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When i was there. >> oh my goodness. >> so i think this goes back to my previous comment which is i just don't see the sense of urgency that i'd like to see among investigators, especially at the doj in getting to the bottom of what happened. because this, these bombs were not randomly planted. there was a coordinated attempt to basically plant these bombs and divert capitol police away from the front where the breach breaches occurred and that's what happened. now doj has to get to the question of who plotted this particular attack? who are the master minds? unless and until we get to those p...

It. we know now when they got it. so remember, the end of july they open up an investigation -- end of july of 2016 in the middle of a campaign, they use the intelligence services in this country, and they target campaign in july. at the same time, bruce ohr -- the top career official in the department of justice -- is acting like some kind of secret agent meeting with this clinton opo guy, okay, who's digging up dirt. he's meeting, taking custody of this information, feeding it directly into the fbi and doj. so i'm happy that they're, that now doj's going to take seriously lying into congress...

Why i hate washington and i like your idea of saying it should be illegal to lobby on behalf of the foreign government and as for domestic issues, make government less powerful and there is less value for lobbying. steve: i totally agree. in the end that's the only long-term solution to get the power out of washington. judge jeanine: first of all, it was an excellent piece and what is going on now is now these law firms are now registering subtly registering their foreign lobbying but law firms in washington this shows you how deep this is. they're basically a cover not just like hiring someon...

And it's a huge problem and it's why i hate washington and i like your idea of saying it should be illegal to lobby on behalf of the foreign government and as for domestic issues, make government less powerful and there is less value for lobbying. steve: i totally agree. in the end that's the only long-term solution to get the power out of washington. judge jeanine: first of all, it was an excellent piece and what is going on now is now these law firms are now registering subtly registering their foreign lobbying but law firms in washington this shows you how deep this is. they're basically a ...