well good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson tonight the Russia investigation
if you can remember that far back was created to expose collusion between
American politicians and operatives from foreign governments and since so far the
investigation has simply exposed itself as corrupt and mismanaged newly released
text messages from FBI agent Peter struck suggest high-level FBI operatives
were not on the level about the investigation from the very beginning
fox chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us now with
details catherine well thank you Tucker the text messages are a window into the
FBI's highly charged internal politics under then director James Comey and
suggests at least one senior investigator was skeptical the Russia
probe would uncover wrongdoing two days after special counsel Robert
Muller took over the probe in May now demoted FBI agent Peter struck and now
reassigned FBI lawyer Lisa Paige discussed the merits of joining Muller's
team struck tells Paige you and I both know the odds are nothing if I thought
it was likely I be there no question I hesitate in part because of my gut sense
and concerned there's no big there there in another more cryptic text struck
rights I personally have a sense of unfinished business Unleashed it with my
ethat stands for mid-year exam the FBI's code name for the Clinton email case and
now I need to fix it and finish it another Republican who read the text
said the FBI officials talk about a secret society within days of President
Trump's victory there was a society of at least two people to include Peter
struck and Lisa page that had a desire to keep Donald Trump from becoming
president and then an expressed intent to work against him after he was elected
president the FBI blames a technical problem for a five-month gap in the
struck page text and would not comment to Fox News and whether the bureau has
taken physical custody of their phones for a forensic review that could recover
those texts Tucker Kathryn Harris thanks for always being
on this show digenova is a former US attorney in DC and he
joins us tonight Joe thanks for coming on
my pleasure so on a special report a little over an hour
Ron Johnson that had a senator who's head of the Homeland Security Committee
suggested that the secret society referenced in these texts may have been
an actual thing and it may have met off-site away from the FBI secretly we
don't know more than that what does this suggest to you it suggests as we've said
from the beginning that there was a brazen plot to illegally exonerate
Hillary Clinton and if she didn't win the election to then frame Donald Trump
with a falsely created crime everything that we have seen from these texts and
from all the facts developing shows that the FBI and senior DOJ officials
conspired to violate the law and to deny Donald Trump his civil rights will be
the motive for that the motive would be that they didn't like Donald Trump they
didn't think he was fit to be President and they were going to do everything
within their power to exonerate Hillary Clinton and if she lost to frame Donald
Trump with a false crime because they didn't think he should be President what
do you make of the claim that five months of text messages between Strock
and Lisa page from someone have disappeared as Lois Lerner's emails to
this Hillary Clinton as well as an old United States attorney who has watched
obstruction of justice is over the years that explanation from the bureau is
ludicrous those texts were either purposely destroyed period they were
purposely destroyed what moreover they exist somewhere I can assure you the NSA
has them other companies have them Verizon has them AT&T and if the bureau
can't figure out how to get them they're in worse shape than I thought they were
so you don't buy it at all no no absolutely not they're those texts exist
and if they don't exist they were destroyed so you suggest this is
obstruction of justice how do we proceed if the country's chief law enforcement
agency is itself guilty of that well the Attorney General needs to appoint a
special counsel and if he doesn't want to do that he needs to make sure that
the criminal division of the Justice Department and panels a grand jury
immediately and start starts putting in that grand jury under oath Comey struck
age baker mccabe everybody is an senior Justice Department official Sally Yates
Bruce or and others john carlin the head of the National Security Division
all of these people need to be in front of a federal grand jury we have long
since passed the time when we need to have just congressional investigations
for this that make no mistake about it a group of FBI and DOJ people were
trying to frame Donald Trump of a falsely created crime is there any
possibility the Justice Department has already impaneled that investigation
well I certainly hope so because we're long past the time when that should have
been done I I hope they have if they haven't I can't imagine that they're not
about to do so shortly why is it so hard for the FBI to respond to legitimate and
lawful requests for information from the Congress which provides oversight it
shouldn't be I don't understand it I I must say Christopher Rey's performance
has been extremely unimpressive with regard to how to lead an agency at a
time of crisis how to respond publicly how to respond to Congress how to carry
out your duties it has been an abysmal performance by director Ray strucken
page apparently still working at the FBI headquarters here in Washington does
that strike he was odd strikes me is very odd
I cannot conceive of circumstances under which agents in these conditions with
the kind of text messages that they exchanged knowing what we know now about
the criminal activity involving the compromising of National Security Agency
intercepts of 702 data involving involving private American citizens I
can't imagine how they can still be on the premises would they be cleared to
see classified information I certainly cannot imagine how they would still be
clear to see close they have access to former colleagues of course over there
caught their present colleagues in the building yes members of the secret
society no doubt continue to still talk to one another what could be I mean are
there civil service Robin how could that be at this point I'm afraid only
Christopher ray knows why they are being allowed to stay in that building and
last question since you have been here for a long time and worked in this world
for a long time are we right to have real questions about the integrity of
our justice system watching this regrettably we are at a point now where
the FBI has lost almost all of its credibility
regrettably its integrity as a role of the result of the conduct of James Comey
who remains America's most dirty cop terrifying judges gentlemen thank you
very much for that thank you Richard good scene advised Hillary
Clinton during both of her presidential campaigns he joins us on the set now
thanks Richard thanks for coming out so the way typically unfolds between you
and me as I say can you believe this happened and you say Hillary Clinton
nothing wrong right wing crazies making up stories again so let's try something
new we're gonna do what we call the revulsion test I'm gonna read you a
serious statements which are true and you tell me if they bother you how's
that here we go does it bother you the Justice Department decided not to charge
Hillary Clinton in the email case before completing the investigation into her or
interviewing her personally does that bother you
what doesn't bother me is the fact that every good lawyer
every good prosecutor every good judge before the decision is handed down
pretty much kind of decides what the facts of the case and the law would be
and basically because they have a deadline they're not going to write it
the kind of the morning of right so they want to write a scholarly document
that's well received so of course they know what the evidence is going to be
they knew what Hillary was going to say this was no surprising this was the
suggestion that somehow or other it's that what she was going to tell them was
going to be different when they had all the evidence in well this is so striking
I mean so they knew as you said they knew what the evidence was going to be
before they gathered it all why have an investigation at all why interview
anybody because we know what we know so what are we just charge people we
believe her guilty and exonerate those witnesses they had access to tens of
thousands of emails right and they had testimony from plenty of people and as
is the case you end up having kind of the big fish last right and you pretty
much know by that point what that person is going to say because you have all the
documentary evidence to support it so it's not the case they know what she was
gonna say I mean unless you're clairvoyant I mean this is a living
person you ask specific questions you don't know what the person's gonna say I
interview people for a living I don't know what they're gonna support right no
I'm saying is they had the documentary evidence she had it she prepared herself
for it look kind of say one thing Donald Trump said he wants the Hillary Clinton
test right so when he's questioned he wants to have it whatever he said I
the Hillary test should be 11 and a half hours under cameras under the heat just
like she had from Benghazi that's what he does I'm not arguing that Hillary
should go to jail I'm marking about the integrity I'm concerned about the
integrity of our justice system and if we're deciding that people are innocent
or guilty before completing the investigation into them or even
interviewing yeah I have concerns don't you look no suggestion that the FBI was
somehow in her hip pocket is so twisted that most people would say no Comey
broke the rules until I feel come easy defend him I'm just talking with the
process here so okay you're not bothered by that here's the second question you
bothered by this this come from comes from an FBI agent who was investigating
Donald Trump and I'm quoting I want to believe he can't Trump can't get elected
but I can't take that risk does it bother you the Peter struck the FBI
agent official who wrote that was investigating Trump at the time you know
he said awfully bad things about Bernie says look does it bother me that
political views again he had said equally unkind things about it's not
about his political views which he's entitled to and like most federal
employees he's liberal I get it I live here he's involved at the highest level
of the investigation robert muller who's a lifelong republican is the highest
level of investigation Peter struck was in every interview with somebody else
from the FBI keep it near me you're making you're making my point he's not
running it I didn't say he was right but at the level below the guy running it
which is Muller you have Peter struck and he is saying I'm quoting I want to
believe he can't get elected but I can't take that risk we don't know what that
means here's what we do know if that was written by someone investigating Hillary
Clinton I would join you in denouncing that as terrifying I guarantee you if
the facts were the Russians offered help the Clinton campaign said love it the
Russians proceeded to offer help and that Hillary Clinton used that a hundred
times on the campaign trail by now we would have impeachment proceedings no
questioning I agree I want to believe he can't get
elected but I can't take that risk this isn't a person a person in a position to
influence the outcome with the full force of the federal government behind
him what's the outcome of the trump presidency well no I guess he is of
course he is one of the officials running at this point he is gonna rise
or fall on the facts okay that that that robert muller so it doesn't it doesn't
bother you that the guy said i can't take the risk that trumps gonna get
elected says the guy investigating trump on behalf of the FBI doesn't bother this
guy sent 50 thousand text messages in five months ten thousand a month
how was he even getting work done every day so this is my third question so
we've been told by the federal government that they've lost five months
of text messages between lisa page and Peter struck do you believe that does it
bother you that they could have locked quote law I'm not sure how a how you
lose a text message my impression was they endure forever
if you try and cheat the IRS you'll find out they're there they lost them somehow
we're supposed to nod and kind of bovine acceptance oh sure you did to set bother
not II know I look I hope they find them
Tucker there's all these addled conspiracy theories as a distraction
from what it is that we're finding out with each passing day each passing plea
of guilt that's what this is about I think we get a multiple conversation
simultaneously and as I've said from day one when they find the tax from Vladimir
Putin to Donald Trump saying I pledge to get you elected at the same time you
would hate to think that a by prior to this investigation
is the corruption of our justice system and I'm beginning to think based on a
lot of data points whose accuracy you have not contested that we have a real
problem with the way we investigate political crimes when both of Hillary
and of Donald Trump in the run-up to the election when Rudy Giuliani was talking
about FBI agents in Brooklyn these were not people who were friendly to Hillary
Clinton he was getting inside information that was information helpful
to Donald Trump so I agree there's a problem oh it's not a problem
that cuts in from one out of three bothers you but you're you're a very
tolerant man Richard Goodstein thank you for joining us
illegal immigrants blockaded Disneyland to demand citizen
and ship why aren't they being deported immediately we've got two tails next
well a small mob of daca beneficiaries showed up outside Disneyland in Anaheim
California and blocked an entrance they chanted slogans and prevented families
from entering until law enforcement finally removed them
can you tell me why you guys chose Disneyland this is where dreams come
true right this is gazing on is where your dreams come true and we want our
dreams to come true so at least one group of illegal aliens isn't hiding in
the shadows and said they're screaming at tourists at an amusement park imagine
what it takes to act this way you show up in a country that's far better than
the one you left that's why you came here
wouldn't you be grateful these people are not they're angry then they're
entitled they literally have no right to be in America but they're full of
menacing demands and not just at Disneyland we've seen a bunch of
demonstrations like this all over the country in the last year people
demanding immediate citizenship in the free stuff that goes with it
some of them waving foreign flags the question is would any other country on
earth put up with this even sensitive beta mail Canada would probably draw the
line at this try sneaking over their border illegally and blocking access to
Niagara Falls they deport you they probably apologize as they deported
you but they would deport you it's worth remembering that a lot of our immigrants
are not at all like these people you see on the screen they are grateful to be
here they work hard they mind their own business they add a lot to this country
let's find more people like that people you just saw on the tape we should track
every one of them down and boot them out of this country tonight and for good
they're exactly the kind of people we don't want here
of course those protestors won't be deported no one ever is the current
Democratic Party believes enforcing borders is a human rights violation for
two days House Democrats have been savaging Senate Minority Leader Chuck
Schumer for allowing the government to reopen without amnesty for people here
illegally you said Senate Senate Democrats are
getting their butts kicked on the shutdown debate is that true I'm not
sure the exact words but the sentiment that we did a poor job in messaging is
correct I'm disillusioned I think they're caving you know Democrats are
pretty good at articulating values but a little weak on defending them Cathy
Sheena is the mayor of Albany New York the capital that state it's also a
sanctuary city and she joins this team Miss Marron they see you good to see you
so I just I can't was just asking about the Disneyland video that we just showed
people here illegal blocking entry to Americans in the
amusement park because they're demanding citizenship and free stuff what what
country would put up with that other than ours well listen this is a country
that values free speech and the right to protest and these are young people who
feel that they were given a promise and that daca was a way for them these are
young people who were brought over here as children not by their choice as a way
for them to have a pathway to citizenship and this is a great country
and that we allow people the freedom to foreigners what by the way why would you
want someone in your country who's not grateful to be here who's demanding of
American citizens the right to vote and get benefits don't you want people who
are grateful to be here I want to add you know every immigrant that I've ever
met is grateful to be here that doesn't mean that they're not going to stand up
for their rights and you know I joined thousands of people across this country
in protests that happened on Saturday from people who were born and raised in
this country and who've been here for generations that is one of the hallmarks
of our Great Society or not Americans but they have they have a right to a
voice just because you're not from here doesn't mean the Constitution doesn't
apply to you if you're here well well well if you're if you're if you broke
our law to get here you don't have the rights of American citizen have where do
those rights come from this so you know when when you are here you have
constitutionally protected rights and I think that when we look to polarize this
conversation by pointing these people who are here brought here by their
parents without their without their choice and demonizing them we really
treat conversations versus them
they block the entrance to Disneyland okay I didn't do that they did that do
they bury any responsibility for it and there are Americans who used their right
to free speech to block entrances to shut down roads and Shapero test things
in this country you say whether you will dig here are you weren't born you will
have that right it's a matter of citizenship citizenship is meaningful to
most Americans they think it your different if you're a citizen they want
to be on a path to citizenship these are young people who are working hard and we
have work these are people who in the mana be on a bad day we're blocking a
Disneyland so there's not me they were working hard so a new poll by hi new
Harvard poll shows that four out of five Americans eighty one percent of
Americans want less legal immigration a lot less where were their interests
where are their interests in the modern Democratic Party four to five Americans
of all political parties want less legal immigration are you aware of that well
and I think that that's really a stunning number and it demonstrates that
we need to do a better job of communicating how important immigration
is to our cities into our country and you know you look at a city like Albany
New York we have an aging population a lot of the growth that's happening in
our city is happening because of immigration the number one complaint I
get from employers is that they can't find people to work and so we've got a
real workforce development challenge in the city of Albany and in the Capital
Region and immigration is helping to fuel that workforce I wonder though I
mean so for example I was just looking at stats provided by the Albany School
District and I think you've said before that your city is about 40 percent
foreign-born no no it's about 11 percent 11 we have about 40 languages forty
lines my mistake that's pretty high number
so in 2017 of eighth graders in Albany schools 0% qualified 0% according to
your stats qualified in math well that seems to me like a crisis much larger
than anything you're describing the challenge the challenge is in our school
district existed before we had the immigration that what I'm just saying I
wonder why I've never heard you as outraged about that as you are about I
don't know enforcing federal immigration law that seems like a crate would you
agree that's a crisis zero percent that it's greater as well that that's
absolutely right and that is why you know that's an another whole
conversation we can we can have about the work that we are doing to partner
with our school district into ensure that we're turning that around
and by bringing together our institutions of higher education our
business community you know healthcare so that we and we are addressing those
issues you think that bringing in more students who don't have English as a
first language helps her hurts that I think that when we when you look at what
we are doing with our new language learners that we are make having
interventions that are helping them to so it's a problem this need to solve you
just concede it's a problem you're trying to make the problem better but it
is a problem when you import people who don't speak English as a first language
why would you add that burden to schools where zero percent of eighth graders are
proficient in math zero percent well first of all the numbers a little
misleading because of how the testing is done that's your number you if you pass
the region exam you didn't have to take the tests that you're talking about but
in any event the when you look at the challenges that exist in any school
district in any urban school district it's incumbent upon the school district
and the the stakeholders in that community to ensure that we're doing
what we can so that these children are successful incredible success it doesn't
seen as I'm sure you're seeing some success my only it's really simple I'm
not arguing against all immigrants I'm not arguing against your schools I'm
just saying there's a crisis in your schools obviously does importing more
immigrants make it better and you've conceded no it doesn't it's a problem
well just so I don't I don't see it better or worse I see it as a an asset
to the city to see that we have the opportunity to continue to grow to
continue to have economic numbers in bringing in more people from third world
countries makes Albany a better city is good for your schools it's good for your
economy what's the right number how many people do you think need to come from
foreign countries to Albany for you to get really ready so you know this is
where the federal government needs to step up and decide what immigration
policy is going to be that happens at the federal level it's the mayor though
you're making Lisa they make your city more prosperous I will add I would
advocate to ensure that we have enough people on h-1b visas we
our the we have a one of the largest semiconductor manufacturing facilities
in the Capital Region GES R&D center is there I work for a medical device
manufacturer we used h-1b visas to bring in we're not actually talking about h-1b
visas was a totally different category about poor people like the daca
recipients who are not h-1b people there are people with lower than average
educational attainment and my simple question was if more of poor people
makes your city richer what's the good number of poor people to bring look I'm
not talking about statistics and numbers I'm talking about the people who are
there and I'm talking about ensuring that we continue to be a welcoming
community for everyone okay well that's a different that's a different goal but
I thought you were saying it made the city richer and I just AM skeptical
that's it well I think it's helping us to
definitely helping us to grow and to fill a workforce need that exists Thank
You meryt it's nice to see you I appreciate your doing that Russia Fi sir
fysop Muller the FBI it's been a week of very confusing revelations in Washington
Brit Hume joins us next week for elite consensus here in Washington Democrats
shut down the government only to belatedly realize that most Americans
are not on their side they don't think illegal immigrants are worth closing the
government for meanwhile Robert motors investigation muddles ahead more and
more evidence suggests the FBI is too ideologically compromised possibly too
incompetent to reach trustworthy conclusions are we reaching the right
conclusions from these news stories to check Brit Hume to add some clarity of
this chaotic picture Britain thanks for coming on thank you trigger so what I
find so striking their drug ads and try to try to add some clarity I know that
you will that's implied baked in the cake but I was kind of shocked by this
Schumer story this week because I think Sheila's smart and I think he pays close
attention to poll numbers as politicians ought to I think and yet they went way
out on a limb shut the government down over an issue that most Americans don't
consider a top priority how did they do that well I think Tucker the my guess is
that Schumer probably did not think this was a good idea yeah I probably resisted
it but there's the strength of the left branch of his caucus
that it reminded me in the end very much of what happened in 2013 with Ted Cruz
in that rump group of House Republicans who were in sufficient numbers that they
forced John Boehner who was clearly reluctant he was then Speaker course to
let them go forward the strategy to shut the government down to try to lever
President Obama into undoing a big piece of Obamacare well it failed utterly the
measures of the House pass went nowhere in the Senate the government shut down
the public did not like it in the history of the public's liking
government shutdowns is pretty thin and in the end they all had to back down
well this is the was sort of a mirror image of that I don't think the leader
liked it but he you know was a good soldier participated in it and in the
end they got there you know they got their butts handed to them and had to
back down because it did not go over well and the members in their caucus who
were up for reelection this year could sense that and a handful of them voted
no on the whole idea on the first go-round back last week and by the end
of the weekend I think it was clear to them at least that there's that they
were losing and it was hurting that could hurt them back home and so they
came out and caved in and Schumer in them and the filibustering Democrats got
practically nothing it's just remarkable then Republicans seem a little out of
touch with public sentiment on this to the new Harvard poll ask people do you
think we need less or more immigration overwhelmingly less the number of
Americans who want more people to come from foreign countries and that's the
consensus view in DC on both parties we need more 12% a lot more well I wonder
why they're not aware of that none of them seem aware of that well it depends
on how you which piece of the immigration issue you're looking at it
the idea that you want more immigrants than we're now getting I think is you
know that's not that's not popular as you suggest but when you take it you
break out to say the daka piece of it right you know and of course these are
people who did you hear that voice behind me that was a lexer I messaged
Chuck to wake Alexa up with amazoness conversation yeah
and I asked her all the time I say Alexa are you spying on me listen she didn't
answer I could understand that anyway anyway you look at Daka this is a subset
of the immigrants in this country illegally who came here as we've all
heard said through no fault of their own when they were young when they were
minors and there's a case to be made that these people are worthy of some
sympathy have never known any other place but America is home and to send
them back to someplace they've never been seems unfair and I think most
Americans that that issue pulls pretty well and it seems that yes I part of it
since bipartisan support for that and then there's the question of what you do
about the illegals are already here and their presence here is not popular as
you've suggested but then the question becomes is it practical to try to round
them all up and send them home and that's right that's kind of a bridge too
far though so it you know once you get past the idea that that you know the
general idea that people don't want more immigration and they certainly don't
want more illegal immigration it gets complicated and of course the president
I think is standing on fairly solid ground from his point of view and
wanting the series of border security measures to go with any any measure to
relieve the daca people of their of their situation here of their other
potential to be be deported so that's sort of where we are in this and you
know we got another negotiation coming up soon and we'll see how much the
Democrats are willing to give in order to get the the daca repeal undone I for
one I'm looking forward to it Brit Hume thank you for the clarity in that I
appreciate it and good luck with Alexa you bet thank you an abortion themed
comedy on television is that's hilarious a supporter of that idea will be here
next
an Ohio abortion clinic is encouraging people to get abortions on the grounds
that it's a good parenting decision the clinic preterm has started a campaign
called my abortion my life they set up 16 billboards around Cleveland they
extol the death of unborn children phrases like abortion is necessary
abortion is your right and in one case abortion is a parenting decision
meanwhile UC San Francisco purportedly still at college a sociologist is
calling on TV shows to include more abortion related comedy in order to
normalize the procedure dr. Robin Bremen is a psychologist and she agrees the
billboards and the comedy idea she joins us to a doctor private thanks coming on
thank you thanks for having me so abortion comedy what what would you
say is the funny part about abortion I don't think they're using it as a funny
thing I think they're using it just to bring out the the to make it more of a
real thing or more of a huh that's why I came here okay okay can you hear me
doctor okay one sec I don't think they're using it as a cut comedy I think
they're trying to do stigmatize it with women oh do you say what why do you
think if that sounds probably right what why do you think there's a stigma around
abortion well I think in the world there's there's so much stigma around it
I mean it's a very hard decision to make for a woman it's a no-win situation if
you what why the stigma why is it considered bad do you think why is it
considered a stigma yeah well because it's anything a life for some people huh
okay so if you think it but if you don't think it's ending a life then there
shouldn't be any stigma at all right well it's not it's not one way or the
other I think it's a traumatic thing that women can go through I think it's
in a way it's absolutely entering a life and another way it's you're putting in a
no-win situation because sometimes people have no other choice okay so but
then why would you I mean all of that I mean you're probably the main stream of
views on that then why the impulse to make light of it
or you de stigmatize it in comedy or put up
billboards encouraging people to have abortions isn't that making light of it
isn't that minimizing it when I honestly don't think it's making light of it I
think it's just bringing out the issue of abortion that it's an option what is
there anything about abortion that makes you you personally uncomfortable
absolutely I mean it's a very hard thing for women to go through I think it's an
absolute no-win situation for what is it what does that mean no-win situation the
words it means that a woman that has an unwanted pregnancy has to make a
decision and the decision is a no-win situation she has to end the life of an
unborn baby I mean I think you're right so why do you hear people say you know
we should celebrate it we should convince others there's nothing wrong
with it it's not a big deal it's a positive thing oh it's not it's a huge
deal and it's not a positive thing and I don't agree with that I think it's a
traumatic thing that sometimes there's no other option and that's why I do can
keep saying it's a no-win situation because it really is but I never hear I
mean I guess I disagree with your last point about there's no other option but
I respect you for saying that it's a that it is a big deal but I keep hearing
Planned Parenthood leaders for example say you should wear a t-shirt announcing
it and that this it's a form of liberation and not acknowledging that
it's a that there's a downside well that's that's their opinion I can't
speak for other people but personally I see so much trauma around it in my
office and it's a hard decision but on the other hand it's a hard decision to
keep a baby that a mother doesn't or can't take care of psychologically or
physically ya know it's a tough it's a tough situation and I'm and I think it's
a first step to acknowledge that and so I'm glad that you I'm glad that you are
thank you dr. Ryan for joining us tonight thank you for having me
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