Rand: FBI Agents Like Strzok and Page Who Hate Trump Should Not Have Access to Surveillance Database

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EARHARDT: "That bombshell FISA abuse memo could be made public as soon as today much to the outrage of the Democrats and the FBI."
DOOCY: "Republican Senator Rand Paul has been warning about the dangers of government surveillance. He joins us live right now. So, you actually wrote a letter to the director of the FBI, Christopher Wray saying what?"
PAUL: "Well, you know, Peter Strzok and his mistress Lisa Page have shown that they were very biased against Trump. At work they were discussing way to prevent him from being elected and they were talking about an insurance policy if he was elected, some way to obstruct or to destroy his presidency. One, you shouldn’t be talking about that at work if you are supposed to be in law enforcement. But, two, my question is now to the FBI director do they have access to the databases. So there are these large --" DOOCY: "Who, the love birds?"
PAUL: "Yeah. There are these large databases that have communications of journalists in there, of politicians, Of businessmen and women. And really maybe just somebody who has a relative in Lebanon. You are in the database. Americans, no one should be searching that, I don’t think, without a judge’s permission."