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Gov. Chris Sununu on Monday signed a bill authorizing an audit of the town's ballot counting machines and hand tabulations.

Primary source. >> in january 2017, there were significant questions about the reliability of the steele report. this is noteworthy because the fisa from the primary source sub reporting to support the allegation that paige was coordinating with the russian government on 2016. >> dana: this was important because the sub source was the source of the source -- if you are getting two sources but ended up being the same person. >> >> jesse: that's when it became an unconstitutional violation of carter page's rights. one thing, the probable cause is bogus and they continue to surveillance and lied,...

Exaggerated the one primary source, statements, multiple selections of the reporting. this primary sub source felt that the tenor of his p29's report is far more conclusive than justified. and the sub source, primary, only sub source for the most part, stated he or she never expected steele to put the primary sub stores' statement in reports or present them as facts. the primary sub source explained that his or her information came from "word-of-mouth and hearsay." here we go again. conversations that he or she had with friends over beers in a bar and some of the information such as allegation...

Inaccuracies or omissions when they presented their case to the fisa court. steve: convenient. ainsley: they never told the fisa court judges who paid for the dossier. that was hillary clinton's campaign and the d.c. they never told the fisa court that steele had lied in the past and had, quote, poor judgment. they never told steele's primary source was a boaster known to embellish and later cast doubt on the dossier. never told judges that steele was a dispirit trump never get elected. fbi lawyer doctored evidence to create a false negative impression of carter page. these facts were they mem...

House. let's speak more about this with political analyst sabrina sadiki for "the wall street journal" and cnn national and security legal analyst susan hennessy, a former nsa attorney. democrats are now saying that they may not need to call the whistle-blower to testify that they have enough from the complaint, plus they have concerns as expressed by adam schiff about exposing this whistle-blower to attacks, et cetera. is that legitimate in your view as democrats are proceeding in a formal impeachment inquiry? >> so i don't think there's that much sort of substantive value at this point of br...