts leon panetta cass wrong when he said the intel committee didn't even interview the judges. i got news for them. t

please release unredacted memo.cted and unchanged by the white house makes all the sense in the world. let's turn quickly with a minute left. the president on immigration extending a hand across the aisle. your judgment on his cushion of border security and immigration. we have about a minute. >> it was classic trump yesterday. but again there was one real issue yesterday, this amnesty. you don't get amnesty for breaking the law, even if you are a minor. i'm an immigrant to this country. i have to get in line. you get to the back of the line no matter what age you got here. a work permit, and that's all you get. lou: >> it'll be released are pretty quick in the whole world can see it. lauren: white house chief of staff john kelly said the classified a controversial memo could be released as early as today, but the fbi director is pushing back. >> the markets in the meantime, facebook and microsoft moving higher after they reported earnings. apple, amazon and alphabet on deck to report today. lauren: take a look at t

please release unredacted memo. unchanged by the white house makes all the sense in the world. let's turn quickly with a minute left. the president on immigration extending a hand across the aisle. your judgment on his cushion of border security and immigration. we have about a minute. >> it was classic trump yesterday. but again there was one real issue yesterday, this amnesty. you don't get amnesty for breaking the law, even if you are a minor. i'm an immigrant to this country. i have to get in line. you get to the back of the line no matter what age you got here. a work permit, and that's all you get. lou: good night from new york. kennedy: the speech is over and the hard work begins. which of the president's plans will fly and which will crash. the democrats blow their state of union response. is the playing field even for 2018. hillary clinton responding to claims of sexual harassment within her own campaign. too little too late? it's a well-received state of the union address. the president touched on immigrat

please release unredacted memo.cted and unchanged by the white house makes all the sense in the world. let's turn quickly with a minute left. the president on immigration extending a hand across the aisle. your judgment on his cushion of border security and immigration. we have about a minute. >> it was classic trump yesterday. but again there was one real issue yesterday, this amnesty. you don't get amnesty for breaking the law, even if you are a minor. i'm an immigrant to this country. i have to get in line. you get to the back of the line no matter what age you got here. a work permit, and that's all you get. lou:razy guy there. here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening. tensions betwee between presidep and the corrupt leadership of the fbi are exploding into open warfare. the fbi issuing a rare public statement saying the agency has quote grave concerns about the expected release of the classified memorandum from the house intelligence committee that exposes how the obama-era department of justice and fbi abused thei

he has been going through this grassley memo that has now been unredacted.e went over a lot of it. whatat caught your attention? speak it was interesting as well is that this is a criminal referral that republican senator chuck grassley had sent to the justice department about christopher steele. want to read the potential crime? grassley is angus roof for all that steele may have lied about his contacts with the media. yahoo! news, and "mother jones" magazine, for example, because this document, this grassley memo, is saying that steele represented to the fbi that he had not talked to anyone in the media about the dossier. so the fbi took that, that he was reliable, he had not spoken to the media, and went to the fisa court with the application to get a warrant for surveillance of carter h page, s we've beeno, reporting. in this memo, grassley says, "the fbi already believed mr. steele was reliable. he previously told the fbi he had not shared the information with the press and lying to the fbi is a crime. referring to the fact that christopher steele, desp

why isn't the mostly unredacted front page news?t concerns the nunes memo and blows of the talking points they ran with. i have read it, you have read it, there is interesting material there. >> i think she is an outstanding reporter, i disagree with this and here's why. both the nunes memo and the grassley memo don't contain sufficient evidence for us to conclude that the fbi was involved in this scandal here. to conclude whether the fisa court was materially misled. the evidence is lacking, i'm not saying it won't exist. i'm not saying it will never exist, never be discovered. for right now, the evidence is lacking and i think the best course of action is to say i'm going to wait until i see more foundation, until i see more evidence of misconduct before i'm going to get outraged at the fbi. >> shannon: there have been suggestions that these fisa judges didn't get the whole picture. they raise questions about whether they upset -- if they watch the media and read the papers that they are hearing. do you think at some point we coul

what do we know now after this new memo has been unredacted?assley-graham memo and letter establishes beyond any doubt that the fbi knowingl knowing deceived te fisa court about the information presenting to them. lied to them about the fact it was verified information which it was not, which the law requires now we know clinton additional allies including sidney blumenthal were involved in the transmission of false information, unverified information to the fbi through state department officials. somebody's going to have to go to prison. >> laura: kimberley strassel we have been led to believe that any omission in the application for the fisa warrant was inadvertent or it was minor. it was a footnote referencing political influence. but i think the fisa judge might have had a different view had we known that some of the information had come from, i don't know, sid blumenthal, who knows maybe cody shearer, these old clinton its thats, this is wild what we learned tonight. >> well, that's obviously one of the most obnoxious parts of this is find

according to this mostly unredacted arrest affidavit, cruz who was in court today, stated that he washe gunman that entered the school campus with his ar-15, went inside the school and then began shooting students and teachers as they fled into the hallway. this after investigators say he pulled a fire alarm to trigger that to happen. so that he would suddenly have all of these targets running in front of his ar-15 assault rifle. he was wearing a vest with a lot of pockets. they were loaded with fully loaded magazines for the rifle as well as gas grenades. he also was wearing a gas mask. after he was unleashing his terror in the school where 12 fatalities were found, keep in mind, three were found outside the school which happened before he entered the school, he decided to put down the gun and the vest and blend in with the students and disseminate from the neighborhood where he was later arrested in short time. neil? >> neil: i always think if he put a jacket on or something, he would have never been found. so weird. >> yeah. matched the i.d. perfectly. >> neil: great reporting. tha

why release the republican memo unredacted and against the urging of the fbi and doj, but not release the democratic memo in the exact same manner? what would the justification be for that? >> a couple of things. first off with the majority memo that was previously released, there was a change that was made to it at the request of the fbi. it was a shorter document that did -- it didn't include sources and methods that we weren't able to release. the schiff memo was first presented to the house intel committee right when the vote to publicly release the majority memo was made. so the house intel committee would be voting to publicly release a document that the majority members hadn't read yet. now, as far as the schiff memo goes, i have to say, i am all for releasing the maximum amount of information possible, i have all the faith in the american public to form their independent conclusion. that includes whatever we can release of the mccabe testimony. whatever we can release of the fisa application. with the schiff memo, there are sources and methods where it -- i'm not saying that y

since the unredacted memo drop we've seen an incredible amount of teeth gnashing in the sanctimonious hypocrisy by both members of the major political parties here in the states as well as current and former surveillance state icons all declaring that the memo and its release are an outright attack on our sacred law enforcement institutions namely the in jellicoe folks over at the federal bureau of investigation from john mccain tweeting that the latest attacks on the f.b.i. and the department of justice serve no american interest no parties no president only putin's to former f.b.i. director james comey standing up for his former colleagues declaring all should appreciate the f.b.i. speaking up i wish more of our leaders would but take heart american history shows that in the long run weasels and liars never hold the field so long as good people stand up not a lot of schools are streets named for joe mccarthy. you're right james weasels and liars never hold the field they just get f.b.i. headquarters named after them. so what the fire is a memo out doing justin timberlake for the big

since the unredacted memo drop we've seen an incredible amount of teeth gnashing and sanctimonious hypocrisy by both members of the major political parties here in the states as well as current and former surveillance state icons all declaring that the memo and its release are an outright attack on our sacred law enforcement institutions namely the in jellicoe folks over at the federal bureau of investigation from john mccain tweeting that the latest attacks on the f.b.i. and the department of justice serve no american interest no parties no president only putin's to former f.b.i. director james comey standing up for his former colleagues declaring all sort of appreciate the f.b.i. speaking up i wish more of our leaders would but take heart american history shows that in the long run weasels and liars never hold the field so long as good people stand up not a lot of schools are streets named for joe mccarthy. you're right james weasels and liars never hold the field they just get f.b.i. headquarters named after them. so what the fire is a memo out doing justin timberlake for the biggest bomb

they are being forced to hand over a unredacted copy by friday. andy verity, bbc news.ahu for bribery, fraud and breach of trust in two separate cases. they relate to claims he received luxury gifts in exchange for political favours and asked the publisher of a newspaper for favourable coverage in return for reigning in a rival publication. mr netanyahu says the allegations are "baseless" and he intends to continue as leader. inflation remained unchanged last month at 3%. the cost of food and some imported materials fell, but prices for clothing and some leisure activities rose. last week the bank of england warned that interest rates may go up quicker than expected to help curb inflation. prince harry and meghan markle have made theirfirst official joint visit to scotland. the trip began with a walkabout at edinburgh castle, where the couple had a close encounter with the mascot of the royal regiment of scotland — a shetland pony — before visiting a cafe in the city which helps the homeless. ajudge has upheld the uk arrest warrant for the founder of the wikileaks websi

trump has surrendered his constitutional responsibility as commander-in-chief by releasing the unredacted memo. it understood mines our national security and basically sails bouquet to his friend putin. >> she also said the tax cut would be armageddon. they hate this president more than they love america. that's the fundamental problem with the democratic party today. they see hatred through their eyes. it's all they see it's remarkable to me. they say the sky is falling and it doesn't. and the american people are catching on to it, and they will continue because they can't help themselves. look at what this president did at the state of the union. he made them look like the but bufoons that they are. judge jeanine: next you haven't heard all the takes opening the nunes memo until you hear ann coulter's. don't change that channel. with expedia, one click gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the royalton riviera cancun for 54% off. everything you need to go. expedia. evythen you turn 40 andeo. everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's ma

most important thing now, forget about the other material, the memo must be released unredacted eye delly tomorrow. this is a congressional document. the american people have to know and the memo has to be untouched and back to dan's point, one important thing, what we saw last night is an example, the democrats love power. the speech was about loving america, like the president does. it was illustrated for everybody to see. >> sean: we have to run. we're short on time. thank you both for being with us. we'll show you the low-light and how disgrateful the left was. you won't see this elsewhere in the media, i can tell you that, that's straight ahead. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved

trump has surrendered his constitutional responsibility as commander in chief by releasing the unredacted memo. kevin mccarthy, one of the leaders for the republicans, says it is congress' respo nsibility to conduct oversight of the executive branch. the american people deserve to know the facts and have a transparent and open government. we are getting your thoughts, giving your chance to weigh in. we have lee roy in california, democrat. hi. >> hi. thanks for taking my call. i was born in 1935. i am from alabama. i have books on the civil rights movement. i thought we were getting on down the road to becoming a lovely country, and i do not know how come we have not gotten trump out of that office. it makes no sense that the republicans are just selling out. i just cannot believe it. i am 83, and i cannot believe that we can keep a man in there like that. he has disgraced everybody. he has disgraced the country and everything. why don't the republicans wake up and do right? thehat do you think if democrats cannot out with their own information about the fbi investigation? >> they should

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withhold the democratic memo, but basically ignored them completely and left the republican one unredacted and it came out as is. >> where is your committee at right now? >> that's a great question. you know, obviously the investigation continues. but we've not had witnesses in a while. and most of all, chris so, that the american people understand this, the biggest fault, or one of the biggest faults of this investigation is that it has been a take them at their word investigation. we have these witnesses come, in sit down for two or five or seven hours or even longer sometimes. we listen what they have to say. but then the majority, the chairman is unwilling to issue a single subpoena to go verify anything that any of these witnesses are saying. so whatever they tell us, this committee is basically unfortunately, the majority of them at least taking them at their word. >> the one exception to that is steve bannon there has been some back and forth. do you think you're going to get him there under oath? >> i hope so. i sense that ultimately we will. i think they beat him up more to be hon

seemed to dispense of those concerns in its decision to release the nunes memo, the republican memo unredactednow they seem concerned about the response. >> right. you know, it's so important to contemplate what this memo really represents. because the larger issue involved here is a national security issue. the fisa court is the place that the justice department and law enforcement goes when they're dealing with matters that is a significant risk to our national security. you know, the fbi and the intelligence community, they've done an amazing job since 9/11 of not letting the bad guys get through, whether that's terrorism or whether that's a challenge like the one the russians face to us with these sorts of spying operations. i have enough prosecutor dna in me that i don't want to see anything compromised, the integrity of that process. but like you say, once this has been politicized and part of this memo, sort of cherry-picked republican part of the information has been released, then there is a certain amount of need for at least some balanced information in a non-classified, non-damagin

sources and methods, etc., etc., there was absolutely no national security implications to a fully unredacted version of the memo. so there is quite a bit of political theater that goes into this and we also have to understand this memo was constructed as a rebuttal to that of the republicans. it was constructed specifically as a political document in order to have a rebuttal version to give context. but it is also interesting here that much of the context goes into the minutia of particular footnotes on whether the fisa application did disclose it was a political document or the f.b.i. disclosed that. >> jon: that one of the big questions here. the republican memo says the fisa judge or judges was not told that the dossier was politically motivated and paid for by the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee. now, it's our understanding that the democrats are going to say oh, but the judge could have read between the lines and he would have figured that out quite easily. >> right. we have no idea how long the fisa application is. it hasn't been released. as i understand it thes

it's going to be more challenging to release that unredacted because our sources and methods contained therein, there's a lot of footnotes, so it's going to require some reductions. i think the important thing is the facts that are contained in the g.o.p. memo put in the proper context vis-a-vis the democratic memo. >> you and i are both florida state football fans, a lot in common. at the same time, there are reports of defense agency that lost track of hundreds and millions of dollars, maybe more. a supreme court makes a decision that could impact the fall midterm elections. we will tell you more after the break. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> shannon: a sad note marking a weekend of celebration in the week of pro sports with the death of indianapolis colts player edwin jackson. allegedly behind the wheel, a illegal immigrant who has been deported twice, at least ve

standard, you're hiding something, just get it out there, get the fisa application out there, finish unredacting grassley referral letter that went out this week that has to do with christopher steele and some of the 302 forms, interviews that the fbi did with their sowrlses, let the american public see what really happened. paul: all right, let's turn to that grassley--ga ham letter, on the christopher steele dossier because there was pretty interesting information. >> as dan said all of this hinges on whether or not donald trump -- there's any evidence he colluded with russians. paul: right. >> the problem now increasingly is that entire case is falling apart in terms of the original evidence that was put forward which is, of course, this dossier paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc through an research firm and ultimately christopher steele and the grassley referral that was important this week it dismantled christopher steele's credibility, he was out talking to the press even though the fbi told him not to and undermining the fbi probe and potentially lied to the fbi about having don

second memo from senator chuck grassley and senator lindsey graham right now right here have been unredactedd stunning it offers more evidence more proof that the fbi lied to the first fisa court to get the warrant to spy on the trump campaign and it was the bulk, the biggest part of their application. now, we are going through this all very slowly tonight. that's our breaking news opening monologue. in my hands brand new at this hour bombshell revelations from the grassley memo. major parts fro

the memo must be releasedel unredacted, ideally tomorrow.ents, this is a congressional document, the people of america need to know.s then the rest can come later. but the memo has to be untouched and released. back to dan's point, one very important thing. an last night is a clear example that democrats love power. the speech last night was about loving america, like the president does, and it was illustrated for everybody to see. >> sean: we are going to have to run, think you both are bring with us. we are going to show you the low lights, how disgraceful the left's behavior was last night. you want to see this elsewhere in the media.he i can tell you that. that's straight ahead. ♪ running a business is not for the faint of heart. luckily, office depot® officemax® is here to take care of you. ♪ taking care of business with print services done right. on time. guaranteed! expert tech support. and this week all dell pcs are up to twenty five percent off! save even more when you purchase a dell monitor. and make sure you protect your investme

democratic memo, could house democrats have revealed sources and methods if their memo had been released unredacted? >> not having been directly in the loop to review it i can't say specifically but it won't through the appropriate process and makes the points that need to be made which completely discredits the republican effort to sabotage the fbi's work. it's clear what a political hatchet job the republicans were up to and i'm glad we got the facts out there. >> do you have any concerns, senator, about how the clinton campaign's financing and the democratic national committee's financing of the so-called dossier was represented to the foreign intelligence surveillance court? >> my understanding is the way it was presented, saying that, in fact, it was initially funded through a political organization is the way it's normally done. and that it's not appropriate to say what specific organization. i'll leave it to the experts but the experts say this was the appropriate professional way to conduct themselves. >> these memo feuds on the house side, i know you're in the senate, they're pretty intens

whatever is there is classified and we can get into -- >> sean: can i redo the unredacted part?> what i can tell you is this. we have an active investigation into the state department. that has been ongoing for a while now. as soon as we can get that information out, we will as the investigation unfolds. >> sean: i haven't been wrong yet, congressman, in all of thi this. how is it possible -- and this is my final question. look, i can keep you on the air for the full hour. how is it possible that this is happening in the united states of america? that all of this combined, you have russian information from apparently a known liar who has russian. sources, then it's paid for by one campaign, that's bad enough. that takes it up to another notch. so you have russian lies, propaganda paid for by one candidate. then that paid propaganda is used for a fisa court. the top people at the fbi and doj don't inform the court about the underlying dossier being bought and paid for by that other candidate for the very person they are trying to get a speech 24 memo on. >> it's what happens in b

standard, you're hiding something, just get it out there, get the fisa application out there, finish unredacting grassley referral letter that went out this week that has to do with christopher steele and some of the 302 forms, interviews that the fbi did with their sowrlses, let the american public see what really happened. paul: all right, let's turn to that grassley--ga ham letter, on the christopher steele dossier because there was pretty interesting information. >> as dan said all of this hinges on whether or not donald trump -- there's any evidence he colluded with russians. paul: right. >> the problem now increasingly is that entire case is falling apart in terms of the original evidence that was put forward which is, of course, this dossier paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc through an research firm and ultimately christopher steele and the grassley referral that was important this week it dismantled christopher steele's credibility, he was out talking to the press even though the fbi told him not to and undermining the fbi probe and potentially lied to the fbi about having don

two republicans last night issued an unredacted memo about the criminal referrals saying that christopher steele may have lied to the fbi about his contacts with the news media and saying they want a special counsel to look further into what christopher steele did, including lindsey graham who told me this earlier today. >> mr. steele was more of a political operative than a reliable informant. even though he was used in the past. in this case he had a political bias. he was being paid by the democratic national committee. and i think using his work product was a mistake. >> i have questions about some top level managers in those departments. carryovers from the previous administration. i have questions. i think they're legitimate questions. >> reporter: now, wolf, that last question coming from senator ron johnson who issued a report today about the clinton e-mail investigation raising concerns about how the fbi and the justice department investigated the clinton e-mail matter and he says that was an interim report and wants to go much further. a sign of where the republican focus is on

they sent us for criminal referral in january but what they asked the fbi do is to unredacted as muchle. prepared by different people and it does seem to lay out many of the same claims, almost exactly as in the house memo. >> it didn't get as much attention because a lot of people in the press had already pronounced the house memo a dud. it's all over. this was a separate investigation coming to this conclusion separately and certainly people in the house committee are frustrated today that this is not getting more attention because they do feel it's corroboration for their findings. on the dossier, one of the themes we have been seeing in recent months on the dossier is we are learning every day that knowledge of the dossier went up higher and further around in the obama administration that we previously knew. it went out higher in the fbi. higher in the justice department. recently, top obama state department official said she knew about the dossier in july which was really early. there'd only been one or two installments of it at that point. the idea of asking whether they were ta

parts of the reports are blacked out to hide people‘s identities but 0xfam says it has given an unredactedarity will meet later today. james landale, bbc news. a paedophile university lecturer who posed as a woman online to target more than a0 victims is to be sentenced today. 29—year—old matthew falder has admitted blackmailing women into sending him humiliating images of themselves. falder was caught in an international police operation, after three of his victims tried to kill themselves. phil mackie is at birmingham crown court. falder has been described by the national crime agency is one of the most dangerous and depraved offenders it has encountered. tell us offenders it has encountered. tell us about the background of this case and how he was caught. it is a truly sickening case, some of the offences that he committed or encouraged other people to commit over the yea rs other people to commit over the years a re other people to commit over the years are so other people to commit over the years are so depraved, so disgusting and disturbing, that really, i wouldn‘t want to go into th