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Congressman nunes broke the laws of congress and should be going to jail for it. at heart, democrats are doing this because this is not just a few rogue elements of the bureaucracy. the 2 most powerful factions in the democratic establishment, the obama administration and the clinton campaign were also tied up with this every step of the way including whatever his title is -- the assistant deputy under the secretary of state. this guy weiner who was big buddies with christopher steele on this. christopher steele himself is a very unusual figure cho who supposed retired from mi-6 at the age of ...

It. essentially, this was -- this was put up or shut up moment. this was a put up or shut up moment when putting up was not the better of the two options. the central claim of their weeks of hype, their whole campaign to release the memo is somehow this memo would prove the dossier by an mi 6 officer christopher steele, the campaign was based around the idea this memo would prove that the steele dossier is what led to the whole russia investigation. now the problem with that argument with having created that expectation about the secret memo is the secret memo actually conceded that it was not...

For -- for the doj or the fbi to have gone to the fisa court to get a fisa warrant strictly based on one dossier written by one mi-6 ex-official. >> i can't imagine a federal judge signing off on that, so it's a lot of hype. and the memo ultimately reveals that rod rosenstein, who signed off on the reauthorization didn't take the loyalty pledge. so he understands that though there's a trump hotel and a trump tower, there's not a trump fbi or a trump justice department. >> he did that when donald trump was president. and so did dana boente. let's talk about what a lot of people believe is the u...

The dossier that alleges that carter page had, that remains an open question. >> did you reach out to steele, or did steele reach out to you? >> on our podcast, which we did today, skullduggery, i laid it out that glen simpson, an old friend of mine, longtime journalist turned private investigator, invited me to a meeting at a washington restaurant to meet christopher steele. >> and that was the first time you had met him in. >> that's the first time i met him. >> his credentials seemed legitimate to new. >> i checked him out. he clearly was who he said he was. i talked to people who had dealt...

Investigated, that he had taken this information to the fbi. i checked him out. he was in fact who he said he was, a former mi-6 british intelligence spy in moscow. a premier specialist for the british intelligence service, about all matters russian. i talked to sources who had dealt with him in the u.s. government. he had been a source for the fbi on other matters, for the state department on other matters. so yes, he had a lot of credibility on its face. >> that's important to know, that he was deemed a credible source in other investigations, so they did have a history with hm when fbi inve...