scorned and worried about political, they're kicking into over drive says peter strzok to lisa page. your thoughts on this, and is that the cia, our sisters? >> it's hard to know from that text but what i can tell you is that we saw i think an unprecedented level of coordination between the clinton campaign, their associates like fusion gps and others, who had highs into the fbi and other agencies the department of state where they were able to generate fake news stories and in dozens and dozens really if you go back you can probably pick out about two to three dozen authors or reporters that were fed this directly and then spread that out in order to use it as a basis for an investigation. maria: we got to jump mr. chairman but i know that if the house slips in november you will no longer be the chairman perhaps your colleague on the left, adam schiff, may very well be. we won't hear another word about this story we'll see you soon mr. chairman thanks very much. >> thank you. maria: chairman nunes joining us a war of words between mike pompeo and john kerry meanwhile over iran. is k

report from michael horowitz came out and did not find wrongdoing on peter strzok --. not true, absolutely not true. anybody who read that i.g. report knew what he was saying. he found no evidence that they had taken any measures to stop trump presidency. >> not correct. >> i believe it is. >> not correct. >> anyway, so in 2012 peter strzok working at the doj was in charge of an anti-leak measure, i don't know what you call it. jeff sessions in 2017 came out very strongly against likes. that's part of the argument that his lawyer -- >> harris: isn't there irony in a man who has these types of text messages leading anti-leak efforts? >> melissa: i would make the final point, peter strzok continues to splap why he -- what something was differently, what it appears, lisa page testified under oath what he said in those messages was what they were trying to do. >> under pressure in the battle over judge kavanaugh's procedure, susan collins calls for efforts to raise money for her next opponent a drive, on the receiving end of vicious and vulgar phone calls. her critics have

strzok is saying here and you also have to remember that it was back in 2016 when peter strzok and lisa page were topping about we will stop then candidate trump all about the insurance policy. so i'm sorry if i'm crazy to think that perhaps there was some sort of effort by peter strzok and lisa page to do precisely what they said they were going to do and also remind people when you look at carter page, he has still you have to be charged with anything coming at the fbi used information from the dnc and hillary clinton in some way or another to obtain a fisa warrant to survey carter page we also know the information about the dossier has come out which many daves saying michael cohen didn't go to prague. >> harris: one thing and i want to follow up with really quickly before we open it up again. republicans were the ones who were allowing this document to be used, these fisa warns that we are learning about. they're okaying the second and third look at carter page. what do you make of that? >> lisa: i am really looking forward to these reports that trump is going to declassify the docu

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we know that actually peter strzok and lisa page leaked. we also know that the reporters that they leaked to, know that they leaked and we've got names. we got actually reporters names. i believe that journalism is alive and well. but at the same time we got to make sure that we get rid of this. >> sean: i am told that there's exculpatory evidence in the 302s, gang of eight information, unredacted fisa that they literally, purposely held exculpatory evidence as it relates to papadopoulos, carter page, is that true? >> i can tell you for seeing some the unclassified documents there is more of the story that has not been shared with the fisa court and actually with the american people. at the time is now, we've got to get out there and we are calling on the president hopefully to release those documents. >> sean: thank you both for what you do. when we come back, mandatory evacuations are in effect in the carolinas, elsewhere, he'll looking florence barreling towards the coast. rick reichmuth has a lab report. and much more straight ahead on

more drama from the ongoing saga of peter strzok and lisa page. tonight newly released text messages from the two of them that make it pretty obvious that some of our most trusted officials, people who hold sensitive posts in the country's most powerful law enforcement agency have radically abused their power and hurt american citizens in the process, all for political reasons. the new text messages were revealed in a letter sent by congressman mark meadows to the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. the texts were sent in april 2017. they were part of a batch that you will remember had supposedly been lost to some sort of technical glitch. now mysteriously and thankfully, we have them. here's what they say. on april 10th, peter strzok told paige that he wanted to discuss a "media linking strategy" with her. the next day "the washington post" reported the obama administration had spied on trump campaign advisor carter page because there was credible reason to believe that page was an agent of russia. we now know that's ridiculous. carter page

the next time a new text from peter strzok and how the disgraced -- how far he would go. stay with us right after these lou: joining me now, investigative reporter, fox news contributor sarah carter. great to see you. they make great to see u2, lou. lou: mark meadows surveilling these new april 10 and april 12th of last year between strzok and lisa page. this is an obvious evidence of a very specific strategy to leak to the media and to use that to act against in this case carter page. >> that's right. it was actually two act against as well for the trump administration. these text messages are so explosive because they reveal the malfeasance inside the fbi and doj. here, peter strzok is saying we are coordinating high-level officials with high-level doj officials to leak information about a foreign intelligence surveillance warrant. this is about a counterintelligence investigation to the media. on the day the text was sent, they went and met with the doj. the very next day, they publish a story about the exclusive story saying that carter page is being investigated by t

we got a response from the attorney of peter strzok. it is ridiculous, considering we can read and we have fundamental simple basic understanding of what they were texting back and forth. let's talk about the new text messages. >> i think these new text messages, sean, really expose what was going on inside the fbi and doj. once again, we are seeing more evidence of basically collusion within the fbi and doj to change and shift the narrative during the 2016 investigation into president trump and then candidate trump. collusion with russia. there has never been any proof of this. we know now based on these text messages not only did they use a dossier that was unverified. our dossier that was salacious, one that even christopher steele, he wrote himself that it was not verified and now we are seeing in these text messages that they are shifting the narrative. what's most important here, sean, is that congress get to the bottom of this. that is why they are asking deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to investigate this. we need to re-q

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in fact, peter strzok's attorney released a statement saying the term media leak strategy in mr. strzok's texts refers to a department wide initiative to detect and stop leaks to the made yeah. the president and his enablers are once again peddling unfounded conspiracy theories to mislead the american people, and a source close to lisa page tells our colleague this is not part of any coordinating leak strategy. they were briefing senior administration officials about the new strategy to stop leaks within the administration. so we'll see what the republicans do next. >> it's like the worst example of why things can get misconstrued in a text message. this isn't between like you and me on a regular day, let alone between -- okay, anyway. thank you, manu. really appreciate it. i have a feeling this is not the end of it. >>> coming up for us, as hurricane florence churns toward the east coast, threatening millions of people, new updates are coming in on when exactly it will hit and how much damage it could cause. that is next. to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in y

former fbi director james comey, andrew mccabe and peter strzok, and former fbi lawyer lisa page. the source of that process may take longer because of the sheer volume of messages. this comes as fox news confirms new details about the russia probes the findings. during her july closed for testimony, a transcript reviewed by fox news shows that paige said the fbi investigation had not yielded hard evidence of russian collusion nine months into the case. special counsel or robert mueller was appointed in may 2017. tonight a justice department spokesperson told fox they are already working on the president's request. the office for the director of national intelligence that oversees the 15 agencies used the word expeditiously. in the meantime the house intelligence committee's ranking democrat adam schiff called the president's "an abuse of power, not about transparency." sean. >> hannity: not joining us now in south carolina graham. senator, why if the democratic party had this in july, why did they hold it? i agree with senator collins, i thought she was very smart in her comments

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peter strzok's attorney making it very clear that the term "media leak strategy" in mr. strzok's texts refers to a department-wide initiative to detect and stop leaks to the media. and a source close to lisa page tells lauren jarrett this is all about an effort to stop leaks within the new trump administration, as they institute a new policy to crack down on leaks to the news media. so the question is how do republicans respond from here? no word yet about any pushback from the republicans to these latest explanations from peter strzok and lisa page. >> manu, i understand republicans are pushing to declassify more documents in the russia probe. what documents, and on what justification? >> yeah, that's right. two key documents, one involving a carter page fisa application, an application that occurred in 2016. there has been a redacted version that has been released. but now a push for a fully unredacted version and also some notes that occur between that senior justice official, bruce orr and senior and fbi officials that occurred. those notes have been central to what

lisa page and peter strzok had their own agenda. kennedy: they had an ax to grind and the foundation for launching the investigation by her own admission before congress was pretty flimsy. it doesn't sounds like reason enough and strzok admitted that in some of the effects to pace paramour. why has it taken so long? is he worried about the deep state faultout? >> i don't think so. i think he's ready to put a giant spotlight on everything that's gone wrong in the doj and fbi. we know peter strzok was involved in having a conversation with mike flynn. we know he had an ax to grind. what we are going to find is did anybody who signed that fisa application to the judge, did they disclose the information which was that this false dossier was paid for by the clinton campaign? i have a feeling they didn't. what else were they not truthful to the fisa judge on. kennedy: i would like to know how this process works. after an application is approved and the fbi and other surveillance agencies are given access, and given the ability to spy even

do you think we will hear from peter strzok's attorney trying to explain that they were talking about stopping leaks rather than pushing leaks? >> well, i imagine that's his story, and he's going to stick with it until he moves on to something else. you know, lou, that there is -- because based on my own experience, i know there is occasional cases where you have to have an anti-leak strategy because you have a leak problem. but you're ill put to make that kind of a case when your fingerprints are all over every leak in town, and i think the problem these guys have is that the leaking in this particular investigation was coming from the higher -- the upper hierarchy of the fbi and this certainly isn't a situation where these guys can speak as people who were trying to stand as examples against press leaking, quite the opposite. lou: would you say that they look guilty as hell of leaking and setting up these surveillances? >> well, you know, look, i think if you're looking at as a comprehensive case, we know there was a ton of leaking, and we know that they are talking about leaking at

peter strzok's lawyer claims the text was about a strategy to stop leaks in washington. let me bring in tonight's panel to help separate fact from fiction. a coauthor in the age of trump. jessica tarlov along with the host of the jamie weinstein show. and wwe superstar and tag team champion dolph ziggler. welcome, everyone. so let's talk about this. both side are rushing to day completely different things. the media leak strategy be about prevent something of these leaks? >> according to their lawyers. like michael avenatti, never lie, michael cone, never lies. i don't know. we are going to find out about it. we need more probing of this. the fact that the president chose to tweet about this on 9/11. kennedy: the strzok texts, well done, page, there are fbi sources anonymously quoted in the article. what is well done? she didn't keep anything out of the "washington post." >> i think with all of this there is always more to it. i have been hard on peter strzok and lisa page and the damage they did to the reputation of the fbi. but i'm not ready to jump to trumpian conclus

believe it o or not, there are brand new text messages between lisa paige and peter strzok. now we know what the insurance plan was. we have coordination between the doj and fbi and we have the evidence that they were to leak anti-trump information to you the public in the spring of 2017 to destroy the president. even mueller's pit bull was allegedly in these dirty deep state leaks. we now know what that insurance policy was. this is another damning wrinkle into deep state corruption. the president looks to be poised to have fisa applicationste against carter paige. the coordination thing between the doj and fbi was about carter paige. sit tight, buckle up, it's time for breaking news. >>> you cannot say you were not warned. for months here on this program i have been sounding the alarm about the democrats true agenda, including item number 1 on their to do list. this will happen if they get control of the house. how do we know? they are saying it about impeaching trump. they want him gone as soon as possible. most democrats and even maxine waters admitted she's told not to

from james comey, his deputy andrew cabe and peter strzok and lisa page. this comes as fox news confirms the russia probe finding. a transcript reviewed by fox news showed that former fbi lawyer lisa page, said the fbi investigation have not yielded hard evidence russian collusion when robert mueller took over. the case was going. we didn't have an answer. page told investigators with the house judiciary oversight committee. >> lisa page's testimony, i can say is consistent with a lot of other testimony to the point that neither she or peter strzok and the folks at the center of trump-russia collusion had any evidence of collusion with russians nearly a year into the investigation. >> reporter: the president seized on the report tweeting no evidence of collusion. the case should have never been allowed to to be brought. three republican hill sources told fox, they questioned whether the russia probe shifted from russian collusion to an obstruction case against the president. may 2017 is a pivotal month. robert mueller was named special counsel eight days a

peter strzok, rod rosenstein, this is rosenstein's fisa. he should have known, that is why the doj and the fbi are fighting so hard not to declassify the information. those 302s by bruce ohr, the information contained in the interviews, show they withhold exculpatory information from the court. when they get the 302s and compare them to the application warrants, i think all of our answers will come out. >> sean: if that's the case who goes to jail? a lot of people could be subject to prosecution including all of the individuals, rod rosenstein, james comey, sally yates, andrew mccabe, who deceived the court, perpetrated a fraud on the court. >> sean: deliberately. what we have here, they are leaking department much justice coordinating likes of unverified information and russian lies to the american people. >> yet they refuse to answer those same questions when congress asks them. >> sean: thank you both. the man at the center of this, carter page, will weigh in on tonight's breaking news. ed henry and much more. when you rent from national

agent peter strzok and former f.b.i. lawyer lisa page were engaged in a coordinated effort to leak damaging information in order to damage the president, or they were attempting to stop others from doing so. now, strzok through his lawyer says my client wasn't leaking, he is trying to plug the leagues. congressman meadows only saw one side of this. i'm looking forward to meadows interrogating him and give strzok under oath toex plain what the texts meant. do the feds leak? of course they do. they are the best leakers in the business. f.b.i. agents and federal prosecutors. if they want to tarnish the reputation of someone they leak. if they want to pollute the jury pool, they leak. if they want to make their own investigation look good, they leak. >> sandra: will the truth come out? >> the truth will come out. that's a great question. it will come out if the right questions in the right environment are put to peter strzok and lisa page. i say the right questions and the right environment. politicians aren't always the bes

there is some evidence so, going to the point about strzok's attorney, i don't think that peter strzok deserves the benefit of the doubt. we can't reach any conclusive determination on the point that charlie and you were just making. there is something looking into. this the president tweeting about nothing is being done in the doj or fbi. the inspector general michael horowitz is investigating precisely this point. is he a credible person. i think we should allow him to get to the bottom of it. >> bret: quickly? >> guy took the words right out of my mouth. there is a part 2 ig report coming. the first one was quite critical -- >> bret: do you think that comes before the mid terms? >> i think they are under general policy over there not to do things in the 60 days before the mid terms, right? so i guess the answer has to be no. >> bret: we shall see. we will follow it all sides of this investigation. when we come back, the 9/11 anniversary all over the place. ♪ ♪ it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc

two hours after comey's ousting, then fbi agent peter strzok texted page: we need to open the case we have been waiting on now while andy is acting. andy is a reference to then deputy director andrew mccabe who temporarily took over for comey. page replied we need to lock in redacted in a formal chargeable way soon. in his public testimony, strzok did not clarify the text. sendinciting to a connection to mueller's work. >> consistent with the policy's based on special counsel equities i'm not authorized to discuss ongoing investigation. >> okay. >> lawyers for the former fbi officials did not respond to requests for comment. tonight, there is no public time line for the release of the russia records. but the white house announcement took some senior congressional sources by surprise. one cautioned that the declassification process could take some time. the white house wants it done as soon as possible, bret. >> bret: if it comes out tonight you will see it at fox. >> you will, welcome. >> bret: the raithe wind has did down and the rain has stopped. affecting hundreds of thousands of p

two hours after comey's ousting, then fbi agent peter strzok texted page, we need to open the case we have been waiting on now, while andy is acting. andy is a reference to then deputy director andrew mccabe, who temporarily took over for comey. page replied we need to lock in redacted in a formal chargeable way soon. in his public testimony, strzok did not clarify the text, sending a connection to mueller's work. >> consistent with the department's policy on ongoing investigations, i'm not authorized to discuss ongoing investigations. reporter: the former fbi official strzok and page did not respond to requests for comment. tonight there is no public timeline for the release of the russia records. in the last few minutes, we have gotten new information from a source who is familiar with the timing. they told fox news they expect some records to be released within days or sooner, specifically the fisa application records and bruce ohr302s. they expect text messages from the other fbi officials to come somewhat later just because of the sheer volume involved. lou: the sheer volume and

peter strzok gladly joined it, by the way. >> melissa: i would say that horwitz is still looking into the scum as we know. as this all turns. by the latest tally, you have 18 people within the fbi that were leaking to "the washington post" alone. that is amazing. it makes you think they weren't trying to stop the leak. the leak was part of the way that they do. i want to know why that's okay. i would also say to everybody who says that the ig report report believes it didn't impact everything, that's not true. what he said was is that he can't say that bias didn't impact strzok's decision to turn from the emails to the larger investigation. that's like saying "i can't say that you aren't stupid." would you be offended like that? let's assume double negative us use. >> leslie: i want an investigation. i want everything classified to be released. the reason is, i don't read and believe it is as nefarious as some people wanted to be. when you look at the first text, he also talks about the strategy that is being coordinated with the department of justice. i quote "our attorney general at

all text messages from james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lease page, and bruce orr related to the russia investigation. >> what they are trying to argue and have been trying to argue for, what, almost two years now, is that this was a political investigation from the start. and presumably whatever they have here they're not releasing something that negates that. presumably they have information beyond what we know of in public record that can back that assumption up. >> david axelrod, what do you make of the timing of this decision? first of all to release sensitive fisa, the foreign intelligence surveil ant act information, that's almost unprecedented. >> it is. but so much of this is almost unprecedented. i make of the timing of this that this investigation is reaching its peak. we know that paul manafort has pled fwiguilty and is cooperati with the special counsel. there's a report that michael flynn will be sentenced at the end of november which suggests that we're nearing the end of the investigation. there's enormous anxiety. the president's project since the beginning w

but peter strzok, the attorney pushed back this morning, with his own statement saying just moments ago, the term media leak strategy in mr. strzok's text refers to a department wide initiative to detect and stop leaks to the media. they say there's a completely different interpretation that meadows had in that letter last night. >> right. and now you have the president calling on the department of justice, fbi to do something. big question, how are republicans on the hill going to respond? we'll keep a close eye on it. thanks. >>> in moments, the president will speak in shanksville, pennsylvania. he will honor the victims of 9/11. 17 years ago today. when this country was attacked. we will bring you the president live next. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you that make it easy for your uber driver to find you,atures taking the stress out of pickups. because lea

this story, newly released text-message from peter strzok show other intelligence officials may have been involved in leaking information. we bring in republican oversight committee member congressman jim jordan, right there. he will react after the break, he is fired up, stay there ells , agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card activity we find suspicious. if it's not your purchase, we'll help you resolve it. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? liz: more newly released text-messages from fbi agent peter strzok, they appear to sho

liz: alan dershowitz calling for investigation to disgraced anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok, after newly released text-messages appear to show strzok discussing a media leak strategy with coworker, lisa page. back in 2017. >> text reading. >> i had just gone to fine this phone to tell you, i want to talk to but media leak strategy with doj before you go. let's bridge i in -- bring in attorney author of new york time bestseller book, greg jarrett. they say this is about they were talking about antileak strategy. >> that is a lie, offensive and ludicrous on its facing, look at one of text-messages, we have now seen from peter strzok to lisa page. article is out. exclamation point, well done, page. what does that mean? article out? they were not stopping an article from coming out, they were creating an article through know an unauthorized leak that was planted in media. >> about carter page. >> about carter page. and so, it is preposterous for them to argue they were stopping leaks when evidence on its face right there, they were leaking. by the way the professor correct. that is a c

that is a text from peter strzo strzok. so here they are, basically and writing, admitting that what they are doing is a crime. >> sean: let's give sara the last word, we have to get back to our hurricane coverage. >> concerned, all of the people in the hurricane path, but we need someone to investigate this. we need the department of justice to do its job, this is going on too long, and by next week, i believe that we will have all of the documents that are been promised. those are the fisa documents, the dossier as well as the interviews. i'm hoping we will get it monday. >> sean: redacted and declassified? >> the president absolutely should unredacted and declassify these documents so that the country can move forward. and hopefully john huber who has been charged with this by attorney general jeff sessions is actually doing his job, because that is his job. to investigate. that was what was promised. >> sean: we need him, we could use cory booker on this. >> the john huber investigation i am convinced is nothing more th

i would ask that chairman could not do the same with lisa page and peter strzok and others because the sooner those transcripts become public, the sooner the public will see that this russian collusion narrative is at best misleading and at worst falls from the onset. >> kennedy: ranking member on the house intel committee adam schiff also calling for the release of the page transcript saying "during the rush investigation, republicans on the house intelligence committee repeatedly promised to release all the transcripts when their work was completed and then reneged when it became clear that the transcripts would show how often they acted as defense lawyers for donald trump rather than objective fact finders. the republican lindsey graham says democrats don't really car care. >> very disappointed know democrats seem to be worried about the corruption at the department of justice and the fbi regarding the clinton email investigation, the early stages of the rush investigation. i'm worried about that, not one republican in the senate has done anything to stop this investigation, the lea

more drama from the ongoing saga of peter strzok and lisa page. tonight newly released text messages from the two of them that make it pretty obvious that some of our most trusted officials, people who holdme sensitive posts in the country's most powerful law enforcement agency have radically abused americaner and hurt citizens in the process, all for political reasons.or it's a big story. the new text messages were revealed in a letter sent by congressman mark meadows to the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. the texts were sent in april of 2017.ex they were part of a batch that you will remember had supposedly been lost to some sort of

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now, what that all prompted the president to tweet this morning, but it also prompted peter strzok's attorney to push back, actually saying this is not what congressman meadows or the president are suggesting, saying to there's nothing nefarious here, that the attorney said the term media leak strategy refers to a department-wide initiative to detect and stop leaks to the media and a source close to lisa page also says this is all part of that effort at the time to talk about how to stop leaks, not how to leak information, but this all comes as republicans in the house, kate, pushing very hard for new information from the white house and declassify records involving that carter page surveillance that occurred in 2016. we'll see what the president decides to do but a lot of pressure that he does move forward on that here on capitol hill, kate. >> all right, manu, thanks so much. >>> "outfront" with me now, democratic congressman eric swalwell from california. congressman, thanks for coming in. what do you make of this? >> well, it's september 11th, and 17 years ago, we lost several am

david: mueller released peter strzok from his team. he was vehemently anti-trump. is it incumbent on mule tore dismiss wise plan knowing what we all know? gregg: that would be the right and ethical and legal thing to do. the presence of weissmann all these months has corrupt and tainted all the evidence under the exclusionary rule, under normal circumstances none of it could be used. he should fire wise man and terminate his own special counsel probe? david: do you think he'll? gregg: no he won't do it. he's bound and determined to go after trump for the firing of long time partner and ally, james comey. this is the man who has taken justice out of the system of justice. david: the more we understand about what the russian dossier was about, with the officials in the justice department, fbi and probably cia. for all we know brennan was in on this, too. gregg: he was the instigator. we know now in detail how partisan this process was. shouldn't the fisa court which is under control as i understand it of the supreme court. should they not now take some action? clearl