counsel. tucker: code, i don t care, they are russians. i m talking about americans. that may have stemmed from the fisa warrants. tucker: hold on. i don t care about the u.s. government treating foreign citizens. i don t care on the border, i don t o care if they are russian agents. i care about american citizens. the point of our government is to protect them. american citizens have their civil liberties violated by the obama administration s on the basis of what? we don t know. why can t i see those fisa requests? i think this request might be part of the report. definitely part of the underlying documentation of this report. i think we should see it. i think the president should declassify everything in this report today. tucker: i m with you on that. and those fisa warrants. declassify everything. we need everything to the public right now so if we e can see te underlying documentation behind mueller s report. tucker: we are having a vigorous agreement. i want to get
false statements or the fbi. michael cohen, donald trump s former lawyer, pleaded guilty to tax and bank fraud. and campaign finance violations related to hush money payments to womenhelawy who alleged affas with donald trump, and finally, roger stone, a longtime trump advisor, was indicted for obstruction, making false statements, and witness tampering. former trump and michael caputo it condemns the russia probe bee forcing his family out of their home and crushing his children with the immense legal costs associated with defending himself and themselves. tucker? tucker: trace gallagher, thanks a lot for that. laura ingraham of course hosts the ingraham angle. she s our friend and we are grateful to have her here. thanks a lot for coming on, as you prepare for your show tonight. there is a big witty angle to this. the press really drove a lot of this behavior and drug this investigation. at fox we are allowed to say, by our network, whatever we think is true, and they support us
justice cannot indict a sitting president. tucker: of course there was howard dean. the former governor of vermont. dean was also, if you can remember, that far back to 2004, a presidential candidate. at one point, look like he was going to be the nominee of the democratic party. he went on to run the dnc. he s on television constantly. people have long whispered that howard dean is not all there. they say he yelled so much because he can t think very well. they claim he is so slow it takes them an hour to have to watch 60 minutes. you don t want to believe any of that is true. it sounds cruel. d on the other hand, they might be right. we believe we may well have a criminal and the m white house d the next step is going to be the trump family itself. i expect there is a good likelihood jared kushner will be indicted for money laundering and we will see how far the russian involvement goes. this is serious business. the people are undermining our democracy. tucker: he was never se
the picture you are painting is really troubling pride really is. catherine herridge, thank you very much. e thank you mike you re welcome. tucker: for more on what this means, we are drawing tonight by florida republican congressman matt gaetz. thank you very much for coming out tonight. what jumps on the mic out at you from all this? happy no collusion day, tucker. tucker: happy no collusion day. good point. [laughs] 675 days, tens of million dollars s spent, a team of peope who were biased against the president, and they could not produce evidence to even bring charges for indictments against people for the underlying allegation, conspiracy with the russian federation. you ask the operative question: what do we do not? my expectation is that we have to have a thorough overview of how we got here. how we allowed political opposition research to fuel an investigation that was never founded on any fact or reality. then we need to seek apology from the democrats in congress who
individual criminal conspiracy involving the russians? yes. that scenario, you know something about. that investigation was developing while you were still on the job. it was, in terms of looking at what was goinger on with the russians and whether or not persons were actively collaborating, colluding, cooperating, involved in a conspiracy or not. but also if there s going to be any member did you see enough at that stage to believe that theree wee now that would result in indictments once investigated? t i thought at the time there was going to be individuals who were going to have issues with the department of justice. tucker: that was a former o cia director, one of countless retired intel officials you see parading across your screen every night, all of them paid by msnbc or cnn, to tow the party line, all of them no better. they are lying. it s a habit made and picked up years ago.