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Looks at this, another investigation, can we be honest about the findings? on both sides of the isle you would have to agree, those 17 areas where there were problems, weve got problems and we need to start a fix that. fbi director christopher wray talking about the things he wants to fix, the secret court, things we need to fix and we may very well find the same thing, lets be honest about it when it comes out. i dont need a signpost on this, im going to wait. the other one, we just got it two ...

Steve: well, you know, you are right. by the way, the senator is from wisconsin not minnesota. apologies. we had the judge on a little while, senator, he said its not up to her. she doesnt get to write the rules for the senate and she is going to send them right over. >> well, that i really cant comment on. when we get those articles start kicking. in until we get those articles im not sure there is anything we are going to do. steve: yesterday, in front of your committee, the inspector general ...

Rely on investigations conducted by the department. >> when michael horwitz it fbi officials misled the fisa court through inaccuracies and omissions attorney general william barr said those omissions and inaccuracies could infer bad faith. jim comey called the statement the responsible and william barr said this about comey. >> one of the things i object to is the attack taken by comey to suggest people who are criticizing or trying to get to the bottom of the misconduct are somehow attacking t...

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...

I think that is generally the best wa way to go. >> in the meantime, what inspector general michael horowitz said fbi officials misled the fisa court through inaccuracies and omissions during the warrant application process, attorney general barr said those omissions and inaccuracies could infer bad faith. former fbi director jim comey called barr statement "irresponsible," and barr said this about comey. >> one of the things i object to is the tack being taken by comey, which is to suggest that...

Us to drag into drag into late january, critical votes. >> i think this idea of passing articles of impeachment, and then saying oh, but we are going to wait and please set things up exactly the way we want you to, its odd. some would call it curious. others would call it counterintuitive. i would call it crazy. and look, i dont use that word lightly here, but this is not! they just impeach the president of the united states, and now its our turn to have a trial. we have to begin a trial startin...

Applying for these warrants that 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...

>> reporter: the speaker is given the bureau until january 10th to come up with solutions. donald trump reacting overnight tweeting of comey and the top people in the fbi were dirty cops who cheated on the fisa court wouldnt all these cases the overturned or dismissed? this all stems from michael horwitzs report which found no evidence of bias in the fbi investigation of russian meddling. and omissions and applications for a fisa warrant to wiretap trump campaign advisor carter page in a scathin...

Persisted he published a smug op-ed in the "washington post" claiming to be vindicated of all wrongdoing. why would james comey do is a that? its like he didnt think you had the internet and couldnt read the report for himself. maybe hes so used to being treated as untouchable he believed that he was. but in end as always happens the reality intruded. the i.g. report didnt actually vindicate james comey. instead it revealed frightful abuse of power for the f.b.i. that he ran that should terrify ...

Or omissions in the applications. the chief judge of the fisa court writing today, the frequency representations turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case calls into question whether information contained in other fbi applications is reliable. todays rare response comes after james comey acknowledged wrongdoing in seeking the fisa warrant to survey carter page. >> hes right. i was wrong. i wa...