From a prosecutorial perspectiv perspective. ari: he also said inspector general the investigator concluded three times he lied under oath separate from anything. marie: , so there s some disagreement about who is telling the truth. is it mccabe or comey? and the information that was given to the press is not classified, the fact that there was a foundation was under investigation, i know there were referrals that happen a lot, it happens all the time. i m not sure this will get prosecuted because i m not sure it s a solid case. sandra: that s a lot there. marie: is it evidence that andrew mccabe lied other than jim comey? ari: the inspector general. marie: but he basted on comey. ari: heaved based on interviews he gave to his angels and concluded. marie: he did because comey told him the opposite. sandra: would you least concede there s enough there to warrant looking at it further.
Director andrew mccabe. new york times reporting the justice department review is expected to criticize mccabe for leaking to reporters. chief intelligence correspond anne catherine herridge is live in washington. what are we learning about the former deputy director? reporter: fox news can confirm the inspector general is investigating his actions in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. the allegation is that once classified clinton e-mails were found on the lap top computer of anthony weiner and his estranged wife, the investigation stalled once it hit mccabe s death. this appears to be backed up by text messages between peter strzok and lisa page that indicates a discovery of the clinton e-mails on the lap top in 2016 but no action was taken for nearly a month. page was also removed eventually from the special counsel probe. republican ron johnson is asking
Beginning and she joins us from sunny phoenix. great to see you. how are you? i m doing great, thanks. laura: mccabe is going back tomorrow for the judiciary committee testimony behind closed doors, but let s get to these conflicts that the questioners in congress discerned between what he said and what other witnesses already testified to. i think this is what is most interesting, because it mccabe after seven hours and i like the word interrogation because that s what i was told he went through. he went through an interrogation. he was trying to answer questions about the dossier and although he was defending the dossier, when it came to having actual evidence of what was in the dossier, that he didn t have. the only thing he could corroborate was that carter page actually went to moscow. beyond that, everything else that was in that dossier they had no evidence of. why is this important? i think you know, laura, that
This investigation from the very beginning and she joins us from sunny phoenix. great to see you. how are you? i m doing great, thanks. laura: mccabe is going back tomorrow for the judiciary committee testimony behind closed doors, but let s get to these conflicts that the questioners in congress discerned between what he said and what other witnesses already testified to. i think this is what is most interesting, because it mccabe after seven hours and i like the word interrogation because that s what i was told he went through. he went through an interrogation. he was trying to answer questions about the dossier and although he was defending the dossier, when it came to having actual evidence of what was in the dossier, that he didn t have. the only thing he could corroborate was that carter page actually went to moscow. beyond that, everything else that was in that dossier they had no evidence of.
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