This is the Attorney General of the United States of America, not the Attorney General

of Donald Trump. I don't trust bar. I trust Mueller. Nancy Pelosi, yesterday speaker of the House

after Attorney General Barr said that the Trump campaign was spied upon. The question is whether

or not it was justified or not. Okay, so he later said not spying surveilled. All right. Well,

the morons, the cable news are just making such a big deal over the worse. Just I'm not sure. I'm

not sure. To some people, despy automatically means something wrong happened, but surveilled doesn't.

When I hear I if I hear I've been surveilled, I think something wrong may have happened. I want to

know if it's justified or not. Well, when he clarified literally within 60 seconds, you know,

who cares which word, but to the core issues, really interesting stuff about surveilling a political

campaign and how we decide whether that's justified or not. And Stephen Dynan is reporting on that

among other things, the national political correspondent for the Washington Times and joins us now.

Stephen, how are you, sir? I'm great. How are you guys? Terrific. We appreciate you being with us.

So how do you look at what the Attorney General said and the story at large? What is it truly

a story about? Well, you guys have it exactly right. This is a whole lot of consternation over

a word, which when I heard him say it, I was covering the hearing at the time, and when I heard him say it,

I knew exactly what he was talking about. He meant, you know, he used spying in the literal word.

Spying, yes, the Trump campaign, the FBI went and got a surveillance warrant, a snooping warrant,

which meant that they spied on the Trump campaign, technically spied on them. He did not mean it

necessarily with all of those other connotations. And as you guys said, if you want to use the word

surveillance, that's fine. I think I agree with you guys. It has the same connotation. What happened here

was the government went out, got a foreign intelligence surveillance act warrant to conduct surveillance,

wiretapping of a Trump campaign figure, and that's a very shocking thing. That's Carter Page, correct?

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