the fbi will decide whether or not that man will face charges. >>we'll take a look at this a new york man captured his own rescue after being pinned in his car under a semi-truck rescuers had to use the jaws of life to cut him loose, he was awake and alert the entire time so with nothing to 2 while he was being rescued. he started recording his own rescue, he managed to walk away with only minor injuries. rescuers call his condition after the crash. unbelievable. >>the okay program which stands for our kids has been working to empower young man and bridge the gap between law enforcement and the african american communities for more than 25 years 7 years in oakland tomorrow. >>afternoon the oakland chapter will hold its key fund raising event and i'll be the emcee today we talked with isha bob jackson of x phil expo a gospel church who chairs the board about the good that the okay program does for the young black men in the community through its a saturday kickoff section between the mentors the kids and police. >>they get to learn and be educated

even the top lawyer at the fbi. all these senior people involved in the initial investigation, right? all these people involved in investigating what russia did to try into stall trump in the white house, all these people who were involved in that investigation or who crucially might have been witnesses between what happened between trump and comey, all of them have since seen themselves and their careers systematically targeted by president and the trump administration and their helpers in conservative media. but with andrew mccabe they're now going an extra mile. they are demanding not just the destruction of his career and his reputation but they are now demanding his criminal prosecution. and the proximate charge is related to an internal investigation at the justice department into who at the fbi leaked information to the "wall street journal" confirming that there was an fbi investigation before the election into potential wrongdoing at the clinton foundation. now, i know, why would a possessed anti-trump part

>> i couldn't comment on fbi policy. we have other tools on criminal matters like title 3 for wire surveillance that we can use. oftentimes in domestic terrorism cases we look for the act of violence already a violation of federal law and something about social or hate. >> thank you. >> the time of the gentle lady has expired. the gentleman from texas. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here and thank you for your work trying to keep america safe. did the doj, fbi or nsa during the obama administration consider the russian ambassador to be a terrorist or an agent of a terrorist organization? >> i couldn't comment on that. i don't know. >> i can't comment on anything outside the scope of -- >> miss morgan? >> sir, i don't have that information. >> wow! wow! that's amazing because it puts us in the position having heard that jeff sessions was being surveilled when he met as a senator with an ambassador. there are reports that we've had the israeli ambassador under surveillance, people that he met with. i d

extremist are among the fbi top threats to the homeland. these are by definition, not in direct collaboration with foreign terroristvi collaborati. their self radicalized online through terrorist propaganda and motivated to attack with no direction from individuals associated with the foreign terrorist organization. the lone wolf provision tailors to allow you to non-u.s. persons which gives fbi and additional tool without impacting the rights of any person. these authorities are critical in critical important to keep the american public safe. the fbi urges congress to reauthorize these authorities because they will continue to play an important role in the fbi national security investigation as adversaries continue to advance. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you i'm happy to answer any questions related to the authorities. >> thank you very much. ms. morgan. >> good morning, distinguished ai bers of the committee. they stand for the opportunity to testify today about the national security agencies, all details records progra

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this warning, this dire warning, comes from the fbi. director wray. it's important we embrace the issue, we understand the issue and we not kick this can down the road. thank goodness this is why we are here today to solve hard issues. we are it. i guess this is really my call to action. we need to figure this out today. we put partisan politics aside, we put one vendor over another in a competition aside and we figure out how to safeguard not only critical infrastructure, but the american public. as an executive, we really need to be very, very mindful of understanding the threat landscape is changing. today it's really focused on domestic terrorism. we've seen this over the last two weeks. it's focused on soft targets in crowded places, so be very mindful of where we are congress gating. be mindful of where we are going shopping. and this isn't a warning. this is situational awareness. understand there are individuals in this country filled with hate, filled with bigotry that want to inflict the most damage, the biggest casualties possible on the am

by doing so, you violated both the fbi's rules and policies as well as the terms of your fbi employment agreement. after being fired, rightfully fired as director by president trump, you took seven memos that you had no right to remove from the fbi that you never told anyone about and you placed them in your safe. this is contrary to the rules of the esteemed fbi, more esteemed since you left. and when you left, you were required to surrender all materials in your possession that contained fbi information. you did not. you sent some to your pal, richmond to get to the "the new york times" without seeking the necessary fbi authorization under the claim that they were simply your personal memos. the inspector general report makes it very clear that merely labeling a document personal or private does not alter its official nature. you gave some of those memos to your attorneys. the reports included that you improperly disclosed that information and that you were not authorized to do that. you simply decided to take matters into your own hands. your lack of candor and your inability to be s

still ahead, how the fbi is getting involved. >>> good morning. we do have a commute that is beginning to wake up kind of early for us. you know people are getting up and at',em on a monday. this is a look at san francisco traffic up north and southbound 101. we'll tell you more about it coming up. >>> very close to a humpback whale. take a look at this video. a passenger sent us this video from their trip saturday afternoon. the whale swam away quickly. he did not hit the boat, but look at that. the boat strikes in san francisco bay are not that common, but they do happen. just last week, a whale was struck by a ship and killed near alkatraz. if the boat is big enough, experts say boaters should stay at least 300 neat away in whales if you see them in the water. you. >>> time is 443. the fbi and police are investigating the discovery of a rope that looks like a noose. it is the second time in less than amow something like this was found. it is found in oakland on friday. the school staff member found the rope. it was tied at the top of the baseba

nixon, por delante y cinco aÑos supo quiÉn le dijo al washington post -- en el segundo en mando del fbi que habÍa llamado a los periodistas para contarles quÉ habÍa pasado en el gobierno. ahora hay que ver quiÉn va a ser la persona que va mantener su identidad secreta por seguridad. >> lo que sÍ sabemos es que los abogados de este funcionario que como bien dice carolina permanece en este momento sin identificar y no sabemos tampoco la agencia a la que pertenece. ya ha declarado su intenciÓn de que en el caso que tuviera que salir pÚblicamente, lo harÍa. >> quÉ ocurre después de una denuncia como esta? en primer lugar el estatuto del fuji antes de inteligencia--orcionaÍ manera que no ponga en peligro la informaciÓn clasificada. el investigador oficial tiene que pasar dos semanas investigando si esta queja es creÍble, si es urgente o no lo es. borja: luego de ese control llega el inspector general que lleva la queja al director de inteligencia nacional que a su vez transmitirÁ la informaciÓn a los comitÉs de supervisiÓn del congreso dentro de un lapso de siete dÍas. si e

the fbi included, in part the carter page warrants. the entire investigation help lead to the mueller investigation. 34 individuals being indicted or companies being indicted of which 8 have been guilty of violating american criminal laws. the mueller report shows that russians engage in a sweeping and systematic attack on the elections and the trump campaign knew about the attack, welcomed it and gave internal polling data. the plan to their data around the attack. we should be thinking the fbi not trashing them for getting this information out to their people. those are the facts. now, i have much to say about the call of detail record program. my first question is, unlike fisa warrants, none of this goes through a warrant process is that correct? >> sir if i might explain how the program works. >> this is an example. a nsa analyst has a phone number and they have a suspicion that the fbi is used by a foreign power or an international power. at the nsa with the doj and the fbi to draft an application in an emergency situation. the fi

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the fbi will help with that. i think that's where we have kind of the deep trough of experience in the laboratory. the fbi laboratory experience, to be able to help with identifying who these people are. the profile is really identifying individuals based on whatever samples we are able to take from the victims as well as whether we are able to glean from the survivor's families, if they can provide certain levels of whether it's hair that may come from combs, some other dna they may have that would identify that person concretely. >> harris: i would think they would have a manifest. i'm certain they are working with that, as well. dive boats like this are very popular off the coast of santa barbara. i know that area well. this has got to have people thinking about the process, too. what went wrong? we need to find the origin of that fire. bill daly, formerly with the fbi, thank you very much. fox news alert on this, millions brace for the impact of hurricane dorian. it's been downgraded now to a cat 2 storm, but

i quickly want to ask a question from the fbi folks. a number of companies offer testing services to test for research, status and conditions. is any event also subject to the fisa 215 activity? >> i'm not familiar of any time we've asked for that type of information. >> okay. again, the authorities is just like a grand jury, you can request any type of record provided you have established it's relevant to an authorized investigation. you have specific facts that show that. it seems unlikely as i said -- >> but -- >> it's not ruled out. i don't know what the fact pattern might be. could it be a fact pattern in which it would be relevant to an investigation? i don't know. >> what about the videos from the new doorbells and you go to the door and there's a video camera or the video surveillance at the front door -- >> that most certainly could be relevant. i'm sure i could envision scenarios where that could be relevant. >> if i can add on the business records. >> we use it for a building block. we open a case, identify a subject. telepho

on the fbi, and i don't think the investigation going on in connecticut is going to be an fbi investigation. obviously, the justice department has to use agents, and the agents are fbi agents, but the report's not going to come from the fbi -- [inaudible conversations] they don't want democratic truth, they want the truth. lou: yeah. and i'm -- by the way, the truth is an independent and objective reality, i think most of us agree. the perception may be somewhat varied, but that's another matter. >> that's right. lou: but the idea here is that we have a nation right now that is disgusted with the fbi. >> i agree. lou: the corrupt leadership -- i'm sorry? >> i agree. i agree. i think you are right. lou: we have a governmental issue, we have a crisis of confidence in the number one law enforcement agency in this country. and they're behaving as if it's a game. you've got strzok involved in deciding, you know, culpability? >> it's a scandal, i agree with you. i think it's a scandal. no, i agree with you. lou: -- the next attorney general if they behave with the arrogant, condescending insisten

fbi never bothered. all of this is prompting a revisitation of the kavanaugh confirmation debacle which happened roughly this time last year. it's resulting in new calls that kavanaugh should, perhaps, be impeached from the high court. for among other things lying under oath during his confirmation process including about some of these sexual assault allegations. one of the prominent democrats who's now making that call that kavanaugh should be impeached for lying under oath is california senator and democratic presidential candidate kamala harris. and she joins us next. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. you wanna see something thatamazing?ing. go to hilton instead of a travel site and you'll experience a whole new range of emotions like... the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. these'll work. the utter delight of free wi-fi... . oh man this is the best part. isn't that you? yeah. and

the fbi said he was in a spiral. once he was fired, he called 911 for the location and did not wait for authorities. he left and called the fbi and 911. when the trooper walked behind the car he didn't know what was going on. he started firing from the back window. let's not forget we have updated numbers. 25 people injured. seven people killed. the youngest just 15. the oldest 57. from there he started making 91 1 calls during the shooting and telling 911 he was the shooter. several different people calling 911 and mardi grhard to track h >> the fbi said it started the process 15 minutes before but didn't get through to anyone in time. a lot of questions there including this one, ryan, do you know yet how he was able to get the weapon he used, which i understand was an ar style assault rifle? >> reporter: look, that's something that stands out. he applied two times and denied. the atf and fbi are working to track down the gun. did he get it from somewhere else or a gun show? these are questions thiey are trying to a

what we did at forum in the fbi a foreign influence task force. our cyber division criminal investigation division are counterintelligence terrorism division and looking at the problem so we have never stopped after those charges to identify where we see that activity happening. we did that into the midterm elections in 2018 and we are continuing to look for that type of activity into the 2020. in the elections. when we see ended we did see and saw attempts to try to infiltrate these elections networks that were being used. we never saw or at least we have no evidence that work there was any indication where boats were changed or anything like that but there were certainly instances where they were trying to gain access to information that surrounds the electoral process. it should be concerning to us. >> the fbi receives a lot of criticism around that incident which was really about transparency. what type of security was the fbi was not transparent enough about. how do you feel about that because transparency at both an asset and a risk in this

i have litigated a lot of fbi cases with a similar problem. host: have you seen an administration step into this process as speaker pelosi is calling out the administration for doing? guest: in the intelligence past,ity world, in the things are more transparent today than 10 years of -- 10 years ago. a lot of things happened in the intelligence community with whistleblowers trying to raise concerns that never saw the light of day. the statute was not enacted to 1998 and prior to that, there was no process which someone could go with approval to the intelligence committees. it is a relatively new process. there were also additional rules and laws enacted in 2013 and 2014 to provide remedies if someone is retaliated again. -- against. that system has not worked well. it is not a public, open, and transmitter and -- transparent process. there have been a lot of retaliations against people trying to report these things in the past. host: just about 10 minutes left with david colapinto. thank you for waiting. caller: ask this gentleman, please, did

the suspect charged after allegedly discussing plans to bomb a tv news network the fbi saying he also made mention of a presidential candidate to an undercover agent. what we're learning now. >>> also breaking, president trump at the u.n. and his new denial he says he did not use u.s. aid to pressure ukraine to investigate the son of rival joe biden. and what the president is saying tonight about the mounting calls among democrats for impeachment. the trial now underway, the former police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man in his own home. she says she makes up his apartment with hers. what prosecutors in court said she did in the moments before firing the fatal shot. >>> the growing outrage, two 6-year-old children a a a arrested at school one girl handcuffed, put in the back of a police car and a fingerprinted. late word tonight a about the officer's fate on the force. >>> nightmare at the airport, 150,000 vacationers stranded all over the world after a travel giant goes bust. >> what the heck is going on, and when can i get my money back >> the major effort to b

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we had to sue the justice department and fbi to get access to this information. lou: the mueller report mentions his name 100 times. you hardly heard his name in the general press. yet, he was not once did they acknowledge he had been an fbi and characteristics a inform yarnlt for 20 years. >> another material omission by the mueller investigation. he was pushing the idea of giving putin an apartment in the months crow trump project. he was the one pushing it. lou: that's so consistent with spygate. senate dems ignore a key issue to security when they call for gun control. they don't mean gun control. they mean gun grasping. they want confiscation. the chaotic hearing with corey lewandowski before the house judiciary committee. >> we have total will be complete jurisdiction over the border. put up a bill. you like having the press here and cameras. it makes it seem like something is happening. >> if you would like to ask me a question i would be happy to answer. don't ask me a question if you don't let me answer. >> are you the hitman, the bag man or all of the a

ng upman under arrest by the fbi for china? >>> and the confusion and concern tonightrveevening, why greens, rite-aid and cvs pulled zantac off the shelves? the fears over a possible carcinogen, and what you need to know. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here as we start another week. and we begin tonight with fast-moving developments in the impeachment inquiry, all trig r triggered by that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. president trump saying, "i would like you to do us a favor." tonight, president trump says they're working on learning who this whistle-blower is, that he has a right to know his accuser. it is prompting security concerns for that person, who attorney now says the president's own words are putting the whistle-blower in danger. con gregsal democrats could meet with that whistle-blower very soon. and late today, we also learned the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, has now been subpoenaed. his trips to ukraine, his meetings that came before that pho

the fbi will be assisting. and, meanwhile, through all of this, we're told this search will continue through tomorrow. >> shocking tragedy. thank you, jonathan. >>> back here in florida, towns up and down the coast are becoming deserted. janet shamlian joins us from jupiter about 120 miles south of here. how is the wind and weather there? >> conditions are getting worse very quickly here. the storm is 100 miles to the east. we're in between rain bands right now but the wind is kicking up. it's churning the surf. and it's foretelling of what is to come. there is a mandatory evacuation order in effect. people are being warned to stay in their homes at their own risk. restaurants, businesses, stores are all closed. and schools here will stay closed until thursday. city officials tonight are planning for street flooding and for power outages because of the storm. and tonight, norah, they are warning people not to come down here and sightsee at the beach. norah? >> janet, thank you. >>> nearly a quarter of florida's

both of these heads of the fbi failed to safeguard sensitive fbi information. is that correct? >> in both instances, they disclosed to reporters information that was protected fbi information, sensitive -- >> horowitz also confirming to lawmakers that he has met with the fbi and justice department over his draft findings for fisa, and he said once they've determined what's classified and on what level he is likely to weigh in. as you know, liz, the attorney general and the president has said they want as much of that report public as possible. liz? liz: catherine herridge, thank you very much. >> you are welcome. liz: joining me now is former federal prosecutor. jim, great to have you on. you just heard catherine herridge's report. can you react to it? >> well, i mean, look, in some ways it is a very sad day to see the fbi leadership from recent years in this predicament but it is hard to feel sorry for guys who are narcissistic. they rear their heads every time there's about to be bad news about them like an ag report or john durham's investigative probe and say things how the

do you believe the fbi investigation was a sham? >> the fbi investigation was deeply disappointing and troubling. they did not conduct what i would consider a by the book background investigation. they did not handle the tip line to the best of my knowledge in the way that tip lines typically are. senator shelton white house and i sent a letter to the director of the fbi august 1 saying please clarify why you didn't follow what we understand to be standard investigatory procedure and at whose direction. the question that we don't have answered is given that that investigation is a sham, the fbi doesn't make these things up. they were acting in response to a client, whether they considered that white house counsel or the senate judiciary committee majority, this is, i think, a break from past practice where the republicans and democrats on the judiciary committee came to agreement about how investigations ought to happen. in this confirmation overall that broke down, and i suspect this is the result of that breakdown. >> but who did

the reason they are bankrupt is because the guy this is the wind baekers are out front. >> the fbi is related to varying issues with their filling. it came to light that essentially every time -- you take the test, you get an update with your results and another update a few weeks or months later with your latest results, we found new thing. that could happen up to apparently six times. also apparently each time an update was run the customer would be charged an additional $3,000. >> oh. >> we are talking about $18,000 here that people were being charged for a test that could not diagnose disease. >> you have both written about smaller companies that are getting themselves into trouble th with, you know working the numbers. >> move fast and break thing doesn't really work in health care. >> right. i think we are having this moment where a lot of silicon valley investors see that the age of the computer has become age of biotechnology and they want to get in on it. but i think in a lot of these instances, tear knows, you buy them, the company i just wrote about called origin, investors

i want the pound which 1000 nations plan is to when the fbi director comes in for 6 right. >>well the president today and over the weekend defended justice kevin over twitter telling him to start suing people for libel and saying the justice department should come to his rescue. >>president trump defended kavanaugh on twitter over the weekend trump tweeting the capital should quote start suing people for libel and that the justice department should come to his rescue. >>the lawyers of one of 2 bay area teenagers being held in the slaying of an italian police officer have dropped her request for their client to be released. officer lawyers rather for gabriel natale your earth who's in custody for his alleged role in the fatal stabbing say they need time to study new evidence that emerged recently tell your thing and his friend finnegan lee elder were arrested in rome in july. prosecutors say elder stabbed the officer well that holly your scuffle with the officer's partner it happened during a meeting organized by the teens to get money and cocaine. both teens graduated from

>> i've got no comment on the fbi or the doj on any of this. it there is some really stunning allegations that are put out there but they are exactly the kind of thing that seems to merit investigation. the important thing though is that if you contrast that with the fbi behavior, shortly after this report, they got another partisan source report the main shocking allegations about donald trump that they knew contained falsehoods and that was an all hands on deck affair for investigation whereas this other report that contained shocking allegations involving clinton appears to be ignored. >> laura: as far back as 2015, trey gowdy and others were probing these emails of the blumenthal center hillary. so he wrote that at the same time the blumenthal was pushing secretary clinton to war in libya, he was finally pushing business interest of his own that were stood to profit. so what you're reporting is more evident of what gaudi originally found, correct? >> yes. well what it is is information was given to the fbi that was very specific of allegati

>>an fbi investigation of played a key role in the confirmation hearings. >>if. >>judge kavanaugh in shown to have lied to the committee. nominations over. >>sing republican senator jeff flake to call for a supplemental fbi background investigation before flake would vote kavanaugh out of committee but in a new book new york times reporters to the fbi did not investigate stiers alleged claim concerning another student, the newspaper later clarified saying that student declined to be interviewed her friends say she doesn't remember the incident, a aide tells cnn the fbi received the letter, but never heard back in a democratic senator tells cnn quote the broader point is that the fbi investigation was not thorough incredible. cnn previously reported the fbi interview 9 people in connection to claims by 2 other women against kavanaugh christine blasey ford and deborah now almost a year after justice kavanaugh was sworn in to the supreme court house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler is calling for renewed in korea >>this time looking into the adequacy the in

2, he said the fbi determined, but you have to go over to page 41, 42, 43 to find out who was the fbi that made this determination that they were really classified at a low level. lou: you're not going to go back to strzok and page, are you? >> yes, it was strzok and page. and not only strzok and page, they had a supervisor that rubber stamped everything they said who reports indicate he went to london to try to shore up the steele dossier. the decisions that keeps comey from being indicted were made by strzok and page. to me that is so outrageous. so i know republicans are excited about that finally we're going to get some justice in the next ig report. but based on the two we've seen already, i'm not that encouraged. lou: congressman louie gohmert, thank you very much. you put i i i i i lou: reports that senator kristen cinema of arizona could soon be censored by arizona's democratic party they don't believe her record in which she opposes the president 81% of the time. they don't believe that's good enough. in a statement, the so called progressive democrats of america say this, qu

.>>> what the fbi is now revealing about the gunman's job and what he did right before the rampage. >> also one of the biggest names in comedy is now recovering after his scary rollover crash. >> plus a big celebration tomorrow to mark a huge milestone for san francisco's new chase center.>>> and isabel play so came to america to be treated for a rare and deadly disease. now she is facing a new threat, deportation. tonight at 11:00, the reversal from the itat coul her the chance to stay and continue to live in her bay area home. >>> here is what you missed that you are just getting home. the fbi revealing new details about the government>>> 36-year- old seth ator killed at least seven people. he was on a long spiral down before he was fired of the shoo they say ator called the police and fbi himself before the shooting began. we have new details on the crash that put kevin hart in the hospital. his wife told tmc he is doing great after surgery or the comedian was rushed to dignity health after he and his friend jared black rolled about 30 feet down an embankment. chp setback was drivi

ntsb, worked with them in the past as an fbi agent. they're methodical don't rule things in, they rule things out. go through the boat about its stern once actually surfaced and try to get to the root cause of the fire. the second phase of the investigation going on now. talking to our sources, federal officials currently conducting an investigation. coast guard and atf looking at the operation of this company. whether this company was actually in compliance. the ntsb is the lead, if it turns out there was neglect, negligence on the part of the vessel or those onboard you could see additional possible criminal charges possibly down the road. it's too early for that yet. we still need to get the vessel up and figure out what was actually the cause. >> awful for these 34 families, tight-knit deitsch community in southern california. totally we'll stay on this. thank you both very much on this ntsb report. >>> coming up next, a strong denial from benjamin netanyahu saying israel did not plant listening devices near the white house, and it

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that leak confirmed the fbi was investigating the foundation. last month, mccabe who now works for cnn filed a wrongful termination suit against the fbi and the justice department. mike. >> mike: trace gallagher, many thanks. they're pressuring the doj to drop the case but don't knock against him. but there reviewing the doj watchdog report on alleged abuses. let's bring a national security attorney, brad moss and john yoo, gentlemen, it's great to have you. already, the chairman lindsey graham is talking about next ups. >> the senate judiciary committee call mr. horwitz and he will testify under oath about his report. we're going to pursue this in a transparent fashion. we're going to declassify as much as we can including the applications. >> mike: john, what are your expectations. speak up where's seeing accountability come home this is not the end, this is the beginning of the end. not only are you going to see this report come out and were finally going to see the truth. about how the surprise warrants get approved, what information did the

fbi, intelligence community lost them. and 9/11 occurred. this was an enormous embarrassment to the intelligence community in the bureau and they tried to hide the truth from the families. moreover, president obama tried to stop the families from even being able to sue saudi arabia and show to the world how officials in the ministry of islamic affairs, and we've now itched 11 saudi government officials, identified them, provided the help al cade needed to mount the attacks. that was -- al qaeda attacks. that was done by the last president to try and get saudi arabia not to oppose the iran nuclear deal. for 18 years, until this president, you have had presidents and fbi directors who stood with saudi arabia and the families have had to fight not only saudi arabia with its trillions of dollars and enormous power but our own fbi and the last president. finally we hope that horror is coming to an end and we hope we will be able to get all of the fbi documents that reveal the investigation. fbi agents on their own initiated to identify the saudi

gregg: and he was on the fbi payroll as well. >> he was paid 11 times during the campaign by the fbi. he met with the fbi 13 times and was paid 11 of those times. gregg: he's triple dipping. these guys are peddling their phoney dossier to the fbi and the department of justice bruce ohr who then gives the information to andrew weissmann in the summer of 2016 who end up on the special counsel case, and weissmann was warned this might be phoney and fabricated. it's unbelievable that mueller would hire a guy likewiseman. >> anybody who needed to know about the origins of the dossier. they used it as a pretext to spy on president trump. in many ways it makes sense. we already have jonathon wiener admitting in a "washington post" open said that he wrote part of the dossier for steele based on information from two clinton operatives. gregg: the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee are not on paying for the phoney russian disinformation. their allies are contributing witch hunt. >> the dossier is a chronic of the clinton machine and the deep state. i predict in the end we ar