impeachment amongst themselves are not focused on providing solutions to the problems that we could be dealing with, immigration, healthcare, everything else. bill: let s somehow they choose to proceed. in two hours michael horowitz is on the hill. the inspector general. returned a draft report of his internal investigation late friday afternoon bill barr, the a.g. every american should be concerned that the department of justice and the f.b.i. knew the source of the document had a bias and did nothing to insure the document was reliable. it s not reliable to this day. if the court doesn t clear this up and take corrective action why do you expect people in the future to be deterred? bill: to summarize that. what horowitz is looking at is whether or not there was abuse of the fisa court as it relates to the investigation of the trump campaign. what questions does he answer
people are in a company but he can t indict anybody. he s very, very valuable. he s been there 35 years, but he can refer to prosecutors. he referred comey for prosecution once. and since the prosecutor the first time, you don t refer for prosecute mission, but i think bill barr gave him a pass. i don t think he gets a second pass. laura: i m skeptical. i m skeptical about what horowitz. how can incredibly stand up in court and processed someone for perjury if you don t process him for perjury. you lose all credibility. laura: bernie thank you for being here in d.c. former west wing, larry o donnell teased a big story. the single source has told me that the trump, donald trump s long documents there show that he has cosigners, that is how he was able to obtain those laws. and that the cosigners are
opportunities three or four years in a federal prison writing about all this. then we can read about all this. he will have time to reflect. laura: explain further. you don t get to commit perjury and get away with it, not if you put people in jail for perjury.and on a trivial st. laura: but explain for the viewers, rudy what the ig s role is. he can t indict the ig, the ig cannot indict. he can recommend various actions, but it is different. explain that veryan clearly. he is basically an internal monitor. a person who works for the company who tells you how bad your people are in a company but he can t indict anybody. he s very, very valuable. he s beenpe there 35 years, bute can refer to prosecutors. he has already referred comey for prosecution once. and since the prosecutor the first time, you don t refer for prosecution but i think bill barr gave him a pass. i don t think he gets a second vpass. laura: i m skeptical. i m skeptical about what
on, i love peter king, but republicans have got to get better at not always promising what is getting ready to come. look at what already exists! look at what horowitz found! strzok and paid with a historic level of bias. you have a dossier that was used in accord pleaded that was not verified. you have steele, who was defrocked as a source but yet continue to provide information to as the world s premier law enforcement agency, and you have a doj senior official in bruce ohr who was in the chain of evidence from fusion gps to the doj. we shouldn t have to promise anything else! that ought to be enough for my fellow citizens to say, you know what, something ain t right! sean: who authored the mueller report, when did he know there was no collusion? how is that he had time to the taxicab italians, the prosecutor will discretion is used every day. the taxicab medallions, fara
should, and i think it required not only release of what horowitz has been finding along the way, but it s clear already, as sol has mentioned, that what happened, the games that were played with the fisa court, essentially is that the inside the department, there was a real debate about this. it went from the fbi to responsible officials. and the fact of the matter is, they proceeded forward with an application to the fisa court and they did not fully disclose what they knew, which is that the information was biased. laura: and at the same time, john, there was pressure put on the process to not indict hillary clinton for her egregious abuse of government protocols and classified information handling. so there was pressure, i think, on comey not to do that, not to pursue that. so, i think there s a lot and