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Agency (NSA), monitors and screens all telephone, telegraph, computer modem, radio, television, cellular, microwave, and satellite communications, and electromagnetic fields “of interest” around the world, and orchestrates information-control and cover-up activities related to UFO secrecy and surveillance of extra-terrestrial operations, Fort Meade, MD. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), controls and collects information from global spy satellites, monitors UFO traffic entering and le...

Hey, you guys broke a bunch of rules and im going to give you until january 10th to clean up your act. >> you know, it is unprecedented but its also alarming. because these are judges that are accustomed to not really being known or, you know, identified. let alone coming out publicly and embracing an agency that they are not approving of their conduct. this was something for those of us that have been around the fisa court. it sent chills up and down our spine as rerealize how serious and the g...

He adds it seems to be good for him politically. joining us pam bondi, special advisor to the president. key member of his impeachment defense team. during the break you said you wanted to respond to director comey. >> sure do. chris: go ahead. >> he is right. the men and women in the fbi deserve much better than what they had in james comey. that man was fired in disgrace. he must have read a different report than we all read. he presided over the fbi in times worse than when j. edgar hoover wa...

E. host of ground game comcast. katie pavlich. let me start with you. democrats are hanging their hat in terms of the i.g. report, in finding investigation of the trump campaign was legitimate i opened. there was no political bias. republicans on repeated abuses or errors in the fisa process. who has the better side of that argument? >> i think republicans do. democrats should be very concerned what the i.g. laid out in his testimony and his report. james comey, former fbi director in his interv...

He is saying i told him one thing and he wrote something else. the fbi knew that. >> yeah, but that doesnt drive a conclusion that steeles reporting is bunk. there are number of tricky things. youre interviewing subsource after you will the report has become public. as counterintelligence investigator is he walking away from it because it is now public? that has to go to into your assessment of mr. steele. chris: if it had become public just barely. this is january 2017. this isnt two years late...

Career special agents. chris: one of two things, he cant decide. gross negligence or it was intentional misconduct. that is what he said. >> i read his report. we are not concluding by intentional misconduct. chris: did you hear what he said here. >> i did. chris: he was asked specifically how do you explain it? gross negligence or intention faulty. >> he doesnt find intentionnalty. that doesnt make it any less important of the as director you are responsible for this. i was responsible for this...

Bunk, but the fbi goes back and renews its fisa application three more times and by this point the fbi knows that the steele reporting is not credible. >> yeah i think youre mischaracterizing both what the fbi knew and what mr. horowitz says in his report. they didnt conclude the reporting in steele was bunk. they said there were questions about subsource reporting that should have been included in renewals. when i brief the president, i said i didnt know whether it was true or not, i just neede...

Always good to talk with you. >> thank you. chris: up next we bring in the sunday group to discuss the i.g. report. impeachment and new fox polls on the state of the 2020 democratic race. race. ♪. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print e...

In 2018 you were the ranking member, the top democrat in the minority in the intelligence committee. devin nunez then republican cherish issued a report talking about all the problems with the fisa warrants and the fbi case. you defended the fbis use of fisa warrants to surveil carter page in a lengthy memo. here you are discussing that. >> this is important for the public to see the facts that, the fbi acted appropriately in seeking a warrant on carter page. theyre not part of some deep state a...

The united states. chris: but youre not answering my question. >> yeah. let me answer the question about you saying there was no bias opening the report. chris: i didnt say it. that is what the inspector general said. >> yeah. john durham disagreed with that the inspector general can only look at doj he can only talk to people who would talk to him. he tried to talk to comey. he brought comey in. he had to read, comey kept saying he couldnt recall, he couldnt recollect. they had to read him back...