John Solomon

The Little Rock U.S.

Attorney's Office and the FBI had an ongoing investigation looking at the transfer, with the help of President Clinton and Mrs. Clinton, of uranium in Canada and on U.S.

soil to Russia, to Rosatom, to Vladimir Putin.

They were looking at it as a possible pay-to-play bribery scheme.

And I'm going to predict that there is a smoking gun still to be released.

We've got to get the president to do this.

But I'm going to guess, based on the documents I saw yesterday, that either the Justice Department or the FBI raised an objection to the CFIUS.

That's the board that approves sensitive transactions.

Hillary Clinton has always said no one objected.

I'm going to bet that there was an objection based on what I've seen in these documents.

And we got to go get that declassified.

But I think all the stories we're telling about uranium, the only ones that were true were the ones Peter Schweitzer, you and I reported on.

The stories that Clintons and the Democrats gave us, completely bogus.

I think he's got to bring the Senate Club into his office and have a private conversation and say, listen, the Democrats are going to eviscerate all these things you're clinging to today.

They're old legacies.

The American public don't want to hear about legacy.

They want to hear about action.

And you haven't given me my staff.

You haven't given me a lot of my legislation.

And if we lose the 26th election, you'll have a 15...