Montage: The Media Told You There Was No Spying on Trump

BUCK: “It’s a conspiracy theory!”

CLAY: How great are those clips?

BUCK: “No spying on Trump!” The problem with that is that every single one of those anchors — and that was quite a montage of montages.

CLAY: Yes.

BUCK: That was pretty special. They’re all wrong. There absolutely was spying. There were FISA spying things that happened. We’ve talked about it so much for so many years and we’re gonna be talking about it more because you had these revelations of the Durham probe, which is ongoing, and Attorney General Bill Barr deserves credit for this, folks. (chuckles) He put an absolutely dogged prosecutor and a really relentless guy.

Durham as U.S. attorney, Connecticut was known as the guy who, if you were guilty, you did not want this to be the prosecutor you were dealing with. He is the real deal and apparently pretty nonpolitical. I’ve never heard anyone say that he was a partisan hack. Oh, that was known about Comey for a long time. He’s really a Comey-ist. But, Clay, in these tertiary filings or whatever it is that just came out, if Hillary knew more about this and that actually is provable and demonstrable…

The spying has already been proven, but who knew it, when did they know it, this could be a problem for the lady that you think right now — and many others, by the way — could end up trying to make another run for the presidency, and she got asked about it today, right? In New York City and just dodged the question.

CLAY: Yeah, the Daily Mail to their credit had a reporter on the sidewalk, that story just coming out and breaking. Hillary pretended she didn’t hear it or waved or whatever as she was walking into a building. She was directly asked about allegations that her campaign had been spying on Donald Trump and not only while his campaign was ongoing, but also in the early days of his presidency as well.

And, look, this is what Trump… Remember the Lesley Stahl interview that Trump did with 60 Minutes and put out the interview of his own side? And, by the way, this is advice that I would give to any Republican who is running for office at any national level certainly but state level, maybe even congressional level: Have your staff record every single interview that you do.