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& levin." trey: good evening thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america" who would guess taking a class would help you follow a presidential election such as the state of american politics special counsel was appointed to look into donald trump and then to look into those investigated donald trump. and then hunter bided. and no job i didn't. presidents cannot be prosecuted under current d.o.j. policy but that does not mean they cannot be investigated. house republicans planned to do just that committees of jurisdiction are calling for the release of transcripts from special counsel investigation at issue is president biden's fitness to understunfitness to e nature of the charges and the intent and by extension his fitness to run the country. republicans want to testify before congress.

ipush robert mueller to testify and that wound up backfiring in a spectacular way. joining u is now fox news legal editor welcome. we are so happy to have you on the show. i remember democrats wanted robert mueller to testify and he did, twice before two different committees. both were unmitigated disasters for the democrats. so, is there risk in testifying publicly? >> there is always a risk. this airs, i think one of the main problems with special councils as they currently are. they can find someone not guilty of a particular crime but then write a report many times is far more devastating than illegal conviction. then when they go before congress can go either way it can help hur's case but to your point it could backfire as well and i do think there needs to be some thinking through about what

special counsel and the rags require courts should consider the ways been done for how many years because i think these reports are typically used and often abused by the other side to achieve their gains. trey: i hope when you are the attorney general i hope you will change the rags you are exactly right. prosecutors used to speak through indictments we did not have press conferences and we did not do special reports or memos. one part that caught my attention is special counsel hur suggested the facts involving bided were very different the facts involving donald trump heard you and i both know there is very good democrats wh were lawyers on these committees they are going to harp on trump and not biden when hur testifies i don't member of congress they all think they are quick great questioners but the truth is they could lose this hearing

where is right now they are winning the public in narrative as it relates to this report. >> completely. this report was politically devastating for joe biden. or he may have made a mistake as well as his attorney is calling up aspects of the report false we do not know which parts are false but then that opens up the question about releasing transcripts. while i would not necessarily have an issue with joe biden himself warning those transcripts released, which we have not seen it yet if it will vindicate him if in fact the department of justice did behave as he seems to suggest in a properly towards him or to do exactly what they said they did i do have concerns about the republicans calling for the release of these transcripts i think you could set a bad precedent for the future which is consistent with what you're saying generally. and you would know this better than anyone as a prosecutor -- i would think it would set a precedent transcripts should be released for all kinds of investigations and prosecutions which could impact the integrity

of those very things because it would discourage candor from the target, from the witness. you want to get the best information you can get but if people are worried about everything they say being extracted for soundbites from pendant or congress i'm not sure you're going to get the best information you need when you're trying to get to the bottom of something. orcs are going to get a mess which is why grand jury transcripts are held sacrosanct or they used to be another potable water before let you go but it seems like democrats have a real dilemma. how can i didn could i didn't le fitness to stand trial and reckless intent yet be fit enough to leave the country? if you could not impede or in front of the judge how can you pick justices as a real political gem dilemma for them i think. >> very much so. sadly we do not need a report to tells that anyone watching joe biden right now can see the decline.

that is why i'm not sure these transcripts are even calling her to testify was going to necessarily help anything i don't know it will confirm anything we don't already know. i'm not sure the point of these efforts but we are in a culture of revenge or politics. >> don't run for congress to matter how people ask you do, don't do it. thank you for joining us on a sunday night big rick thank you for having me. six meanwhile there is activity and other courtrooms supreme court was weighing his claim of absolute immunity whether they can exclude him from the ballot in the georgia courtroom whether d.a. fani willis and nathan waiter fit to prosecute in new york a trial has been set in the case involving allegations of hush money being treated as business expense. in florida federal judge did nt delay the start of trumps

classified documents case it. for all of those kids out there thinking about majoring in political science, criminology might serve you better. he worked in the southern district of new york and is currently a very prominent attorney in the great state of florida. welcome jon. let's start in georgia at the hearing of fani willis and nathan wade was an unmitigated disaster for both of them. they have a better chance of being prosecuted themselves then presiding over the prosecution of donald trump. even an willis and waiter kicked off the case does that mean the case goes away? or just find new prosecutors who are not dating each other? >> try i thought i was watching something out of the national enquirer they were talk about who was sleeping with whom and when they were slipping together. the judge and narrative he wants to hear did they have financial stake to the elected district attorney have a financial stake in this case because the person she was having an affair with

was paid about six or $50000 of taxpayer money. the judge is going to sort that out. but what about the appearance? you are the chief elected prosecutor in your great state. i have never heard of the chief prosecutor being put on the stand much less being questioned about their personal life. i read an op-ed in the "new york times" a couple of weeks ago written by not a critic of this prosecutor but a law professor suggested let's think of the case let's think of the public's respect for the system. why doesn't fani willis to stepp aside? appoint her deputy, let him terminate mr. wade and let them get on with it. but if none of that can happen on if the office is recused -- if she is recused the whole office is recused them there's a special agency in georgia that in the whole state of georgia they can get another prosecutor

who can proceed with the case and dismissed the case they can change the theories they could do it or they think is in the interest of justice and will restore the public confidence in the system and in the prosecutor's office. >> i would think of the whole state of georgia you can find a couple prosecutors were not benefiting financially and are not sleeping together but let's move to new york that has been universally panned as a political stunt but is still out there that looks like it's going to trial next month. what do you think is going to happen there? exit is historic, not in a good way. the first time ever the former president of the united states is going to trial. that was the first case indicted when that was indicted you will recall it was reported jim comey tweeted this is a great day for america it was not a great day for america and no matter who the former president as it is a sad and solemn thing that is happening. that case was first when off

everyone's radar screen. it seems like that is going to be the first case. i think if i were representing donald trump as part of the defense team when asked which of the four cases, a, b, c, or d would you like to try first my choice will be none of the above there's always a risk in a trial if i had to have one it would be this one. there are so many problems with this case i cannot resist telling you as a trial lawyer and you are a great trial lawyer this case effectual factually io rise or fall on michael cohen. i saw another network the former district attorney who work on these investigations he called michael cohen quote an exploding hand grenade. michael cohen says everything he did he did for donald trump he pled guilty in the southern district of new york he pled guilty not only to this he pled

guilty to bank fraud which is totally his own bank fraud and tax evasion over millions and millions of dollars each kacey y blame someone else. trey: from the great state of florida thank you for joining us for. >> terrific thank you for having me on. but jus this are coming up is te a plan b or shall we say a plan to replace b? as in replace joe biden. plus who will president trump pick as a running mate? former dnc deputy press secretary josé and political correspondent olivia beavers are oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh!

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america." did not seemed like democrats are all that enthusiastic about joe biden before special counsel's report was made public. that report paints the picture of a man who should not be prosecuted because of dimensions from mental capacity as it relates to form the terminal intent. to be fair distinguish the biden facts from the chump effects this belief he was biden is an elderly man with trouble remembering important things. biden has been in politics are about half a century. he'd run for president before did not win the nomination. 2016 despite being at your vice president he stood down and blew up hilary clinton. in 2020 he was underperforming for jim clyburn rescued him from south carolina. biden does not, at least to me have a natural base within the democrat party. his approval numbers are down young people disagree with his handling of the war in the

middle east. the border remains a top issue for voters. those shortcomings could all be forgiven except for one thing. polling shows he may very well lose to trump in november. writing is likely to lose there is bipartisan concern about his mental acuity. is there a backup plan? and who is going to tell in incumbent president and current nominee that he is no longer a candidate for reelection. who is going to be anointed in his stead. former dnc press secretary welcome josé it is great to meet you. this is our first time together so i want to thank you for joining us. of course republicans are going to criticize the president that's the nature of modern politics of course but there have been questions about president biden's mental acuity coming from his own side of the

aisle. and even from the traditional left media. books trey, thank you for having on the show. let me say a this verse if republicans are betting on president biden dropping out or not finishing are not going to reelection let me just tell you that they are going to be very, very disappointed, november the planet b, the be in plan b stands for joe biden for joe biden's going to all the way to the reelection in november and the majority of democrats look at it as first this precious based on results questions going down, the economy is going up gas prices are going down that it's what i'is what i'll say fid second is we beat trump before will be to him again he is a defeat about candidates not that we haven't beat the guy before. trey: i am not disagreeing with you. you one last time bit of polling shows, his approval numbers are not good. polling shows joe biden is

losing too donald trump but there is a another candidate that would win, do you not think there'd be some movement to say we appreciate all your service but we don't want to lose. timmy politics has become just about winning now. how you win is irrelevant. they just want to win. >> it is a great question but i think first and foremost we have to be careful with polling. every poll in america said hilary clinton was going to be president. every single pole was wrong. i think polls tell a part of the story part of the picture there's a lot of things that could happen think biden has got a great chance to be reelected more than any other cat out there by the way. it just an iss is an issue so at trump. he made mistakes trump makes

mistakes all the time there is a plan b by may be a minority of democrats president biden would take four more years to deliver solutions for the american people i made more mistakes and all the people you listed put together. let me ask you one more question before i let you go. he skipped the super bowl he does do immediate goggles from time to time. but a helicopter blaring in the background you can't hear the question. it's not a dumb idea for any president to do about what you think? you are a press expert should he do more or less media? >> he should one 100% do more. he is great on camera companies very likable he connects with the american people should do

more. he has done quite a bit. he has done a lot of social media, things that actually young people like more than a traditional sort of deuce after the super bowl. president trump skipped a couple those as well. every white house to make those choices do i want to do traditional media or do i want to do may be more of the new digital media at the president has been doing lately. >> i am glad he did not do the super bowl i do not want to mix politics i was already depressed enough that dallas wasn't playing. it did not bother me but some people think he missed a chance. thank you for joining us on a sunday night and look forward to our next visit. >> thanks a lot. >> the old days you became vice president by running for president and losing. things are little different now. maybe? people may not run for the job

they definitely campaign for it. olivia beavers writes for politico she has her finger on the pulse on capitol hill she joins is now welcome olivia it is wonderful to see you again. conventional wisdom is part former presidperformerpresidenth suburban white women he says nikki haley is out as vp leases to phonic and kristine gnome seemed interested but tim scott may help with female voters also. what are you hearing about the vp sweepstakes? >> i think donald trump is doing what he typically does wishes he will float names of some of his close allies and advisors he will try to get feedback from them to basically see what they think. he has indicated he likes the idea of a woman. alisa's to phonic on capitol hill has been stumping with him, doing fundraisers and trying to sort of win brownie points as she kind of seems to audition for this role but so are others.

it is in making the hill an interesting stomping ground for people. you have tim scott who donald trump has also spoken highly of. that is someone who would possibly follow a more traditional path of having run against donald trump and maybe he could be tempted there. you also have centers like jd vance who seemed to be auditioning and that's probably why you are also hearing comments about why they would have not done the same thing as mike pence in terms of certifying the election. you are really seeing people try to separate themselves or appeal to trump in terms of their loyalty test. trey: republicans at last of the special election to replace george santos which makes a pretty narrow minority, like a minuscule. it looks like republicans have responded by continuing to throw rocks at one another over who is to blame. what is the reality are folks getting along fabulously well

and we are just missing it? >> that is a really good thing there aren't buckets of rocks of people it would probably be picking up those rocks and throwing them at each other at this rate especially republicans who seem to be blasting one another. in terms of the race i think there was sort of a belief there's a good chance they did not hold onto the seat this was a very tough seek to hold onto after george santos was expelled. it is a big reason white members of leadership did not want the rest of the rank and file to vote him out in tom swazi had a huge name recognition democrats also spent -- make o -- outspent republicans i think 14 -- 15 millions republicans 8 million. they lost a seat and now the reality is when tough votes, then one less person after later this month, february 28 i think to get the vote done we saw with secretary mayorkas three votes make a difference in terms of at

least having a boat to pass as they did the first time they tend to do it they ultimately succeeded. >> a right to live yet i know you spent every waking moment on capitol hill you possibly may have missed the ghost of kevin mccarthy he reappeared this past week and he said a couple of things i thought were interesting he said he hoped nancy mace got the help she needs. and he brought up the sorted allegations against matt gaetz once again for it looks like ethics committee investigation into gates has picked back up and it looks like mays is being opposed by a former chief of staff from her own office. are both of those rights as the ethics investigation back up and nancy mace facing opposition from within? >> nancy mace does have a primary challenger i am not sure her former chief of staff is actually going to take on his former boss even though that was

something he was weighing in talking to consultants about. he has not pulled the trigger on that. but nancy mace is facing a challenge challenger from someoe knows down the state named templeton and templeton is trying to run against her record and might be getting help from kevin mccarthy allies so there is that. as for matt gaetz we do know the ethics investigation is continuing i do not think we'll be seeing the results of that anytime soon those investigations tend to take a lot longer than usually the committee wants. some of it relies on them volunteering offering information. >> i am sure there is a harder job in the world, olivia than the one you have but i don't know what it is. i think to deal with this all of the time. maybe you should have done better in college or maybe she do it i'd tell you to do which is go to law school so you can get rid of all of that. but nonetheless thank you for joining us on a sunday night. i'm sure we will be talking and again very soon.

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strohmier now back to sunday night in america. welcome back to sunday night in america, one lawmaker said. the threat is so real. president biden should immediate declassify the material. so we can all see it. other said it's not exactly new or pressingt exactly. the issus whether new or pressing. the issue is whether space is now a nuclear battlefield. one national security issue making the news last week. >> i cannot confirm that it is related to antisatellite capability that russia's developing this is not an active capability that's been deployed. the russia's pursuit of this particular capability is troubling there is no immediate threat to anyone safety. >> correct trading is now fox news contributor former national security adviser and vice president mike pence general

keith kellogg welcome general. thank you for your service. i remember when a rush or it was viewed as an adversary, an enemy, and opposing world power they cannot be trusted. and on the backdrop of the death of alexei navalny has that you change customer particularly in the republican party i's russia solar enemy? >> trey thanks for having me we should treat it as that's sure, they are an adversary to start with you look at the leadership you look at vladimir putin. hooton is a retired kgb lieutenant colonel that furthers west he had ever been is germany and doesn't understand the west he thanks he's peter the great reincarnate he's got a view of the world we need to be very concerned about that. they are a nuclear power their attitude toward us is in fact an adversary relationship that is okay that is not necessarily mean by definition they are

quote enemy but they aren't adversary was should be aware of it we should treat them as such. as a way we have treated him that way former president trump has and that's why his push so hard on nato we get to the 2% of gdp spending that is basically the also they're going to do in the whales a declaration of 2014 we have to be on notice with them because they do have an urge to go west and there should be a major concern about that. and you see what they are doing to ukraine. yes i would treat them as an adversary just like i'd treat the chinese as an adversary they are not competitors france or the competitors. but to meet the big two we are facing are china and russia. trey: i want to ask about native and just a second but let's clear up. we have a house republican chairman of house intel said this is important enough for an immediate briefing. we have other people who are experts in the field who say it's not really all that newsworthy. where do you come down on a

russia and space and nuclear capabilities and satellites? >> i am just hoping the republics did not get played on this by the white house. the 1967 outer space treaty clearly says you cannot have weapons of mass destruction, and outerspace if it's the technology they're looking at and cite satellite technology that has been the books for years. the russians have a capability we have one. the chinese have won the indians have one. that is not new that is old stuff. but if they are talking about improving or putting a nuclear weapons base that is a game changer and i will tell you it is not necessarily because it becomes the capability what you are creating for but put a nukn space besides violating a treaty the russians and soviet union signed onto, that becomes an emp weapon if you explode a nuke in space you'v you got a major pron the ground over a considerable area that will be the worry i have got.

i think where i would come from as if it is this series is really easy for the president to declassify. he could do it overnight and say this is what i want to have happen. i have seen it done in the oval office. just do it, tell the american people but you hear two different thoughts you hear one where everybody's clutching their pearls, grabbing their go bags and heading down to the beach and the others don't worry about it it's no big thing. i would like to know what they're really talking about let the american people know let them make the call. trey: wanted to play a clip from the president and ask a question on the other side, the former president. >> nato is a busted until i came along as it everybody's got to pay one of the presidents of the big country stood up and said sir if we don't pay we are attacked by russia will you protect us? no i would not protect you in fact i would encourage them to do whatever they want to got to pay. asex aren' eric general here isy question why not have that talk

in private? he's welcome to say pay your dues you need to contribute fairly to the cause. but why not send you, mike pompeo or john ratcliff to deliver that message in private? why do it at a political rally? >> you know this was the literal message she sent spray know where he's coming from i know he's trying to do and i know this frustration when he started might rubut russia's segment na. we are committed today that we've always been committed to nato. there's never been talk about getting out of nato using article 13 to basically say have a litter of denunciation walk out the door. his point is and it is a valid point that everybody needs to do with they said they're going to do in the 2014 whales declaration 2% gdp, 20% modernization. the two thirds of the countries right now are not doing that. we need to force that i happen to agree with the president in that regard. trey: i like the point i just wish he had made it the way you just made it as opposed to doing

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trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." it took a couple of trips to the plate but house republicans voted to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas this week. it's only the second time in u.s. history cabinet secretary it was impeach. president biden called it a quote blatant act of unconstitutional partisanship the democrat led senate might not even give it a trial. one thing appeals certain alejandro mayorkas will not be convicted three republicans voted not to impeach, not to indict if you will. one of them joins us out california congressman tom emmer mcclintock for a congressman, one thing i distinctly or member about our time together in the house, you were a stickler for what you believe to be

constitutional. if you were and i say this with all due respect, a constitutional foreign in both sides if you believe the document is been pushed aside. so i am assuming something in this -- i meant that as a complement actually. i am assuming what led you to believe something led you to believe malfeasance is office alone is not sufficient grounds for impeachment. >> the constitution is what protects our liberty. the only way we will lose it as if we abandon it and that is a job at each generation. with respect to the grounds for impeachment we know what are not grounds for impeachment maladministration, malfeasance, corruption, neglect of duties because the american founders at the constitutional convention rejected all of those terms. in madison's words they would make the president a servant of the senate.

that would completely destroy the separation of powers which is the heart of the constitutional mechanisms that keep us free. and they said on instead on high crimes and misdemeanors. those are actual crimes using the office. they did not want the policy and political disputes to be turned into impeachments. trey: i think that is what we have elections for or the policy and political disputes i'm going to ask you a question i would like to sme republican colleagues i assume alejandro mayorkas is doing exactly what biden would want him to do or else biden would get rid of him. so why the push to get rid of the puppet and not the puppet master? >> i do not understand that either. again all executive authority shall be vested in the president of the united states of america. all of it not some of it. any power a cabinet secretary exercises comes directly from the president through the constitution. he cannot serve two masters.

if the congress wants him to do one thing and the president wants him to do another, his duty is always to the president. as long as he's acting within his constitutional authority. trey: alright republicans wanted, at least my memory tells me republicans wanted to impeach a guy the former irs commissioner and ag eric holder than the democrats wanted to impeach bill barth they did impeach donald trump twice. there are constant calls to ask impeach justices and people don't think they vote. has impeachment become another political tool? >> i am afraid it is becoming that and that is with the founders feared they did not want that to happen. and yet we are not watching it unfold before our eyes and that is very disturbing because this is allowed can to continue its going to become a fixture in our national life and ove of the whe

house is held by one party in the congress by another. >> before i let you go the latest on the border security versus military aid for israel and ukraine and taiwan? i do not know why republicans have to negotiate over border security. that is something a nation ought to have regardless. but they seem to all be mixed together how is it going to sort out? >> i am a big believer in single subject bills that provides a clarity you cannot get any other way. the impact on the discussion is to produce a stalemates i think we ought to take these issues up separately with respect to border security is not a question of passing new laws is a question of enforcing our existing laws. donald trump did that, the border was secure. joe biden on inauguration day reversed all of those policies

and began the largest illegal mass migration in our country's history. we need to enforce existing laws and that cannot be done by congress. congress rights lcongress rightt enforce them. ultimately this was set in motion by the american people when they elected this administration and it can only be fixed by the american people replacing it with that administration that's actually devoted to securing our borders and upholding the rule of law and protecting the american people. the six as you say take care of the laws that are faithfully executed that as a job of the president. tom mcclintock once again citing the constitution as he did and we served together that is his guiding documents. thank you so much for joining us on a sunday night, congressman. >> thank you for having me. >> up next the super bowl is known for its commercials. one commercial caught the attention of the entire nation. alex jones is ceo of hallow heat joins us next on the surging

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anxious, by prayer and petition with thanksgiving present your request to god. the largest on television crowd assembled, a prayer app, called h call ham lo -- hallow as in hollowed be thy name. when if comes to tracking to god, everyone is equal, anyone can do it, joining us now hallowed ceo alex jones, why this app and why the super bowl. those ads are pricey from what i hear. >>. >> god changed my life, i had fallen away from faith and came pack to it, by

discovery of power and prayer we have been plenty away with wha god has done with it, we have seen countless changes. the super bowl fell on this once every 10 years super bowl falls before ash wednesday. invite everyone it grow deeper in a relationship with him to grow lent. >> jesus prayed, often aloned. he pep what is so powerful about prayer that even god would do it? >> prayer is what -- everything flows from prayer, the way we grow

where god, jesus wanted preyer to talk to the father, god give us this incredible peace and a purpose i am we have seen prayer change thousands of lives, god is able to reach out give people his peace, and hope and love. >> you have what i find to be an interesting faith journey. tell us what it was? >> i was raised catholic, fell away fry my faith in high school in -- i fell away from my faith in high school and college, i got to secular meditation, my mind would be pulled today something spiritual, an image of jesus and the cross, i discovered a

beautiful tradition within christianity things i never heard of before to learn who it means to listen to god and sit in silence with him and brought me back to my faith. >> before i lead you go, if someone downloads this app, what do they get in. >> you type in hallow, give it a try, we're in the middle of off lenting whi challenge. to pray every day, you have challenges with mark

wahlberg. and people from mother teresa's organization, to would be an honor to get to pray with you. >> it takes a lot of faith to talk about doubt. thank you for joining us on sunday night we wish you all the best. >> glory to goad. god, i hope ya great week aad. good night from south carolina ♪ ♪ if. ♪ ♪