asked for an abortion. the trump administration tried to stop me. brett kavanaugh tried to stop me. she s been campaigning against kavanaugh, and wrote in elle magazine that he must be stopped. right before i left washington, i was able to interview milano, and i began to ask her, why spotlight this issue? it s not just about kavanaugh, or about trump, this issue is about my daughter, my mother, the health care of the underprivileged, the marginalized, the people that live in low-income communities because, really, it s those people that are going to be affected most by this. you know, trump made a promise during his campaign that he was going to appoint judges, supreme court judges that would overturn roe v. wade which has been the
concerned, and handed over to the new york times are rocking washington. and maybe the nation. the president is basically calling for the arrest of an anonymous member of his own administration which the courts would almost certainly prevent as illegal. everyone is seemingly pressing for more details, whether they liked the piece or didn t. and the journalist who actually knows the identity of this mystery leaker, and editor of the new york times now publicly confirming they communicated directly with the author while holding back any hints. how many people at the times know who their writer is? i can t tell you. i m not going to tell you an exact number. let me just say that it is a very small number. and have you heard from the writer since the piece was published? i have. and i can t really convey the sure, i just wonder if that person was surprised by the reaction. you know, it s a good
tonight i m obsessed with the the real russian scandal rocking washington. no. not the one where the deep state intel services planted a spy in the trump campaign to help hillary win and then launched a phony russia investigation to frame president trump. no. this is about an operation to place a russian directly in the white house. don t believe me? it is a scandal launched bay in 2005 when a russian operative, this man known to his handlers as alek ovechkin was recruited by sinister operatives to work in washington, d.c. ovechkin came close to achieving this goal, he did it with a assist with bore could have beenski who was ten years old when this plan was hatched.
important, how it works, why we obey thelo law, why we think this process is important in congress why they are the representatives of the american people looking at what we are doing. that s heart of the process right there. but ultimately the current leadership of congress is failing on this. so i don t frankly put you are correct that intelligence has made mistakes. yeah. let s face it. and the politicians are going to make sure to deflect their own blame that the intelligence committee sometimes gets more blame. there are two kind of things in washington, policy success and intelligence failures. we understand that. i could take your viewers time listing all of the intelligence successes that have occurred. which are impressive. but that s not the important thing here. the important thing is to take your point, that i think here s the problem. yes, the audience is kind of seated to expect the worst from intelligence. it s done by hollywood.
the document claims the fbi began spying on carter page before getting the memo. we wanted it out. we want it out because we think it is clear evidence that the democrats are not only trying to cover this up, but they are also colluding with part of the government to help cover this up. what you are not going to see is anything that actually rejects what was in our memo. arthel: we have fox news team coverage with ellison barber live at our washington bureau. democrats contradicted a key republican claim saying the controversial trump dossier did not start the investigation into