Transcripts For FOXNEWSW Your World With Neil Cavuto 20191211

The fbi dropped steele. He wasnt trusted anymore and thats because he blew his cover. He started talking to the media. They should have stopped relying on him at that point. Correct . Under fbi rules once you are close to you or closed. You need certain approvals to start reinitiating and reengaging. That is right. The fbi kept using him, correct . They met with him through bruce. Yes. They used him for information after he was cut off. They receive that information. 1 13 different times. Correct. Okay. Then we get this dossier, it is used as a big part of setting up this entire process for the fisa application. Christopher steele, the people at the fbi no Christopher Steele was untrustworthy, he was an untrustworthy foreign actor, he was a political hack, he didnt like trump, he was being paid by the clintons, but they still pushed forward with using him and exercised extremely poor judgment, correct . Certainly once they found out that they had decided to close him, they should have followed the rules if they wanted to reengage with him. They had plenty of information to question the validity and bona fides of some of those reporting. Should bruce be held criminally responsible for his misconduct . We make his. Let me ask you. A couple of times weve heard of lowerlevel fbi agents and lawyers who had generated some of these inaccuracies, these 17 inaccuracies. What is the process for supervisors factchecking . Under the procedure committees factual accuracy procedure is put into place in response to prior incidences found of failure to accurately relate information to the court, the first line supervisor is supposed to go through and recheck the process to make sure it was done. That did not happen here on multiple occasions. Right, why did nonna happen not these multiple occasions that this work was not checked . Because we were given explanations ranging from a lack of understanding of the proces process, they were trying to skirt not only the rules but the law . We got a lot of explanations that we didnt find particularly satisfying. They were skirting the law. I think that what they did to carter page, as you have heard, is just unbelievable. Let me ask you this, how many times, how often do you find mistakes enough ice application . This is the first time my office has done a deep dive into a particular application. Weve done higherlevel reviews in the fisa processes and found various issues at a higher level but this of the first time weve been able to delve in in this way. Its a fairly unusual occurrence. Let me put this, i would hope so. If its not an unusual occurrence there are more cultural problems than you know about at the fbi, correct . Thats correct. I would say so too. I want to touch on accountability in the short amount of time that i have left because i think it is absolutely just infuriating to the American People that those who executed this exercise, which should have been called operation takedown trump, because thats what they were doing. That they are still getting a taxpayerfunded paycheck, they are still getting taxpayerfunded benefits, and vacation time. When they take off for christmas, theyre going to be on the taxpayer dime. Around here, so from time to time you will hear about those that went after the late senator stevens. One of them is still working for the u. S. Attorneys office up in anchorage and another one is working in spokane. Senator stevens was found to be innocent and they are still getting a government paycheck. We want to make certain that disciplinary action is taken. I know you were asked about case agent number one. He is still there. What about fsa one did the security briefing, is he still employed . Thats my understanding. So you still using your money to fund his lifestyle. And the lawyer we know is going to face criminal referrals, correct . Im just going to stick with what we say here which as we reverted to the attorney general and the fbi director. Okay. The fbi, no i dont want to ask you that. I think we know the answer. Peter strzok approved the request to extricate the first device application then he along with lisa page pushed for the extradition of the first with doj officials, correct . Correct. Okay. We know that she was, in answer to whats hunter vick came to me ask you, she was involved in the line of communication in the set up of this, correct . She was involved in at least the one meeting we identify in the report. Okay. I found it curious in your report and this is the reason i ask it, you said that they had no role in the preparation of the approval of any of the four fisa warrant applications. I guess if you are saying not putting pen to paper and getting a nod up and down. They were not involved in pushing the department to get answers going forward. They were involved in the process but does not final approval. We are going to get you out of here maybe a few seconds early. I just want to think you and your team very much for the patients for being here for the report that youve given. When he takes up some of this i think its important to note also, this is not the first time something has happened like th this. The reaction when im at home in tennessee from people is they cannot believe the absolute maliciousness that took place with this. It is not unfortunate coincidences, it is a surveillance state. If i could think you also. We mentioned senator stevens and the bill that senator leahy has pending which you cosponsored, i appreciate your support for our luck. We are truly near the end, one question. Thank you so much mr. Chairman. Mr. Horowitz, you are investigating for 19 months. You even have a hotline for whistleblowers. So did any whistleblowers come forward during their investigation with any concern that errors were made intentionally or out of pies against trump . For example, im looking at the footnote on page 339 of your report and it cites some of the very colorful protrump tweets that were made by some of the fbi agents. One would think that if they knew anything they wouldve contacted you in the 19 month investigation that you conducted. Did anybody come forward . We did not have any such evidence. No documents criminal testimony, no one coming forward to complain that would be another way of gauging the motive as he put it, correct . Correct. Nobody came forward, thank you so much. Thank you. I apologize for the Geneva Convention for having use it there for four hours and i giving a bathroom break. I really appreciate what all of you did. This is a welldocumented report. The blue team, red team view. To some extent but im sort of glad to see that all of us coming together like this should never happen again. The fisa system to survive has to be reformed to the court that the corrective action. If you dont thats going to be hurtful to the future of the court. I think all of us are now thinking differently about checks and balances in that regard. The country will be stronger. Let me just and with where i began, rather than debating whether or not there was a legal predicate, reasonable articulation, which is a very low standard to open up a preliminary investigation, dram will have his view of what really happened, he made no more than you. I dont know but i trust him to be fair. The fact that three lawyers disagree is okay. Nobody has ever suggested you all did a bad job. Youve done a great job, you can reach your conclusion about the legal predicate and you have. I respected. Im going to assume for a moment that that is the right conclusion. That doesnt matter at all to me. Because after it was opened, it became a nightmare. It became something that can never happen again if it came over time a criminal conspiracy to defraud the court, it became an effort by lawyers to dr. Dr. Evidence. It became a conscious effort to deny the report exculpatory information about an american citizen. They should have stopped, at least in january 2017, when the russian sub source that everything in the dossier i disavow, poor carter page. Two more warrant renewals after they were on notice the dossier was unreliable. All i can say is why they did it you can make your own decision, its pretty clear to me that this was a lot of things, but it was not a counterintelligence investigation to protect donald trump. This was opened and it kept going and going and going after it should have stopped. Because the last thing on their mind was to protect donald trump. A lot of the key players here were upset with the outcome of the 2016 election. They had a lot of power. Thats what worries me the most. You may not like what the American People do, but you should honor their decision. The reason the investigation survived and kept going after so many stop signs is because people wanted it to keep going. The reason nobody briefed donald trump about you may have people working for you connected to russia, is they could give a about protecting him. Its kind of odd that in a counterintelligence investigation you never briefed the person thats the subject of the foreign influence. The bottom line is i hope we never have a defensive briefing, or an intelligence briefing, we send an fbi agent to do a 302 on the people you brief. This is some really scary stuff. I think i know what their motivation was but it doesnt matter. They did it. Hope somebody holds them accountable. I hope it never happens again to my democratic friends. This could happen to you one d day. Mr. Horowitz, do you believe every politician in america should be concerned . I believe every american should make sure this process wants to work the right way. Finally to those of us in politics, how easy it could be for someone to come into our lives and our campaign as volunteers, i hope the fbi would tell me hes got a reasonable suspicion is a bad actor. I can do something about it. What scares me the most is the power to hold a counterintelligence investigation is almost unlimited. The power to abuse it is exactly what your report tells us about. Thank you, this hearing is adjourned and finally this is the beginning, not the end, of this committees involvement in this matter. Much more to follow. Thank you. Neil Michael Horowitz with a good part of the day. The Inspector General looking for the origins of the probe into the Trump Campaign. He says we are clearly influenced by bias but to the extent that it went up happened regardless, thats in the eye of beholder. He was saying the foreign Intelligence Surveillance act, the socalled fisa warrants work initially slapped on carter page, the trump advisor at the time. They were justified in part from the normal routine but did they go too far . Bias was in question. Can you say, as Lindsey Graham asked him, it wasnt because of political bias . Horowitz was saying i do not know. He also says hes not ruling it out regarding the possibility of bison flew these decisions. John roberts is at the white house where shortly we will be hearing from the president of the United States. Nothing from the president so far in terms of twitter or any kind of public statements. He did retreat a couple of items but no real thoughts other than singhs campaign was spied on. Last night at a Campaign Rally in hershey, pennsylvania, the president unloading on the findings of the horowitz report. The president did sidestep the findings that horowitz did not see any evidence of a political bias. Instead the president saying that the report detailed outrages and unprecedented abuses of power. Listen to what he said. Never happened before in the history of our country. We are really wise to it. We are wise to it. The Inspector General found that the fbis spying application contains 17 errors and omissions commonly known as lies and deceit, when the fbi uncovered evidence showing that we did absolutely nothing wrong, which was right at the beginning. They had that exonerating, you know that, they hated it so nobody could see it. He may hear from the president about the impeachment hearings at this white house event in the east room at this hour of the president is hosting a hanukkah event at which she will also be sending an executive order on antisemitism here the white house as the president s actions are in response to a dribbling rise in antisemitic acts in the United States since 2013, including money on College Campuses and theres also the possibility that antisemitism may have been at the root of the jersey city attack yesterday. According to the white house to executive order will in drawing the definition from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance into an executive order and clarified that title vi of the 1964 Civil Rights Act regarding discrimination applies to antisemitic acts. That definition of antisemitism is as followed, antisemitism is a certain perception of which may be asked that breath is hatred towards, rhetorical and physical manifestations of antisemitism i directed towards jewish or nonjewish individuals and their property and religious facilities. Heres where the executive order ways into controversy. Title vi of the Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination based on race, color, or National Origins but does not mention religion. The executive order would effectively define judaism as a nationality. The Antidefamation League is applauding the leak in a statement with Jonathan Greenblatt saying in a climate of rising antisemitism this executive order provides valuable guidance on antisemitism, giving Law Enforcement and campus officials important additional tools to help identify and fight this pernicious hate. There are concerns that the effect of the executive order will be to limit freedom of speech. Richard blumenthal singh earlier today that he is very wary as a of labeling judaism is a nationality. It smacks not only of what happened in the soviet union but also of nazi germany. He thinks that there are other tools to fight discrimination. The white house and the adl insist that this executive order will do nothing to limit free speech. Hes too saying that its not a legal move, its more of a directive to federal agencies. It could affect funding, federal funding at College Campuses if they are found to not be in line with the executive order. All of this coming at them the next few minutes. John roberts thank you very much. Well be going there soon as the president takes to. She said this was, did a change in mind . Neal, ive watched more hours of hearings over the past two weeks on a character. One thing that came to the four again is that a lot of questions were asked again and again and again by both sides. Knowing that they had been asked before. Democrats focusing on the determination that there was no political bias and the launching of the investigation. Republicans saying wait a second, theres no political bias . Can you say that . Horowitz saying no we didnt find any document terry or testimonial evidence and parsing these words. The bottom line is that there are major egregious problems in the depths of this ig report. There were Confidential Sources that were wired up to listen to members of the Trump Campaign or people tied to it that were recording them. Democrat side while they didnt insert spies into the campaign, now there were tangential to it but they were recording people that were tied to it. The cross fire Hurricane Team was picked out by andrew mccabe, the former deputy of the fbi. All of the members, they oversaw this effort. Ill tell you at the end of this day, both sides of the aisle admitted that there are Serious Problems in the fisa court system and once that they have to address quickly. Neil you are right to point out that theyre getting inconsistency in terms of panel coverage. Im curious where you think all of this goes whether it influence the votes on articles of impeachment or not. I dont think so. I dont think anything today influences that. I dont think anything over the past couple of weeks really changes anybodys vote. We are where we are. On the impeachment front, youre going to have probably adam schiff, who actually was a part of this hearing in that he defended some of the fbi efforts in this rebuttal to devin nunes, which came out that devin nunes was really accurate according to the ig and what he put out. I dont think, i think you will get a party line vote, possibly some democrats in the house for voting against impeachment and then the son of this where the senate is. Barring some other major shoe to drop, and we dont see me she was in the sky, this is going to come down to the g. O. P. According to president. We will watch very closely, thank you for your patience and certainly will have all that coverage. Imagine if you are looking at the federal reserve, a tedious but that might be. Weve got wyoming senator come hes the chairman of the Senate Republican conference. Senator were to be from here . Tell you what i heard today was disturbing and alarming, neil. I think people all across the country look at this and said the fbi has failed and what it is supposed to be doing. I think it has taken the law into its own hands. In terms of when you look at these 17 errors and omissions, these are major problems with the fbi and there are a number of us who have been big supporters of the fisa courts in terms of surveillance were going to now have to take a second look at how this was abused by the fbi lying to the cia. Can you imagine such a thing can come and heal . Neil do you think that horowitz pulled his punches quick mike windt Democrats Ask them whether this would be an investigation if it was rightly initiated, he said yes. Whos right . Well, im taking a look at the big picture. I think this was intentional and aimed at President Trump. Weve seen what has happened as a result, certain the consequences of this misuse of the fbi and abuse of power as i see it but from a Bigger Picture everyone in america, whether you are protrump or antitrump ought to be concerned about what the fbi has done here in terms of deciding to take the law into its own hands at all levels. One of the other networks had a headline that the fbi screw ups at all levels, at the highest level we have seen that. I think its a lot of concern and its a very bad day for the fbi and something that should be of concern to all americans, neil. Spew and you know what, senator, if it turns out that the president is impeached in the house and it goes do you guys in the senate, do you know if any of your republican colleagues who would go along with it . I think number one, neil come in the sun it will be a much fairer process that we have seen in the house, which was an absolute lack of the fairness and due process that one should expect. When you look at what evidence was brought forward. To me, the evidence is weak. It is very flimsy. I think thats why we see the democrats are somewhat pulling back by having a press conference one day on usmca at the same time as having an impeachment conference. At this point as a party, republicans are reunite united. There is no way i can see a number of republicans changing sides from the standpoint of voting to remove the president. You need 20 republicans to see that. I go to all of the meetings, i just dont see people talking that way at all. I think people are offended at the unfairness of the process so far. Neil thank you very much, senator, we will be watching it closely. And mccarthy is with us right now, former u. S. Attorney. What you think after this day . Neil, what im struck by this think your conversations especially with bret baier, we hear things again and again in these hearings and they become conventional wisdom. They turn out not to be true. The big thing we heard today is that there is this big golf or big dispute between attorney general barr and Inspector General 18. When you look closely at what bar side it is in the case. What barr complained about as they opened investigation on the thinnest of suspicions. Horowitz explained that leaf common sense aside, if youre going to strictly look at what their procedures are, the bar is so low in terms of suspicion for opening an fbi investigation, that they can open an investigation on the thinnest of suspicions. That is not the dispute. Barr went on to say that given all of that the level of suspicion they had in his view was insufficient to justify the steps taken. The steps taken of course where the fisa and the informant. Neil thank you very much. The president might respond to all of these developments today. He is busy looking at the executive order he plans to si sign. President trump i said you know what, tim, you have a big vote going on i think you want to go back to the senate. I will tell you without tim this would not have happened. Tim scott, thank you very much. We love you, go back to the senate. Maloney and i are delighted to welcome so many friends and families to this incredible house. The white house. To celebrate this sacred season in a very special time to everybody here today, happy hanukkah. We are delighted to be joined by Vice President mike pence and his incredible wife, karen. If you would both come up come on mike wherever may be. Also as you know, if anke and jared have worked very hard in this whole endeavor and many other endeavors i tell you they are doing an incredible job and im very proud that the jewish faith is a cherished part of our family. Very proud of it. Id like to recognize secretary steven mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, Deputy Attorney general jeff rosen, as well as ascenders tim scott, who just left and hes a fantastic guy, and james lankford. Where is james . James come up here, will you . Did he have to go for the vote, tell him we mention his name. A lot of these people are voting, their voting at some very important things. Get out and vote, right . We have representatives doug collins, josh goss heimer, david cussed off, elaine luria, and where are you, raise your hands if you are here. Come up with you if you want. Even the democrats can come up. Come on up. What a job they are doing. Come on up. Nice to see you all. Hi doug, high lee. I would hire you anytime. I also want to bring a friend of mine up. Hes a tremendous success and some the other businesses but the only know him because he sensed tom bradys check every week. Hes a champ, hes a winner, his wife passed away a longer time ago than we think, that was a tough time for you and for me to and for maloney. I want to tell you that you have been this special friend of israel. No more friend to israel than bob kraft. Come on up. As usual his team is mired in first place. If you ever been in second place . Not too often. You know what i would like you to do because we can all learn from bob, if you could say a few words about israel please. Thank you mr. President. Im honored to be here at this time at this event. This is a bipartisan issue and i know previous administrations have tried to do something in the syria and we know that College Campuses are a place where you bridge build and you include people and have education, and not be something that is exclusive. And drives people away and generates hatred. I am so proud that at this time we are doing something that is so bipartisan. My wife would be smiling now because she loved America First and israel and wanted to build bridges between the two places and i think this more than anything is going to help do that. Thank you very much. [applause] President Trump thank you very much, bob. I also want to extend my appreciation to israels ambassadors come hes become a friend of mine. Terrific guy, ron dermer. Thank you very much. As we gather this afternoon our thoughts turn to the grieving families in new jersey. Yesterday to wicked murderers opened fire at a kosher supermarket and killed four innocent souls including a brave police officer, who faced down the shooter and very bravely faced the shooter down. With one heart, america weeps for the lives lost. With one voice we vow to crush the monstrous evil of antisemitism whenever and wherever it appears and we are working very hard on that. [applause] i can tell you that we have a lot of people in government working very hard on that. We appreciate their work, its not easy. Joining us on stage for this event are two great Jewish American patriots, Army Veteran Oscar stewart and Border Patrol agent jonathan mireles. As many of you remember, both of these heroes were at the synagogue when a killer opened fire and by the way robert jeffords, i see you right here, what a tremendous faith leader you are and a tremendous man you are. Pastor i think you for being here so much also. We have so many people and so many great faith leaders here and i want to thank you all for being here, its fantastic. This is a great day and we appreciate very much. Robert thank you very much. The race toward the gunfire saved countless american lives. Oscar and jonathan think you both for responding to the worst evil with the best of american valor. This afternoon we celebrate the miracle of hanukkah, more than 2,000 years ago a ruthless tyrant persecuted the jewish people and desecrated the temple of jerusalem. A group of jewish patriots defeated a powerful army, rededicated the temple, and one back the right to worship god and freedom. Recently i received a remarkable letter from a 12yearold boy named Austin Polonsky from san francisco, california. In the letter austin summed up the meeting of hanukkah. He said on hanukkah, it is a tradition in the light the menorah and place it by the window. We do this to exemplify how we are not afraid to show who we are or what we believe in. In austins letter we asked if he could celebrate hanukkah with my family at the white house and this year we are thrilled to let you know that austin is with us today. Where is austin . Where is austin . Come on up here, austin. Come on up here. Good looking guy. Come on come often. Dont be shy. Its only bob kraft. [laughter] do you want to say a few words . Come on up. Lets get with it austin. Thank you for having me at the white house today. It was very unexpected. My mom pulled me out of school when the white house called and i was in the middle of lunch. Probably one of the first times i was very speechless. Thank you for having me here. [applause] neil good job, austin. Great job, thank you. He didnt know he was going to do that, you did a good job. Considering we got you by surprise a little bit, right . Thank you, stay with the first lady. Do you know bob kraft and everybody on stage . Is that a trump yarmulke . Its a trump yarmulke. Can i have that come austin . I want that. Across our country Jewish American strength and sustain our nation as president i will always celebrate and honor the jewish people. I will always stand with our treasured friend and ally, the state of israel. That i can tell you. [applause] so two years ago i recognized the true capital of israel and we opened the american in jerusalem. [applause] we got it built. They were thinking anywhere from 1000000000 2 billion. I did it for 350,000. We got a building that was in beautiful shape in the best location, best location there is. We got it done. We got it done. We got it open in four months and its right now open and maybe someday they will build a more expensive version of it but it cant get much better come out right robert . I think ron can tell you it cant get much better than what we have. They wanted me to sign an order for anywhere from 1000000000 2 billion and they were going to look for a piece of land for the subject land in jerusalem is very rare and very expensive. I said do you think we have a piece . David friedman are a great ambassador a fantastic job. They did a fantastic job. They want to spend 2 billion, so i think we can do it for about 250,000, maybe 300,000. We will save a billion dollars and we have a better location than any location we couldve gotten. Its been open now for a long time. We used all jerusalem stone. Friends of mine like jerusalem stone over here it costs a fortune come over there it wasnt so expensive. Ive also recognized israels sovereignty over the Golan Heights. [applause] i said to bob, so what was bigger, bob, what we did for israel in terms of jerusalem and moving the embassy to jerusalem becoming the capital of israel or the Golan Heights, which for a 52 years theyve been having meetings in the Golan Heights and Nothing Happened since i came along. Bob kraft which is bigger, which is more important of the jewish people . He said neither. I said what is happening . He said what you did by terminating the Iran Nuclear Deal is bigger than both. I think that is true. I think that is true. I think it could be true. I sort of agree with that. Today we are taking another historic action. In a few moments i will sign an executive order to combat antisemitism. This action makes clear that title vi of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits the federal funding of universities and other institutions that engage in discrimination applies to institutions but traffic and antisome indicates. This is a very powerful document that we are sending today and with been a very big story over the past couple of days when they heard. As you know they had almost universal support in congress and yet they didnt get it done. This has gone on for years and years. Theyve almost had universal support but there was always a roadblock. This year there is no roadblock because im doing it myself. Its much easier. We have support from many in congress. This is our message to universities. If you want to accept the tremendous amount of federal dollars that you get every year, you must reject antisemitism. Its very well. [applause] my administration will never tolerate the suppression, persecution, or silencing of the jewish people. We have also taken a firm stand against these socalled divestment and sanctions movement, or bds. You know that very well. I have to tell you Jared Kushner and ivanka have been talking to me about this for three years now, may be longer than that. I go back about three years where something that i could do about it. In this position we can do things about it. Before that not quite as much. I would be just like you will. Successful, doing nicely, but not for this. Theyve been talking from the beginning of the administration, theyve been bringing this up. We forcefully condemn this antisemitic campaign against the state of israel and its citizens. We are profoundly honored to be joined this afternoon by rosa lead glass the survivor of the holocaust. The darkest chapter of human history. After the war rosalie came to america and is now written a book, starred in an awardwinning film, and is going strong at the age of 102. Where is rosa . You are looking good. Thank you rosa lee. Its an honor. You really fill our hearts with hope and joy. So many people and we know of your story. In honor of rosa lee, we renew our pledge now and always never again, never again. [applause] today we thank god for the jewish people whose love and loyalty, brilliance and bravery, resilience and resolve, spirit and strength, bless america and the world. Before i signed the executive order i would like to ask oscar to see if you words and jonathan will light the menorah. Thank you all very much. Thank you. Oscar, please. Thank you mr. President. Oh, boy, this is a great moment. What i want to say is in scripture it teaches us that when the jewish armies went to fight and conquer the land of israel from the canaanites at size, the generals that speak to their men say it leave and you are afraid. I always wondered why you said this. God was fighting for them. I came up with this on my own, its because you have no faith in god. Today i stand with a group of people who have tremendous faith in god. We are all of different faiths and we are all here was one thing in mind and that is to you and hate. I am so proud to be standing here on the day this was signed. This is a momentous moment in my life. I want to think the president and the first lady for everything theyve done for israel. More importantly, what theyve done for america. America is a nation of many people and we need to remember whatever god you pray to, whatever religion you practice, we are all americans and we need to love each other and that will conquer hate. Once again, thank you very much mr. President. Im really honored. President trump i appreciate it. I see Alan Dershowitz. Come on up here for a second. Id like to ask my friends, the pastors, come appear. I have to say this to the other pastors, some of whom have been very kind. All of whom have been very kind. Weve never had such a evangelical christian support. Jeff, come on up. You are the one thats doing such a good job legally to make sure all of this happens. Robert jeffers, i didnt know him but i watched him and i would watch them on different shells. I would say i like that guy. He talks really great about me and i like people that talk well about me. He was saying he may not be the greatest christian ive ever seen, he may not know the bible quite as well as the rest of us. In fact he may not know it very well at all, but that guy is a real leader. Hes going to do a job. I appreciated that statement. I dont know if i should have, but i did. I think we have lead because i think weve made more progress towards faith leaders. We got rid of the Johnson Amendment which was a disaster. Id like to ask if robert could you say a couple of words and if i could also ask Alan Dershowitz to say and then we are going to sign a very important document, okay . Robert please. It is true i believe President Trump is the most profaith president in history. When you look at what he has done for people of all faiths. Mr. President , jewish and christian believers alike believe what god said to abraham in genesis 12, that god would bless those who bless israel and he would curse those who curse israel. I want to thank you, mr. President , for being the kind of president that has the courage to stand up and lead when it comes to israel on the right side of history, but most importantly you are on the right side of god. That is why you are not going to fail and were going to stand behind you 100 . Thank you mr. President. 465 of my 81 years, i have spent at universities, all over the country and all over the world, there is no more important event in those 65 years to turn universities away from being bastions of hatred and discrimination, then this executive order being signed today. It is a game changer. It will go down in history as one of the most important events in the 2,000 year battle against antisemitism. Thank you, mr. President. You did a great job. The people who helped you do this did a great job. You will be remembered by history for all time for having signed this very important order. President trump thank you. [applause] i just wonder thank President Trump for all of his leadership on behalf of america. What we have seen a president accomplish over the last three years has been extraordinary. When President Trump decided to run there were a lot of people who werent sure what somebody would never done anything in politics would do. I would said that all of our expectations have been greatly exceeded. [applause] the plans that the team has put in place under the president leadership have produced economic miracles for this country and i am confident that the best is to come. The one we are going to continue muttering to this and whether the president to response to any developments today. This antisemitism order he signed today will forbid any kind of violence and recognize holocaust remembrances, a clear definition of antisemitism. The president says increased at an alarming pace. Well have an update on this and much more right after this. Y half the story . At t. Rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine Investment Opportunities firsthand. Like a biotech firm that engineers a patients own cells to fight cancer. This is strategic investing. Because your investments deserve the full story. T. Rowe price. Invest with confidence. Was there ever a defensive briefing given by the Fbi Department of justice to donald trump about the concerns . Because there was not. Neil that was Inspector General Michael Horowitz get telling what triggered this investigation. In the end of the investigation he said it was justified but with a lot of sloppy errors in the part of the fbi pretty said the fbi shouldnt feel vindicated through all of it. The former fbi assistant director chris with us right n now. Now there was condemnation and a lot to go around. I guess what hes saying come investigation that started under suspicious acts specs but was sloppy to put it mildly leave. Your thoughts. I dont want to lay this at the foot of the 35,000 good men and women of the fbi. This is a leadership failure during james comeys time there. These are serious abuses. Process the most intrusive technique you can use. You can their phone calls and their emails and their tax. You can mirror their hard drives. You can look at every aspect of someones life with a fisa order. Its extremely intrusive. Find out that there are 17 different errors, omissions, and unsupported assertions and there is absolutely terrifying to me. Weve go got a make sure that te people that did this are coming to be held accountable. Its the coming leadership team. It comes for the top. Stood holding him accountable as welcome as not how things should be done about mr. Comey as well . I do think so. This is not the last word. I would say you are setting a low bar if you start celebrating the fact that we sell it down mike committed serious abuses but we didnt have a bad state of mind. Thats a pretty low bar. The abuses have it and if youre in the receiving end of that i wonder how you would feel. This needs to be addressed. The conduct needs to be deterr deterred. Chris wray is about to implement about 40 different remedial methods back. Thats more than 9 out of 10 pfizer requests are honored with almost rubber stamp approval. Why is that . The last study looked at there were 23,000 fisa requests during the tenure time. In only five were turned down. They go through an extensive review process but i was a criminal agent, i got crossexamined on the witness stand about those affidavits. I had to support everything in them. Fisa never see the lights of day. Most of the time if there are errors, omissions, or whatever you want to call it, nobody ever knows it. Were just looking at a microcosm of the fisa process. Im afraid that it has become a sloppy process. Neil thank you so much. Fbi former assistant director. Now comes impeachment and apparently is going to move fast. After this. The sea urchin, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. Because there are options. Like an unjection™. Xeljanz xr, a oncedaily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. 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For small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. Shop everything home at wayfair. Com. Neil despite all this, today is on with impeachment. Chat program has the latest with this. Thats what we have here on capital here. We have the pfizer a markup session where they actually write and craft and hone the articles of impeachment. What we here tonight are Opening Statements from all 41 members of the Judiciary Committee. That should take about three hours and 25 minutes and probably wont and macintosh 11 00 or so. The resolution as it stands right now combines the two articles of impeachment. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi indicated today that they would break them out and that this is what this markup session is about tonight and tomorrow to get them ready for the house floor. Theyll actually report the articles of impeachment out the committee, vote them out of committee tomorrow, and its on to the house floor. The sequencing, will they consider the usmca, impeachment, fund the government first, the House Majority leader said that they are still working on it but they think that impeachment will come first. Neil will watch what happens. Just incredible. The big question is how Many Democrats not to vote for this. Seems to me theyll have the 216 votes necessary. We will see. Here comes the five. Dana hello, everyone, im dana perino along katie pavlich, jesse watters, juan williams, and greg gutfeld. In new york city, this is the five. Whats been described as a few irregularities has become a massive criminal conspiracy over time. To defraud the fisa court, to illegally surveilled an american city. Dana another blockbuster day and capitol hill with fallout over the fisa report. Inspector general Michael Horowitz facing off the Judiciary Committee with his findings