There were times i went finally somebody is saying it. i felt like i was hanging out here on a thread by myself some nights with some of my good partners and friends on the show. but it is worse than we thought. yeah. sean: i m told we might have a grassly memo as early as next week that takes it yet to another level. remember what we learned today not once, twice, three times but four times the top people at the fbi took this salacious and unverified document, this dossier to see kret court to get a secret warrant to spy on a fellow american. guess what? they never told the court that the democrat national committee and the clinton campaign paid for it. four opportunities to tell the truth to the court and they didn t do it, to spy on a fellow citizen. they did that in the context of a presidential campaign. as mark just said this should never happen in this great country. sean: it never should. congressman meadows what does this mean? i would argue without all of this, what w
No special counsel mueller. i m saying he needs to go, yesterday. because he never should have been appointed based on what we know tonight. well what will we do know is much of the information that actually called for a special prosecutor was tainted. and when we see that, you know, you have to look at the fruit of a tainted investigation. and it s very troubling. i believe that the special counsel maueller will come back and show this president didn t include with the russians. i think the underlying problem is, jim was just talking about it, four times they went to a fisa court to spy on american citizens. but three of those times they did so after knowing that the very person who wrote the dossier, was not telling the truth. sean: they knew it was hillary s in the beginning and they never told the court the truth. they did. without a doubt. sean: that omissions a lie. alright congressman jordan what
Transition team so the level of duplicity, which is it? you don t get both. . sean: if you presented it to a court and you signed off on it and that was the terming factor as you point out, it was denied first in july. right. sean: then james comey has a big legal problem, doesn t he? i think he does. christopher steele by the way tame came to the fbi and the time frame looks like it was july. christopher steele the so-called british spy that was getting this information, by the way who was working on it with him, bruce ohr, his wife works with fusion gps on this project. if there was a need for special counsel this is one of the moments. this is not the rank and file fbi members, we ve been clear on. that this isn t deep state as people call it. this is the top. this is leadership. james comey doesn t get it both ways. he didn t make the statements he made and then go back to get a warrant. he got a warrant based on this
Angry about all of that. yeah 50usc requires all applications for warrant are under oath. you can t commit perjury. more than that what s at stake here is the fact they utilized this information knowing it was not truthful, knowing it was unverified, not notifying the court of the entire process but they didn t do it once, they didn t do it twice, they did it three times. then james comey going to the president of the united states saying there s a dossier out there, i m not trying to do a j edgar hoover on you, those were james comey s words, you re not under investigation but he utilized that again to obtain the warrant. [ overlapping speakers ] it doesn t work both ways. sean: you re saying that he used this. what he called in front of then president elects unverified and salacious dossier, two months earlier he used to get the warrant to spy on the trump campaign and then the trump