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>> never happened before in the history of our country. and we are really wise to it. instead, highlighting what the president claimed were outrageous and unprecedented abuses of power. >> the fbis spying application contains 17 errors and omissions commonly known as lies and deceit. when the fbi uncovered evidence showing that we did absolutely nothing wrong, which was right at the beginning, they hid that exonerating -- you know that, they hid it. they hid it so no one can see it. >> president...

Unverifiable material, they knew it was unverified. they were warned it was unverified.as do you see charges coming down the road, congressman ratcliffe and then congressman meadows? >> well, i do see charges. in this fisa abuse summary from the inspector general. >> sean: lying to judges. isnt it wrong to lie to a judge? i wouldnt lie to judge judy. >> very clearly, what is laid out is, these are not errors and omissions. these are not typos in there. you had someone working for peter strzok, a...

Opinion, by the ig, is that these irregularities, these statements, these omissions are not satisfactorily explained. and i think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith. >> sean: what is barr saying here? that comey is likely a subject in the durham/barr criminal probe? he didnt get the memo, because mr. super patriot is taking a victory lap, living in his conspiracy world and crazy home courageous leadership. "the washington post," mr. comey, i warned you about this before it. you ...

>> sandra: good morning. im sandra smith. the doj watchdog concluded the probe of the 2016 campaign had lots of errors and omissions but not politically biased. the team is ready to go. chris wallace, bret baier, martha maccallum, andy mccarthy with us in new york and ken starr standing by with his legal analysis. we begin first with bret as we see the hearing room fill up. bret, your thoughts as we await the chairman lindsey graham on the left side of the screen. >> this will have a much differ...

Impeachment. setting up a vote next week on the full house floor. apparently pelosi has the votes. censured instead of impeached second do the math. 31 elected in districts that trump won. 233 democrats in the house. she needs 14 of those 31 to get to the magic number of 216 to pass it on to the senate. thats where judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham says its time for this to end. >> i think the trial needs to end as quickly as possible. i think impeachment is hurting the country. i have...

These 17 errors and omissions, these are major problems with the fbi and there are a number of us who have been big supporters of the fisa courts in terms of surveillance were going to now have to take a second look at how this was abused by the fbi lying to the cia. can you imagine such a thing can come and heal? >> neil: do you think that horowitz pulled his punches quick mike windt democrats ask them whether this would be an investigation if it was rightly initiated, he said yes. whos right? ...

In 44 minutes. dianne feinstein follows him and horowitz makes an opening statement. barr called it a travesty, a sham, said gross abuse, flimsy evidence. what do you make of -- or is it obvious what his position is, ken? >> its obvious that bill barr has strong feelings. i share those feelings. i have read this report with a sense of outrage as well as sorrow. i find it hard to believe that the f.b.i. would conduct itself vis-a-vis the court, vis-a-vis the justice department in the way that it ...

Lets see how he answers that. senator lindsey graham has an opening statement. we believe its off the cuff and not scripted as is usually the case with the senator from south carolina. to his left dianne feinstein the democrat. ranking member of that committee will follow with an opening statement as well and well get to michael horowitz. 20-minute rounds of question for each senator here. to martha here in new york ken starr struck me a moment ago saying it was misconduct, not oversight. and ev...

Hookers, moscow, carlton? all of that information totally admitted from the fiza admitted from the fisa applications on purpose. that would be premeditated fraud, perpetrated repeatedly on the fisa court. according to the inspector general, there were at least 17 significant failures, inaccuracies, and omissions. by the way, hey, super patriot jim comey, that is your fbi, that is you. you did that! you hurt the premier law enforcement agency of the world, notmi the rank and file. if they are fan...

Handpicked teams. >> findings of at least 17 significant errors or omissions in the fisa application for carter page. >> a lawyer at the fbi creates fraudulent evidence, alters an email, that is in turn used as the basis for a sworn statement to the court, that the court relies on. am i stating that accurately? >> that is correct. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle called for fundamental reform to the fisa application process. >> we have to address the underlying problem of a system in the ...