unverified and salacious. so why did you that wasn t my recollection. my recollection is it was part of a broader mosaic of facts that were laid before the pfizer judge to obtain a fisa warrant. the ig report, and ken says that the steele dossier was crucial and central to the pfizer report. absolutely. it was the core of the submission and reminded of the old saying frequently wrong but never in doubt. mr. comey has a very bad recollection or he is deliberately ignoring that which now the whole world knows which we have long suspected which is the steele dossier was at the heart and soul of the intrusion and the civil liberties of carter page. by the way, i m so glad that
with epstein, saying the financier employed young flight attendants, or rather, miners dressed as flight attendants, sean.r, sean: trace, thank you. don t forget to set your dvr, never miss an episode. we will never be the hate-trump media mob. let not your heart be troubled there galore has a big show tonight. laura, take it away. laura: hannity, tremendous show on your part. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. gregg jarrettouou is in the stuo with me, congressman devin nunes, lee zeldin, all with me on this impeachment farce, and the ig report, and adam schiff expose we have for you. but first, what if congressional leaders could be impeached? that s the focus of tonight s angle. we ve read all of your emails and your tweets about the democrats impeachment of session. this is a general flavor of what i m reading. why can t they be impeached?
concept that says we don t like you so we are going to find things we find objectionable about you. everyone focusing on the ig report but jerry nadler and the judiciary committee released a report saturday and in it described the basis for why they are pursuing impeachment and it is stunning. it is not because the president did anything wrong in the past, they want to prevent him doing something wrong in the upcoming election. that has no foundation in the law and is stunning. todd: 1 repeatedly the two people involved in the phone call between ukraine and the us, the president and the president of ukraine both say there was none of this that happened in terms of allegations democrats are making. now pressure, the president didn t receive anything he was supposed to allegedly receive in exchange for withholding the
about this for a long time because we now not only have this report and previously we had not only the report but senators grassley and graham filed a very important, i thought, memo in connection with this. i think it was shortly after the nunes report came out and it was the first one that actually quoted from the pfizer documents and is since then we actually got the actual documents. but the point i think they make is that they can t look at how they presented the probable cause showing on page and square that with what you heard your interview with former director coming. it s just that the two things can t be squared. if i could just react to one other thing, which again i m not a fan of.
addressed? independent of the impeachment proceedings you have ongoing oversight proceedings in the senate so you can see those witnesses called as part of that at some point. heather: another thing that is happening today, horwitz is going to testify on the ig report. what do you expect to hear from him? what is important to hear? what mister horwitz will do is hit points of his report and answer questions from both sides of the day us designed to draw facts from the report that are favorable to their position. i don t think we will get much new information. i ve worked with a lot of igs, generally the substance of their report is the substance of the report and that is what they testify to? heather: have you ever seen anything like this, speaking from your experience, the partisan elements of all of this thomas so evident.