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The executive branch because the court says dont come to me talk to the justice department and the justice department says talk to the court. >> its what makes the rebuke from rosemary collyer disingenuous to say we are so surprised to find out there was problems in the process, they knew there was problems in the process and it puts a new spotlight on the court itself played in this and in this mess. >> i agree, one of the things judge raised at the time and fisa was being proposed and not bein...

Sent to the court and one in february of 2018 and one of junf the things that michael horowitz has now said. it was 18 months earlier, two years earlier and we got a hold of the responses from the court which were to blow all of this up and blow the committee off and say not even really respond. they had direct evidence of problems in the page application and this is not a separation of power issue or response to the house committee the question is they had the information and did nothing. >> th...

>> in a few months will we be passed this, i tell you the press corps will not. >> when we come back a look at the democratic legal case against president trump and how the process is to play out when and if it makes its way to the senate. ♪ >> i dont even have a crime, this is the first impeachment where there is no crime. ♪ yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ ...

Violation of law. entropy lies the impeachment process for partisan purposes. he served as deputy attorney general under mr. barr in the george h. w. bush administration. welcome, nice to see you again. lets talk -- before we get to impeachment lets talk about the senate trial, is easy suppose nl not turn over until how to like so they will conduct a. >> that is absurd and fundamental to the constitution that each house of the congress sets its own rules in the senate has its rules for impeachme...

Personally hope will come out as a complete re-examination of the legal regime that should be used to pursue whats necessary and intrusive investigative techniques. >> what kind of accountability do you think is in order. as i look at this the whole history of the fisa process was set up in the awake of the abuse of j edward huger hoover. now we have a case where some people and evidence that there was a doctored e-mail to a presentation to the court and if you can get away without consequences ...

Be the obama white house of what is the greatest politicalnd scandal in history. the obama administration spying on their political opponent in the 2016 election. i think all of this is designed to try to find an alternative narrative to try to pretend that didnt exist so we dont have to talk about it. >> laura: very convenient, is it not, because we have the testimony today of the inspector general in the senate. it was kind of overlooked. major concessions, in my view, made by him, he was a lo...

They got four surveillance warrants on carter page connected to the trump campaign. heres a little of his back and forth with senator rand paul today. >> if you saw that he was biased, he has obviously made errors that you think actually may have been intentional. why, in that instance, would you not be free to shade there is documentary evidence of not only biased, but that malfeasance? >> that is precisely why we dont say that, as to the errors, the failures in the fisa process. >> shannon: so...

It is indicative of a wider problem. >> horwitzs rebuke followers criticism of comeys fbi and the public order citing misconduct and providing false information to the court. the former assistant fbi director chris weber joins us to weigh in. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. what did you think of the testimony from horowitz? >> this is serious stuff. the fisa court is reacting to his report. anytime you hear from the inspector general, you get more context around his report and find out ...

Essentially all day long saying republican congressmen, for their two minute speeches were just lying and lying and lying. watch. >> one of the things we hear from house republicans so often are justhing misrepresentations, lies about what happened. and i wish, i dont know how many people watching remember the show "pop up video" on vh1 which would provide little facts and figures during music videos. i wish we could do pop up video for these facts because we are about to hear a torrent of lies ...

>> laura: the media do, was essentially all day long saying republican congressmen, for their two minute speeches were just lying and lying and lying. watch. >> one of the things we hear from house republicans so often are just misrepresentations, lies about what happened. and i wish, i dont know how many people watching remember the show "pop up video" on vh1 which would provide little facts and figures during music videos. i wish we could do pop up video for these facts because we are about to...