eastman s memo doesn t anticipate violence, to be sure, careful read does show he does predict chaos is going to happen. he writes something to the eck, chaos will ensue. democrats will be up in arms. it s also important to pay attention to steve bannon who in our book reports he was talking to president trump not only on early january, january 5th, on the eve of the insurrection. but in late december. there s one part in the book you got to really the whole part to get the concept. bannon saying get back to washington. you know what will president trump did on can december 31st. he comes back, skips the mar-a-lago new year eve s party. you can see him getting off of air force one, looking very stiff. an action to change the country and the action.
facts. the democrats memo doesn t and can t say that the fisa court was told that hillary clinton, her campaign and the dnc paid for this dossier or that christopher steele, who put together the dossier, was desperate to keep donald trump from becoming president or that same chris fofer steele had a personal relationship with the number four lawyer at the department of justice, bruce ohr and his wife, nelly, who did the research for the fusion gps. those facts won t change. sandra: nunes said we want it out and made it clear unanimously we want it to get out. it has become so very political nunes calling the memo itself so very political. talking about christopher steele. nunes says here democrats say he is a good source. here is what nunes said about christopher steele over the weekend. christopher steele lied to the f.b.i. and i can t for the life of me know when you have the house who said that this guy lied to the f.b.i., and you
lawmakers on capitol hill is in another mad scramble to keep the federal government from running out of money. they have two days to come up with a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. they re moving another bill through for march 23rd but it s not likely to get through the senate. congressman is joining us from the freedom caucus. congressman, thank you for joining us. it s good to be with you, wolf. it seems like we were here just a few weeks ago, but obviously a very important time for america and hoping we get the government funding. we might be back march 23rd to try one more time. what happens if it doesn t get through the senate? wolf, i just left a meeting to come out here and be with you. where we were talking with some of the cross-sectional leaders within our conference, talking about a budget caps deal.
i think there is a lot more information we probably need to get to understand the full read on that. jon: the president i mean, despite his protestations, this memo doesn t clear him necessarily. the president said over the weekend this fully vindicates him. i think you saw a lot of republicans gowdy saying not so fast. there is still an investigation, aspects of an investigation that have to be resolved. it does raise the question of poll itization of intelligence. you have democrats and republicans looking at highly classified stuff and sort of reaching their own conclusions about what it means and where it should go. certainly raises questions about intelligence and also raises questions are you setting a precedent in terms of what gets released to the public during an investigation. jon: but the public, it is
memo. they re going to be voting on that democratic response to the republican memo later today, and the white house indicating that the president will give it the same type of consideration that he gave to the republican memo. but andrea, all of this sort of underscores the mounting tensions not only between the president and democrats like adam schiff, but between the president and the fbi, the law enforcement community, and you have some republicans coming forward. trey gowdy, as well as chris stewart, you just played some of that, saying, look, this memo doesn t impact the russia probe at all. so president trump tried to make a very difficult case, even though he doesn t have the backing of his own party. of course, all of this really complicating efforts to try to keep the government open, set to run out of money later this week, andrea. and to carol, i want to go over the president s very personal, aggressive attack on adam schi iff today.