, justice department inspector general michael horowitz on the investigation. than president trump makes remarks at the situation on the u.s. southern border of children being taken into custody separated from their parents. after that, homeland security secretary christian nielsen -- kristen talks about the situation on the border. the justice department inspector general michael horowitz testified on a report documenting how the justice department and fbi handled investigations of the 2016 elections. than threeg is more hours. >> welcome, everybody. today, the committee will examine the justice department inspector general report on decisions regarding the 2016 presidential election. this is only part one. part one's focus is on the clinton email investigation. the trump-russia investigation and surveillance controversies involved many of the same players around the same time frame, but that report will come later. i want to thank mr. horowitz for being here today to speak on these very important topics. i also want to thank director wray for moving his schedule around so that he

. senator feinstein? sen. feinstein: thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. horowitz,general thank you for the hard work you and your staff have done. this is a very big report. i think the largest i've seen in at least two decades. we look forward to hearing from you and from director ray -- wray. after an 18 month investigation that included review of more than 1.2 million documents and interviews with more than 100 witnesses, the inspector general found no evidence of political bias in the fbi's investigation of secretary clinton or in the decision not to pursue criminal charges. as the report says, the ig "did not find documentary or testimonial evidence of political bias. the ig also found no evidence that the conclusions by the prosecutors were affected by bias or improper considerations. the ig also found no evidence that the conclusions of the rather that we determined they were based on the prosecutors' assessment of the fact, the law, the practice." the inspector general also concluded that director comey violated department of justice policies when he spoke

. >> this past week the justice department inspector general michael horowitz was on capitol hill to outline his report on the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton email investigation during the 2016 presidential election. he and fbi director christopher wray testified to the senate judiciary committee for just over three hours. >> welcome, everybody. today, the committee will examine the justice department inspector general report on decisions regarding the 2016 presidential election. this is only part one. part one's focus is on the clinton email investigation. the trump-russia investigation and surveillance controversies involved many of the same players around the same time frame, but that report will come later. i want to thank mr. horowitz for being here today to speak on these very important topics. i also want to thank director wray for moving his schedule around so that he could be with us today. the committee has yet to receive the two nonpublic sections of the report. one is classified. the other is described as "law enforcement sensitive." i would appreciate, if both of

to thank mr. horowitz for being here today to speak on these very important topics. i also want to thank director wray for moving his schedule around so that he could be with us today. the committee has yet to receive the two nonpublic sections of the report. one is classified. the other is described as "law enforcement sensitive." i would appreciate, if both of the witnesses here today, would work to ensure the committee receives these as soon as possible. former fbi director comey and former deputy director mckay did -- mccabe. mr. mccabe's lawyer wrote his client would rely on his fifth amendment right on self-incrimination to avoid answering any questions here today. mr. comey's attorney tells us he is out of the country, although i saw he was in iowa over the weekend. [laughter] his twitter feed, he seems to be having a wonderful time. time that heecond was fired that mr. comey refused an invitation to testify here voluntarily. he has time for book tours and television interviews, but apparently has no time to assist this committee, which has primary jurisdiction over the just

horowitz's opening statements. mr. horowitz: thank you mr. chairman, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today. page00 plus report provides a thorough and comprehensive and objective facts of the fbi handling of the clinton email in the station. it was the product of 17 months of the team that reviewed well over 1.2 million documents and interviewed more than 100 witnesses. many on multiple locations. the review team followed evidence and we identify the inappropriate messages discussed in the report. oig's painstaking forensic examinations uncovered thousands of text messages that otherwise would have been lost or undisclosed. as the guilt in the report, we found the inappropriate messages we uncovered cast a cloud over the investigation and brought doubt to the credibility of the fbi's handling of it and impacted the reputation of the fbi. we found the implication that senior fbi employees would be willing to take official action to impact the electoral prospect of a candidate, we found that deeply troubling and at -- and identical to the fbi and justice depa

department inspector general michael horowitz made his second appearance on capitol hill today to talk about the ig's report on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. he answered questions from the house oversight and judiciary committees on how the fbi and justice department handled the case. we're going to show you now the chairs and ranking members as they start off the q&a. >> mr. horowitz, does peter strzok like the president? >> i can only speak so what his text messages say, and they're obviously not positive comments about the president. >> february, march of 2016 peter strzok said trump's abysmal, he's an idiot, he's a bleeping idiot, hillary should win 1-00. >> his text messages would leave that. >> trump ran on a dilly basis is that accurate. >> that's correct. >> peter strzok was the lead investigator on the russian investigation, is that true. >> that's my understanding for the time period he was on it. >> so the guy ran the clinton investigation, he runs the russia investigation, he hates the president but your report says while his bias cast a cloud, it didn't impact

this will be your only warning. welcome, inspector general horowitz. >> mr. chairman, before we hear from the inspector general, i feel something to say something that is a more immediate priority. we have all see the pictures of immigrant children ripped apart from their parents at the border. these children are not animals. >> order. >> they are children who have been forcibly removed from their parents in our name. every day they are separated from their parents is a day we do harm to their health and well-being. the united states should be better than this. we should not put children in cages. the minute this hearing adjourns, sooner if we can -- >> mr. chairman, regular order. the gentleman from virginia has requested regular order. so with that, we will welcome you, mr. horowitz for what i think is a hearing on your inspector general report. we will be in recess until the capital police restore order. >>> this meeting will come to order. inspector general horowitz horowitz, just for your knowledge of the chairs and ranking members will be opening statements and then you will in

. report, horowitz on the left and the fbi director on the right. i'm harris. stay tuned. >> dana: fox's alert. we're moments from hearing from inspector general michael horowitz and chris wray. they're set to testify before the senate judiciary committee. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." horowitz and wray will be taking questions publicly for the first time since the release of the reporting into the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton e-mails. critics from both sides lashing out at the white house policy that is separating families at the border. the president earlier today placing the blame on democrats. >> we cannot get them even to the negotiating table. i said very strongly, it's the democrats' fault. they're obstructionists. they are obstructing. the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. >> dana: i'm joined by california republican, jeff denham in california. let me ask you about this hearing about to take place as a judiciary committee on the senate side, this is the first time the inspector ge

are a number of things i probably would have done differently. >> mr. horowitz, want to take a stab at that? >> i'm certainly not going to comment whether there is an open orion going investigation wayne or t -- ongoing. >> we have known each other a long time. i assume that's the answer you'd give, but here we know about mr. struck's private life and we know about his text messages but we know nothing about the leaks from fbi personnel who are actively taking steps to sway the election to mr. trump. you did not include an investigation of those leaks in your report, is that correct? >> that's correct, for the reasons we noted, that we're not able to speak to work we might have ongoing. >> i would hope that the investigation is ongoing and at some point you report to us because it was -- it was generally known around here that leaks were going to them during the campaign. in fact, mr. giuliani basically said so on tv. now the president says that this report totally exonerates him and says there's no collusion with the russians. now, inspector general horowitz, did your report even c

-- >> we'll take you back live to the hearing room. the inspector general, michael horowitz, has returned. the hearing began at 10:00 this morning and took a break about 40 minutes ago or so, and they'll resume here momentarily. a reminder, we'll re-air the entire hearing coming up tonight at 10:00 eastern over on c-span2. >>> committee will come to order. the gentleman lady, ms. watson coleman is recognized for five minutes of questions. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and good afternoon to you, mr. horowitz. thank you for your testimony. thank you for the work you've done. thank you for the investigation you've overseen here today and thank you for the report that you've made. i'm very struck by the report that you made. 500 pages. 17 months of investigative work. 1.2 million documents, including over 100,000 texts and instant mess yaeages and interviewed ov 100 witnesses, many on multiple occasions. am i correct that your findings as it relates to this clinton e-mail investigation is that the decisions that were made, the findings that were made, the investigations that

with justice department inspector general michael horowitz, let's look at some of the opening statements from earlier this morning. >>> committee will come to order. inspector general mohorowitz, jt for your knowledge, the chairs and ranking members will give the opening statements. then you'll be introduced and recognized for your opening statement. what we're doing today does not happen everywhere. we're taking institutions with long and distinguished histories, institutions we need, institutions we rely upon, and we're applying scrutiny, review and inspection. we're testing, we're probing, we're challenging, we're even criticizing, and we're doing this because we need these institutions to be above reproach. we need them to be respected and trusted. we need them to be above bias, taint, and prejudice. we need these institutions to be fair, just, even-handed, proportional, and wholly immune from the vagaries of politics. that's what we expect and demand and need from the department of justice and the fbi, and those expectations should be consistently exacting, because the po

opening monologue. michael horowitz completed his report detailing how james and other and top fbi officials harmed.the criminal case against 5 -- hillary clinton. 500 people on his team. they are being stalled in the department of justice. the same people obstructing con redacting and ignoring subpoenaed documents from members of congress who are trying to do their constitutional duty of oversight as required by the constitution. ever tonight need to beemanding this is released in full right now. don't bury is this thursday or friday leading into the trump summit. earlier the president tweeted this. what has taken so long with the inspector general's report on crooked hillary clinton: sarah carter is shining huge light on this report why the igrert is not released. and the ig is pressured to delie their findings and they want to release it on the weekend heading into the big summit with president trump and kim jong-un. she wrote that the department of justice and fbi are attempting to slow roll the inspector general's respect. some are concerned that the doj is planning to bury th

horowitz investigating peter strzok as antitrump agent is escorted out of the bureau's headquarters. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115 with reaction online. carley: president trump has claimed that he's victim of witch hunt and now we are going to find out if there is any truth to that. during yesterday's congressional hearing inspector general michael horowitz confirmed that he is, in fact, looking into whether fbi agent peter strzok antitrump bias play any role in russia investigation, this whole thing stems from antitrump text messages, strzok sent to then girlfriend lisa page, text messages like this one where he says to her, that we will stop president trump from becoming president. now here is inspector general horowitz explaining his decision. >> we did not have confidence that the decision of deputy assistant director strzok to prioritize russia investigation over following up on weiner laptop was free from bias due to text messages. carley: he ends up in orange jump suit, we will know that justice is beginning to come back in america. carl sa

probably would have done differently. >> mr. horowitz? you want to take a stab at that? >> i'm not going to comment on whether or not there's an open or ongoing investigation one way or the other. we have over the years refused to do that and i'm not going to change the policy now. >> you and i have know each other a long time. i assume that's the answer you give. but here we know about mr. strzok's private life. we know about his text messages. we know nothing about the leaks from fbi personnel who are actively taking steps to sway the election to mr. trump. you didn't include an investigation in those reports, is that correct? >> that's correct. we were not able to speak to work we have ongoing. >> i would hope the investigation is i don't know going at some point. you report to us. because it was generally accepted around here that leaks were going to mr. guliani during the campaign. in fact, mr. guliani based so on tv. the president says this report totally exonerates him and says there's no collusion with the russians. inspector general horowitz, did your report even consider

asking michael horowitz the question many republicans have, how can his report find bias did not affect the clinton email investigation? sen. kennedy went on to read a series of anti-trump text messages between peter stzrok and lisa paige to drive his point home. folks on social media talking about this, thank you, by far my favorite questioning of the hearing and gail on twitter says john kennedy is my new favorite interrogator. michael horowitz did answer sen. kennedy's question, there was individual bias among some agents, prosecutors need big decisions. >> proving it was another issue. he was also talking about something -- >> as people wake up this morning it might be, hashtag. >> hillary clinton cited another bible quote. >> she criticized the trump administration's 0-tolerance policy and took a swipe at jeff sessions for using a bible verse to defend it. take a listen. >> those who selectively use the bible to justify this cruelty are ignoring a central tenet of christianity. jesus said suffer the little children unto me. he did not say let the children suffer. >> hillary clinton

: and there is breaking news. michael horowitz set to face another round of questions today on the clinton email investigation matter. family separation at the border reaches a boiling point. where do we go from here. ? how are you doing? >> sandra: good morning to you, bill. i'm sandra smith. horowitz set to appear before a joint hearing of the house judiciary and oversight committees in what we likely be a tense marathon session. the hearing comes one day after he surprised a surprising development. fired f.b.i. director james comey is now under investigation for leaking. >> bill: the trump administration refusing to bow to the mounting pressure over the separation of illegal immigrant families. >> president trump: the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. if the democrats would sit down instead of obstructing, we could have something done very quickly. >> we're enforcing the laws as they exist on the books. as long as illegal entry remains a criminal offense, dhs will not look the other way. >> we're doing the right thing and tak

handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. michael horowitz's findings are intended to criticize james comey, loretta lynch and andrew mccabe. he reported concluded that comey, for instance quotes broke away from standard fbi procedures in his handling of the probe into hillary clinton's private server while she was at stake. but he says the former fbi chief was not motivated by political bias. meanwhile, while he welcomes the report, attorney general jeff sessions once the findings could lead to more firings. it watched. >> i think it will be a lengthy report and a careful report. it will be released soon, and i think it will help us better fix any problems that we have and reaffirm the american people that some of the concerns are not true. if anyone shows up in this report that has done something that requires determination, we will do so. >> harris: white house correspondent kevin corke has more from the north lawn, and already information as we know is leaking. >> reporter: no surprise there, harris. anytime you have a circumstance like that, we expect it in little

lynch on the tarmac in phoenix. mr. horowitz, you indicated once again, i think your language was, that while you indicated the meeting was not an accidental meeting but unplanned, correct? >> yes. >> how do you know it was unplanned? >> based on the records we reviewed. at least from the attdota this report has no bearing on whether the fbi is capable of conducting its role in the mueller investigati investigation? >> i don't think it speaks to the special counsel investigation. >> general horowitz, this past december, six months before the i.g., your report was released. the justice department invited a group of reporters in to review the texts that have been discussed here from the two fbi agents. i'm concerned -- many of us are concerned about what seems to be a collective disclosure on parts of the report at that time. it's clear that at that time at least the investigation had not been completed and therefore the disclosure parts of the report were without the public having the full context of the findings of the report. do you believe that press conference holding it when it was

. we enlisted a team of experts to review every one of them. that is michael horowitz' review into literally what is disgusting misconduct, insubordination taking place at the highest levels of the fbi and department of justice and the obama administration we're going to show you all of the crucial findings, sara carter, mark levin, judge jeanine pirro rudy giuliani. they will all help us break this down tonight. an episode of hannity you cannot afford to miss. so much to get. to say time for tonight's extremely important ig report opening monologue. ♪ ♪ >> sean: i think it's important before we get into the contents of this report that we're all going to break down nut course of this hour. it's very important to understand something. this is sadly a swamp document. now, the swamp always protects the swamp. unfortunately and in reality, before we even get started, let me just remind you of something i said last night. the facts in this case are not in dispute. the evidence is overwhelming and convertible. hillary violated the espionage act. that's a fact. she mishandled. she de

judiciary committee, making him one of the first to get a crack at michael horowitz on tuesday. what are you expecting here? obviously a lot more came out about james comey which justifies the firing and the president was looking forward to that. also, lisa page, peter strzok text messages we knew they were bad but they're even worse. >> terrible. what i'm expecting on tuesday is for the inspector general horowitz to do the same kind of tap dance he did at the conclusion and it was so reminiscent of comey going out and listing the elements of the offense that -- or offenses that hillary clinton violated, all the things and get right down to the bottom and said no crime was committed. basically that's what horowitz did. he went down and showed the massive amount of bias and actual hatred for donald trump and then gets to the bottom and says but we don't see any evidence of the bias affecting the outcome. julie, all you've got to do is -- i mean, this is the kind of slam dunk case you would say if you were going into court as a prosecutor. you lay out the kind of hatred and just raw dislik

report, inspector general michael horowitz, the president has heckled him on twitter already several weeks ago, calling hmm a so-called obama guy. i should note that horowitz is widely seen as an honest broker an he served under both democratic and republican administrations. poppy? >> laura jarrett, thank you very much. we're going to have a busy day ahead, i know. we'll bring you that news as soon as it breaks. >>> the president's legal team is working on its next move in terms of what the president does with the special counsel. does he sit down for that interview he says he still wants to. a warning from the republican national committee chair, she says anyone who doesn't support the president and his agenda is making a big mistake. >>> and this -- >> i'm ed lavandera in mcallen, texas. a mother had her baby taken away from her in a shelter while she was breast-feeding. i'll have the details of that story coming up. with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in

from inspector general michael horowitz any minute from now his explosive report on the hillary clinton email probe. the report shows how the fbi damaged the very integrity of its own institution. not good for the country. as we look at a market down 140 right now amid trade fears. a lot of concern about a potential trade war. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: happening right now a senate panel will grill inspector general horowitz and fbi director christopher wray on that 568 page report. it is happening any minute from now. we'll monitor it as it goes on. we'll bring you updates throughout the hour. don't go anywhere. an important hour ahead. my intel on the explore is sieve report, how several fbi officials handling the clinton probe had a bias against donald trump and anybody that would support him. and why this all may actually tie back to robert mueller's russia investigation. that's coming up. >>> breaking right now, president trump firing back against lawmakers criticizing his zero tolerance immigration policy. president telling

doubt as i predicted the year of the boomerang much the i.g. michael horowitz back on the hill in an extremely contentious hearing. we have all of the highlights and we'll roll out the rampant bias from the lead investigator, peter strzok, destroyed any credibility that has surrounded mueller's partisan witch hunt. news about rod rosenstein and his ongoing obstruction and mueller's pit bull, an dry weissmann, he's the subject of freedom of information lawsuit surrounding his bias. was at hillary's so-called victory party. the united states has pulled out of the u.n. so-called phony human rights council. it's about time, stay tuned, we're gaining huge momentum in tonight's breaking news opening monologue. peter strzok has been shown the door according to his lawyer, the infamous trump hating fbi agent is still collecting a paycheck. he has been excourted out of the fbi bureau headquarters after the i.q. report highlighted his rampant pro hillary and anti-trump bias. we've known about interest forever. why does he still have a job? we've been sounding the alarm for months. everything t

inspector general michael horowitz evolving in his thinking after two days of congressional willing, he now seems to be consider that maybe fbi anti-trump political bias detailed in his own respect played a significant role in fbi decision to neither formally charge hillary clinton and in creation of superb counsel to investigate donald trump and russian collusion. in former there is evidence. in ladder, none what so ever. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> they projudge outcome of hillary clinton investigation before the investigation ended, these same fbi agents and parents prejudged outcome of the russia investigation before it began. reporter: lawmaker press inspector general horowitz. what they describe as political bias at the fbi, pointing to a newell discovery text between strzok and page saying they would stop trump with being elected. >> who is the we is in w we'll stop it. >> we found three additional fbi agents. >> do they still work for mueller. >> my understanding is no. reporter: july 2016, strzok pivoted from clinton e-ma

this. griff: inspector general michael horowitz and fbi director chris wray is going to testify on monday and tuesday before the senate judiciary committee and house committee. we know that comey was found to be insubordinate. we know five agents have been referred for administrative action. we know that peter strzok said we are going to stop them in reference to trump's campaign. what we don't know and hear more about is a missing month. there is a part of this report where an agent in new york working on anthony weiner's sex case finds classified documents on weiner's laptop and he notifies washington headquarters, specifically peter strzok, setting up the clinton email thing and says i have got something here. and this is discovered on september 29th. i want to put that date up there now, it isn't until october 28th, this is in 2016 that james comey notifies congress of the discovery of these emails and the question is what was going on for a month that a new york agent was sounding the alarm, in his words, to investigators. he heard, quote: crickets for a month and no action wa

. inspector general michael horowitz has also agreed to testify before the senate judiciary committee on june 18. so we'll get the report and then we get that hearing. the report has already put former deputy f.b.i. director andrew mccabe in legal jeopardy. and uncovered anti-trump text messages from the f.b.i. official peter strozk who was part of robert mueller's special counsel investigation. top republican bob goodlatte says it is important to see if there was any bias in handling of the clinton and the russia probes. watch. >> it's going to be very important to see this. in my opinion what we have seen from the strozk/page texts and others is incredible bias between how they handled the two major matters. we can't go into another presidential election and have the world's premier law enforcement organization conducting itself in that way. reforms are underway. personnel changes are underway. we have to get to the bottom of the facts and the inspector general will help us do that. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us with more. >> thank you, harr

judiciary committee grilling fbi director christopher wray and inspector general michael horowitz over his bombshell report released last week, showing james comey's political insubordination and political bias. did the bias affect fbi operations during the election? over at the white house the president is meeting privately with key republican senators in the oval office discussing immigration policies amid growing backlash over the zero tolerance policy. president trump says the democrats are to blame for all of it. sarah sanders will hold the press briefing at white house where she is expected to get asked about a lot of this and more. we'll bring you the very latest throughout the hour. melissa: back to the markets. the dow closing in the red for the fifth trading day in a row, its longest losing streak in two months. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, talk to me about today's trade. >> we had been down 265 points. we finished down 102. we came off the lows. but the big stories is concern about a trade war. we saw some tech stocks at new highs, f

few minutes over on c-span, the justice department's inspector general michael horowitz and fbi director christopher wray with their testimony today about the recent ig report on the investigation into hilary clinton's use of personal e-mail and how the fbi handled the probe leading up to the 2016 presidential election. they took questions from members of the senate judiciary committee. again, that's on c-span, at 8:00 eastern. and tomorrow, michael horowitz is back on capitol hill to testify about the ig report. he will take questions tomorrow at a joint hearing with members of the house oversight and judiciary committees. that's at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span 3. also tomorrow a senate subcommittee examines cambridge analytica's partnership with facebook. that's on c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. >> coming up tuesday morning, supreme court correspondent reviews the supreme court's actions on key partisan gerrymandering cases. then they discuss the department of justice inspector general's report on the hilary clinton e-mail investigation. and john hopkins pau

enlisted a team of experts to review every one of them. michael horowitz review into literally what is disgusting misconduct, insubordination taking place at the highest levels of the fbi and department

says there is no collusion with the russians. inspector general horowitz, did your report even consider the question of collusion? >> our report consisted of the department's handling of the clinton investigation. it touched on the text messages in that july-august time period, and then the decision that was made in october about whether to proceed or not proceed with the weiner laptop. that was the sum and total. >> but there was nothing in the report that exonerates the president from any question of collusion with the russians. this says nothing one way or the other, is that correct? >> we did not look into collusion questions. >> so i just note that the president says this totally exonerates him even though there is no conclusion one way or the other about the question of collusion with the russians. now, director wray, after learning that the fbi utilized a confidential source during the early stages of the russia investigation, the president described as a scandal bigger than watergate. i'm one of the few people here that -- in fact, the only person in the senate that rem

michael horowitz and wray. melissa: lots to go around they need to all sit down and get something done on immigration, everyone is at fault here that does it for us. david: evening edit starts right now. >> the public trust is negative ly impacted when law enforcement officials make statements reflecting bias. we did not have confidence for the decision of deputy assistant director strzok to prioritize the russia investigation, we're following up on the weiner laptop was free from bias in light of his text message. we also found that in key moment s, then fbi director comey departed from fbi and department and his decision to negatively impacted the perception of the fbi and the justice department as their administrator's justice liz: okay, we're going to bring you the fireworks of what happened on capitol hill with that ig report and testimony there you're looking at a live shot of the white house homeland security secretary kristen nielsen about to speak at the white house press briefing about the controversy of parents and children, the migrants being separated at the border the illega

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of pour in the highest levels of the f.b.i. and still horowitz is claiming it doesn't affect the hillary clinton e-mails. and we are going to show you why he is wrong and a two- teared justice in this country is alive and well and why robert mueller must wrap up a flawed investigation conducted by the high ranking investigators who gave hillary clinton a get out of the jail free card. and ig confirmed james comey is under investigation for mishandling classified information. and why he is in serious legal trouble and dive in to the media's favorite obsession. policy of separating illegal immigrant families detained in the border and how border enforcement is used by people on the left to trash the president and misleading you the american people. of course, ahead of the midterms. it is time for the news breaking opening monologue. the unspecter general has a lot of explaining to do. his report was released and shows huge massive missteps and corruption and mistakes surrounding the f.b.i. and department of justice in the so- called clinton investigation, including how the fix was

squeezing him. right now horowitz is going to testify on monday. he will try to explain why in spite of the prejudices he stated and the report and the actions were not sufficient to call for a criminal charge against anyone. >> he needs to say, look, i could not prove their biassed influenced decisions. >> correct. >> i have to show you this. this is proof. 500 pages of proof. >> oh, sure. it's a report of bias. did it influence the decision to clear hillary clinton? i can't prove it true. of course he can't. nobody puts their crimes in rect. nobody confesses to horowitz.wr. nobody confesses to horowitz. >> a tried a lot of murder cases with circumstantial evidence. this is more than circumstantial. people are describing what their state ever mind it. >> the inspector general is a typical government bureaucrat. everything that hillary clinton did. all of these decisions that the prosecutors and fbi made, that fell down in her favor and helped protect her, they all were defensible. he could not second guess them. i don't buy any of that. people should read the report again. the clinton emai

long awaited justice department watchdog report should be out this week from michael horowitz. way it's expected to say about the department and the fbi's handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. >> this is going to be a thorough report, it's been a long time in the making. the inspector general has examined thousands if not hundreds of thousands of documents to get to this point. and i think it's going to shed a lot of light. ! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. if you have a garden, you know... weeds are low-down little scoundrels. draw the line with roundup. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shiel

horowitz will appear before the hill tuesday and wednesday. trey gowdy is chair of one of the two panels that will question horowitz. >> michael horowitz proved what we wanted the doj and fbi to do. you can have a fact centric that is fair and even-handed. reporter: the 500 page report is separate from the russia investigation it focused on the investigation into hillary clinton's email. but two employees previously tied to the russia investigation, lisa page and peter strzok exchanged hundreds of messages. one said quote trump is not ever going to become president, right? right? strong rrp respond no. no, he's not. we'll stop it. here is the reaion we are hearing from congressmen on capitol hill. >> the text messages are troubling. the fact they were on a work email and co-midged with emails discussing business. the i.g. concluded this didn't affect decision making, but nonetheless it's inappropriate. >> anybody who stood in front of a jury and had to explain the away, it's the most of miserable feeling in the world. i have never seen this level of bias. rter: the president says

just beginning. all this comes as the inspector general michael horowitz and the fbi director christopher wray appeared before the senate judiciary committee today in order to explain thursday's 500-plus page ig report. days after the findings were released, we are still uncovering more shocking instances of what is rampant bias, rampant abuse of power at the highest levels of the fbi. still, horowitz is claiming that the bias didn't impact the clinton investigation or the mueller witch hunt despite example after example of shocking trump hate word, hillary love by lead investigators that were the same in both cases. we are going to show you why quarrel which is dead wrong. we will show you why robert mueller must literally wrap up what was an incredibly flawed investigation from day one. conducted by the same high-ranking corrupt investigators who gave hillary clinton the "get out of jail" free card. the ig confirmed today james comey, we warned him he is under investigation for mishandling classified information. we will explain why he is in serious legal trouble. next we wi

now horowitz is going to testify on monday. he will try to explain why in spite of the prejudices he stated and the report and the actions were not sufficient to call for a criminal charge against anyone. >> he needs to say, look, i could not prove their biassed influenced decisions. >> correct. >> i have to show you this. this is proof. 500 pages of proof. >> oh, sure. it's a report of bias. did it influence the decision to clear hillary clinton? i can't prove it true. of course he can't. nobody puts their crimes in rect. nobody confesses to horowitz.wr. nobody confesses to horowitz. >> a tried a lot of murder cases with circumstantial evidence. this is more than circumstantial. people are describing what their state ever mind it. >> the inspector general is a typical government bureaucrat. everything that hillary clinton did. all of these decisions that the prosecutors and fbi made, that fell down in her favor and helped protect her, they all were defensible. he could not second guess them. i don't buy any of that. people should read the report again. the clinton emails investigati

, live at the southern border. jillian: michael horowitz ready for round 2 amid a new bombshell. is ousted fbi director james comey a leak or? rob: videogame addiction now a mental condition was the world health organization think so but the industry does not agree. comments pouring in on this one. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ yesterday so far away ♪ today is the only day ♪ don't ever let me take down ♪ i never want to go home ♪ jillian: good tuesday morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". of it looks different it is. welcome to our first day in our brand-new studio. it is fancy. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. the battle over border policy reaching a boiling point. the head of domestic ready hammering democrats for crying foul over family separations and refusing to make an immigration deal. jillian: griff jenkins from texas as the president prepares to meet with lawmakers. >> rio grande valley one of the heaviest tracks, $50,000 per month of illegal crossings in the last three months and that is why kiersten nielsen is at the wh

investigator hand-picked by robert mueller. rudy giuliani said based on horowitz, he's confident that the president will be vindicated. >> the president of the united states, my friend and a great president is off to terrific start is going to be vindicated that this is a witch hunt with no evidence and nothing else with a bunch of people who hate him, hate republicans, hate anything that he stands for and vowed to get him no matter what. we will not know that until mueller is investigated. the investigators need to be investigated if we need to see justice here. i doubt that we will go forward if i think there's any doubt if these people are trying to -- i'm beginning not only to doubt it, i'm beginning to believe it. heather: report unearthed biases from other agents saying i'm with her. lawmakers are now demanding names of those agents to be released to determine whether they were also assigned to the russia probe. the world's lagger e airline work to go get back on track following week full of cancellations, computer glitch forced carrier psa to cancel about 2500 flights since thu

believe it was around may 17. >> 2017. mr. horowitz to remember what peter said on may 18? >> i do it is in our report. >> now i need to fix it and finish it there is unfinished business this could be an investigation leading to impeachment. that is what he said that after. >> correct mike don't you think that looks a little more than just casting a cloud on the overall investigation? >> i go back to the report of the clinton e-mail investigation which was concluded about one year earlier with mr. comey announcement precisely why we were concerned about september and october when peter had the choice working on the russian investigation or on the laptop investigation. >> i will finish with this. this is what bothers me more than everything, what bothers me the most is peter's attitude. i think as it bothers americans the most. back in that august time. august 26, 2016 peter says just went to a southern virginia walmart i can smell the trump supporters. this is says anything else i am convinced about all of this investigation is the idea that there are two sets of rules or two stand

the i.g. horowitz found no evidence of bias inis decision making. director wray is expected to look at his agency's credibility and find a way to regain much lost trust in the instance of anti-trump bias referring five fbi agent for administrative action is expect the democrats are saying are concerning and the ranking member, adam schiff, talking about just that. >> certainly the text messages are very troubling. the fact they were on work e-mail and commingled with e-mails discussing business. all that at -- that's problematic and the i.g. saying it doesn't effect decision making. >> reporter: and they'll be pressing whether the actions hurt hillary clinton and may have cost her the election. >> eric: they're going to the hill for more hearings tomorrow? >> reporter: they're headed to a hearing that is a joint house judiciary and oversight and government reform hearing where we can expect wrey to face a subpoena for documents and they're vowing serious consequences if the doj and fbi fail to comply. that's something the house chairmen say they won't put up with and i know you have

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you found what you found, mr. horowitz. i'm not buying it. that the clinton email investigation was on the app and upgrades big the first public tm inspector general michael horowitz and fbi director of christopher wray about the goods and email reports divided along party lines. >> director wray has quite a mess to clean up. i think he probably knows that. >> the inspector general found no evidence of political bias in the fbi's investigation of secretary clinton or in the decision not to pursue criminal charges. >> horowitz testified the fbi has also asked him to investigate former fbi director james comey, for leaking at least one memo that documented private conversations of president trump. >> we received a referral on that for me fbi. we are handling that referral, and we will issue a report when the matter is complete. it it is because democrats rest leaks in the fall of 2016 to former new york theater mayor rudy giuliani. >> can you assure the american people that if there are no ongoing leaks? for money office of the fbi to rudolph giuliani? >> i'm certainly not aware of any.