went overseas to talk toe fb christopher steele aboutas to ta the steele dossier and they said they would give himai a million dollars if he could wu corroborate it. here s the problem. itivthey weren t able to corroborate it. th says at the top o.f a fisa application verified. ate. now, if you offer a guy a million bucks and he can a verify it, that means it s unverifiable. but ye can tt they use that very dossier that they couldn t verifyse. dn t and they swore to the court, the fisa court, that it was verified all to ruin your life. now, it also gave themruin y a backdoor to spy on then doo candidate and then later president trump. sosp the entire time they knew t was false and they took a year of your life spying on you. o do you have any recourse? ce? sean, it s not just the year of my life.no and even the hard work that you and then chairman nunez havet been doing to try to get to o the bottom of this. this has been a six year plusr s battle and it s all exactlyludig
evidence. d but yet they use andrew mccabe said, as a bulk of informationfo needed to get those fisa fis warrants approved.a fi applhey submitted a fisa application with knowingly that false information. is that true?, even. yeah. yeah, absolutely. and what i m saying to you is even, i think, bigger than that. i think what durham has exposed is that there was no one within the fbi that had any evidenceet whatsoever to target donald trum donalp or carter page or at else for that matter. and i ll tell you , they because they wanted an outcome in an election and the used and abuse their power to influence the election. is that a fair statement?a that that is absolutely correct. and then later, the whole total mueller investigation, which wei deid at the time was a total scam. it wasnt used by the fbi and thr department of justice to cover up for malfeasance that the fbio and the doj and the clintont awy campaign did for four years. althl got away with it, didn t, they ? congressma
some ways? did we get a greatertion for appreciation for people thatfie? work in the medical field? you know, everybody from docto d doctors and nurses and orderlies and everybody in evn, did we get a greater for appreciation for truck drivers if they weren t trucking and packers weren t packing, farmers weren t farming, we wouldn t have survived. do you think peoplvived.e now he a little bit of an increased appreciation? now i hate to paint with too broad a brush. i know i dknowo. i know that the whole zoome world, the conversation we re having righte now, three years ago, that that didn t happen. i came to new york . you i sat in the studio with you. os this is made possible aroun by fiberoptics and men driving around at all hours, making sure everything is connected. aa so i think that a lot of waysidi covid gave us a wake up call, on but i m afraid it did somethingi else to shawn. honestly, i know i m as. brokews record on this, but i was listening to joe concha a couple of segment
$1 million to corroborate his phony dossier, he was unable to do so. and remember, it wass phon andrew mccabe that said, oh, without the dossier, we never would have gotten the fisa application warrant approved. now, this was all, as devin nunes said, nothing more than a bounty on president trump s head, a pure political ploy from the deep state and theirnts actors in the lead up to all the 2016 election, all designed to take down donald trump and prevent him from winning it, with reaction. former house intelligence chairr devin nunes, former trump campaign advisor carter pages with us. you know, carter,nge- youup k for your country. worked yo fu work for the cia. it s now well known. you are an asset toe your country. you re a patriot to your country. u werei still don t understand y they targeted you in the first place. countr and then we learned in testimony this week that ine ler october, early october ofne t twenty , twenty one , the fbi
stores, i don t think we really realize. do you think americak d is appreciate it? well, ther te arhie twngo diffet things, realizationav and appreciation. most of us havnevee never really realized it, but we ve always intuitively appreciate it. lig we know that when we flickat ish the switch and the light comes on , that s the result ofme a miracle. and that miracle is maden an possible by men and women doingd things out of sight and out of r mind. whatry about i worry about is tp overall lack of appreciation that has infected, in my view, our society over the last thirty or forty years.v my tv shows, the two that you mentioned, as well as how america works, are jusattempt an attempt to tap the country i hanghe shoulder and say, hey, look, if we don t hang on to this fundamental appreciation for the kinds of jobs that make civilized life possible for the rest of us , we re going to have a list of unintendednces consequences longer than your arm. did covid change that in