Finally FBI Makes Unprecedented Move Amid Shocking New Hillary Clinton Subpoena
I should coming out about the deep state forces that are working against
President Trump of course with their friends they comply in news media now
also tonight the House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte he is
demanding answers rightly so now late last week he issued a subpoena to the
DOJ citing the slow pace of cooperation from the FBI
for information related to the bureau's Clinton investigation and documents
explaining why Andrew McCabe was fired earlier tonight the FBI director ray has
now responded to this request promising to speed up the production of documents
by doubling the amount of staff working on the request and he wrote quote up
until today we have dedicated 27 FBI staff to review the records that are
potentially responsive to chairman Goodlatte requests the actual number of
documents responsive to this request is likely in the thousands regardless I
agree that the current pace of production is too slow accordingly I am
now doubling the number of assigned FBI staff for a total of 54 to cover two
shifts per day until midnight to expedite completion of this project
there were 1.2 million pages involved Wow some big news rattling Washington
tonight the Department of Justice's Inspector General is officially
investigating whether the FBI or the DOJ broke laws when it used FISA warrants to
spy on an American citizen most likely former Trump campaign adviser Carter
Paige we first learned of these alleged abuses
when the president Declassified a house Intel committee memo remember it
detailed how the FBI used an unverified dossier funded by the Democrats to spy
on mr. Paige now I've long said the Inspector General is key to getting to
the bottom of what happened here and to discuss further let's bring in House
Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte a Republican from Virginia and
here in Washington has been reporting on this Byron York chief political
correspondent for the Washington Examiner and Fox News contributor
all right gentlemen big news tonight congressman Goodlatte there's been a
stonewalling taking place at the DOJ through the
FBI for months and months and months you guys think you out like three million or
one met 1.2 million documents you've gotten three thousand documents maybe
it's just too many documents you want maybe the copy machine is broken I mean
what's the what's the justification for this delay well the department does not
have a good justification for the delay the Attorney General and the director of
the FBI Christopher ray have both acknowledged that to me they now say
they are hard at work getting those documents ready for us the requirement
of the subpoena that I issued last Thursday is that it those documents get
to us by next Thursday in the meantime we are pleased that the Inspector
General has announced that he will also look into this matter but two things one
the Inspector General can't look at it from the same perspective the Congress
can or from the perspective that an independent Special Counsel can and
secondly the Inspector General should get out his report with regard to the
investigation he's been conducting for the past year with regard to how the FBI
handled the Clinton email investigation first we need that information out now
and then he can go on and look at the other matter and in the meantime we need
the documents that we've subpoenaed we need them unredacted yeah on this I mean
Jeff Sessions kind of come around on this but man this has been going on its
rigmarole as my mother used to say has been going around for a long time there
is very little trust among Republicans on Capitol Hill and the Republican
Justice Department about this because this has been going on a long time
remember Paul Ryan said the FBI was stonewalling the House Intelligence
Committee months and months and months ago why now why does Jeff sessions now
see it as a problem I think there are a couple of reasons going on first of all
you know the the the text between Peter straw can Lisa Paige a lot of those were
handed over to the Congress and a lot of those were redacted and the Justice
Department said well you know they were having an affair and there was some
personal stuff in there so that's you know we just had to redact the personal
stuff well a couple of members of the House Judiciary Committee have been
going over the Justice Department and looking at fuller versions of those
texts and finding out that actual real official material evidence
was left out of those was was redacted and the ones that sent over so there is
ZERO trust there and I think the fact that the Judiciary Committee is sending
people over every day to look at this stuff at the Justice Department has
probably told the FBI they're not gonna give up chairman Goodlatte when you when
you think about these texts and news tonight broke that Denis McDonough of
course the White House chief of staff for Barack Obama was mentioned and at
least one looks like more texts between struck and page and I guess the concern
is what the concern is the White House was not just kept abreast of this
investigation of the Trump campaign but you know that you've see it online
already people are wondering were they directing it and if so that's a big
problem it's a very big problem we're not passing judgment on that at this
point but our point is you can't make a decision in the Congress about what is
material over at the Justice Department we have another example we know that
Peter struck and Lisa Paige we're talking about a federal judge who was
appointed to the FISA Court and mr. struck said oh he's a friend of mine I'm
gonna go meet with him that was redacted as well we don't know whether anything
wrong took place in whatever conversations they had but that was
material evidence that was withheld from us carry by redacting materials yeah
that's judge we need the unredacted materials well yeah we just have too
many there are too many instances of either an appearance of a conflict
perhaps an actual conflict political affiliations going back to Hillary or
the Clinton Foundation or Ben Rhodes and now this the country Contreras is a
friend of Paige and struck and that's not revealed in Byron I'm telling you
this this gives everybody a sense of heightened concern that this
investigation from the beginning was the insurance policy was an insurance policy
in the in the fall of 2016 heaven forbid should something have
happened with Hillary maybe her health or who knows maybe Donald Trump was
gonna win even though they didn't think he would because when you see Denis
McDonough on those texts and what what gives a lot of Republicans problems is a
lot of them thought Republican president Republican Congress then the Justice
Department will cooperate with the Republican Congress and that didn't
happen what they realized what there were apparently institutional
prerogatives and and and back covering understand it's called the deep stay
back covering instincts so strong over there that they were they were stronger
than any desire to actually cooperate with this Republican Congress so you've
seen this adversarial atmosphere developed between people in the same
party there's one other thing and I want to play as we're a little bit over but
senator Blumenthal was on CNN today I want I'd love for you chairman Goodlatte
to respond to this this is about the expulsion of the 60 Russian diplomats
let's watch do you give the president credit for what is considered what many
say is a very strong step stronger than what the President Obama had done I give
the president credit for expelling 60 Russian intelligence officers I think
that it is diminished in its force by the president's failure to himself break
his silence on Vladimir Putin instead of pushing back as aggressively as he
should he congratulated Putin on his election they have to keep on this
narrative for the Muller investigation it's Russia Russia Russia chairman
Goodlatte you close it out well this is far beyond what a few Democrats or a lot
of Democrats think about Donald Trump this is about how the government
including possibly the White House in the Obama administration but certainly
the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department may have
subverted justice in a dramatically different way they handled the Hillary
Clinton email investigation and how they attempted to conduct an investigation
into the Trump campaign it is stunning how that the contrast takes place here
and both Republicans Democrats frats and independence everyone should
be concerned about this because we don't want the same thing to happen in the
next election you can't have the most important law enforcement organization
in the world conducting itself in the manner it did in 2016 and on into 27
well look at there's a lot more news that's coming tomorrow night and we're
gonna bring that to here on the Ingraham angle gentlemen thank you thank you
god bless you and God bless america
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