it will be an opportunity to put weissmann on the witness stand, along with a lot of other fbi and astrzok and everybody else, laid out how the fbi had a policy of working with the media to leak information, and these people in the bureau lied about it, but they eventually had to admit that it was false. it is destroying the bureau, and it is destroying the department of justice, and chris wray and rod rosenstein will do nothing about it. they are so interested in. detecting the institution that they are willing to overlook this. it is disgraceful. >> when rod rosenstein says that he feels like it is extortion, the oversight from the congressional committee, that is a frightening thing. >> lou: i don't know about you, but i find myself less and less concerned about how rod rosenstein feels on any given day. the mueller probe, it seems to me, may be dead if, and this is an extension, if the trump attorneys are right, demanding that before there is any further instruction, that they demonstrate some sort of evidence that there was collusion. at some reason to have a further discussion.

like -- like weissmann. this has to stop. lou: where are the president's attorneys? aren't they raising hell over this stuff? why with anyone who knows information from grand jury is being sent through a conduit to the national left-wing media, that's a violation of law. >> absolutely. manafort's attorneys asked for a hearing. i think the judge is going to grant it. i think there will be a hearing. it will be an opportunity to put weissmann on the witness stand along with other fbi and doj employees. the i.g. report about strzok and everybody else laid out cold how the fbi had a policy of working with the media to leak information. and these people in the bureau lied about it to the i.g. but they eventually had to admit it's occurring it's destroying the bureau and destroying the department of justice. and chris wray and rod rosenstein will do nothing by the. they are so interested in protecting the institution they are willing to look the other way. >> when rod rosenstein says he feels like it's extortion with it's oversight -- lou: i find myself less and less conce

i think there will be a student for a hearing and put weissmann on the witness stand.ember the ig report about strzok and everybody else laid out cold how the fbi had a poliy of working with the media to lek information and the people in te bureau lied about it to the ig but they had to eventually admit. it's destroying the bureau and want department of justice. they're so interested in protecting the institution that they're willing to overlook. >> when rod rosenstein says he feels like it's extortion when it's oversight from the congressional committee -- >> i don't know about you, but i find myself less and less concerned about how rod rosenstein feels. >> lou: it seems to me it may be dead if, and this is an extension, if the trump attornes are right, demanding before there's any further discussion with the special counsel that they demonstrate some sort of evidence that there was collusion, some reason to have a further discussion. >> there's no doubt the presidet of the united states enjoys a special status under the law and in order to interview him go any reaso

robert mueller, maybe you want to get your pit bull andrew weissmann on this.illary clinton, the dnc and the paid for russian lies to rig an election, i lied to the american people. using that process, i line to the judges on the bulk of the information, the judges are fed so you can't spy on another candidate instead, but it's full of russian lies. y so maybe you will have more time on your hands and go after, if i may come these lies that were bought and paid for by hillary, to russia. all designed to propagandize the american people. let me put it another way. lied to the american people. mr. mueller, do your job tonight, if you care about truth, if you care about justice, if you care about the system of justice in this country being abused at this high of a level. if you care that somebody actually paid for russian lies to misinform the american people and that information was spread by some of the highest levels of our government. how do you justify russian lies being used to get awards on an american citizen?ic it was never verified and never cooperated.

robert mueller, you might want to get your pit bull, andrew weissmann, on this.illary clinton, the dnc and the paid for russian lies to reagan election and lied to the american people, all done at the highest levels of our governmen government. lying to judges, and the bulk of the information judges are fed so they can spy on the opposition party candidate associate is full of russian lies. so maybe you will have a little more time on your hands and go after, if i may, these lies that were bought and paid for by hillary, to russia. all designed to propagandize the american people. if you care about truths, and justice in the system of justice in this country being abused at this high level, if you care that somebody actually paid for russian lies to misinform the american people, that information was spread by some of the highest levels of our government. how do you justify a just and dumb like russian lies being used to get a warrant on an american citizen? it was never verified, it was never corroborated. it was never even looked at. it was propagated. these ju

. >> just like andrew weissmann lost tens of thousands of americans their jobs or innocent people sento jail for a year over time fifth circuit and getting excoriated by a judge for withholding exculpatory evidence. he is on team mueller, no team in america is ever going to be fair. so was hillary's investigation rigged it so the favorite candidates investigation rigged, and was this a specific attempt to basically steal an election, pretty much? the smelly people, don't let them win. >> we always thought the investigation was rigged, and we know it was rigged, the same people who were in the russian investigation started the russian investigation based on his dossier. this was such a key element to getting the secret warrant to spy on the carter page's associated trump campaign, so it looks flawed from the get-go in the investigation as well, sean. >> sean: congressman, thanks for being with us. i will tell you this, if these people get away with this, we have lost it. no justice under the law, equal application of the law and our constitution is basically shredded. it's a two-tier ju

you know with the prosecutor not case question mike andrew weissmann. the right-hand man of mueller. it's a culture here. it shouldn't be a right or left issue. that is what is disappointing here. the american people should demand transparency. there is not an investigation where source my real national security consequence if we expose this. listen, the presiding judge, they told congress that should asked the justice department for the documents. i think the judge also should exercise that, given the wrong doing. the misleading. there is so much here. i'm going to you congressman. >> judge jeanine: we have two seconds left. it goes down to a prosecutor. with all due respect. i don't need to hear about this in an open session. i don't need to read all these emails. i need a real prosecutor to get in there and find out what the truth is. whether or not everything they said and did, which indicates a negative intent is acted upon. rosenstein will not do it. jeff sessions will not do it. is there justice? >> i don't think there will be if jeff sessions re

andrew weissmann, who was excoriated for withholding -- >> having been a longtime prosecutor in the justicetment, andrew weissman would be regarded by many defense lawyers and prosecutors as disgraced -- he said cases were reversed he's been excoriated -- it might sound like a strange thing but he is withheld exculpatory evidence. you know what that mean? 's got evidence that i am evidence that i am innocent ande keeps it. he sends me to jail. >> sean: four merrill executives went to jail for a year. >> a nightmare. when i first -- we have a lot of guilty people to prosecute. you don't prosecute an innocent one. when it's close to the line -- >> sean:d give them a benefit of the doubt. >> my friend sylvia used to say, you know something, if you let theme, go, can't be a problem, they'll be back again. [laughter] >> sean: probably true. how does jeanie ray work for the clinton foundation? >> hearted the guy who gave 36 w did the guy who was crying at hillary's -- because he's -- i will give him the benefit of the doubt. he is so arrogant he doesn't care about appearances. all of us have to -

>> sean: of course, paid full andrew weissmann, was a pretty atrocious record. >> president trump: it'swhat is happeningau to our country. we've never done while in so many ways including economically. when you see this thing going on -- i will tell you, it's driven a wedge between us and russia and maybe we've just knocked down that wedge -- but president putin seven, one of the early things he said when we started, he said it's really a shame, we could do so much good,e whether it is humanitarian aid throughout the middle east, syria, the safety of nuclear, which is ultimately -- nothing bigger, nothing more important. and they drove a phony wedge, just a phony witch hunt, rigged deal with guys like peter strzok and comey and mccabe. >> sean:. strzok, paige. >> president trump: the whole group. you can imagine who else. it is a real shame. >> sean: there was russia interference. hillary paid through a law firm, and investigative group, fusion gps, they hired a foreign national that put together a russian dossier that was used to lie about you, which, by the way, putin confirmed that h

the documents thereafter, including andrew weissmann's emails, now the from strzok, let's see what the people who we know who has an agenda, let'set see what their email said. he is after the fisa applications. documents are power. this is a vitally important source. we need transparency. the american people should all demand them. congress is doing a great service to the greatest degree, they demand these documents and answers from peter strzok. don't stop with peter strzok here. the risk is to make peterer strk the bad guy so he is a bad apple. it is a culture that he represents. no one told him to stop doing this at the justice department when he was doing it. it is a culture. >> jason: good point. kayleigh, the president took th> spotlight of the country to great falls, montana.s he is now traveling back in the country where he will announce the supreme court pick at 9:00 p.m. on monday night. peter strzok hearing happening on tuesday. we see people climbing the statue of liberty. talking about the resistance movement.hi you been watching this up close and personal. contrast what i

andrew weissmann. the right-hand band of mueller. as a culture here. the american -- it should not be left to right issue. the american people, that is what it is disappointing, the american people should demand transparency. there is not an investigation which a source would be busted here, a real national security consequences r if we expose this information. listen, the presiding judge of the fisa court, judge collier, told congress that they should ask the justice department for the fisa application documents. now i think the judge also should exercise her supervisory capacity, given the t wrongdoing we know with those applications. being misleading of the omissions. >> judge jeanine: i will tell you what it comes down to. i will go to you, congressman. two seconds left really comes down to a prosecutor. i don't need to hear about, with all due respect you, congressman, i don't need to hear about this in an open session. i don't needse toss read all the emails, i need a real prosecutor to get in there and find out what the truth is and whether or n