Republican Jim Jordan humiliated when CNN panel calls BS on his blatant lying about FBI's McCabe

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) didn't fare well in a CNN interview with stand-in host John Berman and Rep. Jim Himes (D-CT).

Jordan tried to quote Rep. Devin Nunes's (R-CA) memo, which cites former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe claiming the Christopher Steele dossier was the only source of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant issued for senior Trump campaign aide Carter Page.

"That's not what he said," Himes recalled. "I heard him."

The GOP seems to be lying about the testimony McCabe gave because it can't be fact-checked. According to Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) the testimony is still considered classified. However Democrats that were present, including Speier and Himes are both saying that McCabe did not say what Nunes is quoting.

Jordan claimed that McCabe confirmed that the Steele dossier was wrong.

"He was referring to part of the dossier. He never said all of the dossier wasn't verified," Berman commented.

Jordan maintained that McCabe said exactly that under oath.

"He referred to part of the dossier," Berman said. "And I think we all know what part they were referring to. He told people behind closed doors unless he told you."

Berman went on to emphasize that the Nunes memo only said that the Steele dossier was only "minimally" corroborated. Jordan tried to claim that the fact that the dossier mentioned Russia and Carter Page were the only correct things and the rest of the dossier was a lie.

"They got the fact that Russia meddled," Berman noted. "McCabe testified before the committee that no surveillance warrant would have been sought without information there. Did Andy McCabe say there would have been no warrant without the dossier?"

Jordan tried to claim "everyone knows the dossier was the basis for getting the warrant."

Berman corrected him that the Nunes memo itself says the "warrant would have been sought without the Steele dossier information. Sought information there...So, when you say 'dossier information,' the implication there is that it was corroborated."

Jordan refused to cede his point and that's when Berman brought in Himes. It devolved into a two-part interview of chaos from there.

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