the trump administration expected to appeal. >>> we're back now with attorneys victoria toensing, jo va. you have something, victoria, you wanted to add very quickly. >> another important point of bill barr's interview. he said today i have more questions than before i became attorney general. now what does that say about the fbi director. why couldn't he walk into bill barr's office and answer every question he had. lou: christopher wray is making it clear who he is and who he is for, which is unfortunate both for the country and for him. very quickly, the judge ruling -- i'm going to skip around very quickly if i may, joe, here. a federal judge ruling, you know, that the president has to -- his banks have to comply with a congressional subpoena that's politically motivated and directed. this is, to me, outrageous. >> well this is pretty slip shod judicial work. i think it is very important that the notion of a valid legislative purpose, which is the supreme court standard for these subpoenaed documents be available. what's going on here, when you look at all of the s subpoenas issue

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lou: joining us tonight to examine much of all of this victoria toensing, former deputy attorney general the criminal division of the justice department, attorney joe da digenova. folks great to see you. and let's start with the most recent reporting, john solomon in "the hill" giving us a date certain that the special counsel knew that there were problems with the so-called trump dossier, the fraudulent dossier. and then we have sort of the suspicious sealing of that document just a couple of weeks ago by kris me christopher wraye fbi. your reaction to both. >> hey, lou. that was retroactive classify classification which is so rare. in other words when everything was hit the fan, all of the sudden the fbi decided they were going to hide this memo. this is why the memo was important pipt was written by a deputy assistant secretary. she said -- wrote to the fbi what her meeting was with christopher steele. and believe me, it was not good. she evaluated him immediately and said that he was political and untrust worthy. and we can name all of the different things she spelled out for him, in

attorneys victoria toensing and jo digenova join me right after these quick messages. stay with us.: president trump today telling reporters he will allow attorney general william barr to decide whether special counsel robert mueller appears before congress. president trump then highlighted some of mueller's conflicts of interest. >> and bob mueller is no friend of mine. i had conflicts with him. we had a busies peut. businesbusiness dispute.they wt friends, james comey, maybe not. you see hundreds of pictures of him and comey. and with all of that and other things, he wanted the fbi job. i don't know if anybody knows that. he was considered for the fbi job, wanted it. and a day after he didn't get it he became the special counsel. that's a conflict. lou: joining us tonight to examine much of all of this victoria toensing, former deputy attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department, attorney joe da digenova. folks great to see you. and let's start with the most recent reporting, john solomon in "the hill" giving us a date certain that the special counsel knew

and we learned tonight from joe digenova and victoria toensing that the i.g.e of christopher wray, the fbi director. there is still much work to be done in cleaning up the fbi and the department of justice. it is rancid, rancid with political corruption still. >> lou, when are the american people going to say enough is enough? when is the president going to instruct attorney general barr to clean house, to take care of the bad apples? lou, you and i both know bruce ohr is still employed at the department of justice. this is the individual whose wife nellie ohr was part of fusion gps, who walked the information over to either andy mccabe or james comey, the fake dossier. these people still work in the government. we need attorney general barr and mr. horowitz to finish the i.g. investigation and to bring the criminal referrals. there's a criminal referral already pending against former deputy director andy mccabe. let's get strzok and page, james baker, andy mccabe and all the others. let's get this criminal referral done, let's get the i.g. report done so thos

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victoria toensing who has been our your show a million times -- >> a,. steve, him. couple things. the extent of the counterintelligence investigation into the trump campaign and the trump presidency is extraordinary. i want to know very much the four corners of that, of that operation. how deeply did they penetrate? how you know, aggressively were they spying? how many different agents, how many different informants? here is where i think the story will go from here. there is now reporting that robert mueller, the special counsel, knew a year ago, a year ago that there was no collusion with the russians. he knew a year ago, there was no collusion with the russians. did he tell the president of the united states that they had found no collusion? did anyone say, hey, by the way, mr. president, you're in the clear? no. for a year they let the president of the united states dangle, worried that the intelligence apparatus of the united states government, the department of justice was probing every aspect of his presidency. so i mean, were they looking for president trump