faul falsely created crime. do you believe that s what happened here, that there s some sort of cabal at the top echelon of the fbi? is that what you re alleging? i think we need to look into that question. the fbi and department of justice certainly can t investigate themselves. it s one of the reasons why i ve joined congressman lee zeldin and others calling for an independent review of those activities. mr. digenova, certainly a capable attorney, served as u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., and i think there is also evidence in the lisa strzok i m sorry the lisa page, peter strzok text messages, particularly the assertion that there was an insurance policy being hatched in andy s office. we assume that is andy mccabe. if those three were together manifesting their bias against the president, then certainly what mr. digenova has said is true. this is similar to the argument you used to make about a secret society which was referenced in one of those text messages as well. you
you have the office of professional responsibility i m not saying whether there s merit or not to it. i m saying the timing, the pressure on jeff sessions, the reason why this is almost like it s a signal from the president kind of nudging jeff sessions like, um, the office of professional responsibility now has suggested that this guy be fired. so you need to fire him, or i m going to fire you is the tacit message here coming from the president. [ overlapping voices ] i think to me the most damning allegation and at an allegation, but it s regarding the text that we got from the paramours from lisa strzok strzok and lisa page in which they talked about the insurance policy should trump win. that was the most nefarious part of those texts that were revealed. in that sequence, they said let s meet in andy s office. most reporting suggests that is andy mccabe. i think he needs to explain to the american people was he that andy and if he was, what was it about? there s so
allegation, but it s regarding the text that we got from the paramours, from lisa strzok peter strzok and lisa page in which they talked about the insurance policy should trump win. that was the most nefarious part of those texts that were revealed. in that sequence, they said let s meet in andy s office. most reporting suggests that is andy mccabe. i think he needs to explain to the american people was he that andy and if he was, what was it about? there s so much smoke around this guy all the time. that s like the argument about the secret society, which turned out to be a joke. i don t think it s a secret society, but no, the accusation that they were talking about some secret society. it turned out to be a complete joke because it wasn t put in context. the investigation is not about these text messages between other people who are not andy mccabe. it s an allegation that he participated in a news story with the wall street journal, not just about the clinton founda
with what sessions said. mark meadows disagrees with it and the i couldn t know lying premise of what the meadow s camp is saying. huber s boss is rod rosenstein. pete: that s a big concern. they look at the fake russian collusion narrative that drove entire special counsel still going on with bob mueller. then you look at all the things that have happened from andy mccabe and lisa strzok and bruce o er and james comey: we have more evidence we will show new a second. that doesn t merit the special counsel. that seems like inside fbi and doj at the top not rank and file and you are going to investigate yourself? still feels like folks are going to clamor for more. looks like a half measurable from the attorney general not going to satisfactory people. ainsley: imagine if this happened at your place the work. if you had to investigate your boss. would you be fair and could do you that? you want to believe you could but that s tough. pete: you are poking around whether your boss was doin