tucker: because they were protecting themselves. l. and it comes out and it s o bignp deal. tucker: i think this raises concerns of every american of all political postures about the behavior of the fbi. are there any elected democrats you know who are saying we should find out how our government is behaving? no, it s quite sad. it puts the focus on jeff sessions and rob rosenstein, i have a lot of confidence in jeff sessions doing the right thing, no confidence in chris wray. we need a grand jury to investigate what the bureau and the department of justice under obama did it to do what happened in this case. there are serious crimes that were committed by government officials, there needs to be a federal grand jury and it needs to happen now. tucker: thank you both, very much. i m republican representative from the state of new york, he wants the supporting memos
doors testimony said it was the basis of the request for the fisa court. can we get a copy of that relevant part of his testimony? absolutely, and we should. transcript should come out, once again adam shift and the democrats, they are just lying. they are complaining that nunes and the majority were making changes to the document, even though it was grammatical changes in those other substantive changes were requested by the minority as well as the most substantive change which was done by the fbi. tucker: thanks for coming on, i appreciate it. the apparent ease with which the fbi was able to monitor carter page without his knowing it should have the rest of us asking when is it acceptable to spy on u.s. citizens? has the norm become it s always
claims were only minimally corroborated. the fbi also knew that the dossier author was an inflamed partisan working on behalf of political operatives trying to win a presidential race. he actually told the doj employee bruce or that he was desperate donald trump not being elected president. if no rational personou could in good faith to reach the trump dossier as fact. that is exactly how the fbi presented to the fisa court when they asked to spy on carter pag page. that is lying, there is no other way to describe it, they have been busted lying but they won t it.t former fbi director jim comey took to twitter not to apologize or even to address the facts the memo raised much to mock the release of the memo like the aspiring msnbc contributor that he is. dishonest and misleading he said, he didn t bother to
was accused of it. he was suspected of it. tucker: do you think since the doj accused him of that before, a fisa court, is he a foreign agent? he s under suspicion, it s an ongoing investigation that is not closed. it s still an open investigatio investigation. tucker: if you re going to impugn the man s character, suggesting that he s betraying his country, committing treason. i think it s fair to ask you man-to-man no innuendo do you think is betraying his country? i think you re not allowing the fbi to answer that question with what you and others are doing. tucker: all i want is for my questions to be answered. i sit here an open, willing repository for all information including your m.o., including the documents that supported thisis memo.
very secret court. it s a disgraceful period in the history of the department and that james comey and loretta lynch and all of the people involved in this have performed disgracefully and unconstitutionally which is even moreally important. the dossier is essential to the russia collusion theory targeting trump. that s the basis for the appointment of robert mueller. you ve got the corruption associated with a fisa surveillance and associated with the fbi and doj working hand in glove with the clinton campaign to push this narrative beginning in the summer of 2016 and it all went to the appointment of robert mueller. there is no russia collusion story without the dossier. we now know and have confirmed six ways to sunday there was nothing behind it. therefore, why is there a special counsel investigation? tucker: what would help a lot i think would be declassification of a number of subsequent documents.