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He kept it from them. if they had asked them, he have lied about it because he's lied about it ever since the opportunity arose. he unfortunately was confronted by the existence of the investigation and the failure to disclose that by a congresswoman during the initial investigations into this when the whole thing blew up. >> tucker: unbelievable. i would think that both parties, democrats think they will take control of the government at some point and theyde may, they have an interest in having an fbi that they can trust, that we can all trust. why is nobody on on the left calling for charge...

If they had asked them, he clearly would have lied about it because he's lied about it ever since the opportunity arose. he unfortunately was confronted by the existence of the investigation and the failure to disclose it by a congresswoman during the investigation when the whole thing blew up. >> tucker: it's unbelievable. i would think both parties -- democrats think they take control of the government and they may. they have an interest in having an fbi that we can trust and we can all trust. so why is nobody on the left calling for charges to be filed against the former deputy director of ...

And the consequence of that is it means we have much lower home ownership rates among african-americans, and that central way that middle class families build wealth, the way that a family buys a house and pays a little every month and eventually owns this asset that appreciates, that has just been undercut for african-americans. and so the way i see this is this is why you put a cop on the beat. you put a cop on the beat to say the law is clear, housie -- housing laws have been out there and fair credit laws have been out there for as long and we say, you know, that is the deal. the last is c...

Investigation of fisa? probably. will he have to stay out of the investigation of the favoritism shown to mrs. clinton? no. he was in the senate at the time. that happened in the obama administration. >> heather: one of the other things we were discussing. a little confusing to me. the i.g. came out wednesday and said they are going to handle or investigate this fisa, issues with fisa. >> the inspector general of the justice department think of it like an internal affairs in a police department. his job he has a staff of 500 people. his job is to investigate whether or not others in the d.o.j....

Inspector general make progress like an independent special counsel could. judge andrew napolitano joins us. >> the inspector general can't indict, he can't charge, he can't threaten to indict and can only interrogate people or obtain documents or information from people who are current employees of the justice department. now, fisa has been abused for generations. we talked about this off air and on air. fisa has been turned on its head. it's now used to facilitate spying on americans. mccabe and his colleagues took advantage because the fisa court say pushover. it's standard for spying is