campaign was that very serious computer science experts, people who work closely with the united states government, had uncovered this secret hot line between the alpha bank, the russian bank, and the trump organization. now, of course, we don t know for sure if, in fact, that were the case, but we knew that it should be investigated. we knew that given how serious these computer scientists were, they weren t just making up crack pot theories. it wasn t surprising to learn even as of last week the fbi is still looking into this. do you have any idea what they re looking for? i don t. i don t have a line to the fbi on this, but what i know based on public reporting is that there is very unusual server activity between this russian bank and the trump organization which suggests contact that took place over the course of the campaign. tucker: oh, the secret hot line. these people are literally willing to say anything if it gives them power. but listen carefully what jake
passing knowingly passing this information on to the campaign. so while there may not be the direct nexus that i think people who are unfamiliar with this stuff might be expecting a direct link, this is how investigations are built. there s a web and a network of contacts between potentially corsi and wikileaks, corsi and stone and stone and the campaign. robert mueller and the counsel team are working to put that together. there s the saying that history is written by the victors sort of. here i feel like the public perception is written by the people who are tweeting. the one person we re not hearing from is robert mueller. so we don t know exactly what they have. we are hearing jerome corsi s crack pot theories on his podcast. i will say six words i m not proud of, i listen to jerome corsi s podcast. what are you doing with your time? excuse me?
with all these crack pot theories. they are going to vote for him anyway. and think about that, they re willing to put on the supreme court someone who very well may be essentially a sexual predator. well, i guess they put one in the white house so why not on the supreme court, right? yeah. but i think there s something that s very fundamental here. i think that is the point. even if they think he did it, they don t care. it doesn t matter to them. let me play you another bite of lindsey graham. it s extraordinary to hear him lindsey graham, 2.0. here he is talking about dr. ford s request and the things she s asked for for testifying. take a listen. this was also on fox. she made ten conditions, request for ten, we gave six. we re not going to let her determine how many people we call. we re going to call dr. ford, then mr. kavanaugh is the way you would do it in any other situation and we will hire our own lawyers and that s it. if they can t accept that, that
background is when john mccain was first running for president, he would often introduce his speeches by introducing the greatest generation. we developed a relationship. against president obama, he was not happy about his coverage. we were widely separated for several years until last summer he came to me and said you know, i overstated my concerns about fairness and everything, and the fact is i think you re professional. we need to be friends in a professional way again. and the interview came about because he s at a reflective stage in his life. he has a very serious form of brain cancer. he has very strong feelings about where the country is going in that speech, and it s worth googling. he talks about crack pot theories that we can live as an isolated nation. we cannot. at any rate, the interview
you re right, eric. get a crystal ball. got to the dalai lama. ask him. that would be a lot better. i feel sorry for the families who are suffering. they have to go through and listen to all of this and people dreaming up wild theories about why these things happened. look, it s a mechanical failure or it was a hijacking of some kind, and it doesn t really matter. ultimately you have to care about the families. all these all these crack pot theories. maybe it was a ufo. all alex zones skepticism. it s an attack on reason, maybe a zombie took over the plane, company can t know anything, right? you separate the wheat from the chas. the best ideas stick around. the bad ones go home and that s reflected in the ratings. sometimes i think my colleagues have been body snatched. the media is important because it forces people who are looking for things to continue