he spent decades as an fbi counterintelligence officer and was at the center of the fbi's dealings with the steele dossier. he wrote a book called "compromised." counterintelligence and the threat of donald j. trump. mr. strzok, it's a real pleasure to have you with us tonight. thanks for making time. >> rachel, it's great to be here. >> so i feel like this is a story that's a few levels removed from how most americans have come to understand the totality of what happened with the russian attack and russia investigation. i wanted to get your sort of top line perspective on the importance of what mr. durham is doing and the importance of what he has done today with this indictment. what do you think people should understand about it? >> well, i think the primary thing people need to understand are that the people that he's indicted to date and charged to date, whether that's michael sussmann, whether it's kevin klein smith, and today igor danchenko, let me be clear, lying to the fbi is a significant, significant crime. it's a crime if the national security advisor does it. it's a crime i

timothy langdon at the fbi. we ask you to help clarify for the american people the limited by vital role of the commission. when most americans hear intelligence, they think of the cia officer recruiting spies or nsa analyst listening to phone calls. collection on domestic terrorism must remain consistent. it's gathering publically available information or information gathered in law enforcement investigations. analysts then review it to better understand the threat and help policy makers mitigate. we ask you today, how are you distinguishing from protected speech on these online platforms from conduct and escalation to violence? how are you working with the private sector and social media companies in particular to identify and share information about these threats while protecting individual privacy rights on these platforms? grateful for your presence and i stand ready and eager to assist you in your mission as we all do. i will turn to ranking member crawford for any comments he wishes to make. >> members ha

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a. >> in conjunction with of the fbi. steam again we will get you that number but i do not have that information because the date was supposed to be today and it's being coordinated by the 94 different jurisdictions. did the fbi consider domestic terrorists? do parents that opposed the crp, are they considered domestic terrorists? >> no, not to my knowledge. >> as long as they are not committing violations, force of violence or promotion of an ideology, they would not be. >> are parents that it was mask mandates considered domestic terrorists? >> let me ask you this, what are your thoughts because the general memo was based upon the school board association letter, which has now been rescinded, why has the department is not rescinded the memo? >> you will have to refer to that over to the department of justice. >> i'm not going to speak on behalf of the attorney general. >> do you have any other thoughts to add? >> i would only add that in addition to the letter that was submitted, there were actual calls for violence dir

the fbi has debunked it. if you're breaking into the executive branch of the pentagon, darpa is in the executive branch. what were they doing? >> the whole predicate for their analysis and their diving into it was just simply not there. when they did know this dossier was bogus and not verified, yet you still had officials signing a fisa warrant, signing the warrant and verifying data and information at same time they knew it was false how come somebody isn't held accountable. how come the judicial branch allows them to get away with it? where is the judicial branch in all of this? elizabeth: that is perjury before the fisa court meant to catch isis. jason chaffetz. you will come back on soon. still to come this hour, government watchdog for homeland security, you know what? will not probe border patrol on the horseback accused of whipping migrants with split reins. that office is punting on that. what happened to biden vowing to get to the bottom on this? more on media silence when they ramped up the this an

the lead investigator at the fbi who opened the fbi's crossfire hurricane investigation into the russian influence operation against the 2016 u.s. presidential election, the ties between trump and his campaign and and that russian operation. that work including chasing down the explosive allegations that were made against trump and his campaign, in a dossier of raw intelligence that was compiled by princes acts by christopher steele, and ultimately passed on to the fbi. today the special counsel test during the trump years by former tunnel jeep bill barr, was investigating the origins of the russia investigation, that special counsel has indicted an analyst, who worked on the steele dossier, he's accused of lying to the fbi about his own sources, for those explosive allegations, joining us now is -- and he is with the center of the fbi's dealings with the steele dossier, he wrote about his experience, the book is called compromise, counterintelligence and the threat of donald j trump. it's a real pleasure to have you with us, tonight thanks for making time. >> rachel it's great to be her

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at the fbi? >> yes. >> 's membership in that type of organizationn. inconsistent with law enforcement? x yes. >> to house the fbi courted local and state law enforcement incoming threats and information about white supremacynf and other? i know haven't worked at the fusion center there was an analyst assigned there as well as you guys built awe skiff there. it was always tension with local law enforcement as you know and the fbi there's a sentiment that local law enforcement does the work and fbi comes in at a the last minute and i think in many cases that is unfair. at those coordinating efforts improved over time? >> or i have been in law enforcement sort with the government for 41 years. i actually not found it that often but there is definitely for actions that on individual basis. i found the coordination between local, state, and the fbi to be very wholesome. of course there are times the case should be worked at a state or federal level. again i refer back to the foundation of what our sha

johnson: the fbi. quick so you have the fbi setting up elected lawmakers to leak against them? this is a felony, this is felonious conduct. sen. johnson: but they are in charge of the law. anyways, you would like to think, and it's really crucial for democracy that our law enforcement is above reproach, they have credibility and integrity, and you can trust them. what i found in my investigation is we can't. still don't think we can. it's a travesty. how about federal health agencies? i know we will talk about these mandates. where is the transparency? we don't have the information we really need on covid. one thing i would like to state about this is, i wish everybody would admit there is so much we do not know about the coronavirus, about covid as a disease, about covid-19 vaccines, there's just so much we don't know. so, as a result, you would think that when you lack a lot of knowledge, you would exercise some caution. for example, in pushing a vaccine on everybody, including children who, we do know, the science tells us are at greater risk for seasonal flu and we don't fo

he said, well, higher-ups in the department of justice and the fbi. that is why the fbi, the department of justice, they have to end the coverup. they need to become transparent. i subpoenaed christopher wray. i didn't even get a fraction of the information that we subpoenaed. then president trump in the last few days of office declassified probably a treasure trove of information. we have not seen one document from that declassification effort. so christopher wray continues to cover up for his agency. his agency was corrupt. it put this country through political turmoil for years. i would argue culminating in january 6th. but conservatives aren't, we're not surprised by any of this. we've seen the complicity of the mainstream media. the coverup by the mainstream media together with the coverup of the fbi. elizabeth: so what were in the footnotes that your team saw that contradicted the fbi, i think it was acting director, assistant director bill priestap? bill priestap told, he basically made a statement said there was no russian disinformation in th

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well, it gets even better. 12 of the 18 conspirators were either fbi informants or undercover fbi agents. in other words, fully 2 thirds of the people plotting to kidnap the governor of michigan were working directly for the feds. that's quite a percentage. it gets even better. many of the individuals involved in this plot have been associated with the very same militia group that the government has attempted to associate with 1/6. and if that isn't enough, i'll give you that cherry on top. hello. i'm steven d'antuono. the head of the detroit field office of the fbi, who presumably oversaw all of those agents who would have been actively involved in inciting the michigan kidnapping plot. subsequent to that, he was quietly and suspiciously promoted to a high position within the dc field office, where he now overseas the investigation into 1/6.

here you had two fbi agents who lied to fbi agents. one was fired, the other resigned. no prosecutions. is the department now reviewing that decision not to prosecute? and do you have any update with regard to that review? >> senator, i think "heart-wrenching" is not even strong enough as a description of what happened to those gymnasts and to the testimony they gave. i believe deputy attorney general monaco said at her hearing that we are reviewing this matter. new evidence has come to light, and that is cause for review of the matters you're discussing. >> i hope you will, because as i said, i've seen so many prosecutions of somebody for lying to a fbi agent and i understand that. when an fbi agent lies to a fbi agent, they should also face the same that anybody else does. thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator leahy. >> mr. chairman, can i put something in the record from 17 attorneys general expressing their disagreement with the department's october 4th memorandum and ask that that memorandum be withdrawn? >> without objection. senator graham. >>

the bottom two pillars of the durham triangle are the fbi, john durham's indictment of the fbi and kearny which is literally an indictment of the fbi and now criminal conviction for lying to a federal court to perpetuate a fraud and get a pfizer warrant falsely. the last leg of the durum triangle comes in the form of his recent advisement of danchenko. who is danchenko and why does it matter, he is steeles main source introducing this by fiona hill who steel relied on to write his dossier in which he said he, steel, or received information from danchenko and we now know danchenko is a liar and because of the durum investigation danchenko provided no credible information to christer seo, so he has now been destroyed and these merchants of minnesota finally coming to light thanks to john durham's work and he has a long way to go. i'm glad he's getting the indictment-- excuse me, the information that rod rosenstein intentionally withheld from german nunez and our investigation and the russian probe. maria: on the indictment, this is the fbi attorney, doesn't end there or will we see a road t

officials tell cnn last year the fbi used a dossier of allegations of russian ties to donald trump's campaign as part of the justification to get approval to secretly monitor trump associate carter paige. >> reporter: as part of his inspector general review michael horowitz confirmed the fbi couldn't confirm any serious claims from the dossier about paige. just last year the doj declared two of the fisa warrants against him to be invalid. >> i think the activities we found here don't vindicate anybody who touched this. >> reporter: one of the dossier's most notorious unproven claims a potential smoking gun for collusion, allegations of a secret trip to prague by trump's then personal attorney michael coen were not true according to the inspector general. >> have you ever been to prague? >> i have never been to prague. >> never. >> i've never been to the czech republic. >> speaking with abc steele remarkably still stands behind it. >> since he is going to prison, has turned on president trump, he has told every single story. why wouldn't he admit to this? >> because i think it is so i

the fbi did not prosecute danchenko. robert mueller didn't even mention any of this in his report until today, until john durham's indictment. no one in the government did a thing. now danchenko faces five federal charges, including lying to the fbi to hide his conversations with dolan. and this could just be the beginning. we are learning a lot about the collusion hoax very quickly. weeks ago, john durham indicted dnc lawyer michael sussmann for lying to the fbi about a secret channel of communications between the trump organization and a russian bank. durham has also secured a guilty plea from an ex-fbi attorney who lied about the trump campaign's ties to russia. now, we are learning that hillary clinton allies gave information to hillary clinton contractor and laundered all of it into the fbi and the department of justice. more than four years after that fabricated july 26th phone call, some of these criminals are finally going to jail. kim strassel is a columnist with "the wall street journal" and she joins us. it's

it is from disgraced fbi agent peter who now works for msnbc on how the fbi is doing thing. >> summa the crazy comments coming out of congress which are absolutely political statements. the ag letter is something that is very consistent with the fbi's mission to understand whether there is a broader sort of criminal activity going on. this is not targeting first amendment protected speech. this is not targeting parents. >> this is, according to many people, targeting parents. >> if it is no big deal, why does the organization, the left-wing political organization that started at all, i was the catalyst for the attorney general's memo into the email to the fbi agents, why did that organization apologize and regret and express regret for the letter they sent to the president on september 29th? and guess when they did that? one day after we had merrick garland in front of our committee where i don't think he was square with us. if it is no big deal and everything is kosher, why in the world did the organization that started it at all why did they apologize for their letter? >> trace: th

he's charged people with lying to the fbi. but using his indictments to tell a broad story and, pam, some of the people that are charged in those indictments, they think durham went too far with the documents and putting all kinds of stuff in there that he doesn't even have to prove. >> right. have to prove the lying charges. so he is not done. where is he going with this? >> it is not clear. 100% where he's going to end up. as we said, we know where he started. and at least philosophically. new subpoenas went out earlier this month and last month. so the investigation is continuing. there is a grand jury here in d.c. he will be writing a report when his investigation is done. just like mueller did. and a few weeks arg merrick garland said whenever that report is ready he will try to release as much as possible. so we, all of us, should be able to see the final conclusions of this investigation, whatever they are, and then we could all make up our minds for ourself, marshall cohen, thank you so much. >>> and we're standing by

the fbi. >> you have the fbi part of the executive branch, supposedly independent setting up collective lawmakers to leak againstthem for political purposes .>> briefed me. >> this is following his conduct. >> but they're the ones in charge of the law. that is what you'd like to think it's really crucial for democracy at our law enforcement is above reproach . that they have credibility and integrity and you can trust them and what i found certainly in my investigations is we can't. i still don't think wecan. it's a travesty. our intelligence community the same way . about these ing mandates . where's the transparency? we don't have the information we need on covid. one thing i like to say about this too is i wish everybody would admit there's so much we do not know about the coronavirus. about it as a disease. about the vaccines. there's so much we don't know. so as aresult, you would think when you like a lot of knowledge .you'd exercise some caution for example in pushing avaccine on everybody. including children . who we do know. the science tells us our greater risk of seasonal flu

arrested this morning by the fbi. a 39 page indictment. he is facing 5 count of making false statements some pertaining to company reports which were sources of information that danchenko provided to christopher steele. the former british intelligence official paid by democrats paid to visiting connections between donald trump and russia. it was used to secure government surveillance warrants against carter page. another focuses on false statements about a phone call that danchenko had with an alleged u.s. citizen who was a russian-american chamber of commerce president. the indictment partly reads. that during the phone call the person informed him in part about information that the company reports later described as demonstrating a well developed conspiracy of cooperation between the trump campaign. danchenko is the third person charged with lying to the fbi. the previous two kevin pleaded guilty in january and last month michael sussmann charged with making false statements to the fbi. his case is on-going. what this means, fox news con

they gave it to the fbi. the fbi knew it was a lie. the fbi gave it to the mueller investigation. they knew it was a lie. they gave it to the media. they knew it was a lie. meanwhile the country was torn apart for two years, hurt people's reputations, get golden ratings on television and media, presumably to cover up what hillary clinton's people did all along. elizabeth: morgan ortagus really went after democrat adam schiff on "the view" yesterday. declassified documents show that adam schiff was told by susan rice in testimony, also we've got sally yates, james clapper, james comey, loretta lynch, he had testimony showing there was no evidence of trump-russia collusion. she called him out on "the view" for spreading conspiracy series. adam schiff dodged by bringing up the capitol riots and ukraine. >> here is the thing really upsetting about what was going on on capitol hill. here is the head of the house intelligence committee. he is privy to all of this information, classified information. they're telling him, hey there is nothing to this steele dossier. trump did not collude

the fbi got a lot ofl happen. the fbi got a lot of tips about this. and that's part of what our reporting shows, as early as december 20, there were very specific warnings the fbi is recording but even after they get that warning, they close the case within 2a hours and what our reporting showed is the two things are happening inside the fbi that make them not believe in this threat. one is that they decide a lot of this is aspirational talk, they don't really mean it, don't have concrete plans to do anything. and the other is that the capitol police aren't prepared in a security sense to defend their building in a meaningful way against an angry crowd. in that case this rages —— raises the question, it could be naivete or incompetence or complacency, or conspiracy. where do you come down on that? what a number of official said to us in different ways was that they had a failure of belief, they do not believe ultimately that a bunch of middle—aged white, largely law—abiding people would suddenly come together and beat cops, attack cops and str

but that man did confirm that he has been an fbi informant, confirmed the fbi knew he was at the capitol that day, and he confirmed he invited mark ibrahim to the protest. ibrahim says,

that's what the fbi was. the steele dossier was created not only by clinton campaign operative, chris steele, but he was an fbi operative. he was paid in 2016 by the fbi, the same time he was being paid by fusion gps and the clinton campaign. so the dossier operation was a jointly run operation between the fbi, under obama, and the clinton campaign. and once they knew and certainly couldn't -- once steele started lying and they fired him, they still wanted to work with him. and as you see these interviews with danchenko, they weren't trying to -- the reason they weren't interested in prosecuting danchenko for lying, because they wanted more dirt from him. they were desperate to bring steele in and to britain chen b danchenko in in 2019. the fbi continued to push under obama. they hand the baton over to mueller. mueller knew almost immediately there was nothing there. and yet they continue to harass president trump and frankly none of this would have ended unless president trump fired sessions and barr came in

the counter terror division of the fbi is now involved. your thoughts? >> well, you know, my father warned about this from the very beginning with the patriot act. he said what finance not used just against terrorists? what if we use it against our own citizens. not only do they want to use the patriot act against parents unhappy about what's going on in their school district. we have been using the patriot act and we use foreign intelligent warrants to go after a political candidate when they went after donald trump. this is a government on steroids that is out of control and we have to be very, very careful. the fourth amendment protects us. but we are ignoring the fourth amendment when we use the patriot act to go after american citizens. >> jesse: soccer moms are the new sleeper cells in joe biden's america. senator rand paul kentucky, thank you for joining "primetime." and kat timpf is on the clock next. ♪ ♪ if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without ra

and fbi to target parents and several bridges too far. here's the funny thing, there are a lot of them many are frustrated with the state of education in light of pandemic which was horrifically dark time for students and families for which they have get to recover. a lot of the frustration boiled over into school board things, we discussed this from wars and teachers unions trying to operate in a passage to keep parents out of the process. pandora's box opened when forced to homeschool kids especially from homeschool kids and valve they are airing publicly at these meetings. parents us emotional bad actors is a horrible strategy as evidence for terry mcauliffe's political career with as many as education sticking the fbi on effective moms and dads, it's an egregious move because not only for unifying them in power, it's unconstitutional. the fbi created a threat type, edu officials after merrick garland sent a memo october 4 directing the bureau to go after parent if the criminal counterterrorism unit were activated from within the fbi a

lies, essentially duped the fbi. that's a little incredulous, okay? there were so many moments when the fbi was tipped off to the fact that it was dealing with the clintons, and all it needed to do was dig a little further, and instead it closed its eyes. one other person this also needs to shine a spotlight on, bob mueller. he had every resource to look into any of this. his team, however, was made up of people who were at the k to oj when this happened -- the doj when this happened, and you've got to look at his report more and and more like a cover-up. david: absolutely. and, dan, there's one other organization which are these fisa courts. i mean, it just shows how they are little more than a rubber stamp for anything they're told to do by the fbi or other people who come to them for a warrant to spy on americans. >> yeah. they have to, obviously, look more deeply. carter page had three fisa warrants issued against him, and, you know, again, it's suggesting it falls back on the credibility of the fbi which i think

the fbi continues with the task force. so merrick garland goes on capitol hill and claims it's not happening. the fact they have not withdrawn the task force proves this is all about squashing defense. because the left have had a lock on education for decades. the parents now are a threat to that power. and they are using the fbi, this administration, to take care of what they perceive as a problem. if you don't think the teachers unions and these leftist organizations like the national school board association has control and power go back to when the cdc was writing school guidance for masking and covid regulations, right? so they don't exactly have them influence with the justice department with the parent showing up at a school board meeting. >> greg: dana is merrick garland lying or cluelessness that allows for plausible deniability because you see this a lot with this administration. you know, joe biden where he would say he didn't know anything and you find out he does. are they deliberately not knowing things? beca

how does that land inside the fbi? >> well, i think the first thing is people need to step back and say who in their right mind would oppose law enforcement looking into threats of violence against teachers. just the proposition that anybody would have a concern about that is mind boggling. when you look at the letter from attorney general garland, it makes clear this is part of an outreach to state and local law enforcement officials and not something that the fbi and doj are going to swoop in and do. merely and effort to reach out to local law enforcement to see what's going on at the ground and particularly as it relates to the fbi, to see if there are things that relate to a broader threat. so to see if there are individuals who are acting in a coordinated way. whether that's outside or across state lines. whether this is something beyond what a state or state law enforcement agency might do. but what it isn't is anything of the sort that you saw some of those crazy comments coming out of congress which again are a

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that's about the investigation of former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. mr. mccabe as you know was fired for lacking candor under oath in 2018. shortly before his retirement. late last week, doj reversed course, settling a lawsuit by mr. mccabe to restore his employment as a voluntary separation. and to restore his pension. mr. horowitz, could you briefly remind us of the findings of your report regarding mr. mccabe? >> certainly, senator. the report concerned an investigation that actually the fbi had initially undertaken involving alleged leaks about information that was potentially damaging to secretary clinton during the 2016 presidential campaign. the fbi internal investigators developed information that they believed led them to believe that deputy director mccabe may have lied to them. they then referred the matter to us, the position he held. we assumed the investigation and concluded in a public report that remains on our website, the public can see, that mr. mccabe lied both under oath and not under oath on several occasions when he denied at variou

but that man did confirm that he has been an fbi informant, confirmed the fbi knew he was at the capitol that day, and he confirmed he invited mark ibrahim to the protest. ibrahim says, the two of them stood outside the building, the fbi informant turned to him and strongly encouraged him to enter the capitol building. ibrahim knew that was illegal, so he refused to do it. mark ibrahim now faces 15 years in federal prison. they labeled me a domestic terrorist like i just want to see peace and unity because i've seen it in foreign countries between sunni and shia, open violence in the streets, it's a sad and scary thing. i'm afraid that if this division and dehumanizing continues, that's where america's headed. and i pray, pray that never happens. i think how close america came to not existing at valley forge, george washington got on his knees before god, and asked him to give him wisdom and discernment. and, and i think america is in a very fragile state right now. and i think we need to do what george washington does, get our knees and pray. in iraq. during the 1st war on terror, the u

the investigation found that prosecutors and the nypd and the fbi, importantly the fbi, all withheld evidence that could have led to these men's acquittal at trial. quote, a trove of fbi documents included information that implicated other suspects and pointed away from mr. islam and mr. aziz. it wasn't that just there was no fictional evidence tying them to the crime. it wasn't just that they had corroborating witnesses that testified to the veracity of the alibis. it was exculpatory evidence at the time that pointed the fingers at much more likely assailants was not handed over to to be considered in the trial. law enforcement had it, the fbi had it. no, they didn't allow it to surface when these men were on trial. witness and informant accounts that might have cleared them, that might well have led to them being acquitted, they were not disclosed, kept in the files all this time. how come? how and why did this case get mishandled like this? where does the surviving defendant here go to get decades of his life back? how do we write this new history, this new truer history of the sl

september 2, '09, asked the president to get the fbi involved in local school board matters. five days later the attorney general does that. october 20th we have this email that goes across the nation about this threat tags and october 21st on the committee, tells us all this, october 22nd the organization that started it all apologizes for their memo, for their merit withdraws their letter but merrick garland is asking will you stop this, what you put in action. he will not rescind it or withdraw or stop it. that is the part that concerns me. we sent countless letters, to the school board association common to the education department, we need answers because it sure looks like i think without a doubt this is happening. they are targeting moms and dads across the country physically speaking out and saying we don't want this racist hate america curriculum talk to our kids. laura: it seems to me with the midterms coming up and by the looks of it it is going to be a republican wipeout of the democrats, they see this issue is a potent one. do you agree that the goal is to intimi