contradiction surrounding the department's fisa abuses. earlier today, the president rightly blasting james comey, robert mueller and the doj and of course we will play you his remarks and reveal how abusively becaused and corrupt our two-tiered justice system has become. we have more pro trump tweets from kanye west. and bill cosby guilty, facing up to 30 years in prison. we'll have full reports tonight. breaking moments ago, we're monitoring the history in the making. the north korean dictator, kim jong-un, became the first leader of north korea to cross the border and step into south korea. we'll show you this historic tape. first, it's time for tonight's very important breaking news opening monologue. as we speak, the house of representatives is pouring through 49 brand new additional pages of newly uncovered text messages between peter strzok and lisa page. you might remember, these messages were a part of the six months of missing texts that somehow, well, were lost because of an alleged technical issue with the samsung phones. fox news can confirm that many of these unearthed t

regards to fisa abuse, how and why the hillary clinton email probe ended, and how and why the donald trump russia probe began. the concerns of the american public are serious. and the issues requiring an immediate, unbiased, independent and thorough investigation are broad. mr. speaker, the d.o.j. and f.b.i. cannot be expected to investigate themselves. i acknowledge with immense gratitude the nearly -- that nearly every single man and woman in the d.o.j. and f.b.i. conducts themselves daily with integrity, independence, patriotism, objecttivity and commitment to the rule of law. a special -- a special counsel is of the utmost importance to ensure that these historic, legendary and necessary agencies move forward more respected and effective than ever before. tonight i'm joined by my colleagues from across this country and will hear from each and every one of them. following these speakers i'll be going into greater detail on the many specifics on why the attorney general must immediately appoint a second special counsel to conduct a thorough and independent investigation of our sign

director just revealed a shocking new contradiction surrounding the departments fisa abuses. plus, earlier today, the president rightly blasting james comey, robert mueller, even the doj and of course, we will play you his remarks and reveal just how abusively biased and corrupt our two tier justice system has become. and we have more pro trump tweets from kanye west. hollywood elites, liberal america are unhinged over this. plus bill cosby, guilty, facing up to 30 years in prison after being found guilty of sexual assault. we have full reports coming up tonight. breaking just moments ago, we are monitoring the history in the making, the north korean dictator, kim jong un, the first leader of north korea to cross the border and step into south korea. we will show you this historic tape. first, it's time for tonight's very important breaking news opening monologue. ♪ as we speak, the house of representatives now pouring through 49 brand-new additional pages of newly uncovered text messages between peter strzok and lisa page. you might remember, these messages were a part of the s

that hillary clinton paid for the unverified dossier, which by the way he was used to get a fisa warrant to spy on an american. watch this. >> did you tell him that this bat dossier had been financed by his political opponents? >> no. i didn't use the term steele dossier. i just talked about additional material. figure did he have a right to know that? speaketh that it had been financed by his political opponents? it wasn't necessary for my goal, which was to alert him that we had this information. >> sean: george stephanopoulos, he's a journalist, right? why didn't he ask comey to respond to the information in the grassley-graham memo that the bulk of the fisa application to spy on a trump campaign associate consisted of the dossier that he didn't vet. he had a legal obligation and fbi protocol obligation to do. why didn't stephanopoulos ask if comey applied to a fisa court and federal judges on four's separate occasions by not revealing that the dossier was funded by hillary clinton and the dnc whose finances she controlled. why didn't he ask comey to respond to what is former

forgotten women. the inspector general investigating whether power was abused when the fisa court approved spying on the trump campaign. carter page joins me now in a fox exclusive. what is going on with you. everyone is talking about carter page. they opened up the surveillance because of you, and no one knows who you are. who is carter page? >> that's the beauty of it. that's how they were able to get so much taken care of because they had a blank slate. it's easier to paint a picture against me than a russian billionaire. jesse: they accused you of being some kind of moscow lover. but continue butt kisser and -- putin butt kisser. they say you are going to russia and talking to the powers that be. is that true? >> i have been doing deals in moscow for a decade and a half. jesse: trying to make money? >> i'm also a foreign policy scholar. i have written a lot about russia. i did my ph.d on central asia. jesse: so you know about the country and you are over there trying to make deals and giving speeches. and they open up surveillance on you because they think you are doing someth

used as the primary piece of information to obtain a fisa warrant on a trump campaign associate weeks before the election? why didn't you ask him, did he lie to the fisa court? did he withhold the sensitive nature that this document was in fact unverified, not corroborated? why was it ever presented to a fisa court? did you ever mention it, that trump's political opponent in an election year paid for this thing, full of russian lies? of course, we have an outside foreign entity putting it together, christopher steele. george, why didn't you ask comey to respond to his former deputy, andrew mccabe, who told the house intel committee, no surveillance warrant would have been sought were it not for the information in that dossier compiled by former british spy christopher steele and the dossier information was a central in acquiring warrants. remember, the grassley-graham memo which found out that the bulk of the fisa application consisted of this unverified, uncorroborated clinton bought and paid for russian lies. now, once again, without any evidence to back up his claims, comey a

the fisa warrant to spy on trump campaign associate carter page. also breaking, a new memo is now showing the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein in fact allowed robert mueller to go way beyond his mandate to investigate paul manafort. this includes using the phony clinton bought and paid for dossier to go after the former trump campaign chairman.in and also breaking, a brand-new poll showing 67% of you, the american people, want a special counsel to be appointed to investigate the severe fisa abuses against the trump campaign and 77% of americans see fake news for what it is. this, of course, after thehe attorney general jeff sessions appointed a utah prosecutor to do essentially a lot of the same things. we'll explain. special, plus, i have a message for the destroy trump media once again trying to twist and distort my words in their latest attempt to smear, slander, besmirch me. that is all happening in tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ . breaking tonight, moments ago, "the washington post" reported robert mueller has informed president trump's lawyers that the

, the one he had information about the president, was not central to their quest for a fisa warrant against people affiliated with the trump campaign. >> you called the dossier unverified, salacious. why did you usewo that task or surveillance for carter page? not only use it, but you lead with that, a bulk of that a fisa application deals with that dossier. why? >> that is not my recollection from a bret. i don't know that this a fisa application has been released. my recollection is that it was part of a broader mosaic of facts that were laid before the fisa judge to obtain a fisa warrant. >> there was a lot more than the dossier and a fisa application? >> my recollection is a was a significant amount of material about page. the dossier was part of that but was not all of it or a critical part of it. my recollection. >> tucker: i don't know that it's been -- hiding behind government secrecy once again. congressman trey gowdy represents south carolina in the house of representativesec and e joins us tonight. >> the two agents that were leading both the clinton and trump investigati

dossier to spy on the trump campaign and so they relied on it to obtain the fisa warrant anyway. kendall and harmony have more on the charges here. this is so controversial, this russia dossier. let's focus on the potential laws that may have been broken. kendall? >> i'm going to let harmony talk about the abuse of power. but certainly the question of making a submission using the most salacious frankly absurd information from political opposition research raises not only questions about misuse of power, but whether there's a fundamental falsification and that can implicate all the laws about false statement as well as obstruction of justice. so we don't know the details of what was in that submission. what we know, though, is that it was a submission to the fisa court for an intelligence -- >> with james comey's name on it. >> with james comey's name on it of the likes that no prosecutor that i know of would have ever signed off on a submission like that. >> it was done repeatedly. one of the statutes focuses on the rights of the person whose rights are being deprived then is section 24

unverified, salacious. why did you use that to the fisa court to ask for surveillance for carter page? not only use it but you led with it a bulk of that fisa application deals with that dossier. why? >> yeah. that's not my recollection. bret. and i don't know that the fisa application has been released. my recollection was it was part of a broader mosaic of facts that were laid before the fisa judge to obtain a fisa warrant. >> bret: it was a lot more than the dossier in the fisa application. >> my recollection was there was a significant amount of additional material about page and why there was probable cause to believe he was an agent of a foreign power. and the dossier was part of that but was not all of it or a critical part of it. my recollection -- >> bret: intel briefing at trump tower you briefed the president-elect on the sliver of the dossier, really the salacious part about the prostitutes in moscow and that allegation. >> correct. >> bret: didn't include anything broader than that, correct? >> correct. my mission this that private briefing was just to tell him about that

committee and damaged relationships with the fisa courts. is it's just a wreck. >> julie: james comey there slamming the house intelligence committee's russia investigation. after the report found no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. comey calling the report a political document. our political panel joins me. richard fowler and kevin mccullough from salem media. thank you for talking to us today. richard, are you surprised by comey's caddie comments? >> no, i'm not surprised by them whatsoever. >> julie: say that five times fast. >> i know. but on top of that, we have a larger problem. democrats and republicans can agree that the intelligence committee has been a wreck. trey gowdy, the chairman of the government oversight said it best. it's like an episode of "mean girls." >> julie: i love "mean girls." >> this is a bad investigation. the only investigation of figuring out what happened to the russians is the mueller investigation. we should give it enough time to run its course and figure out what the solutions are. >> julie: kevin, what is the point -- if you can expl

dossier. used to get and renew a fisa warrant against the trump campaign associates. this was authored by ex-foreign spy, foreign national christopher steele, working for fusion gps, hired by the law form at the request of the clinton campaign. according to reports, sid blumenthal shot the dossier around the state department and to the media. debbie wasserman schultz, part of the same family. she helped bring the primary for hillary clinton. according to donna brazile, and donna had some questions before a debate. last but not least you have the uranium one scandal. secretary of state clinton along with the attorney general eric holder, others in the obama administration, why would we sign off on giving away control of 20% of america's uranium to a hostile act like russia and a russian state owned company after the president of uranium one pumped the clinton foundation with millions of dollars. we import 90% of our uranium. the next, let's look at the mueller crime family. of course we are on day 329 of the mueller witch hunt and there is still zero evidence of collusion. imagine that. no

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saturday while the man sessions has hired to investigate possible fbi and doj manipulation of the fisa courts during the election we still need a special counsel. to judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. goodlatte is a smart guy. he is a sober guy, doesn't get involved in extraordinarily partisan battles but he think this is one prosecutor is not enough. that you need a special prosecutor outside of the justice department in order to get the job done. what do you think, judge? >> remember the special prosecutor, the person we call the special prosecutor must come from outside of justice department but all his or her tools come from inside of the justice department. when jeff sessions said john huber is my guy, he meant one of two things, either that mr. huber will move to washington, d.c., where he will be assigned a half dozen federal prosecutors. david: he is now in utah, isn't he. >> right. and a dozen or two fbi agents and convene a grand jury and present evidence to the grand jury and get subpoenas to the grand jury or do it remotely from utah. if he does it i

a fisa court, they don't tell the fisa court judge that an opposition party candidate gave it to them, that is -- we lose our country in my view, professor, if that happeno again. it's that dangerous. >> i agree. i think failing to give the fisa court all the negative information so it could evaluate the credibility and lack of credibility of that request for a warrant was a serious, serious flaw. when you list the statutes, you make my point, under a federal criminal law, almost anybody can be charged with anything if you look hard enough. on the area of perjury, remembeh scooter libby.f i believe he told the truth. somebody else told a different truth. they prosecuted him for perjury. that happens more often than anybody thinks. you have to be very worried about expanding the criminal lao and targeting people based on this accordion-like criminal law that every civil libertarian should be concerned about. o >> sean: well said, professor. by the way, you are always welcome, even if you want to yell at me. >> i will when i think you deserve it. >> sean: oh, i know. i am very well

, comey said that it was not central to their quest for a fisa warrant with people affiliated with the trump campaign. speak what you called the dossier unverified, salacious. why would you use that for carter page? you lead with it. why? >> that's not my recollection. i don't know the fisa application -- it was part of a broader fact that was laid before the judge. >> there was more than the dossier? >> my recollection is that there was a significant amount about the page and there is probable cause to believe that he was part of it. >> tucker: i don't know it's hiding behind government secrecy again. trey gowdy represents south carolina. he joins us tonight. mr. chairman, thanks for coming on. what did you learn from it? >> a couple of things. page and strzok he would have fired immediately. those investigations should have been canned. director comey's recollection is flawed. he needs to get his orders to go back and look at the transcript. we did not miss here, maybe he misspoke, but that's in the transcript. the double standard that he's had for the last couple of weeks still exis

dossier used to acquire the fisa warrant against the trump campaign associates. they lied to the fisa judges. remember they never disclosed to paid for this. make no mistake. this was campaign opposition research bought and paid for by clinton, her campaign, funneled through the law firm, put together by a foreign agent based on russian and russian government lies and used as evidence to get a warrant during a political campaign against an opposition party all the while comey and his cohorts, they never disclosed the true nature of this document, and they lied to the fisa court judge. that is a crime which brings us to our next top story. the democrats laughable lawsuit against the trump campaign, wikileaks, and russia. we know this court filed conspiracy theory. it's nothing. please understand. it's a desperate publicity stunt. breaking tonight, then dnc's brand-new lawsuit revealing what is almost an unbelievable double standard. we told you about the anti-trump dossier. they presented it to the fisa court to get the warrant. nearly every night we have talked about it. the doss

the highest levels were engaged in miss conduct to the fisa abuse, with regards to how and why the hillary clinton probe ended, how and why the trump probe began and it's going to -- it has been going to make more of the justice department and the fbi look bad as more information comes to light. what is so important to note, almost all of the fbi and doj have amazing best of the best americans. they do it for the right reasons and they do an amazing job. they do it because they love our country and they're exceptional at it. these are historic important legendary agencies that have good work to do in the future. in order to move forward with this mission, there needs to be more accountability and transparency. these documents need to be provided. >> and it already looks bad. you're looking for 1.2 million with a 300,000 with a you out to be thankful you're getting this much. you mentioned fisa. today, carter page, the fisa argument has been around him. was it okay that he was spied on looking for anything let alone collusion, and he says yeah, i want my fisa application out there.

hoover, to look into allegations of fisa abuse at the fbi. is the washington outsider the right man for the job? plus the attorney general's decision not to appoint a special counsel like mr. robert mueller seen here, sparking a backlash among some conservatives. so, what happens next? arthel: attorney general jeff sessions facing a conservative backlash after declining to appoint a second special counsel to investigate claims of fbi fisa abuse. instead mr. sessions appointing a u.s. attorney to handle the case. some republican lawmakers today defending the attorney general's decision. >> good first start. this prosecutor will somewhere subpoena power, can file charges, can do everything that needs to be done. the problem with a special prosecutor is, as we're seeing with bob mueller, they tend to go off of the rails and start chasing things and having an unlimited degree of scope. i think this is a good first start. jeff sessions consist always go back and appoint a special prosecutor. but once you cross the line, you can't uncross it. this is the right move. arthel: and live from

happened in that hotel room. that was the crux of the fisa warrant application to surveil the trump campaign. if you don't know if it's true or not, you are not supposed to offer it to the judge. he's not a smart man. >> they led with that in front of the fisa court. they didn't tell him who paid for it, and second in the subsequent renewal to that fisa application based on the dossier, they didn't tell him the author of the dossier. his relationship with the dossier was terminated. >> the central source or witness to this thing had already leaked and lied to the fbi by the and they kept using him as a credible source to the judge. jesse: next time come on "watters world," i expect the sleeves to be rolled up. jesse: james comey's tell-all book revealing it's not a tell-all at all, but rather an airing of grievances. this guy lavishing praise on loretta lynch and lavishing praise on barack obama and lavishing praise on his chief of staff. he destroyed his credibility. he obviously has an ax to grind and he's completely biased against the president. i think he discredits himself more

. information about a fisa warrant to surveil a trump foreign policy adviser, the e.c., the electronic communication from 2016, which was a term i didn't know before this week, but that was the document that officially launched the russia investigation, and also now these memos, even though they're part of an ongoing investigation. what do you think of the kind of demands republican members of congress have been making to see these documents internal to this investigation? does it worry you this kind of stuff is being exposed for the first time? >> i don't know enough about what the considerations are inside the department to know whether i should be worried. i assume there's a robust back and forth and they're protecting the prerogatives of the special counsel and the fbi but i don't know enough from the outside to say. >> in terms of the carter page fisa warrant, it used to be even the existence of a fisa warrant or existence of the fisa court was something that public officials didn't even want to acknowledge. but now we know that you and many other officials are among th

affirmed it four times every time it went to the fisa court and he says he doesn't know from whence it came. he won't admit like his deputy did that it was a main piece of the request for the fisa warrant. he said it was part of a mosaic. i want to talk for a moment about the president. and there is a sound i want to you hear. take a listen. president trump: you watch comey, and you watch the way he lies. then he's got the memos. i wonder when he wrote the memos. and he puts them up. watch the way he lies. it's the most of incredible thing. do you remember john lovetz, the liar? comey is a liar and a leaker. judge jeanine: remember the guy from "saturday night live," and it was called "the liar." >> it was a terrific segment. this is the president in his element. tone is important. this is what a lot of trump critics on the left and right, republicans and democrats miss. the base has been longing for years about somebody who punches back. george w. tbhusht early part of this century took the high road. democrats trashed him. you had democratic senators come bearing he was doing in trie

things that happened turned out i did the right thing. he signed -- he also signed the fisa. so rod rosenstein who is in charge of this signed a fisa warrant. and he also signed a letter that was essentially fire james comey. he was right about that. he was absolutely right. so we will see what happens. i think it's disgraceful and so does a lot of people. this is a pure and simple witch-hunt. thank you very much. thank you. >> will rod rosenstein keep his job? >> thank you. >> will rod rosenstein keep his job? >> thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks, everyone. >> more clarity on who was responsible? >> thank you. thanks, everyone. thank you. >> we are getting clarity on that. who was responsible forrest weapons attack. we are getting very good clarity, actually. we have some pretty good answers. >> thanks, everyone. >> what are your options? >> thank you. >> we have a lot of options militarily and we will be letting you know. >> thanks, everyone. thank you all. >> probably after the fact. >> thank you. >> can you stop lying? can you stop lying? >> thank yo

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? not a chance. no investigation. any raids, any arrests, after the massive fisa abuse allegations were exposed? not a single chance. were there any raids, any arrests after hillary clinton? we know she obstructed justice. we know she deleted 33,000 emails. we know she deleted all of them and used the acid wash as the president was talking about, bleach bit, and then had the devices busted up hammers, anybody do anything there? not a chance. everything we have been telling you about this two-tiered justice system. we don't have equal justice under the law. it should be in the minds of every american citizen tonight. robert mueller is so far beyond his mandate, this is now spiraling out of control. everything that we have warned you about is now coming to fruition. and mueller has ostensibly tonight declared war against the president of the united states. clearly his objective is to remove him from office. i have told you have and i have told anyone who will listen. mueller's team is corrupt starting with him and it has been from the beginning. now show us the evidence of collusion or th

affirmed it four times every time it went to the fisa court and he says he doesn't know from whence it came. he won't admit like his deputy did that it was a main piece of the request for the fisa warrant. he said it was part of a mosaic. i want to talk for a moment about the president. and there is a sound i want to you hear. take a listen. president trump: you watch comey, and you watch the way he lies. then he's got the memos. i wonder when he wrote the memos. and he puts them up. watch the way he lies. it's the most of incredible thing. do you remember john lovetz, the liar? comey is a liar and a leaker. judge jeanine: remember the guy from "saturday night live," and it was called "the liar." >> it was a terrific segment. this is the president in his element. tone is important. this is what a lot of trump critics on the left and right, republicans and democrats miss. the base has been longing for years about somebody who punches back. george w. tbhusht early part of this century took the high road. democrats trashed him. you had democratic senators come bearing he was doing in trie

running these agencies, not on his behalf, but at his request. and it seems to me that the fisa process, i think some of the questions were about the fisa process. a former very senior justice department official said, you know what, someone should call his boss and say, fine, we'll investigate the fisa process. the fisa court is the most incorruptible part of the justice department and carter page was such a shady bleep, bleep, bleep. if someone wants to see -- reauthorizing a fisa warrant every 90 days, bring it on. >> i'll just say two things about this. the first is it really bears remembering. most people remember this, but it bears making you recall. hillary clinton was under investigation. the investigation went on for a long time. it was the biggest political albatross around her neck the entirety of her campaign. it made her campaign against bernie sanders harder, it made her campaign against donald trump harder, in the final days when it became clear the investigation was being reopened because jim comey did something unprecedented, it cost her the election. the notion

dossier unverified, salacious. why did you use that to the fisa court to ask for surveillance for carter page? not only use it, but you led with it. a bulk of that fisa application deals with that dossier. why? >> yeah, that's not my recollection, bret. and i don't know that the fisa application has been released. my recollection was it was part of a broader mosaic of facts that were laid before the fisa judge to obtain a fisa warrant. >> bret: there was a lot more than the dossier in the fisa application. >> my recollection was there was a significant amount of additional material about page and why there was probable cause to believe he was an agent of a foreign power and thes to yea was part of that. but was not all of it or a critical part of it to my recollection. >> the disgraced former director is also under fire for saying the dirty dossier did not play a significant role in the fisa warrant of the trump campaign associate. even though two congressional memos blatantly dispute this. take a look. >> when did you learn that the dnc and hillary clinton campaign had funded chr

document and more importantly in those renewals and the fisa court, they didn't tell the court that the author of the document, christopher steele, had his relationship terminated with the fbi because he went and linked to the press. >> laura: according to what you've seen, it looks like actually strzok wrote it or significantly contributed. people understand, we are talking about the two-page document that was the basis for beginning the surveillance. >> the two-page document that nunes and trey gowdy launched it. i think it is associated with papadopoulos. >> laura: strzok wrote the document or significantly directed the writing of it. >> his deputy had a counterintelligence -- involved in that. >> laura: and writing about insurance policies and so forth. >> also likely had a big influence on the dossier even though he may not have signed it, he had big influence. >> laura: what is the time frame? throwing around words like impeachment, resignation firing. >> it should all be on the table. if they're not going to improve, we have been asking this information for five months. we do

federal prosecutor to oversee release of fbi documents about clinton e-mail probe and fisa court abuses, 5 months after house judiciary committee, and house oversight committee demanded access to 1.2 million documents, they have received approximately 7,000 to date. half of which were delivered today. our top story, outraged the word of the day. mounting evidence of a corrupt justice department leadership. an fbi that is been out of control for years. and president trump tonight just voicing his outrage over the latest development in mueller witch-hunt. >> a disgrace. if is say real dis grace, an attack on our country, in a true sense, an attack on when about what we stand for. i saw this i heard it, like you did. i said that is really now in a whole new level of unfairness. >> we're wenting an orchestrated assault on president of united states, a justice department and fbi that are ignoring oversight, the constitutional oversight role of congress. the department of justice hiring u.s. attorneys toes tes to looko clinton e-mail scandal, including fisa court surveillance abuses, these u.

salacious. i don't know if that happened in that hotel room. that was the crux of the fisa warrant application to surveil the trump campaign. if you don't know if it's true or not, you are not supposed to offer it to the judge. he's not a smart man. >> they led with that in front of the fisa court. they didn't tell him who paid for it, and second in the subsequent renewal to that fisa application based on the dossier, they didn't tell him the author of the dossier. his relationship with the dossier was terminated. >> the central source or witness to this thing had already leaked and lied to the fbi by the and they kept using him as a credible source to the judge. jesse: next time come on "watters world," i expect the sleeves to be rolled up. 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. depend silhouette briefs. feature a comfortable sleek fit. as

credibility. judge jeanine: he affirmed it four times every time it went to the fisa court and he says he doesn't know from whence it came. he won't admit like his deputy did that it was a main piece of the request for the fisa warrant. he said it was part of a mosaic. i want to talk for a moment about the president. and there is a sound i want to you hear. take a listen. president trump: you watch comey, and you watch the way he lies. then he's got the memos. i wonder when he wrote the memos. and he puts them up. watch the way he lies. it's the most of incredible thing. do you remember john lovetz, the liar? comey is a liar and a leaker. judge jeanine: remember the guy from "saturday night live," and it was called "the liar." >> it was a terrific segment. this is the president in his element. tone is important. this is what a lot of trump critics on the left and right, republicans and democrats miss. the base has been longing for years about somebody who punches back. george w. tbhusht early part of this century took the high road. democrats trashed him. you had democratic senators come

don't know if that happened in that hotel room. that was the crux of the fisa warrant application to surveil the trump campaign. if you don't know if it's true or not, you are not supposed to offer it to the judge. he's not a smart man. >> they led with that in front of the fisa court. they didn't tell him who paid for it, and second in the subsequent renewal to that fisa application based on the dossier, they didn't tell him the author of the dossier. his relationship with the dossier was terminated. >> the central source or witness to this thing had already leaked and lied to the fbi by the and they kept using him as a credible source to the judge. jesse: next time come on "watters world," i expect the sleeves to be rolled up. ♪ piano music >> vo: they share one planter. and last season, it was a flowering disaster. this year, they're not messing around. miracle-gro guarantees results with rich potting mix that uses ingredients fresh from the forest... and plant food that adds vital nutrition so you'll have three times the blooms. they bask in their success. miracle-gro. three