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Testimony. >> so you support our memo coming out? i want to be clear. >> tucker: of course i do. >> you support our memo coming out? >> tucker: absolutely i do. i support all information that gets to the truth. >> invite me back. i will be in washington. >> tucker: what i dont support is making reckless allegations about other americans that you cannot support as when you said i was harming our countrys national security and when you suggested carter page was betraying this nation. >> you are pe...

Emails, monitor him digita digitally fisa court that there is probable cause to leave that he is an agent of either a foreign government or a terrorist organization so they convinced a fisa court judge that there is probable cause to believe that carter page is an agent of the russian government. >> tucker: how often are those requests turned down. do we know? >> almost never something like 99.8% approval rating. the fisa court is a joke in terms of whether or not it provides real safeguards or ...

Justice department made to a fisa court four times. i want to know if its true or not. >> i dont know if its true or not. >> tucker: heavy charge to make against a man,. >> when we see the source documents we will see what carter page was doing with the russians and how that connected to the trump campaign. >> tucker: why d. does carter page stride a free man if he has betrayed his country. heavy charges throwing around against someone who has not been indicted or convicted and against whom ther...

Impayrolls national security tell me how. >> right. >> tucker: in the absence of those two factors i have a right to see it. why would democrats stand in the way of that it rooncht i have been reading this all day it reminds me of when geraldo rivera opened al capones vault. there was a lot of hype and nothing in it. >> tucker: hold on. why would democrats, if there is nothing in it, every democrat in the house had a chance to read it every single one. >> right. >> tucker: why would they, having...

Yet, he is still a free man. though his civil liberties have been violated and his reputation has been destroyed. democrats could not care less. they are still prepretending that carter page hurt this country. they know thats a lie. page himself what happens to him in the future is all irrelevant to him. if he can be used to destroy a president they hate, they are happy to use him even if he is crushed in the process. and that maybe the real lesson of this memo and the reason we are spends an ho...

From the naval academy and has in the years since shown no evidence at all that he is working for the russian government. >> thats not true. thats not true at all. carter page has been under surveillance from the fbi since 2013 when he was approached by the russians and he was told that he was being recruited by the russians by the fbi. >> tucker: you are missing this. hold on. there is no evidence. im not saying he wasnt surveilled. indeed he was surveilled. thats the point. in order to be surv...

That. what does the memo actually say? it turns out its not primarily about donald trump or even about the broader russia investigation. the memo is really the story of a semiobscure trump campaign volunteer called carter page who, back in 2016, was identified by the obama administration as a secret agent of the putin government. four times fbi officials went to a federal surveillance court and argued they had probable cause to believe that carter page was working with russian spies. he was an a...

Misleading. of course, he didnt. comey, who leaked his notes on private meetings with the president in a petty revenge move after being fired is now declaring it beyond the pale somehow for congress to carry out its constitutional duties of oversight of the fbi. comey apparently confused the fbi as fourth branch of government not subject to the other three. suddenly a lot of people in washington seem to agree with that the current fbi director, for example, the one that trump chose, christopher ...

Tonight. >> good to be with you, tucker. >> tucker: you say the documents we were just talking about for example. justify spying on this american citizen, carter page ought to be released to the public. whats the argument against that? >> argument against it some information fisa application reviewing all the documents that are l. reveal sources and methods that may need to get redacted. in the effort to argue against providing any of the related material that was sourced, some might say that we...

Compiled by a british spy named christopher steele. the trump dossier made spying on carter page possible. how are we sure of that? because andrew mccabe of the fbi said so behind closed doors under oath to congress just this past december. now, democrats are now furiously denying that in rah none must leaks to sympathetic reporters but its obviously true. in a minute we will talk to a member of congress who was in the room when mccabe said it but, ask yourself, if the fbi had powerful additiona...