has been crazy. sean: you know can i talk about comey s lies in the deep state. a lot of people thought we were nuts, greg but we have been vindicated every step of the way. you go into chapter verse a lot of detail in your books the best two sellers you have written about come about the abuse of power come about the corruption. tell us what you see in your little gregg jarrett legal crystal ball for the future for people like comey, mccabe, strzok, page, brennan, klapper? legal jeopardy. i mean james comey manufactured evidence, concealed evidence, manipulated the fisa court to spy on carter page and the trump campaign. and when caught, now he is feigning ignorance and amnesia. i wasn t involved in the investigation. they kept information from me
and gosh, i just didn t know. when people get caught in a lie, they have two choices, they can either fess up or they can invent vapid excuses. that is precisely what james comey is doing. you know, carter page sent a letter directly to james comey about three weeks before the first fisa warrant was signed by comey telling comey, hey, i ve been helping the u.s. government intelligence agency. that document should have been presented to the fisa court. instead, comey concealed it. it was exculpatory evidence. had the court known about that, they would have rejected comey/set fisa application. he doubled down even when he learned three years ago next month that the dossier was garbage. spilling quarter, thank you, gregg jarrett, thank you. you can see the swamp full of partisan hacks on capitol hill
you with us. what do you make of this. we had the op-ed from mister comey saying the facts are all out, this is the truth, the fbi got it right, there were so many lies about us and he is vindicated. typical behavior for comey. you did something similar when he was referred for criminal prosecution, demanded apologies, he has amazing pride in his behavior given all the bad things that came out about it. this couldn t have been more definitive with the inspector general said, that no one was vindicated, he laid out so many problems with the fisa process, not just the 17 errors on the warrant to spy on carter page but everything else to deal with the process. one of the things most scandalous is learning the fbi knew the dossier was complete and utter rubbish by
we immediately have the op-ed from mr. comey in the washington post saying the facts are all out, this is the truth, the fbi got it right. there were so many lies about us, and he is vindicated. yeah, that is typical behavior for comey. i think he also did something similar, literally, when he was referred for terminal prosecution from he demanded apologies. he has an amazing pride in his behavior, given the bad things that came out about it. this couldn t have been more definitive, with this inspector general came out and said, that no one was vindicated who had anything to do with this. he laid out so many problems with this fisa process, not just the 17 errors on the warrant to spy on carter page, but everything else to do with the process. one of the things that is most scandalous i think is learning the fbi knew that the dossier was complete and utter rubbish, by january 2017. yet they continue to beak about it, suggesting they took it seriously, and comey himself
at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month s payment. fabricated evidence and they lied to the courts and they did all sorts of things to have it go their way. this was an overthrow of government. this was an attempted overthrow. brian: president of the united states in his initial reaction to the ig report despite the headlines that say they had a reason to launch the investigation. he, after looking at and it getting briefed on it, he says it s worse than he even thought when he looked at what horowitz put together in 434 pages with a 17-page introduction. steve: that s right. because there was a trail of violations and errors and misconduct and getting the fisa app. to spy on carter page which then led to the dossier being used as the