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You about the abuses of the fisa court because any way you look at it appears the fbi and department of justice are using their power over the election because they simply did not like donald trump. we know that in a number of issues, now people want you to start handing down justice. newt gingrich joined me on this program last sunday, here is what he had to say about that. listen to this mr. attorney general. >> he is not in any way recused on this information. he should be appointing an independent counsel. he should be demanding that we get to the bottom of this. i'm totally mystified beca...

The question is is it -- is it surveillance, is it a wiretap or whatever. there has been enough reporting that strongly suggests that something occurred. >> reporter: the allegations shook washington and raised the stakes even higher for the russian investigation on capitol hill. a new cnn/orc poll found nearly two-thirds of americans said a special prosecutor should investigate russia allegations. a number that includes most democrats, many independents and even 43% of all republicans. james clapper, the former director of national intelligence was among the federal officials who said no wire...

Theory and untrue. unfortunately the stakes are higher because he's president of the united states and he's asserting his predecessor broke the law by ordering a wire tap, which is not true as numerous officials have said. >> this fisa court is a secret court. how do we know it's not true? >> the idea that president obama ordered it outside of the law has been asserted and general clapper said it's not true. it's interesting, president trump could choose to declassify some of this information. if he actually believed this information existed and his white house council were to get it, he could...

Importantly perhaps for all the legal wrangling that's been going on over this, today's order specifically resinds or takes away or declares invalid the original order. all the court cases that we've seen have all been based on the original executive order so the restraining order, the injunction that was in place now evaporates because there's nothing to restrain or enjoin anymore. we're waiting to hear from the state of washington, which filed the main lawsuit about what they're going to do. will they go ahead and ask the judge now to impose a neworder, saying that this one isn't different e...