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Colluding against president found evidence that president trump to ensure they get him. trump intimidated, threatened, and theyre blowing through every procedure to ensure they and tampered with perspective get him in time.ro so what happened today? and actual witnesses in the impeachment inquiry. while we were stuck here, the correct? >> yes. inspector general report, the >> and mr. goldman, it is a review of applications of the federal crime to intimidate or toim seek to intimidate any fbi cro...

It is unprecedented. the page than to conclude that. >> the lawyering there for the >> and in fact pursuant to president trumps order, 12 rest of the country is to show executive branch officials refuse toec testify as part of e one type of answer or nonanswer house impeachment inquiry. and compare it to another. ten of whome defied congressiol the public will decide what they make of that. subpoenas. another contentious part of this am i right? >>bp yes. >> given the presidents hearing came whe...

Were joined by someone ambassador taylor testified that he was worried it would happen. connected to this, james comeys but we didntd -- we didnt own lawyer, david kelly, whos a really talk to anyone that -- former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york that could tell us precisely and as i always mention, once what was going to occur in the upon a time my old boss. thanks for coming in on a busy cnn interview and whether president zelensky was actually it.g to do if you looked back...

Brian: talk about whats going to be coming out next week. its a lot. im sure the impeachment hearings wont be done. the fisa report will be. it will drop on monday. hearings again on wednesday. there is a report in the "the washington post" today that attorney general barr is kind of upset with one of the premises. that is he disputes a key mike michael who are ritz inspector general finding that says the fbi launched this investigation on solid ground. certainly there was reason to launch it. t...

And even in the carter page fisa application. >> it was properly predicated which is what some of the reporting has been. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> thanks for coming in. so the question of the day on this thanksgiving is this. will snoopy and the rest of the balloons -- those arent balloons. those are real people in front of a balloon. will the balloons take off? it all depends on the winds. we have a live report ahead. (logo whooshes) (logo chiming) ♪ - [woman] with shar...

That the fbi wasnt working with this multi-professor named joseph massoud, who had made an offer of assistance and coordination to a former campaign official name george papadopoulos. >> it does, though, mention christopher steele, i understand, at fairly great length. what does it say about him? >> i think one of the takeaways from christopher steele, its understanding that the i.g. isnt going to say that the fbi shouldnt have used this political research. but i think what will come out is that...

Say that the fbi, in particular its leadership, weaponized this surveillance tool, right, the fisa to spy on the trump campaign. what it does say is that while putting together the application to obtain this secret wiretap, they made a number of, you know, serious mistakes and omissions. it was basically unprofessionalism by the agents and officials and lawyers putting this thing together. >> what is the difference in this case between violations of procedures, serious though they may be, and wh...

The i.g. is known for saying, if you didnt shine your shoes right today, youre going to get whacked. among my colleagues, this report is really embarrassing, but it is not what many people would have expected, that is, at the leadership levels of the fbi, there is a deep state effort to take down the presidency with an investigation. this is actually, in my world of inspector general investigations, relatively modest. >> adam, the major finding that has gotten all the attention so far was that t...

That said, theres a difference between mistakes on the periphery of the investigation. those mistakes are significant. i agree with adam. this is -- this cannot happen in a fisa application. i dont agree that this is the most important fisa application ever. it may be the most public. its not the most important. that said, this is embarrassing. but if you compare it to the core of the investigation, what did the leadership of the fbi say and do? what happened in terms of roger stones interaction...

This is a false statement. its a serious charge. im not certain whether what he did during the renewal process was actually material to the application and whether or not, you know, a judge would have determined there was probable cause. i want to hit on something, though. whats important -- one of the important takeaways here is that, you know, the president and his allies have been calling this a witch hunt, a hoax, right? this was a legitimate, properly predicated law enforcement investigatio...