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00:00And welcome to Hannity. So last night it took, oh, the legacy media mob about, oh, 30 seconds to try and, what, Jimmy Kimmel, James Comey, turn him into a martyr, a victim? Well, that means, you know, to turn Comey into a martyr, but do not be fooled.
00:19The left, the media mob, they have peddled their lies, their conspiracy theories for years. They've done breathlessly, 24-7, every second minute, hour of every day. They even got awards for their horrible work. They should return them. They never will. But here's the truth tonight. James Comey, the former FBI director, is not the victim of a weaponized Department of Justice. Here's the fact.
00:44The biggest victim of government weaponization, corruption, abuse of power in American history is a man by the name of Donald J. Trump. He has been the target of a long-running deep state conspiracy at the local level, state level, federal level. Nobody on the left ever condemned any of this. They were just willing to sit quietly by it because they didn't like him.
01:10Oh, because you don't like somebody? You'll weaponize the Department of Justice, the FBI, or intel community? But they're willing to accept a lot of government weaponization, as long as Donald Trump was the victim.
01:23Now, we did ask FBI director Kash Patel about this very conspiracy. He calls it the grand conspiracy on this show last month. Take a look.
01:33But there's been a lot of talk and a lot written about the investigation into a grand conspiracy. To the extent possible, what can you tell us about that? In other words, that this is longstanding. If it is, in fact, a grand conspiracy, the statute of limitations would be eliminated. Is that what the investigation is about?
01:54Well, Sean, what we're doing is building a case for the American public under the Truth and Transparency and Accountability Initiative.
02:02And what I mean by that is A.G. Bondi brilliantly highlighted our partners, Director Ratcliffe at the CIA and Director Gabbard over at the DNI.
02:10We are working with them because the documents that would facilitate an investigation of this magnitude don't just rest at the FBI and DOJ. They're throughout the intelligence community.
02:20Now, tonight, we're going to give you the definitive point-by-point rundown of how this conspiracy, or as Kash calls it, grand conspiracy against President Trump, has been unfolding over the past decade, from the moment he and Melania Trump came down that escalator at Trump Tower.
02:38Remember a guy by the name of Mark Elias? Remember him? His name always comes up during election years.
02:44Well, at the time, he worked for a law firm called Perkins Coie. We talked a lot about it, which, by the way, worked for both the DNC and the Clinton campaign back in 2016.
02:55In April of that year, Elias hired that research firm. Remember, we talked a lot about it. Fusion GPS.
03:01Fusion GPS, and they assembled op research on Donald Trump, Fusion GPS, then hires a guy, a British firm, to help, and that resulted in the hiring of a former MI6 agent, his name, Christopher Steele.
03:16We talked a lot about him. Steele assembled a series of documents that later put together, we'll call the dossier, filled with salacious, completely, totally, now proven, debunked, and false information
03:30information about Donald Trump, and this bought-and-paid-for Russian disinformation dossier. It was all paid for by the Clinton campaign.
03:38Remember, in July of 2016, then, FBI agent Peter Strzok, remember him? The guy who told his lover in a text message that they would stop Trump from becoming president,
03:49and that they had an insurance policy. Now, they had opened a counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign on the basis of a rumor.
03:59Bar talk, as Senator Lindsey Graham said on our show last night. He will join us and explain in more detail.
04:06And then, on July 5th, 2016, James Comey let Hillary Clinton walk. Remember that infamous press conference, no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute?
04:16He admitted to the world that she mishandled top-secret classified information. No reasonable prosecutor would do that, unless you're raiding Mar-a-Lago.
04:25And then, in September 2016, according again to Senator Graham, the FBI was warned by the intelligence community, as early as August of that year,
04:35that the Clinton campaign planned to manufacture a Trump-Russia scandal to distract from the Clinton email case, if you recall, which was big news at the time.
04:46Comey says he never remembers any of that ever happening.
04:49Lindsey Graham calls that claim stunning.
04:51The night I interviewed him, I said, I don't believe him. Lindsey said, neither do I.
04:56And I told Lindsey that night that exact thing.
05:00And, by the way, it's sure hard to believe him, because by October 2016, James Comey's FBI,
05:06they were using Hillary Clinton's debunked, false Russian disinformation dossier.
05:12Just to remind you, the one that claimed that Donald Trump was in the Ritz-Carlton with hookers that were urinating on him, completely false.
05:22It was a lie from the beginning.
05:24But it became the basis of not one, but four FISA applications, three of which were signed by James Comey,
05:32to allow them to ruin the life of one Carter Page and spy on American citizens,
05:38but also giving a backdoor to not only the Trump campaign, but after he won his transition team and then into his first presidency in 2017.
05:48Comey and his friends now say the dossier, yeah, it wasn't enough to warrant FISA surveillance.
05:55I'm going to play that tape in a minute.
05:57Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of the United States.
06:00That was November 8, 2016.
06:03Now, we have new information, thanks to Tulsi Gabbard and her recent declassification.
06:08We now know that on December 7, 2016, then DNI director James Clapper was told the intel community assessed.
06:18We're talking about career, rank and file, senior intelligence officials,
06:23the people that do the hard work.
06:25Russia had not impacted the outcome of the election.
06:30Well, then according to this declassified information, President Obama did not like that assessment.
06:36According to Gabbard, she said it on this show about this story, he wasn't happy,
06:42so he wanted another intelligence assessment.
06:45She told us what happened next.
06:46Take a look.
06:47The December 9th meeting, we declassified and released what they call the summary of conclusions
06:54from that meeting.
06:55Then, DNI James Clapper took the lead on what President Obama wanted done,
07:02and which was essentially create a document that tells us not if, but how Russia interfered with the election.
07:11President Obama delivered the conclusion that he wanted the intelligence community to reach and directed them to find and essentially create and manufacture the intelligence to support the conclusion that President Obama wanted to deliver to the American people.
07:29Once that document was drafted, the deep state kicked into gear and did what they usually do.
07:35They started leaking this classified information out to their friends at the Washington Post and others who are working hand in glove with the deep state.
07:45So, understand what Tulsi is saying there.
07:47Originally, the dossier was designed to defeat Donald Trump.
07:51Well, then the intel community had an assessment.
07:53It wasn't liked by the likes of Obama, so he orders a new assessment with a predetermined outcome.
08:00Then the dossier is used not only for FISA warrants, but to also sabotage an incoming president.
08:06As a matter of fact, 10 days before Donald Trump was sworn into office on January 10, 2017, BuzzFeed, they published the Steele dossier.
08:16Democrats, the legacy media mob, started pushing the narrative that Russia helped Donald Trump win using Hillary Clinton's bought-and-paid-for dirty Russian dossier.
08:27The left, liberals, all the legacy media mob, all willing to accept what turned out to be very early on, debunked lies as a fact.
08:38The left didn't care.
08:40They still don't care.
08:42They wanted to believe the absolute worst because they hated.
08:45They didn't think Donald Trump would win.
08:47They hated the fact that he won.
08:49The FBI investigation continued even after Donald Trump took office, even after they knew the dossier, the basis for all this was garbage because they had pushed out Steele by that point.
09:01When Donald Trump fired Comey for being bad at his job, the deep state, they freaked out.
09:07May 17th, you might recall, 2017, Rod Rosenstein, he appointed Robert Mueller as a special counsel to investigate the, quote, Trump-Russia collusion.
09:18That never happened.
09:20And we all knew that there was no Trump-Russia collusion.
09:23Mueller brought no charges.
09:25Trump defeated the Russia hoax.
09:26It took three years.
09:27But they had set the trap.
09:29And the deep state attacks on him unrelenting.
09:33And then in the fall, if you look at the grand conspiracy that Cash Patel is talking about, okay, it wasn't just 2016 because they wanted to use fake information to stop Trump.
09:43Then they wanted to sabotage him when he became president.
09:46In the fall of 2020, move to the next election.
09:49All right?
09:50Russia's behind us.
09:51Impeachment One is behind us.
09:53The FBI puts cinder blocks on the scales of that election.
09:56Remember the Hunter Biden laptop scandal?
09:59Well, we now know that the FBI verified the authenticity of Hunter's laptop in March of 2020.
10:08But guess what?
10:08They didn't tell anybody.
10:10But they did meet weekly with big tech and social media companies all summer long, warning them to be on the lookout for some type of Russian-generated misinformation.
10:22The negative stories may be about Hunter.
10:24It may be about Joe Biden.
10:26Remember 51 former intelligence officials that never, ever, ever saw the laptop.
10:33They signed that letter falsely claiming the laptop story was Russian disinformation.
10:38The FBI did nothing to correct the record.
10:41They were pre-bunking it with big tech.
10:44Now, remember one other point.
10:45The FBI also knew that that story was going to break because they knew Bob Costello, great attorney, who was then Rudy Giuliani's attorney, had a copy of it.
10:56They knew the likelihood of that being made public was very, very high.
11:01Anyway, Trump faced the same left-wing tactics.
11:04Liberals were willing to accept all of this.
11:08On August 8, 2022, Mar-a-Lago was raided.
11:11Now we're heading into a third presidential election.
11:13More cinder blocks.
11:14They didn't treat Hillary Clinton this way.
11:16They didn't treat Joe Biden this way.
11:19No, they turned Mar-a-Lago upside down.
11:22Even Trump had given them open access to Mar-a-Lago, going through Melania's closet, Barron's closet, all in the name of a false prosecution that completely ignored Donald Trump's protections under the Presidential Records Act, something that neither Hillary nor Joe Biden had with their top-secret classified information.
11:39Trump was cooperating.
11:40Trump was cooperating.
11:42He gave him access to the entire property, all 22 acres of it, not 18 million, closer to a billion and a half.
11:50And even after moving out of New York City, talking about Donald Trump in this particular case, even after moving out, you know, Trump wasn't safe in Florida on September 21, 2022.
12:03Remember New York Attorney General Tish James, the one that said she's going after one man, Donald Trump, one family, the Trump family, one business, the Trump Organization, after publicly promising to sue him and running on a platform of doing so, she tried to destroy his business, destroy him, as promised, and get the whole thing shut down.
12:26They lied and said Mar-a-Lago was worth $18 million.
12:29Think about this.
12:30No Democrats said, wait a minute, that's not true.
12:33That's not accurate.
12:34You go to realtor.com, zillow.com, you can look up the valuation of a property like that in Palm Beach, Florida.
12:41I'm telling you, as a resident of Florida, it's closer to over a billion.
12:46By the way, I would have bought it at that price.
12:49I would have found the money some way.
12:50It is worth that much.
12:52And by the way, that judgment has since been vacated.
12:56Another hoax.
12:57Manhattan DA attorney, Alvin Bragg.
13:01Remember, he ran on the promise also to get Trump.
13:03March 30th, 2023, he kept his promise by creating a new crime so he could be the first prosecutor to charge a former president with a felony.
13:14And he turned an expired misdemeanor.
13:16In other words, the statute of limitations had run out.
13:19It's a misdemeanor to have a nondisclosure agreement, even if you're accusing him of it.
13:24It turns out perfectly legal, happens in business every day.
13:27He was labeled a legal expense and paid as a legal expense.
13:32And on August 1st, 2023, Biden's weaponized DOJ.
13:36They indicted Trump for contesting the results of the 2020 election.
13:39That case has since been dismissed.
13:42Two weeks later, Fulton County, Georgia, DA, remember, Fannie Willis, also indicted Trump for contesting the results of the 2020 election.
13:51You know, things that Stacey Abrams and Hillary Clinton have done.
13:55And remember, she put her boyfriend in charge of that prosecution.
13:58She was later removed from the case, which, again, has since fallen apart.
14:02Anyone on the left saying anything about any of these false prosecutions?
14:08Nope.
14:08They celebrate it.
14:10They care about the double standard?
14:11Nope.
14:12They care about the FISA warrants being based on a bought and paid for Russian disinformation dossier?
14:18Nope.
14:19They didn't care about any double standard.
14:21The entire justice system, the entire deep state, the entire legacy media mob,
14:27all weaponized against one man, one family, one organization, and it was designed to destroy him.
14:35The left has been so radicalized by their Trump derangement syndrome,
14:39they know the media will go along with their lies, peddled conspiracies,
14:44and they will resort to anything to get Donald Trump.
14:49They can't beat him in the arena of ideas.
14:51This is where the corruption lies, and that's the topic of our discussion here.
14:55Anyway, joining us now, he was at it from the very beginning,
14:58South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham.
15:00Senator, how are you?
15:03Can I remind everybody?
15:04What are you doing in your spare time?
15:07That's pretty good.
15:08I admit, by admission in interviews, I've said it, I'm a complete loser.
15:12No.
15:14Let me play for you.
15:15No, you're not.
15:16You did a service to the country.
15:18All those people that used that dirty Russian disinformation dossier,
15:23you then interviewed them.
15:25All of them.
15:26James Comey signed three of the four.
15:29And knowing what you know now, would you sign it again?
15:32Let me play it for this audience.
15:34If you knew then what you know now,
15:36would you have signed the warrant application in June of 2017 against Carter Page?
15:43No, sir.
15:43If you knew then what you know now, would you have signed the warrant application?
15:48No, I would not.
15:49Well, I believe you didn't know that what you signed was wrong.
15:51The question is, if you had known, you wouldn't have signed it.
15:54Is that correct?
15:56No.
15:56If I had known that it contained incorrect information,
15:59I certainly wouldn't have signed it.
16:00Knowing then what you know now about all the things that we've come to find,
16:06would you have still signed the warrant application against Carter Page
16:09in October, January, and April?
16:11No, I would want a much more complete understanding of what we were...
16:16Thank you very much.
16:18He signed three of them, Senator.
16:20Let's get your overall take on what Cash is calling the grand conspiracy,
16:25because it's over three election cycles.
16:29Yeah, I think there's a lot to look at here.
16:32Number one, Mr. Comey is presumed innocent in America,
16:36and it'd be up to the government to prove him guilty.
16:38He has Patrick Fitzgerald as his defense attorney.
16:41I know Patrick.
16:42He's a great, hard-nosed, bulldog defense lawyer,
16:46so he'd be well defended, and that's the way it should be.
16:49The government has the burden here, and let's talk about this case.
16:52Number one, if I were the Department of Justice,
16:54I'd have my best team on the field,
16:56because this is going to be a case of significant importance.
17:00Now, Stephen Miller said something that he believes that Crossfire Hurricane
17:04was the most corrupt investigation in the history of the FBI.
17:09I believe that also, and let me tell you why.
17:11I think Cabe, Strzok, Comey, Clinesmith,
17:16they altered the evidence.
17:18They ignored all the exculpatory evidence
17:21because they wanted to take Trump down in 2016,
17:24and when he won, they wanted to destroy his presidency.
17:27I really believe that, but we're not going to try this on TV,
17:31but let me tell you what drives my thinking here.
17:33The people screaming today told you the Hunter Biden laptop was fake,
17:38and the media ran with it because it would hurt Biden.
17:41The people screaming today told us all the dossier was real.
17:45It turned out to be fake because it would be damning to Trump.
17:48Here's the question for the system.
17:50On August the 3rd of 2016,
17:54just over a month after opening Crossfire Hurricane,
17:58there was a meeting that we now know took place in the White House
18:01where the CIA director told Comey, President Obama,
18:05and others that there's intel
18:07that this whole storyline about Trump colluding with the Russians
18:11may have come from the Clinton campaign.
18:14That's pretty stunning information, I would suggest.
18:17In September 2016, just a couple of months,
18:21less than a little over a month later,
18:23Comey gets an investigative lead memo
18:27from the intelligence community
18:29saying we have intelligence
18:31that the Clinton campaign has signed off
18:34on a plan to link Trump to Russia
18:37to avoid the scrutiny of the email server problem she had.
18:42Here's my question.
18:43What did the FBI do to verify that lead?
18:47Did they open up an investigation
18:49once they were told there's intelligence
18:52that Clinton may be behind this?
18:54I've written a letter to Kash Patel,
18:56and I want to know what Comey did
18:58after being told twice
19:00that the intelligence community suspected
19:03this was Hillary Clinton's campaign,
19:05not Trump colluding with the Russians.
19:08Let's fast forward to January 2017.
19:10The dossier, which proved to be a bunch of
19:14bar talk, lies, and gossip,
19:17had already been used to get a warrant against Carter Page
19:20because they thought Carter Page
19:22was colluding with the Russians along with Trump.
19:26In 2017, the man, the Russian,
19:28who gave Christopher Steele
19:29all the salacious information about the Golan Shower,
19:33when he was interviewed, he said,
19:35this is hearsay bar talk.
19:36It was never meant to be used in court.
19:38It's all just kind of made-up stuff.
19:42Did they ever tell the court what they found there?
19:45Did they ever inform the court
19:47while they were seeking these warrants
19:49that the intelligence community suspects
19:51that Trump's political opponent
19:53may have been behind this?
19:55And the answer is no.
19:57And the question is,
19:58why wouldn't they tell the court that?
20:00Why would they keep running all these stop signs
20:03when they should have slowed down and stopped?
20:05And if they didn't open up an investigation
20:07to determine if Clinton was behind this, why?
20:12How could they not, given the information they had?
20:15I hope over time the answers to these questions will come out.
20:19And if the answer is they never opened up an investigation
20:22about Clinton being behind this,
20:26that means they didn't want to know the answer.
20:28That means they wanted to get Trump
20:30more than they wanted to get the truth.
20:31Well, the Durham Declassified Annex says,
20:35Barack Obama sanctioned the use of all administrative levers
20:39to remove possibly negative effects
20:41from the FBI investigation of cases
20:44related to the Clinton Foundation
20:45and email correspondence in the State Department.
20:48I would say that's checkmate.
20:50Senator, I'll be watching what you have up your sleeve next.
20:53Appreciate you being with us.
20:55All right, coming up,
20:55the Attorney General, Pam Bondi, will join us.
20:57Also, Trey Gowdy, Jonathan Turley, will break all of this down
21:01in terms of the details of Comey's indictment
21:03and more straight ahead.
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21:09I'm Kevin Cork in Washington.
21:10Attorney General Pam Bondi announcing the deployment
21:12of DOJ agents to ICE facilities across the country.
21:16That follows a sniper attack earlier this week
21:18on a facility in Dallas,
21:20which killed one detainee and hurt two others.
21:22That incident, just the latest in a series of attacks
21:25on ICE facilities across the country.
21:27Meantime, the president ordering the declassification
21:30and public release of all records from the government
21:33about aviator Amelia Earhart.
21:35She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
21:38The president says her disappearance back in 1937
21:41has captivated millions.
21:43It's true.
21:44And Jimmy Kimmel's late night show
21:45is back on all ABC stations tonight
21:47after Nextar and Sinclair broadcast groups
21:50decided to end their days-long blackout
21:52in dozens of U.S. cities.
21:54Of course, they had talks with Disney.
21:56Kimmel facing heavy backlash
21:58for comments about Charlie Kurtz's killing.
22:00I'm Kevin Cork.
22:01Now back to Hannity.
22:02All right, joining us now with reaction to Comey's indictment,
22:11the former FBI director is our Attorney General.
22:14Pam Bondi is with us.
22:15I would imagine you're not allowed to get into the specifics of the case,
22:19so I won't waste your time asking you.
22:21However, when you look at the magnitude of what Cash Patel is saying,
22:27a grand conspiracy that from the minute he came down the escalator with Melania
22:31all the way through, you know, Russia, Russia, two impeachments,
22:37all the way through the Hunter Biden laptop suppressed,
22:41all the way through weaponization,
22:44Pam, I'm nervous for the country when I put it all together.
22:47You shouldn't be nervous any longer because Donald Trump is in office
22:52and the weaponization has ended.
22:54We've made that very clear.
22:56Whether you're a former FBI director,
22:58whether you're a former head of an intel community,
23:01whether you are a current state or local elected official,
23:05whether you're a billionaire funding organizations
23:08to try to keep Donald Trump out of office,
23:11everything is on the table.
23:13We will investigate you and we will end the weaponization.
23:17No longer will there be a two-tier system of justice.
23:21And we are working hand-in-hand,
23:22Director Patel and I, Todd Blanche,
23:24with our incredible intel community,
23:27Tulsi Gabbard, John Radcliffe,
23:30going nonstop around the clock.
23:32People will be held accountable.
23:36Okay.
23:36Let me ask you about this.
23:38How is it possible?
23:39You were the attorney general, you know, in Florida,
23:42and you did a great job.
23:43You're now the attorney general of our country.
23:45How does somebody like Letitia James, just one example,
23:49run on a platform that she's going to go after one man,
23:53one family, and one organization the way she did
23:56and target them the way she did?
23:58How is that possible?
23:59Alvin Bragg, same thing.
24:01Well, they thought they got away with it
24:03because they thought they would defeat Donald Trump at the polls.
24:06And they didn't.
24:06He won by an overwhelming majority.
24:08He is in office now.
24:09We have made it crystal clear the weaponization of this country has ended.
24:14Everything is on the table.
24:16We are investigating all the weaponization,
24:19all the wrongdoing that has happened.
24:21We are issuing subpoenas.
24:22We are looking at things around this country.
24:25People have to be held accountable.
24:27No one, Sean, is above the law.
24:29No one is above the law.
24:30And you will be held accountable.
24:33And, you know, a very liberal grand jury
24:35in one of the most liberal jurisdictions in the country
24:38just indicted James Comey.
24:40Now, we know, of course, we have to go to trial.
24:42We'll have a great trial team.
24:44And everyone, of course, is innocent until proven guilty.
24:47However, we are going to trial in this case,
24:49and this is just the beginning.
24:51Pam, you're talking about a change in culture.
24:54I had two relatives that were in the FBI,
24:57and in my family, they were deity.
25:01We looked up to them.
25:02And one of them is still alive.
25:04And he served for many, many years.
25:06And he could not believe all that was happening under Comey,
25:10and he wasn't too fond of Director Wray either.
25:13Restoring these institutions, the DOJ, FBI,
25:17our intel community to their former greatness,
25:20how do we get there?
25:21Well, by what we've been doing,
25:24by continuing, we will investigate everyone
25:27who committed wrongdoing,
25:29working hand-in-hand with all of our current agencies.
25:32Director Patel is restoring integrity.
25:34There are so many great men and women in the FBI,
25:37in DEA, in ATF, in our marshals.
25:39We're working every day to keep America safe,
25:42to make these horrible cities with Memphis.
25:45We're going to make Memphis safe.
25:46We're there this week.
25:47Just this week, Sean, we took 500 pounds of pills off this street.
25:55We took 800 pounds of fentanyl off this street.
25:58Sinaloa cartel.
26:00We're doing that, but we're also going to hold those accountable
26:03who have committed the worst of the worst of weaponization.
26:07And that's on all fronts.
26:09So the people of this country will be safe in more than one way.
26:13I just want the truth.
26:17I just want all of it to come out.
26:19It seems like we're getting there.
26:20Between Tulsi and Cash and you and Director Ratcliffe,
26:25I think we're going to get there.
26:27Attorney General Pam Bondi, thank you.
26:28We appreciate you being with us.
26:30All right, joining us now with more reaction,
26:31Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley.
26:34Also, along with Sunday Night in America host,
26:38Trey Gowdy, a prosecutor.
26:40A prosecutor, by the way, I don't know if you know this, Jonathan, about Trey.
26:43He never lost a case as a prosecutor.
26:46I don't think I'd want to be in that courtroom against him.
26:51Yeah, I think that's right.
26:52I wouldn't want to go up against him either.
26:55Yeah, all right, Trey, start with you.
26:58When Cash talks about a grand conspiracy,
27:00and I use an analogy, cinder blocks on scales of election.
27:04Am I wrong?
27:05Is Cash wrong?
27:06No, and Cash would know better than anyone else,
27:11with the possible exception of Devin Nunes and John Ratcliffe.
27:14Cash Patel was down in the basement way before he was a household name.
27:18I mean, remember, Sean, he had to literally go to court
27:21to find out who funded the Steele dossier
27:23while Adam Schiff fought him at every step of the way.
27:27One of these days, Sean, you and I are going to sit down and write a book,
27:30all the things the American people would never know
27:33if they had listened to Adam Schiff.
27:35You wouldn't know who funded it.
27:37You wouldn't know about the FISA abuse.
27:39So Cash is right.
27:41This began with an effort to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president.
27:46And then once that failed,
27:48then it began to be, let's cast a cloud over his presidency,
27:52which, quite frankly, they succeeded at.
27:55I mean, how much of his time, his first term, was spent deflecting away?
28:00I mean, you know him better than I do, but I know him well enough to know
28:04he's got no idea what you're talking about when you mention a golden shower.
28:08The guy's a germ freak.
28:09He doesn't even like you sitting close to him while he's eating dinner.
28:13He's a germ freak.
28:13I knew it immediately was false.
28:15I knew it.
28:17Yes.
28:18I mean, he doesn't even like shaking hands.
28:21Yeah.
28:22I mean, he's not big on hugging.
28:24Yeah.
28:25You know him pretty well.
28:28You know, and that would bring me to the declassified annex.
28:32I want your overall view, Jonathan.
28:34But it also said HRC, Hillary or Adam Clinton,
28:37approved Julia's idea about Trump and Russian hackers hampering U.S. elections.
28:45And that was all designed to distract from her own legal issues
28:49with the email server and much more.
28:51I think that is probably the most critical fact
28:56to frame all of these violations, the unethical and criminal actions that followed.
29:03You had a meeting with President Obama, the top intel people,
29:07in which he was briefed that this was coming from the Clinton campaign.
29:12And keep in mind, of course, the Clinton campaign later denied to the media
29:15they funded the Steele dossier.
29:17They lied to the media.
29:18But they were told at the very outset that this was going to be coming from the Clinton campaign.
29:25Comey was aware of that.
29:27And yet they went ahead and they played along.
29:30And this was the same FBI, the same FBI director,
29:34who was also told that American intel had debunked what was in the dossier.
29:39But he still allowed this to go forward.
29:42I mean, the problem with all of the claims of victimization for Comey
29:49is that his record is hardly pristine.
29:51He doesn't actually meet that.
29:53He is a leaker.
29:54He admitted that he's a leaker.
29:56He removed documents inappropriately from the FBI,
30:00documents that were not his when he was fired.
30:03He then arranged for some of that information to be leaked to the New York Times.
30:08This is an individual who has gone rogue on many occasions when it served his advantage.
30:15When you look at the dirty dossier and you look at the FISA abuse and using the dossier
30:20and you look at changing senior career intel officials intelligence assessment
30:28and then you move four years forward and then it's,
30:32oh, let's pre-bunk a very real laptop that we have verified as authentic.
30:38And then the lawfare from 2020 on leading up to this election in 24.
30:45Put together, can you put it together and have a grand conspiracy, Trey?
30:50Yeah, I think the only thing that I regret, I mean, it goes back beyond that.
30:54I mean, remember, Sean, Jim Comey cleared Hillary Clinton before he even interviewed her.
31:00What investigator does that?
31:02He literally was drafting the exoneration memo before he even interviewed the suspect.
31:09And by the way, he allowed fact witnesses to sit in on the interview
31:13and gave her defense counsel the questions ahead of time.
31:17So what I find a little bit interesting of all the sins that Jim Comey has committed,
31:22which are legion, the one that got him was his insatiable desire to leak.
31:28And it wasn't about Donald Trump, although he leaked plenty about Trump.
31:32It was a leak about Hillary Clinton.
31:34His desire to present himself as this higher moral authority,
31:38this Icarus flying too close to the sun may be his undoing.
31:43Yeah, last word, Jonathan.
31:47Well, I think that he's finally going to get his day in court.
31:50He wants it.
31:51But I think that he's showing a bit too much bravado.
31:54This comes down to who's lying and whether he is both a leaker and a liar.
32:00Yeah.
32:00All right.
32:01We appreciate both of you.
32:02Thank you for joining us tonight, Trey.
32:04Great to see you.
32:04We'll be watching this weekend.
32:06Jonathan, great to see you.
32:07Coming up, the left is having an absolute meltdown over the news of Comey's indictment.
32:13The hypocrisy is astounding but predictable.
32:17We'll explain.
32:17All right.
32:21Here now with reaction, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer,
32:24House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan,
32:27and JustTheNews.com founder, editor-in-chief,
32:30and chief investigative reporter John Solomon.
32:32All three have been very active in exposing a lot of the corruption.
32:38Let's start with you, Jim Jordan.
32:41I remember we had many a conversation all throughout these various scandals.
32:48Where do you think this goes?
32:51Well, I think the main thing to remember, Sean, is it all started with Jim Comey.
32:56This almost decade-long attack on President Trump, it started with Comey in 2016.
33:01He's the guy who came up with the, you know, abuse defies the process multiple times,
33:06as you talked about earlier.
33:07He's the guy who was involved in changing the intelligence community assessment.
33:11They changed the report in December of 2016.
33:14The whistleblowers come forward to Tulsi Dabbard, has given us that information.
33:18And then he's the guy who leaked the dossier.
33:21So they changed the report.
33:22They then go up to Trump Tower on January 6, 2017,
33:27briefed the president on the new report that wasn't supported by the underlying intelligence.
33:32They go up there and they brief him, and then he goes and leaks that to the press,
33:36and thereby creates the predicate for the whole Mueller investigation
33:39and this entire sabotage of President Trump's first term.
33:43So it all started with Comey, and then he leaks information about all this to the press
33:49and lies to Congress about it.
33:51That is what took place here.
33:52And we're going back to the guy who started it all.
33:55You don't have Alvin Bragg, you don't have Bonnie Willis, Jack Smith, Adam Schiff,
34:00you don't have all this if you don't have Jim Comey back in 2016 starting it all.
34:05So this is why I think this is so warranted, so appropriate,
34:09that he's now going to be hopefully held accountable.
34:11And I do believe there could be, you know, more indictments down the road.
34:17Mr. Comer, Congressman, you have been all over this in so many different ways,
34:22and you've had many, many referrals.
34:25It sounds to me and it looks to me like many more are coming.
34:29What would you like to see happen next if you believe in justice and the rule of law?
34:35Well, first of all, with respect to James Comey, you cannot lie to Congress and get away with it.
34:42Otherwise, what's the point in having congressional hearings if people are going to lie under oath
34:46and never be held accountable?
34:49So I'm confident Comey's going to be held accountable.
34:51I applaud the Trump Department of Justice.
34:54This is what should happen.
34:56But he's not the only person, Sean, that's lied to Congress.
34:59Dr. Fauci's lied to the House Oversight Committee.
35:01Hunter Biden lied to the House Oversight Committee.
35:03Jim Biden lied to the Oversight Committee.
35:05There are criminal referrals there as well.
35:08And I think that Comey is the first step in what many people in America that believe in the Constitution
35:15and want to see justice, I believe, is the first step with Comey.
35:19And I think there are going to be many more.
35:21Finally, we're going to see accountability.
35:23And, you know, God bless Donald Trump and his administration, Tulsi and John Ratliff and Pam Bondi and Kash Patel for exposing the corruption in the deep state agencies.
35:36And Jim Jordan's right.
35:38Comey was the first person that started this all.
35:41And I think now we're going to see the phase of accountability.
35:45And that's what we've all been been working so hard in these congressional investigations for.
35:49John, I want to go to you after hearing from both congressmen and both chairmen.
35:56And I want to ask you this because you were at the forefront of breaking so many.
36:02I can't even count how many stories you broke and shared with us as it relates to all these matters and apply it to the term Kash Patel is using a grand conspiracy that spans, you know, 10 years.
36:15What is next?
36:17What should be next?
36:18What do you anticipate will be next?
36:22Well, first off, I want to applaud the two chairmen because without them, we wouldn't know three quarters of what we know today.
36:28The predicate for all of that the FBI is looking at was dug up by Congress from a hostile administration called the Obama administration, the Biden administration.
36:36So without them, we don't know this.
36:38We're going to learn who persons one, two, three are in the grand jury document.
36:41You're going to find out person one is Hillary Clinton.
36:42That's who the leak is about.
36:44Person two is Donald Trump.
36:45He's the victim of the leak.
36:46And person three is Daniel Richmond, one of the advisors for the president.
36:50And at the end of the day, people will want to focus this on.
36:53This is the mainstream media will call this.
36:55This is retribution.
36:56It's just a tiny little leak case.
36:59It's not.
37:00This leak is a symptom of something that James Comey started in the FBI.
37:03And that is the politicalization and the political weaponization of the FBI.
37:08It began on his watch leaking, lying, usurping the power of the Justice Department, launching false investigations.
37:15And by 2020, his own rank and file, the agents that used to work for James Comey, he handed off the ray.
37:21They told an after-action report of Congress that they believed the FBI had become incurably biased, that it was infected with woke ideology, and it was beginning to treat liberals and conservatives differently.
37:34They were looking at political stripes and not the evidence.
37:37That's the legacy of James Comey that gets punished with this indictment.
37:40Let me ask you all the same exit question.
37:44Does this span over the course of three presidential elections in terms of attempts to prevent Donald Trump from being president, deep state operatives trying to undermine and put cinder blocks on scales of an election?
37:58Jim Jordan.
38:00Yes, it certainly does, Sean.
38:02Remember, he leaked to the press that he had briefed the president-elect back in January 6, 2017, about the dossier.
38:10The dossier he already knew was false.
38:13They knew it was garbage to pay for by Clinton campaign.
38:15So, yes.
38:17Yeah.
38:18And James Comey.
38:21Yes, absolutely.
38:22This has spanned many administrations, and I'm glad to see the truth is out and accountability is happening.
38:28Does it span three presidential elections, John Solomon?
38:34Yes, it does.
38:35It's the ultimate weaponization of the law enforcement community against the people of the United States.
38:39That's who the ultimate victim was.
38:41They didn't get the full benefit of their president because of what James Comey and the FBI did.
38:46Let me echo what John Solomon said, and except I'm going to include John Solomon.
38:51I don't think we would be where we are but for the three of you.
38:55Can't thank you enough for getting to the truth.
38:57We appreciate it.
38:59All right, when we come back, President Trump weighed in on the news of Comey's indictment.
39:03I'm going to tell you what he said.
39:04We'll get reaction.
39:05The one and only Stephen Miller, straight ahead.
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