recall, i can t remember, is firing someone who did remember, who testified and now says i did the best i could. i was authorized to do this. i think we have to wait. no matter how thin the pancake, it has two sides and we haven t heard both sides. we haven t really heard the ig s side let alone hearing the side of the defense. yeah. so i want to wait until i hear what mccabe s story is in rebuttal to whatever the ig says. absolutely. my guest also all be back. interestingly enough he s also being very selective, ag sessions. we haven t heard anything about those rumors that the new york fbi was leaking to people like rudy giuliani. up next, we ll talk about what the mccabe firing will mean for the mueller investigation. stay right there. with fidelity wealth management you get straightforward advice,
the fbi individuals trying to turn their departments into a political arm of the dnc and hillary clinton campaign. that needs to be investigated. harris: i don t want to make this about bruce ohr. but why does he still have a job at the doj? yeah, he s within demoted harris: but he s still getting a paycheck there. that s one of the reasons why you need a special counsel. so the i.g. can look into the internal processes. the i.g. is not going to prosecute. any type of misconduct that you find with the doj and fbi, you re going to need a special counsel in order to hold them responsible. so bruce ohr the situation with bruce ohr being tied to chris steele even after he s removed could be a perfect point if you re trying to understand why the four senators authored the letters to a.g. sessions and
together exactly what happened. and i think once you get to that point, you can say we need an independent counsel or we need to have some other means of investigating this. kimberly: okay. why do you think that a.g. sessions decided to reopen an investigation now. i m just curious as to the exact timing. well, i think that s yes, that s a very good point. i think part of it is there has been a lot of activity on capitol hill about uranium one. and the department of justice, which is supposed to be investigating corruption is a little bit behind the 8 ball on this. you ve got the senate judiciary committee. you ve got the house oversight committee. you have the house intelligence committee who are all investigating uranium one. and the department of justice is behind. so i think part of this is they are feeling pressure from capitol hill. okay. let s talk a little bit about the testimony that s been behind closed doors. we have been covering it closely, hannity has on this show
piecing together exactly what happened. once you get to that point, you can say, we needed an independent counsel or we need to have some other means of investigation. kimberly: why do you think that ag sessions decided to reopen the investigation? curious as to be exact timing. yes, that s a very good point. i think part of it is, there s been a lot of activity on capitol hill about uranium one. the department of justice, which is supposed to be investigating corruption, is a little bit behind the eight ball on this. you ve got the senate judiciary committee, you ve got the house oversighte committee, you ve got the house intelligence committee, who are all investigating uranium one. and the department of justice s behind. part of this is they are feeling pressure from capitol hill. kimberly: let s talk about the testimony behind closed doors. we ve been covering it. andrew mccabe, bruce or, they testified. what do you d think is going on behind closed doors and in terms of the
supposed to do. why does he seem to be preemptively recuse could you seeing himself and the justifiable department from looking in obvious aspects where political bias could have been, may have been used and worth looking at. take bruce ohr and his wife again he not only met with fusion gps before the election but again after the election. for what reason? ed: peter strzok with the text messages. he gets reassigned. where do they put him? in h.r. at the fbi. he is teaching other people what to do? pete: jason chaffetz had pretty strong opinion on the future of the attorney general. take a listen. it pains me to say this a little bit but i don t think the attorney general is up to the job that he is doing. he is absent from this. the reason there is a special counsel is because he had to recuse himself from everything. and i just, my own personal opinion, i think it s time for the attorney general to go. because you need leadership there, some deep says sim mick problems there. rachel