course, made the comment today about the footnote and reacting to it. let s watch. a footnote saying that something might be political is a far cry from letting the american people know that the democrats in the hillary campaign paid for dirt, that the fbi then used to get a warrant on an american citizen to spy on another campaign. i read the footnote. i know exactly what the footnote says. it took longer to explain it the way they did if they just came right out and said, hillary clinton for america and the dnc paid for it. but they did not do that. laura: is there anything that could be done to the people responsible for filing that, omitting a material fact? yeah, of course. if you are practicing law, that goes into that. look, there could be criminal liability. it would depend on the intent, that s why we need all information. i had read the schiff memo. it s the most circuitous way to say that there may i mean,
then campaign manager cory lewandowski reportedly approved page s personal trip to moscow, where he gave a speech criticizing u.s. policy toward moscow and visited with russian officials but none of that necessarily nefarious. page was out, tonight donald trump your jr. told tucker that he was not a real player and more of a patsy, though he told the senate intel that he was an irregular player at trump tower. even more curious from devin nunes memo, they used a document to obtain a fisa warrant to listen in the page s calls a month after we were told he left the campaign. the surveillance was renewed several times deep into 2017, after he was gone. we noted as began at the march 26 an editorial board meeting when george popped all the sins pled guilty to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russians. carter page has not been charged with anything. laura? laura: thank you so much for that report. joining us now from new york, we
they could ve come out and say it. the way they did it is enough candor for the court. laura: it s a material fact. you omitted a material fact from the application. if i was that fisa judge, i would be livid. it makes the judgment potentially the wrong decision. is the key question. should the fbi be lured into investigating a that s the key. china would do it, russia would do it, north korea would do it, and apparently we can do it in the united states. that paragraph in the nunes memo, it s very clear. they didn t tell them dnc and clinton campaign was paying for it. they did not. laura: 100% 100 100% true. even the schiff memo would not dispute that. laura: you been writing about it, mollie. great stuff, guys. while democrats are fixating on russia, another overseas threat is growing. victor davis hanson explains in my experience with usaa has been excellent.
reported as a known russian agent. you raised a real interesting idea about what is his status with the mueller investigation. because if there is collusion, he is a really important part of this. papodapolous is another big part of this, he was not charged of any conspiracy, he was simply charged of lying to the fbi. what s the deal with carter page question mikey has not been charged with anything. are they complementing being charged with anything? the angle i did before he came on, liberals used to care about civil liberties. i mean, those comments from blumenthal, the fisa court, the abuses of the fisa court, they can spy on american. here they happen in october. this is if the federal government cannot supply you of life, liberty, property, they cannot rescue or spy on you
frauds. first, who is carter page and why did you become a target of the fisa court? fox s ed henry joins us now from new york with more. laura, great to see you. carter page is almost like a forrest gump, keeps popping up everywhere. you can quite figure out what he did for the trump campaign, let alone whether he did anything wrong. the the forrest gump moment came march 21st 2016 when then candidate trump appeared at a washington post at a board meeting, the first question is about how he was going to finally reveal his foreign policy team. it was hard to get foreign policy source to his team, so he wanted outside the box choices. the future president revealed only five names. one was, he called george papadopoulos an excellent guy and referred to another advisor simply as carter page, phd, setting off a scramble of who this man of mystery was.