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Of that work. i think wray would tell you that is the case. i was thinking of the reading you played in the mueller report. trump was looking for a loyalist according to his recollection. the thing here is he doesnt have one and wray is viewed as an independent actor. >> just thinking about where we are with iran. we rely so heavily on where we are for intelligence gathering. when you are undermining intelligence agencies in this country and not putting full confidence in the director of the fbi...

Jillian: you mentioned the british are backing the united states. interesting to note international support, some of americas closest allies have not been on the same side since the us pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. are they throwing their weight? >> it is significant to hear such a strong statement from the british. the brits have been a key ally forever, and have not supported the conclusion iran is involved. it is not conclusive and they want to see more intelligence. the united arab em...

He was desperate to stop trump and they didnt tell the court that he had been terminated -- >> sean: heres my question, does it go further? >> at may. that is why we have to know -- >> sean: jim jordan, how do you interpret this letter and what is being said by the deputy attorney general when they are talking about other intelligence people, who are they talking about? >> i think they are talking about this as -- this lady was put next to george papadopoulos pretending to be somebody else, got ...

Like kim jong-uns half brother as an informant, hes enforced the ability. this as president trump tried fairly unsuccessfully to backtrack from those comments. tonight president trump suggesting he was misunderstood when he said he wouldnt allow his intelligence agencies to yoous kim jong-uns half brother as an informant. >> no, thats not what i said or itsdifferent than your interpretation. >> i would tell him that would not happen under my auspices. thats for sure. >> the cia is not commenting...

>> about 1960 that it happened. and alan dullest, who we just saw, flat out lying on nationwide television, this was a super secret mission. this is where we went when spying went from intelligence gathering to covert where we want to affect things by killing castro. he was perceived as such a danger, not only in cuba, but throughout latin america, that the decision was made to kill him. >> so talk about the kennedy connection. obviously a lot of connection between the kennedys and gene and kana...

Su the the question is this just political, danny or do they have a legal, a constitutional right to oversight of intelligence >> gathering? >> the president has the right to classify and essentially declassify information at his will. traditionally thats traditionally thats done with a lot of deliberation. in this case, another way to use it is the president doing it so that someone can investigate why he, the president was investig not not probably what the original vision was for declassifyin...

Mueller was unable to discover? >> no. because when you think about all the classified information that mueller has, all of the intelligence gathering that theyve done, all of the people theyve interviewed, all the documents theyve received -- >> the grand jury information. >> certainly, very good point. a lot of this did go through a grand jury. no, theres no way theyre going to do anything more than mueller has already done. some new witness could come forward and say i was afraid to come talk...

Hospitals. many in critical condition. and as we continue to learn new details, surrounding the horrific massacre in new zealand were learning limitations of intelligence gathering. the "washington post" reporting toe saying the latest attack exposes how little the u.s. and its allies share intelligence on suspected threats. the gunman was not on any terror watch list. joining me, a former fbi double agent and author of "how to catch a russian spy." i want to quote a little more from that arti...

Pfizer judges being lied to her repeatedly. they sign off on it and they were warned it was not -- that it was lies in that hillary paid for it. they were warned that hates trump. but you know, it was two years ago in march, on this program that both of you, john sullivan, sara carter broke the story about the abuse of intelligence gathering. in unmasking and so on and so forth. sarah, you had an update on this today, and you are saying still, the office of director of national intelligence and ...

Fisa judges being lied to repeatedly. that they sign off on it, they were warned it was not verified, they were warned it likely lies, one hillary clinton paid for it. they were one steele hates trump. it was two years ago this march, right here on this program, that both of you, john solomon, sara carter, broke the story about the abuse of intelligence gathering. and unmasking, and so on and so forth. sara, you had an update on this today, you are saying that still, the office of director of na...