the fbi, and that s what opened the investigation. we know that. but they don t like the answer. that s the problem. and so, we ve had all of this machinations and, frankly, comments by barr which suggest he thinks there was spying, which there was not, and allegations about the fisa warrant, which was perfectly legal and scrupulously handled, and they just don t want to hear what the answer is. and at some point, you know, we have to stop this. so, josh, what does this expansion tell you? are they widening the scope because they found something here or because they didn t find anything? it s not clear to me what their rationale is for broadening it, but it does sound now like they re going beyond what was already under review. the things cynthia is talking about are things that were the subject of an office of inspector general report that we re expecting to get in the next few weeks that look at the origins of this investigation and was the fisa court the court that issued some o
hysteria and frenzy to actually try and beat president trump. they are directing this energy into the same trumpian shtick. capri: so grad, glad he brought that up. dagen: they won t beat him at his own game. they talk about eating peace and they take shots of the president and call him names. you re not going to beat him at that level. you ve got to come up with a different act. capri: i hope democrats listen. melissa: a bombshell development reveals the fbi formerly documented the anti-trump bias of the author of the mostly unverified trump dossier, yet kept using it to renew surveillance warrants. what this says about how political the probes of the campaign actually were. plus, republicans going to war with twitter, citing anti-conservative bias after the social media giant frozen senate majority leader mitch mcconnell s campaign page. the actions they are taking and where all this may be going.
there s a deep state conspiracy is bruce ohr is a high-level manager in the justice department, he s not supposed to be conducting daily conversations with the potential spy or source, it is fbi. attorney general bar was handing cash to vladimir putin s secretary, ridiculous you have a high-ranking justice department official essentially trying to pretend he s james bond - 7, when you see that kind of involvement it makes you think something else is going on, that there are interior motives in the last thing it is worth pointing out is there s still more to come, so many gaps of information we need to know and i think there s going to be further investigations. a lot of this information is being used to get surveillance warrants and misrepresentations to the court that is punishable as a crime. ohr talks about the fact that steele was worried about congressional testimony former fbi director james comey was going to give.
he s not supposed to be conducting daily conversations with the potential spy or source. that s where the fbi the attorney general barr was handing off cash to putin secretary. it s ridiculous that you would have a high-ranking justice department official essentially trying to pretend he s james bond. when you see that kind of involvement, makes you think something else s going on, that there are a ulterior motives. the last thing, i think it s worth pointing out is i think there is still more to come, as you were saying. there is still so many gaps of information that we still need to know and i think there s going to be further investigations. i think these people ought to be worried because as you said, a lot of this information is being used to get surveillance warrants and misrepresentations. it s a crime. shannon: the 302s, ohr says be 21 is worried about congressional testimony that former fbi director james comey was going to give. jim, i don t know if you are able to read
investigate the genesis of the russia probe and whether there are abuses in the process of seeking surveillance warrants on trump campaign officials. if there was a misleading of the court by the fbi director, that is a monumental crime and i would focus on that if that s what happened. tonight he turns his eye towards politics in cincinnati, it s the first rally since a crowd in greenville, north carolina, started chanting send them back in regard to the four women who make up the so-called squad. the president said if the crowd in cincinnati starts up a chance like that, he will do his best to stop it. brett: we will see that rally on fox news channel. final numbers from wall street, the dow lost 281, the s&p 500 dropped 27, the nasdaq fell 64. a budget and debt deal that the very few lawmakers love and