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After reading this memo today, i don't know how the fbi even met that benchmark. now, apparently, those requirements, those statutory requirements went out the window because they had to take out trump by any means necessary. the fbi used a minor figure on the trump advisory board. the aforementioned mr. page in an attempt to penetrate's trump inner circle. now, page has been on the fbi's radar for his activities in russia long before his name was listed in that campaign in the spring of 2016. but then on october 21st, 2016, the fbi filed an application with the fisa court for a warrant to sur...

Biases at play here it's so hard to keep track of them but we are going to do our best. we know the fbi authorized payment for the man at the center of this entire opus, christopher steele, for information in that dossier. and to be clear, steele was like hardly an objective source when it came to national security matters. he is quoted in the house intel memo as telling doj officials that he was, quote, desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being president. no agenda there whatsoever. so he cooks up this fake dossier so try to kill trump's candidacy. and...

Alleging that the parent was wrongfully obtained by the fbi and the justice department. the memo's authors point to the work of former british spy christopher steele who compiled the now infamous dossier on trump. republicans say steele's dossier was a key part to the information shown to the federal intelligence surveillance act, or fisa to justify the continued surveillance. it was funded by the dnc and hillary clinton's campaign, though not initiated originally by them. congressman nunez talked about this memo and how it came together earlier tonight. >> i have an obligation to the american...

Get rid of anyone who doesn't swear loyalty to him might use this memo to argue against rosenstein or anyone else. >> as we continue to cover this developing story, we have two reporters on the story tonight, jill culven, she was asking the president about rosenstein today in the oval office. it was jill he was kind of sneering at. and matthew nutsbaum. jill, i was surprised to see in the elapsed time since your question and his very dark answer, though, we've seen a little bit of a shift, if white house aides have to be believed, their public outterances, it's s if they realize the memo didn'...

Parties which have become tribes. there's a point where it gets ridiculous. declaring war on our intelligence community who are selfless civil servants out there defending us every day, unsung heroes, is a corruption. we have to find people in the republican party willing to say that. >> how great is your fear of a reckoning of a backlash, and how great do you fear that will be carried out next november? >> i'm very afraid. i think, if you look at the president's numbers, worst of any first term president, if you look at the turnout dynamics in the special election, there's a rising protest ar...