hypotheticals and i m not a senator now. so let me say this about where we are. excuse me. i used to be a prosecutor. i prosecutored a lot of cases and that i think one of the things we were taught as lawyers and litigators, if you have the facts on your state, you argue the facts. if you have the law on your side, you, a to you law. if you don t have either on your side, you just argue. that s what we re seeing today regrettably. a lack of respect for the constitution and the constitution has been pushed, i think, into a second position to party and to president and to power. that is not what the founding fathers of our nation intended and i hope that over the course of the next tweeks, as this unfolds, we re not just going to see a food fight that proves to theig world the dysfunctional
you can feel the blood pounding in your ears. what can they do? how can they advancece the balln free speech a littlele bit? i divide good people into three groups. those who fight, those who help the fighters, and those who do nothing. unfortunately throughout history, the third group is the largest. it s just a fact. i m not happy about it, but it s a fact. those who helped the fighters are as important as theig fight fighters. so this film is in the fighting category. it s also in the entertaining category. you will laugh and you ll cry, both. but if you go to the film, believe it orca not, that woulde a huge thing. if thisif film is a big success, this is a message to hollywood, this is a message to the universities. people need to know what is happening. as i am sad for much of my career, sending her child to college is playing russian roulette with their values. tucker: that s true, that is absolutely true.
until they have a vote they are not going to comply. ainsley: we are learning more about the whistleblower. the washington examiner has an article written bye bye ron york. the whistleblower has professional ties to 2020 candidate. it talks about this letter written by the ig, the inspector general for the intelligence community michael attkisson who did testify in front of congress the other day. the letter was written on august 26th, and it said the anonymous whistleblower who set off the trump-ukraine impeachment fight showed there was arguable political bias in favor of a rival political candidate. steve: right. brian: for some reason that was barely brought up when the acting d& acting dni. this woman seems credible. new york times says it s a guy. no one talked about the fact that there is political affiliation. byron york says yeah. i think he is working for the candidates. here is an excerpt byron york all three sources says attkisson did not identify the candidate with who
misunderstanding and communication. the facts and evidence suggest otherwise. i don t think it will ever get to a jury, i think it will be good for other potential prosecutions because then he may be a witness against others at the fbi, including the fellow by the name james comey. sean: i don t have a lot of time, we have a lot of breaking news tonight. you suspect that these fisa warrants were obtained illegally and will that fisa report by the ig say that? the evidence suggests they absolutely were obtained unlawfully. the judges were deceived. the court had concealed evidence. evidence was concealed from them. that is a fraud, it is perjury. different felonies. i think the real case is yet to be presented and it will be in
the politics of this and you look at just the past month. i was talking to you four saturdays ago about el paso. and then a couple of hours after we got off the air dayton happened. so when you have a space of shootings like this, which we ve seen, do local and federal lou enforcement do anything different in terms of a heig heightened state of alert or anything like that? it s a great question. of course we have the big issue which i m not shy about. we have guns that kill too many people quickly. in other words, the capacity to shoot this many people quickly is the focus we should have in terms of gun control. mental state, motivation. he those are important. i get it. if you just look at the through line, what s the commonality here, and i think what you re starting to see and you saw that in the press conferences coming out of the hospital is this recognition that in absence of controlling the gun violence we have to get better on response. we call this in homeland