the courts and the fbi and the doj work hand in glove in areas like this. if you leave it to the court, if you leave it to the fbi and doj, they are going to work together. lou: what do you have to do? impeach chief justice of the supreme court to say this has got to stop? this is political corruption. >> the president in my view needs to higher a special counsel to investigate the spygate crimes and the crimes before the courts. relying on the agencies to do the work based on past experience, that is not going to happen. hoping there will be justice. as to individual attention from the president, that's not the way the system works in this corrupt d.c. the president should take direct action and appoint a special counsel personally and directly. lou: the president says as have many of his supporters, that mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader, should dismiss upon receipt these farcical articles of impeachment. why go through the pretense of this solemn formal approach that is designed clearly to give this disastrous process pelosi put together some s

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the state department is an agency that needs as much focus from law enforcement as the doj and fbi did on fisa gate. they are heavily involved the spy smearing of president trump. they were pushing material out to congress just before the president came in. it was a hotbed of antitrump activity. lou: i think you're exactly right. i agree with you completely. but i want to also focus on contempt rainously -- focus on that that dossier had questions about its reliability of its so called documentation we learned obviously later that it was an absolute work of fiction. but at the same time, senator john mccain it is said was turning over the document to the fbi. there were a number of entry points into the federal system of this dossier that was the fraudulent work of fusion gps, christopher steele, and of course paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc. >> you have to hand it -- lou: and the fbi, i should point out. >> you've got to hand it to the clinton campaign and the dnc they used every avenue available to them. the only question about what the obama administration was up to is

and the investigations by the doj inspector general, his hard work to find out what was going on with those i is investigation. and of course the dogged investigation of attorney general barr to investigate the investigators. and hold accountable those 0 corrupted our government. even as we watch the hapless dimms trying to construct articles of impeachment, they appear unaware that they reached well beyond their grasp of the consequences and are now performing before an alert american public. after three years of their venomous attacks on president trump, their broader purpose is all too clear. the fbi's crossfire hurricane operation, the special counsel investigation, the desperately contrived pretext of an impeachment inquiry based on one phone call, and now the vapid conclusion to what has been a 3-month long farce. all of it is now clear, all of it was to overthrow the president, and if that failed, at least to intimidate the president and his party. the dimms thought the least they could expect was a president who would do their bidding, abandon the wall on the border, sign on t

if this is confirmed, it will mark the second time the doj has looked into comey's leaks. joining us tonight is byron york, chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner." great to have you with us. this is i think good stuff. i like the fact that there is now an active investigation of what many people suspected, but as far as i know, no one had take and real strong look at. >> there is no doubt that comey was a leaker. we know when he had written these memos, memorializing his conversations with president trump he gave one of them to a lawyer friend for the purpose of that lawyer friend passing it on to the "new york times." hands off. now there was a controversy about whether there was classified information in that particular document pore whatever and he was not charged, though the inspectorien said he clearly violated fbi policy. it doesn't train credulity to think he might have been involves in this case as well. what's interesting about the "new york times" case is they try to make it sounds like it's ancient news. it's a 2017 story. lou: i couldn't he

. >> the left is all excited about it because it shows a senior doj official released the text messages. you raised important issues about how and when did rosenstein snow about strzok and page's political bias against president trump. why wasn't that a reason to look at the fisa warrants and stop the mueller investigation until they could at least figure out whether it was illegally motivated because of strzok and phage. page and strzok are being protected by the fbi. they wouldn't be suing if they thought there would be reasonable expectation he would be prosecuted. they are still withhold something of these text messages from the american people. unbelievable. lou: this president has chosen this attorney general who has chosen john durham as his special prosecutor on this. it's difficult to imagine a more frustrating process than what the president has gone through. first almost a year of fbi investigation over the collusion allegations. they really didn't rise to that level. but at least enough people were involved in crossfire hurricane to make it seem so. then came the special cou

you know, the state department is an aged that needs as much focus from wall law enforcements doj and fbi did on fisa gate they're heavily involved in the spy smearing on -- of president trump. they were pushing material out to congress. just before the the president came in. it was a hot bed of anti-trump activity. >> i think you're exactly right i agree with you completely. but i want to also focus on contemporaneously at the state department there was knowledge within at least elements of state department leadership that that dossier had serious questions about its authenticity. the reliability of its documentation we learn later that it was absolute work of fiction but at the same time senator john mccain, it is saido the fbi. there were -- there were a number of entry points into the federal system of this dossier that was the front work of fusion gps christopher steele, and, of course, paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc. you have to hand it -- hand it to clinton campaign and dnc they used every avenue a available to them. the only question about what the obama administ