And even the state department said that was actually human error. that they should not have been marked classified. tucker: let s be totally real and i don t want to relitigate the hillary thing, but she was able to talk to the fbi not under oath. she faced no perjury trap in her conversations. i don t know if that s true. tucker: i think it is. by the way, she did lie. she didn t know there was classified information, there was. we can argue about whether it was significant or d not, but it waswh classified. i m not going to defend flynn, who i think made a huge moral error in lobbying for turkey. but the guy just plead to a felony for lying in a conversation with fbi agents that was under oath. there s a double standard. hillary clinton did not lie to the fbi, according to james comey and every other piece of information we have. there s a standard, and i think if viewers need to know this, about what constitutes a possibility for a crime for which it had regarding her emails. one would be intent.t. grossly negligent is not intent. you need actual intent to disclose it.
And even the state department said that was actually human error. that they should not of been marked classified. tucker: let s be totally real and i want to relitigate the hillary thing, but she was able to talk to the fbi not under oath. she faced no perjury trap in her conversations. i don t know if that s true. tucker: i think it is. by the way, she did lie. she didn t know there was classified information, there was. i m not going to defend flynn, who i think made a huge moral error in lobbying for turkey. but the guy just fled to a felony for lying in a conversation with fbi agents that was under oath. there s a double standard. hillary clinton did not lie to the fbi according to james comey and others of her stomach done like every other piece of information we have. there s a standard, and i think if viewers need to know this, about what constitutes a possibility for a crime for which it had regarding her emails. one would be intent. grossly negligent is not intent. you need actual intent to disclose it. that s what david victoria
Pro-hillary, anti-trumpers out there. steve: and we ve seen some stories from administration officials about how mueller has stacked the decking with a bunch of pro-hillary, indiana-trump people anti-trump people in the investigation giving donations and stuff like that, but it all comes down to this could only be one guy because he s so key. when you look at it, apparently this guy, this peter stroke guy, was central to the issue of finding intent whether or not to prosecute hillary clinton in the, urn the gross negligence under the gross negligence statute, and he s the one that said there s no gross negligence there because she did not intend to break the law. is really he was so critical on the hillary thing, and now we find out he was critical in the russia collusion case, but he s been fired from. that now he s working in personnel because he broke the rules. ryan brian he did that interview, and james comey didn t think he should be there. you know he s anti-trump, and we
Interviewed and all the crazy immunity with no use of grand jury, comey edited statement to extremely careless. they bent over backwards not the make a case against hillary. with the mueller probe, they are finding anything on anyone. when you see the lead investigator on both of those was partisan for hillary and antitrump undercuts legitimacy of investigations. steve see we want our fbi and department of justice to be nonpartisan. now it looks because of inspector general at the department of justice apparently unearthed the texts between peter stroke and the woman he was having affair with and suddenly it hits the fan. the thing is the special counsel was not up front about this, this happened months ago and just now the news is finally hitting. devin nunes has been trying to
Cities do. they re lying to the immigrant communities. they say they protect immigrant communities and approximate improve your relationship to local law enforcement and immigrant communities. let me tell you something. if i can t get a bad guy inside of a county jail, i m going to get get them, which means i have to go to the neighborhood or the home. where i m going to find other illegal aliens that weren t even on my radar. so what these policies actually do is put more illegal aliens on my radar. so it s all a big lie about sanctuary cities in the community. and it s not just humans. we know there s a big human drug problem that s destroying communities across america. well, let s talk about that. another thing they do is entice people to make that journey across the border and continue to bank roll the very criminal authorizations smuggle guns and smuggle narcotics and smuggle aliens. steve: well, you would know because you re the acting director of ice. thank you for having me. steve: coming up on this
Letter that you talked about prior to her being interviewed. another thing i find really interesting about what s going on, very early on representative nuñes from the house intelligence committee was calling out what he thought were unfair things going on. he was calling out the deep state. deep state and democrats went after him. really hard, sidelined him, tried to discredit him, and in some ways had to take a backseat. brian: he did take a backseat. rachel: he did. and i wonder if this new information is going to restore his reputation. brian: we understand when we started the show now mccabe, the former deputy fbi directer and stroke are now going in front of the intelligence committee to finally get these questions right to their face. and he s been asking for months even with chris, with ray wra in charge, he budget giving this guy up. steve: the top republican leaders in congress had been saying, hey, the fbi, the doj,
And said, well, he told them to do that after he was elected. but he saw the tweet from the president how many people lost money in the stock market because of that? and it s a great point because that was noted by many mainstream journalists. we always say things sometimes that are something the word not and the fact is this wasn t just a slip of the tongue. the market moved because it was about donald trump. the essence of the phony investigation. and let me say one other thing. we offer to have a guest on abc news on the sunday show. adam schiff, the democrat went about 10 our 12 things of that nature to hypothesize.
El paso. every place they put the wall up, illegal crossings went down. why wouldn t the country not want a wall to help the public and national security? it s a wise investment. brian: tom, what i think is it also underappreciated is the message sent. how many people want to take the quest getting here if they re going to be sent back? so they don t want to make the trip. it s impossible to calculate but overwhelmingly a factor. well, look, that s another negative effect of sanctuary cities; right? sanctuary city do a lot of things. none of them are any good. sanctuary cities are alien smuggler s best friend. you don t think these alien smuggler organizations are using sanctuary cities as a selling point? hey, we re going to get you to chicago or san francisco. another thing these sanctuary
The more likelihood that one member or another may find a certain thing they don t like. so i think we need to be compact here, we need to have a good conference, listen to ideas and move it forward as quickly as possible. rachel: so liberals are on the attack, and no surprise. they re invoking jesus, the bible, isn t in the height of hypocrisy? these are the same people who promoted and supported obamacare which hurt people s religious liberty, forced the little sisters of the poor to, you know, choose between insurance and their religious conscience. well, you know, if i could just respond to that, i live in a state the, west virginia, over the last eight years during the obama administration our economy hit the tank. i didn t see people coming out calling it, you know, in a religious way how horrible this is that people are out of a job and can t work. rachel: right. so i think what we need to keep focused on is getting this economy moving, getting peek back to people back to