doing. i get the chairman nunes has this wave of felonies that are occurring under the executive branch of the obama administration but chairman berger has the same understanding you clearly have here first of all the way she described it, this is te largest organized effort. this is not one or two random people going rogue. she talked about the we have to collectively get it up there. who? presumably the democrats. what is it about? not about a russians, not about hacking. its efforts to understand the trump team as they go through the transition to plan. that clearly has to involve felons. sean: coming up right after this break, more with newt gingrich. what republicans need to do to get their act together and get on the same page? laura ingraham is here to weigh in on the surveillance of the
ambassador. remember, flynn was picked up talking to the russian ambassador. and patiently the transcripts of those conversations were distributed. and nunes has said he believes a crime was committed at the expense of flynn s name being unmasked was a problem. it will be very interesting to watch now if there is a sense among republicans on that committee at the white house that flynn is suddenly not their guy anymore, and there is an effort to distance themselves and start attacking. hold on. well got to take a break. we re going to have another panel right ahead. a lot more happening tonight. i want to get your thoughts on matthew s reporting that two white house officials were involved in helping give nunes the intelligence reports that he had gone to the white house for. the question of course is if they were already at the white house, why did it take the chairman to go over there to then good back to the white house the next day and tell the president about it? was that just c
people like me are speaking on behalf of process. people spend it to suit their needs. i think it may be that the russians are behind even such fake news today. sean: maybe the russians put these words in my mouth, asking about surveillance, unmasking and leaking intelligence. i m asking questions based on what she said. mainstream media members continue to ignore the facts in this case. the media does not want to focus on this today. they want to focus two white house officials helped give nunes intelligence reports. i would argue it is purposely dishonest if you read further into the report, it isn t really a story. it just says the official played a role. tonight i am calling on the intel community to stop being distracted by the hate trump media destroy trump media, general sessions needs to
it s okay to sneak around? and i ll ask you this. you know, i m assuming there s some crime that has been broken. i don t know what it is, but i do know that anybody who unmasks somebody like general flynn has broken a crime that s not true, actually. it is absolutely true! jack, on march 15th check the information had no evidence of a crime? the point no evidence of nunes has said american citizen had been spied on by the federal government. that is look, all we know they weren t spied on. they were caught wait it s amazing how the white house critics don t have any curiosity about the process when it comes to the leakers. they don t have any curiosity when it comes to evelyn farkas. how did she know that she didn t know. she was speculating. jack you guys all get your marching orders at the same time? because all of a sudden, every republican on tv is talking about farkas i was going to jack
you have jeff sessions who has recused himself from this. and that s probably a very good idea since he was a member of the transition. i know the president wasn t happy about that. but now, you know, the fbi has to decide what it s going to do. and will they work with the congress? and comey s got a counterintelligence investigation going on. very tough. one of the things to watch is what do nunes, schiff, bury, and warner say about this. especially nunes and schiff. so far nunes has mostly acted as a protector of the white house. and it will be interesting to see how he decides the issue of whether flynn should get immunity or not. right. i think that will tell you what he thinks about who he thinks this would damage. i want to turn to that story when we come back. everybody hold your places. carol lee, i know you got to go. great reporting. thank you so much for joining us tonight with your story from the wall street journal. coming up next, we ll go to the white house and