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Took all of this information from a four -- even if it was an ally -- a foreign mi6 agent, and then they take it from him, and he takes the information from the russians. an think about that. they are actually -- i mean, the hypocrisy is stunning there. >> jason: and judge, the selective moral outrage is what drives me crazy. ag i mean, i don't see a fair and balanced media trying to askce hard, probing questions onme anybody on the democratic side. but as you look at the president's comments that came out this week, how do you assess the situation? >> i think we should not forget that he is t...

To the democrats, un-american outlook, fusion gps started by a "wall street journal" reporter by the name of simpson who had this effort onto look at republican candidates. christopher steele was engaged by them, he is not and was not at the time employed by the british government at mi6 where he previously was at. >> tucker: he was a career british intelligence officer.uc >> former, retired. >> tucker: that's the point, that's what he was hired because he was a former intel officer. there's too much b.s., i want to nail you down on one thing. steele said the information in the dossier came fr...

And there is more. this very same letter, the assistant ag, stephen boyd, is outlining that the investigation is "a collaborative, ongoing effort between the departments team and the intelligence community as well as foreign actors." like we were just talking about. once out for an actor, we all know about, christopher steele. he sought to be interviewed by american investigators in coming days, and as you know by now, he was the former spy, foreign spy, mi6, paid by hillary clinton, paid by the dnc, even paid by the fbi at one point, to createe that dirty russian dossier. the one that, oh, ev...

With us to london to tell us the story of what happened to an important contact of his just a few months before joyal was shot. >> he was a law enforcement officer. >> reporter: he worked for the equivalent of the fbi? >> yeah, i mean -- >> reporter: in anti-corrputon? >> anti-corruption is what really he was most interested in. >> reporter: his name was alexander litvinenko, sasha to his friends. but his interest in fighting corruption had made him a lot of enemies, including in his own agency, the kgb, which was renamed the fsb. litvinenko was forced to flee russia with his wife and son and ...

In there without you noticing? >> translator: no. why don't you think the polonium may have been put there into the cup after our meeting the next day or by a guy from mi-6? he brings the polonium and pours it into the cup. that's agatha christie stuff. >> reporter: mi-6 is british intelligence. lugovoi says perhaps the brits killed litvinenko to embarrass russia. retired mi-6 analyst glenmore trenear-harvey says that's nonsense if for no other reason because mi-6 would never use such an expensive weapon to kill anyone. >> if the british wanted to kill him, then he would have fallen out of a h...