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He pulled people out. around that? be here. we are never going to get steve: i will tell you what, ainsley: carley is right behind you. these guys, boom. she is going to do headlines we got them. her mother was so for us. pete: says we are in carley: start things off retreat. that has been the criticism appreciative what finally with a fox news alert. of this president. happened justice was done brexit has been delayed yet, he knew intelligence she told the arizona was coming in, again. the euro...

Fbi during this time. he then ran the fbi after james comey was fired by president trump. thanks for taking the time this morning. >> sure. >> we dont yet know the bounds of this, and its cnns reporting that it could be that theyve discovered evidence of something criminal central to the investigation or possibly tangential to it, for instance, false statements connected to it or possibly leaking information, so lets stipulate that. but as you know, john durham, whos leading the investigation, r...

Letter saying essentially were not going to cooperate. that shows intent to obstruct. the question is whether theyre going to include all of these other things like from the mueller investigation and what evidence should go in there from that investigation as well. theres a big debate going on right now. >> phil rucker, it strikes me that all the things that worked for them with mueller failed with impeachment. >> and we should keep in mind impeachment is a political process in the congress, rig...

Ainsley: glow in the dark. brian: i know you want to keep lighting down but dont keep her in a dimmer. ainsley: talking about impeachment. the constitution gives the soul power of impeachment to the house. next guest asking is this fair? brian: cant wait to see hot guest is. i recognize him. host of liberty file fox nations own andrew napolitano. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. >> this is a very odd and unusual procedure. republicans are complaining why are these interrogations taking pl...

>> he is a straight as the edge of a ruler. this is somebody who has investigated cases for janet reno who i selected to investigate the destruction of the cia tapes who eric holder suggested to investigate the reopened interrogation issues relating to people who conducted interrogations in the cia. he is well recorded. -- he is well regarded. hes a person for the thirst of anonymity. he doesnt seek the limelight. hes a rigorous capable investigator. working with him by the way is a woman named ...

Interrogations. the cut comes out with this story meet the psychologist who helped the cia torture. vioxx sayvox says cia torture pm as explained by the stole psycht who designed it. >> this says more about whats going on in their minds than it does about the facts. what they want to do is they want to twist the facts and misconstrue the facts so that they can paint the worse possible picture to grab power. but one of the things it should tell the voters is that they think you are stupid. they t...

Serious evidence against these people. in fact, they had broken taliban law. it seemed pretty clear they were guilty. >> this stuff is indicating they were indeed proselytizing in afghanistan. >> after we were arrested, it basically began three weeks of interrogations. they would bring in taliban officers. ♪ >> i was an employee of the minister of justice assigned to the investigation. i was both an interpreter and also part of the delegation that was asking questions. >> they would drill us w...

Yet burisma holdings shelled out more than $3 million to bidenso private equity firm. for what? in november of 2015, biden was advised by "the new york times" that his son was under investigation by ukraine authorities. he was warned on another occasion. in 2015, in december, joe being scared made his first request to then-president of ukraine to fire the prosecutor leading the corruption investigation into burisma holdings and the relationship with his son. in march of 2016, john solomon on the...

Interrogations, youre not going to get everything that a career spy did in 16 years. we will never fully know the damage that she did to the united states. during the time we were debriefing her, we learned a lot about her motivation for being a cuban spy. >> so, in 1984, 1985, montes was working on her masters degree in international relations at johns hopkins university, and her mutual friend saw her in class, knew her opinions, and knew that she was diametrically opposed to u.s. foreign polic...

Regulations. if he comes across a violation of law and he thinks its credible, he sends it to the folks in connecticut. steve: thats right now one of the reasons we think, i heard catherine herridge talk about this the other day we think the reason its taken so long to get the inspector generals report is because there were inconsistencies in what other people said they were allowing those people to de-conflict what they said the first time. >> you are exactly right. because this is not a crimin...