fbi officials are so desperate to get trump they offered to pay christopher steele a million dollarsoborate his anti-trump steele dossier. plus new information on who at the fbi was trying to get facebook to suppress the hunter biden laptop story before the 2020 election. former federal prosecutor cully stimson on "the evening edit" next. ♪. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. ♪ for over 100 years, lincoln's been exploring new ways to deliver sanctuary in its vehicles. comfort for body and mind. that's ambitious. but the future of sanctuary, well that's downright audacious. ♪ elizabeth: okay, the second trial began today in special counsel john durham's three-year criminal probe into the botched trump-russia investigation. this revelation today.

we know that because the fbi met with christopher steele before the application was put in and offered steele $1 million to corroborate his phony dossier. mccabe said without the dossier, we never would have gotten the fisa warrant approved. this is all nothing but a bounty on president trump's head. this is all a ploy from the deep state, all designed to take down donald trump and prevent him from winning. with reaction, devin nunes, former change-up campaign adviser carter page is with us. carter, you worked for your country, you worked for the cia. you were an asset to your country a patriot to your country. i still don't understand why they targeted you in the first place. and then we learned in testimony this week that in october, early october of 2021 the fbi went overseas to talk to christopher steele about the steele dossier. they said they would give him a million dollars to corroborate it. here's the problem. they were not able to corroborate ate. at the top of a fisa application verified. if you offer a guy a million bucks and he can't verify it, it's unverifiable. but use t

durham insists danchenko was the primary source for christopher steele who compiled that widely talkede dossier with accusations about the former president. another name come up in the trial, not to bog viewers down with names, a man named sergey miliam, who had tries to donald trump. we're told in court via durham, danchenko tried to region out to milian to get more dirt on donald trump but that never happened. this is day two we wrapped up in this trial. the second trial in nearly 3 1/2 year probe by special counsel john durham. it is not deer if it will be his last. if it is the last, we expect a public report to be released so everyone in the country and world can read what john durham has to say. elizabeth: always center risk reporting. always great to have you on. charlie hurt, opinion editor of "the washington times." your reaction to the testimony that fbi wanted to pay christopher steele a million dollars for dirt that didn't exist? this is opposition research. they knew they funded this through the dnc and law firm perkins coie. there is no trump-russia collusion but this was

christopher steele about the reports in his steele dossier.p of documents that together are called the dossier. under cross-examination, it was interesting, we learned that during those meetings the fbi offered christopher steele $1 million so if he could corroborate the allegations in the dossier. but still cannot do so. i want to remind our audience. andrew mccabe, deputy fbi director, he said that without the dossier they never would've gotten the pfizer warrant approved. that means from the very beginning, from the very first application leaves the dossier, it says in the top of the pfizer application verified, know they didn't verify it because they were offering a million dollars to get it verified and they could get the verification yet they used it anyway. that means that jim comey himself signed three of the applications, willingly lied to the pfizer court judges in all of them did. are any of them ever going to be held accountable? if i lied to a judge or go to jail. >> these the document they knew was false false to get the duct rig

we know that because the fbi met with christopher steele before the application was put in and offered steele $1 million to corroborate his phony dossier, he was unable to do so. and remember, it wass phon andrew mccabe that said, oh, without the dossier, we never would have gotten the fisa application warrant approved. now, this was all, as devin nunes said, nothing more than a bounty on president trump's head, a pure political ploy from the deep state and theirnts actors in the lead up to all the 2016 election, all designed to take down donald trump and prevent him from winning it, with reaction. former house intelligence chairr devin nunes, former trump campaign advisor carter pages with us. >> you know, carter,nge- youup k for your country. worked yo fu work for the cia. it's now well known. you are an asset toe your country. you're a patriot to your country. u werei still don't understand y they targeted you in the first place. countr and then we learned in testimony this week that ine ler october, early october ofne t twenty , twenty one , the fbi went overseas to talk toe fb chr

and christopher steele said, well, you know what? of. i can't. so i'm sorry.. the fbi ran amok under the komyr leadership t. they utilized both myselfboth m and the steele dossier tot warr continue to get warrantsan with absolutely no foundation, no wit basis. and they turned this country upside down and that is exactlyg what john durham is presenting to the american public. and if t people like brian odyn are not held accountable the way that john durham said that he was under investigation, people like that are going to do what he did. they'r e going to try and coverunte up the hunter biden story, and that's what he did. people need to be heldople n accountable or else is goingee o destroy our republic. >> were you a high ranking official, an adviser to donald trump? >> i was honored to be on >>esident candidate trump's campaign. i worked to whatever duties they wanted me t io do. ve i have no idea what high level, low level media love high levela would be to the president. you talklk to the candidate evey day, multiple times a day. >>y did that happen? that d

rachel: really quick, give us a refresher on christopher steele. >> steele is a former british spievspy.hedossieh payments from the clinton campaign a. they were trying to tie donald trump do russia and looks like falsely tie donald trump to russia. rachel: this is without a doubt the biggest political scandal in u.s. history. and it is so disheartening, it's been six years. why is it taking so long? and what does that do for american citizens who are just losing so much faith in our institutions? >> that's a great point, rachel. it is really disheartening that it's taken six years for this information to come out and still the mainstream media isn't even really covering it. so there's a significant portion of the american public who has no idea that democratic operatives working in concert with government employees at the fbi and doj used the most secret levers of power that is our top secret surveillance tools against an american citizens in order to spy on the trump campaign and i know spy is a controversial word but it's just a fact us because the fisa, foreign intelligence surveillanc

igor danchenko charged with lying about the work with ex-british spy, christopher steele. ier full of allegations about donald trump leading up to the 2016 election. the first witness took some of tuesday, all of yesterday, fbi intelligence analyst, brian auten. he is a government witness, john durham the special counsel turned on him in this specific trial, to take the fbi to task liz, on larger scale, to uncover props there. auten was involved looking into potential connection in the trump team and control lynn. it was dubbed "crossfire hurricane." it turned out to be nothing. durham asked auten you didn't corroboration from fbi databases intelligence agencies or christopher h per steele around it went into a fisa application? correct said brian auten. within the last 30 minutes, liz, if i could have a few more seconds, an fbi agent that worked with danchenko, he was danchenko's handler, he defended danchenko contributed to more than 25 investigations in the fbi. that danchenko was an important part of the overall fbi frame. not sure how long john durham plans to take the

british spy christopher steele a million dollars to corroborate dossier.s the first witness, the subsource of the dossier, subsource for anti-trump dossier is now facing trial. joining me right now the washington examiner, political investigative reporter, steam boat institute blankly fellow sarah. sarah, thank you very much for being here. your reaction to this? >> yeah, i mean, i think there's a reason that the left and the media have at this point completely downplayed the steele dossier in the mueller investigation because it's been so thoroughly debunked. clearly the fbi was desperate to corroborate the corroboration in the steele dossier, there was never any evidence to support the central claims within that document and as much as the left and the media might want the say now that there were other factors to play into the decision to pursue surveillance warrant to trump associates and open sweeping investigation, this was completely central, the steele dossier to the beginning of the russia investigation and this is just further evidence and sort of

about his connections to that man there, the former british spy christopher steele. an f.b.i. dossier to get a court-approved surveillance warrant for carter page, the former 2016 trump campaign advisor. the government argues danchenko was the subject of a counter intelligence investigation from 2009 and john durham says he was a paid f.b.i. informant. this could be john durham's last stand in this investigation when it comes to a trial. we're talking about stuff that happened six years ago. the statute of limitations is starting to wind down in many cases but we expect john durham to release a public report, a narrative laying out his case to the public, bill. >> bill: just to be clear on this. he testified, the f.b.i. put a million dollars on the line if he could prove his report. he didn't take the money. what does that tell us? >> correct. well, it shows that the f.b.i. still went forward with this fisa warrant against carter page, renewing it multiple times even though christopher steele could not corroborate his dossier. the f.b.i. still went with the dossier and what du

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friday fbi agents that dolan had connections to putin's press secretary then christopher steel of courseposition research on donald trump. mullen report casts doubt on dossier claims. we knew there were doubts on the dossier claims from the beginning. they were paying to attempt to verify it even though they were saying it was verified when they were issuing warrants. >> no, you're absolutely -- they wanted it to be true. pete: yes. >> if you think about this entire situation, they wanted it to be true. so they did this kind of two-ways of getting this. they one, they didn't seemto have the inelect all curiosity to get to the bottom whether these allegations were true or not but at the same time they were willing wanted it to be so true they offered million dollars to christopher steele to verify the contents of it. so you know, this trial is going to be fascinating how the jurors sort through all of this information, the claims and charges against danchenko are pretty simple. you know, they're lying to the fbi and in very specific, you know instances but ultimately you know, the jury in

christopher steele rode that dossier, charles. this is his information.de it? >> yeah, exactly and precisely. that is the most important point about this entire trial. obviously, they are trying to convict igor danchenko for lying to the fbi, but that is not really the problem here. even if they succeed in convicting him for lying, the real problem is that you have the fbi that was not verifying information or verifying information with the people who provided the information in the first place and then completely fell for all of this fabricated charges that came directly from the kremlin and had been handled by political opponents of donald trump and the trump campaign. handled by the democratic party. much of it have been paid for by democrats and by hillary clinton campaign. then, completely took all of it unquestioning. so obviously, it is important to charge somebody with lying to the fbi, but that does not even begin to get to what the real problem here is, and that is the fbi. we went this is what baffled me yesterday. i was watching this. the fbi

the fbi offered a million dollars in october of 2016 -- think about that date -- saying to christopher steele, we need you to corroborate this information on the candidate trump. we'll give you a million dollars if you can nail this down. devin nunes responds. with yo. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. they have no idea they're sitting on a goldmine. well they don't realize that if you have a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. eve

this level of corruption is quite stunning and what we have learned in the trial that christopher steeleld never collect the money because you cannot prove the truth of ally. that did not stop the fbi from using the dossier as a basis for the investigation to obtain the's to spy on the trump campaign by january 2017 they tracked down igor and then said we made it all up that by this time of course the media had already publish the dossier and proceeded to convict trump in the court of public opinion while peter struck and others that mute at the fbi knowing full well it was all made up. you are right. christopher wray has done nothing to clean up the cesspool of corruption and continues to cover it up when the large forces one —- enforcers become the breakers then it is lost. i agree wholeheartedly the fbi needs to be abandoned. and then to be reconstituted into something that actually abides by the original principles of neutrality. steve: you have been on to them for years and chronicled all of this and you have been such a strong voice and we will continue to follow. thank you so much

he didn't know that they were offering christopher steele a million dollars. to do about it to get to the bottom if they keep hiding all of this stuffsome. >> we're going to use the subpoena authority. they're going to be required to testify under oath. we're also going to be deposing a lot of people. this isn't just going to be centered around the usual suspects that are in the news a lot, third bald and christopher ray. this is going to include a lot of lower level people. we're already working with whistleblower. i think we're further along than a lot of people realize with respect to trying to hold people accountable in the fbi for wrongdoing. and, look, with this hunter biden situation, it's only getting worse. a lot of people say his father did that interview on cnn and he straightened up. he got on drugs and he's straightened up now. but the influence peddling, maria, predated the drug addiction. and if you look at the story right at the beginning of the biden administration, he sold all that artwork for half a million dollars plus. we're pretty confide

five counts of lying to the fbi, durum insists that he was the primary source for british spy christopher steeled steele dossier full of siliceous accusations about the donald trump. and lied to the fbi about his own intelligence sources and his connections to christopher steele. fbi agent brian otten testified the borough offered christopher steele $1 million if he could cooperate his dossier. and told officials he could nonce. despite that lack of cooperation, the agent testified the fbi used the unproven dossier to get a court approved surveillance warrants for carter page, the former 2016 trump campaign adviser. and also reminded federal judge anthony trickett that he was a known entity to the fbi when agents interviewed him about the dossier in january 2017, because he had been the subject of a counterintelligence investigation back in 2009, and was also a paid fbi informant according to durham, now lost the case against former clinton campaign attorney michael sussman back in may, it is thought that this may be his last stand, we are talking about stuff that happened in 2016, meaning the s

another big revelation during this trial, the fbi apparently offered christopher steele $1 million toroborate his widely debunked dossier that's coming from an analyst on the stand last week. steele could not do it but the fbi still went forward and used the dossier to surveil trump campaign aide carter page. bret, we expect john durham to write a narrative tying together this three and a half year investigation. but, clearly, durham does have problems with the fbi and we expect him to reveal some more of those problems when he tells his story to the public. bret? >> bret: david spunt outside the courthouse. david, thank you. strong earnings reports led to another big day on wall street today. the dow gaining 338, the s&p 5 hurricane was up 42. the nasdaq jumped 97. up next, we will get some insight about what the polls are telling us now could happen in next month's midterm elections from pollsters from both sides of the aisle. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 28 in columbus, ohio where two people are dead after a plane crashed this morning int

what's this about the fbi offer ing money to christopher steele? opposition research with allegations of selacious misconduct between the trump campaign and russia was offered $1 million to validate those allegations, and this agent, his name is brian au ton, said steele couldn't do that. steele, the fbi used the dossier , to get a warrant to surveil trump campaign aids like carter page. stuart: got it. i do understand that. it's complicated but i've got that one. let's bring in congressman jim jordan, republican from the great state of ohio. what do you make of these new revelations, jim? >> well, remember, stuart, the fbi was paying dan chenka, the guy on trial right now, lied to the fbi, so such a deal for the taxpayers. we're going to pay someone to lie to us. he was the primary subsource for the steele dossier , which of course they used to go get the warrant to spy on trump's campaign. the dossier they knew was false, and christopher steele we now learned they were willing to pay him to validate something they already knew was false. i mean,

danchenko is the man government says was the prior sub source for a british spy christopher steele wholed the infamous dossier into destroying donald trump. he lied to an fbi agent when he said he did not quote talks to democratic political operative charles dolan about the seal dossier. it proved he gave information the end up in the dossier but technically they communicated via e-mail, they didn't talk and why the judge throughout that charge. dolan is a witness and has connections to russia according to two employees on the stand specifically to dimitri, the two employees claim robert mueller investigation team stopped efforts to investigate or interview dolan. another moment in court last week special agent kevin, and fbi government witness telling jurors igor danchenko was a valuable informant adding purity is more at risk without danchenko working for the bureau. he claimed igor danchenko helped with 25 investigations in a three year period. is this john durham's last stand? the call it quits after nea nearly -- more than three and a half year investigation? six years from 2016 t

. >> todd: durham revealing the fbi offered christopher steele one million dollars. >> carley: what isn durham questioned first convince of chenko over the fbi trump dossier. testifying group of agents met with christopher steele about his dossier, which contained salacious information. he revealed the fbi offered steele $1 million to corroborate allegations in the dossier and steele could not do so. durham asked him on the date of the carter page fisaapplication, did you have any information to corroborate that information? no. it was used to monitor former aide carter page and authored by steele, commissioned by fusion gps and paid for by the hillary clinton campaign through perkins. and dan chenko was source of information that steele used in the dossier. danchenko was blamed for the probe, and claimed steele dossier caused fbi to engage in troubling conduct. house oversight committee member james comer says they will hold the fbi accountable if they take back control of the congress after the midterm. listen. >> this is another sad day for the fbi, if they use million dollars to ju

the fbi offered a million dollars to former british expert services employee christopher steele for provinghe connection of former us president donald trump with russia told about this at the trial , bureau analyst brian oten according to him, steele did not receive money, because he could not even name his sources. eh, all the more so to back up the dossier compiled by him with facts, but he helped the stylist write it, according to the russian investigation. igor danchenko exactly. he presented the ex-employee of the british intelligence services with knowingly, false data danchenko denies his guilt, let me remind you that after the presidential elections of 2016, the us authorities, relying on the dossier of the force, investigated trump's conspiracy with russia but they could not prove anything. the air of our channel is continued by sports news in the champions league the day before the first game day of the fourth round of the italian championship milan hosted the london chelsea english team. until yesterday , she had not won in italy for 19 years. and now a series of failures, chelse

a group of agents reportedly met with christopher steele early october 2016 about his dossier which we now contain salacious allegations about donald trump and members of his 2016 campaign. during questioning, the fbi offered him $1 million to corroborate the dossier's allegations against former president trump, but steele could not do so. the fbi paid danchenko over $200,000 to serve as a confidential source from 2017 to late 2020. carter page who served as a cia operational contact and fbi informant claims he was never paid by the bureau. "i rest my life countless times this country around the world and was never paid 1 penny by the cia, fbi, or any of the u.s. intelligence agencies that i loyally served for many years." was the target of a fisa warrant that debunks dossier served as the basis of the application and its renewals for g.o.p. congressman james comer says it keeps looking worse by the fbi. >> the fact is the american people have lost confidence in the fbi. it's going in the wrong direction every day another report comes out that's more damaging to the fbi. >> danchenko h

alex: that part was exposed on tuesday and prior to 2016 election christopher steele was offered a million dollars by the fbi to prove that his claims against trump were true. steele fail today do so. so while this is danchenko on trial, much of durham's focus has been on problems within the fbi. mike: alex and roy hoff in dc, thanks a lot. the world health organization warning tough winter for ukraine more on that and the latest military moves on the ground next. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: as ukrainian forces push to liberate annex forces. trey yingst has story from kyiv. hello, trey. >> mike, good afternoon, ahead of winter ukrainian officials are trying to find balance between liberating new territory and addressing the needs of the civilian population. res dentes of izim line up to receive humanitarian aid while winter months approach. recently liberated area is without power and heating as ukrainians return to their homes. we try to prepare firewood, we warm the windows, maryam says, we cover everything. i want to warm up. eastern ukraine is bracing for continued fighting in the coming weeks but civ

this whole days after it was revealed the fbi went overseas offering to pay christopher steele $1 millionrify the information contained in his anti-trump dossier. but christopher steele could not appear the foreign policy advisor papadopoulos in an exclusive interview. he says the bureau was relentless in its attempt to discredit administration. what is more important is allowing the american people to have a vantage point into this onion of corruption. he went on to say the fbi went to any extent possible to trample on peoples rights to frame trump and campaign and eventually cripple his presidency. that is really what this is all about. papadopoulos set them with sean hannity last night slamming the political weaponization of the barrel after former director james comey. listen. speak with the fbi ran amok under the james comey leadershid utilized both myself and the steele dossier to continue to get warrants with absolutely no foundation, no basis and they turned this country upside down. speak with the trail will continue today with special counsel john turned expected to present the

security division within the department of justice, they created this is why they brought on christopher steeles started paying them, because it is a very small group almost gestapo type group they can create doesn't report to anyone, then tell everyone, including the public and including the congress, we can't take about that for two reasons. there is somebody is going to die we could out sources there could be ongoing investigation. that is what they say every time, so that has to end. that is request there has to be a commission, so that is how they did it we know how they did it now you have to go and look, maybe durham is getting to some in his report would be really good, and then maybe hopefully republicans can put together some type of commission assumptions they win on election day. maria: a great point that you make, and having i remember all of those interviews we did throughout 2017-18th, '19 you would say i am demanding documents i want to see these documents i don't believe this you just sat on hand they said go pound sand devin nunes we're not sending you anything. >> exactly, mo

how they have been politicized, the spying scandal and an fbi agent testified the fbi offered christopher steeleto corroborate the lies in the dossier. of course, steele couldn't corroborate anything. we learned that danchenko told clinton operative charles dolan, another source, that their goals clearly coincide. it was always one giant hoax designed to help clinton and destroy donald trump in 2016. clearly the fbi was on board with all of it. here with reaction, wisconsin senator ron johnson. senator, let me get this straight. we know the fbi was warned by bruce ohr not to use the dossier, it was a political document. they used it anyway. says on the top a fisa application verified. it was unverifiable because it was false. and then they have three subsequent renewals. in the interim, danchenko said none of that dossier is true but they put him on the payroll. then they offer after they already passed off the dossier to get the fisa warrant, they offer a million dollars to christopher steele if he can corroborate it that sounds like a bounty on donald trump's head. if they can prove it that he

says that danchenko, a russian national living in virginias the primary source for british spy christopher steeleteele dossier full of accusations about former president trump. the indictment says he lied to the fbi about working for steele as his primary source of information. the indictment mentioned danchenko's involvement with chuck dolan, a p.r. executive who has ties to hillary and bill clinton that date back to the 90s. danchenko is the third person to be charged looking at the origins of the russia investigation to trump. the other two, kevin klinesmith pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. bottom line, durham is building a pattern charging lower level officials of lying to the fbi. now, durham's grand jury in this overall investigation has expired. some believe this may be his final stand before he retires as special counsel. we don't know if that will be the case. no matter how this turns out, we expect a narrative report that john durham will release at some point to the public through attorney general merrick garland who has pledged not the stand in durham's way. martha. >> martha: than

newt, first off, the biggest given a million dollars christopher steele to prove that anything in the can you verify it? and he couldn't. i was stunned by that what's at stake for danchenko today? >> look, i don't know what will happen in a jury trial like that. like buti think it's very cleare evidence that's been unearthed. the fbi at the very top had gone crazy how can you go out and try to actively underminority president of the united states as they did just as they went out to protect hillary clinton and protect hunter biden. this is the most corrupt fbi leadership in american history. and there is going to have to be a commission or something to look at it and potentially broken up into two or three different agencies. this is serious stuff. these guys have the power to put you in jail. it's not politics. this is the criminal justice system and it was clearly perverted by the last two fbi directors. >> brian: do you know what is unbelievable, too? congress said to them do you have any information on the steel dossier and interaction with it? they never told congress that they s

awkwardly replying, correctly it went overseas to offer to pay $1 million to christopher steele if you can verify that anti-trump dossier. senator josh hawley calling for republicans to prioritize and anticorruption agenda. >> look at this administration. look what they've done to the fbi. look what they've done to the department of justice. look at the fact they are conducting raids on pro-life catholic demonstrators to make a point. if they go to school board meetings and complained and let's not forget who told fbi whistle-blower is to come forward. it was merrick garland who sent a memo out to all doj employees and say, don't talk to congress, you've got to go through me. that's not the law. talk about double standards, its double standards all around. that's why vulcans have got to make and anticorruption agenda priority number one. >> suggesting congress passed a ban on stock trading and reevaluate how taxpayer she is accusing cantrell of reassigning her personal head of security, leak the footage of her cushy taxpayer-funded apartment. marino going after cantrell telling fox thi

forget what we did learn, you know about danchenko we learned that the fbi was willing to pay christopher steele a million dollars, to validate the dossier understands the dossier they used donate validate document knew it was false used to it get the initial fisa to spy on trump campaign we learned i think valuable facts just show how the problems that exist at fbi, then you couple that with everything else we've learned subsequent to this, and in addition, to the 14 whistleblowers who talked to us about how political the place has become, and underscores why we need to change that place we are committed to do that if in 20 days we take back the majority. maria: that is what i want to ask you about because you areing going to have gavel subpoena power once chairman of the house judiciary committee, one thing that was real clear, throughout this trial of igoran danchenko there were misssteps at fbi, fbi continues to procure spying on trump campaign despite the fact they knew from danchenko that it was made up, the "new york post" reporting a real estate firm tied to hunter biden received 100 mil

it really is amazing they went to in 2016 they went to christopher steel and said can you corroboratethis dossier an he said no. he was a million dollars can yo do but now he wrote in the stil to get to court used it to get that walmart and significant. >> one interesting thing is tha this case is against you redar janco arching goal for malay bu it's almost as if the fbi itsel is on trial. look at the amazing disclosure that the fbi actually went to steel the guy who completely fabricated fallacious to mca against against president trump and offered him $1 million if you could prove any of the statements. and then dig checo who appears to have made up a lot of the information that went to the steel dossier who is on trial. it's the fbi that took that information, believed it did double check at and used it to go to a pfizer court to use the awesome powers and intelligent community and the fbi and justice department to survey al time donald trump campaign. it crossed a redline that had been in place since watergate that they were not to use it awesome powers to interfere in presidenti

didn't have corroboration from databases, from other intelligence committee agencies or from christopher steele and it still went into a application? he does not live in the united states and will not appear as a witness in the case we are told but the dossier remains a major focus of this trial. late today and agent that was representing igor dan janco stuck up for him and losing him as an fbi source would harm national security and that agent said yes. >> bill: tell us about the latest developments from supreme court this evening. >> the supreme court declined to get involved at all, the team wanted to the supreme court to get involved to get the go-ahead for a special master named judge raymond deary to look at roughly 100 documents taken from mar-a-lago in early august. the supreme court essentially said we are not getting involved right now meeting the special master cannot look through those documents and the department of justice can continue to go through those documents as part of the investigation. >> bill: we'll see where that goes, nice to see you on that. assistant u.s. attorney an

a group of agents met with christopher steele in the season early october 2016 about the dossier whichacious allegations about donald trump. and members of his 2016 campaign. during questioning the fbi, the offer was $1 million to cooperate the dossiers allegations against president trump but christopher steele could not do so. they also paid danchenko $200,000 to serve as a confidential source from 2017 to 82020. meanwhile, carter page who served as a cia operational contact and fbi informant claims he was never paid by the bureau. he told me, "i risked my life countless times for this country around the world and was never paid 1 penny by the cia, fbi or any u.s. intelligence agencies that are loyally served for many years." he was a target of a fisa warrant and the debunk for that fisa application in all its renewals. the g.o.p. congressman james comer said it looks worse for the fbi. listen. speak with affected american people have lost confidence in the fbi. it has been politicized six years now and it's going the wrong direction every day, another report comes out that is more da

danchenko is him and the government sews a primary sub source for ex- british spy christopher steele led the dossier aimed at destroying trump. durham alleged danchenko lied to an fbi agent when he said he had not quote talk to a democrat operative about the steele dossier. dolan game danchenko at some information in up in the dossier the two communicated via e-mail. they technically did not talk. that is why the judge throughout that charge. now dolan, witness in this case has connections with russia vertical into two fbi employees on the stand, specifically to putin spokesperson those fbi employees claimant robert mueller and his team stopped their efforts to investigate or even interviewed dolan. dolan has not been charged with any crime. earlier in week john durham special counsel turned on its own witness aggressively questioning fbi analyst brian who revealed the fbi offered christopher steele as i mentioned the exit burnished by $1 million to cooperate his dossier. he never could do it and was never paid. also, special agent kevin was a government witness he bucked special coun

pfizer application and you didn't have cooperation from databases, intelligence community or christopher steele and still went into a fisa application. correct. david spunt outside of the courthouse, david. >> brian was on the stand for a day and a half and also we just heard from carl stolen a democratic public relations operative and according to john durham and durham is doing a lot of questioning specifically in this case to show how invested he is, charles dolan admitted he saw some information on television news, gave that information for gossip as durham may want to call it to igor danchenko. igor danchenko then put it in the steele dossier saying it was from a republican or a trump operative. igor danchenko is charged with five counts of lying to the fbi and three and a half year or little bit more than three and a half year investigation into the origins of the russian probe. this is john durham second trial. he lost a trial against former campaign attorney michael sussman back in may. to wrap this up what john durham is trying to do with the special counsel is showing despite the fact

is it christopher steel? the fbi, that's our money >> kat: yeah.i don't understand how anyone could have ever believed the pee tape was real. just because i think that trump was probably better at revenge than that. if somebody came up to me and was like, you know that hotel you stayed at that one time? a bunch of people just peed on the bed. i'd be like, okay. >> greg: yeah, so what >> kat: i'm not staying there tonight. >> greg: right. >> i will though >> kat: the saudi thing for all the obvious reasons upsets me but also part of the reason why we're so desperate for oil is biden doing all these things to decrease our supply of oil and then being like, oh, no, where's all the oil. and the prices are higher because there's less of it. that's pretty basic stuff and that's how it works but we're going to keep having problems unless they can actually look at themselves. >> greg: like i said yesterday sneaky replay of hiding the hunter biden tape the timing of something that might hurt them they bury tyrus. last word to you. >> tyrus: we have to stop

but at the same time they wanted it to be so true they offered a million dollars to christopher steels of it. >> that part was exposed on tuesday when you seen her fbi analyst testified that prior to the 2016 election, ex- british intelligent agent christopher steel was offered $1 million by the fbi to prove his claims against trumper trooper it still failed to do so. so while it is danchenko on trout much of durham's focus has been on problems within the fbi, arthel. swivet alexander hoff thank you eric. eric: major european l.a. defense systems ukraine will start joint military training with ukrainian troops. we are live in kyiv with more on that help. stay with us. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies o

the criminal case of informant for christopher steele's anti-trump dossier is now with the jury.am into criminal investigation into the trump-russia probe. david spunt is live in districts court at alexandria, virginia, with more. reporter: liz, good evening. jurors went home 45 minutes ago after deliberating for 3 1/2 hours. did not come to a verdict today, not even a question for the judge. the judge gave them, or they began deliberating about 2:00 this afternoon. left shortly before 6:00. they will come back tomorrow morning at 9:30. now the judge in the case, anthony trenga dismissed one of the five charges over a technicality last friday. right now igor danchenko faces four counts of lying to the fbi. danchenko is the man the government says was that primary subsource for christopher steele who created that dossier aimed at destroying then candidate donald trump. durham alleged danchenko lied to an fbi agent four times when he claimed he received call from unidentified male from a russian sergey milina who had connection to republican politics. he never received a call. cell

the notion that they went to christopher steele just a couple of weeks after they got a number of theces of his dossier saying, hey, we need you to prove this, and we'll even give you up to a million dollars to do it, and he still couldn't do it, paul. that's kind of the remarkable story here, is that even in october of 2016 they knew they had nothing, and yet they proceeded with this probe including applications for secret surveillance of that trump aide, carter page. paul: and the fbi used, still used that steele toss do area information -- dossier information to file for the carter page warrants. i guess, was it four of them? and, you know, i mean, and they -- and even, so and in january of 0 -- 2017 they had interviewed danchenko, and that also suggested to the fbi what steele was peddling was false, yet the fbi stayed silent for many more months. explain that. >> yeah. so, remember, danchenko provided the majority of the information that went into the steele dossier. that's been established. and when the fbi went to speak to him in january, he essentially said, ah, you know, stee

primarily about his work with the ex spy christopher steele. dough lon admitted on the stand was nothing more than gossip he got from television news. it made it into the dossier. danchenko told the f.b.i. according to the government he got it from a trump official, not democratic operative. the first witness was f.b.i. intelligence analyst, a government witness. john durham turned on him several times in an effort to go beyond this specific trial and take the f.b.i. to task on a grand scale. he was involved into looking into potential connections between the trump team and kremlin in 2016 it was dubbed crossfire hurricane. durham asked him you didn't have corroboration from other intelligence community agencies or from christopher steele and it still went into the fisa application? correct, said the witness. the fisa application deals with spying as the trump campaign would say on the 2016 campaign aide carter page. what john durham is trying to wrap it up in a bow is trying to show the f.b.i. still was hell bent and getting the fisa applicati

was a great source after the fbi had already fired christopher steele as a source. this trial was that they had offered him a m million dollars. maria: unbelievable. >> if he could back up the garbage that he be put in that dossier. he left a million dollars on the table. and it's not because nobody wants a million dollars. maria: he couldn't corroborate it. >> he couldn't do it. he didn't have the goods. so i think that does go back to the fbi of. knowing this. knowing your source had fallen apart. the story was collapsing. the tales about trump were based on bs and rumor and jokes told among friends over beers. it is the fbi. they are the authors and jim come hey -- come hy you would he would be held accountable. maria: that' that's why peoplt trust institutions. >> it's devastating for what it means for everything, really. i mean, it means that people don't trust the voting system. it means people don't trust their safety. we don't trust anything we hear from anyone and so we resort to -- maria: and elections. and elections too. >> and elections. we resort to goi

tomorrow the jury will get the case of the christopher steele dossier source who was charged as partssian collusion hoax. testimony revealed the fbi offered to pay christopher steele $1 million for information and even after the bureau couldn't verify the claims, the fbi still used the information to file for a fisa warrant. an fbi analyst also testified igor danchenko was on the fbi's payroll for years. now the ranking member of the house oversight committee says he plans to hold fbi leadership accountable. >> we have a huge problem with the fbi, and the fact is the american people have lost confidence in the fbi. it's been politicized for at least six years now, and it's going in the wrong direction. we don't need the leadership we have now. they should resign, they should be held accountable for wrongdoing. >> now, i love the fact that we have republicans on the record now before the election that they're going to do something about this and hold these people accountable because we've got -- there's real rot in the fbi. but, nicole, and obviously the danchenko trial, there's no pr

learning more. >> ainsley: we also learned that the fbi analyst brian otten said they offered christopher steelethey can't even prove that anything in the dossr was factual. and they went through several fisa applications. the bigger picture here, we learned this morning that mayorkas knew those border patrol agents were not whipping the migrants, yet he still had the press conference and said that was happening and that they were racist for doing that. meanwhile, border patrol agents lives are turned upside down, the kids are bullied. if you support donald trump, your life can be upside down if you talk about it. if you are in new york your kids can get canceled at school. when do americans say enough is enough? >> i certainly hope they take this with them when they go vote on november 8th, because we need to take this country back. you're totally right, ainsley. the media coordinates all the time with the democrats, and it is a really frightening time for people out there. but you see all of this happened to people who lean right, and yet you have a laptop filled to the brim with emails, with

senior fbi analyst testified that prior to the 2016 election ex-british intelligence agent christopher steele up to $1 million by the fbi to prove his claims against trump were true. steele failed to do so. so while it is danchenko on trial, much of durham's focus overall has been on problem problems within the fbi. jon? jon: alexandria hoff, thank you. ♪ jon: candidates across the nation are scrambling for support. we are just 23 days away from the midterms. how will president biden's response to 40-year-high inflation factor into it all? political journalist david mar toss coe, a frequent best of ours, joins us with some thoughts, and they're always good ones.ch s straight ahead.h ♪yo a g ♪ that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪young people.♪ ♪good times.♪ ♪insurance!♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans

in light of the charges they told the judges, oh, the dossier is absolutely credible. >> and christopher steele is absolutely reliable, even though they fired steele forlyi. lying. i mean, this just underscores da the depravity, the malignancy, the corruption at the fbi. the fbi has been politicized. fi the doj is weaponizes. that is a sad reality. we don't have equal justice application of our laws. john solomon, greg jarrett, thank you both. for henry. >> straight ahead, postseason baseball, the calendar turns to walk me through the moments they talk about for a lifetime this time of the year. oh, my . the stakes are much higher today. easily. oh, i can't watch over baseball magic like now. for the postseason on tbs. >> one of my favorite supplements is qnol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation. sport, unlike regular turmeric, supplements, quinoa, superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qnol. we need a small business loan fast. i got this loan ketanji. >> there's a better way to get a fast small business loan. go to on deck