and remember -- you can't take it with you. business. lou: trump administration wrapping up its war against leaks, it appears that justice department has awaken. attorney general sessions vowing to crackdown on culture of leaks which has seized washington d.c., saying that leak investigations have triple under president trump. and sessions fired a warning shot at the national left wing media as well. saying that government is reviewing policies that compel journalists to reveal their sources. sessions announcement a week and a half after president trump criticize the attorney general, saying he was weak on intelligence leakers. fox news correspondent doug

mechanical way at the -- mcelway at the justice department with the report. reporter: no secret that president has been infurated by the number of leaks from his administration and national security apparatus. todadepartment of justice, fbi, promise they will leave no sphoastoneunturnd. >> this nation must end this culture of leaks, we will investigate and seek to bring criminals to justice. we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. reporter: in a controversial step, sessions announced that reporters who are recipients of leaks will not bi be inland regiona.>> immune. >> it is not unlimited. reporter: drawing a spring

rebuke. saying that attorney general ising is is a dangerous threat to american people to know and understand what their leaders are doing and why. triple what they were in latter stains of obama administration. so many see this as a symbolic step, the more people who have access to classified information, the more likely that leaks will happen. in 2014, officer of management and suggested that 5.1 million americans are eligible for security clearances, that is 1.5% of the population. a small percentage of that group would ever likely leak anything. it is still a huge number to makes department of justice a task almost impossible. back to you. lou: doug thank you. from the justice department. our first guest said there are already clear trails to the

leakers but no political will to do a real investigation. joining us, lieutenant colonel tony shaffer, senior fellow with london center for policy research, good to have you with us. this has to be encouraging to all who are dismayed at what has become a national capital. that reveal the classified information. >> i disagree with do doug on oe point. this is in. could is like blood, it flows, you can trace where it goes. one notable thing about this, is you know better late than never. i think it is great we're finally stepping up to do this. some of the place places he haso look is fbi. i was told by an fbi insider,

one of the guys they know who has been leaking is their attorney. that would be one of the first places you go, great guns. other thing, lou, i am sorry, you know, i respect john kelly, i think he will try to do a grit great job, but less than two days after he is there, you see likes of very conversation that president had with overseas leaders, there a finite number of people who had access to that and i am pretty sure we know where they are. this is something that we should -- you can't do everything at once but for goodness sake, go over after those who have done the most direct and measurable damage to national security immediately. lou: i have to tell you, i am heartened that attorney general has finally awakened, from what has been a months-long slumber.

and investigating the leaks. we know that the obama administration was the most intensive fighting leaks and maintaining a government that was anything but transparent. to the point that many reporters were surveilled. and reacted accordingly. let's turn to the other issue that this president is dealing with even as he contends with these leaks from intelligence community, his own staff and the ways ways. the mueller grand jury. suddenly there are leaks rolling out of the mueller investigation, a special counsel. and the president has been in my judgment betrayed by the republican leadership, of the senate and house, speaker ryan, majority leader mcconnell have just given a free rein to all

who would attack the president, in particular through this rediculously partisan special counsel, what does he do here. >> i think he is down to two groups of people who support him, trump supporters and those who are loyal to their ocea oatf office, it seems that everyone else has joined this lynch mob. >> lou, he fires mueller, period. if there is something in there bring in another attorney general -- i think that -- >> do i and does you know the entire country. anyone that knows the man knows his character. >> i spoke with him several times about this and other issues, and lou, he has no bone to pick with anyone. he will clearly try to define

what is illegal, and go from there i don't see that here. because mueller seeps t seems te pulling lawyers who were clinton donors, to me that demonstrate a conflict of interest, you cannot have someone with that level of conflict of interest. lou: you can do anything you want, as you know, if you have a republican leadership in the house and the senate, who are working against this president and trying to subvert with the dems, the left, and the deep state this president's administration. >> right. i think here, lou, president should do it look, mul hoo mull casey has report of those bodies. >> one is firing mueller then replacing him, we still have the matter of an investigation that looks to be pretty clearly, as greg jarrett say the on this broadcast, a number of teams, we

need at least one more perhaps two more special counsels just to investigate for crying out loud, hillary clinton, her e-mail scandals, clinton foundation, transfer of 20% of u.s. urainium assets to a russian owned entity. and pay for play to bill clinton, while his wife was making decisions that were heavily in the favor of the russians. >> no doubt, i was talking to -- today, we have to go to the russian now for uranium for our own nuclear plants, it is insane. that is an out growth of corruption that we're talking about. you need to have separate counsel looking at this. lou: do you find it amazing that republican leadership again, mitch mcconnell, the leader in

senate, and paul ryan, the speaker in the house, they have not even suggested that they would be curious about the possibilities of collusion between the clintons and the russians, even though that evidence and path is vividly clear to all who look. >> two reasons, one of two, first they could be part of it, i'm not puts it past those guys of having some level of contact with the clintons and were ready to give them a pass snoo pass. lou: are you talking ryan and mcconnell or russia. >> no the fact that there is one of two thin they don' donor donr they are in the tank for them, you are seeing larger bureaucracy to include all republicans, simply don't -- >> you. >> they don't care. lou: then have you chairs of senate judiciary and the house judiciary committees.

and the ranking members who are being at least reported to, by the special counsel, mueller. there has been no sign of any constraint or a suggestion that many conflicts that mueller brings to this job have to be dealt with. and so lang as we're watching the silence of republican leadership on capitol hill this president is at risk. >> right. lou: co colonel tony shaffer. >> thank you. lou: we're coming right back, much more ahead stay with us. >> justice department cracking down on the criminal leaks attempts to subvert the president's administration. >> i have this message for our friends in the intel jeans intee community, the department of justice is open for business. i have this warning for would-be leakers, don't do it.

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lou: president trump today touting a strong jobs report, adding he has only just begun, the economy added 209,000 jobs last month. unemployment rate fell to 4.3 percent, matching a 16 year low. share of americans in the workforce also rising, labor force participation to 62.9%. hourly wages rose. up 2.5% from a year ago. white house chief of staff john kelly imposed we're told something of a military-style discipline to west wing during his first week as chief of staff according to "wall street journal." retired four-star marine general expects staffers to show up early, make appointments to see the president and keep their bickers out of the oval office, they apply to everyone, even the

president's daughters and son-in-law. they now report to general kelly with ern else. for more on the new era at white house. and what is next for trump administration we're joined by dr. sebastian gorka great to have you with us. this husband a week of -- has been a week of change and i hope a sense of improvement. what is it like to have a new chief of staff and your sense of what difference john kelly makes. >> well, lou, i work for two and a half years at quantico, marine corps university of the professor, it great to have a man of that stature, a man this legend come into the building. we has done incredible things in

last 6 months, thankfully the secretary kelly and president 73% drop in illegal migration. but to have him in the building that is steady hand on the tiller of chief of staff's office, that is great news. lou: great news as well this morning on unemployment. the rate as los angeles as number of new jobs created. trump jobs machine continues to church. it is really a remarkable period since he was elected. to see the direction of the economy, the new chef of staff, you, all of the other advisers, have to be elated by what you are watching happen in the economy? >> look, you are the maven of business news in america. i am not going to steal your thunder, but the lowest unemployment for 16 years,

200,000 jobs just in the last month, a million since we came into office. that is the real news. ignore the fake news, americans know when we hit another record in stock market that is good for everyone's pensions and all 401(k)s across well,. making america great again, and prosperity for all, hen 'ts everyone to prosper, he doesn't care if you voted or not, if you are an american, he wants you to prosper and succeed. >> he has made it clear on the campaign trail throughout, and has president he is interesting that prosperity reach all americans, talk about some of the detracttions. the distractions from all great news, that is the leaks that

have attorney general sessions today said he now has triple the investigations as in the latter days the obama administration. a huge problem. the attorney general referring to our friends in the intelligence agencies, telling them, i am it seems incredible to me, that an attorney general has to say p to people in intelligence agencies, "stop leaking " >> looking at leaks in general we had 7-fold increase, not twice as many, but 7-fold increase in comparison to bush years or obama year. just criminal referrals most serious, we have a 5-time, multiple of 5 of criminal referrals, in first 6 months of this year with leaking. as opposed to whole of 2016. this is serious.

this endangers you, it endangers me, it endangers all americans. when the president of united states can't have a private phone conversation with another head of state, that is national security subversion. nothing else. lou: that subversion taking this form, and i was -- i was reassured after listening to the attorney general, he is going to go after these leakers with great energy. i am dismayed that this president has to do all that he is accomplishing while this is happening with the leakers in the intel community, at the same time, a subversion effort on the part of the dems, deep state. even part of the republican establishment they are attacks administration. and this president. there is going to -- at some

point, have to be a reckoning with robert mul mueller the heas and ranking members of both judiciary committees of house and senate, as well as leadership of the house and senate who are not supporting this administration. >> lou, let's put it in perspective, let's look at the bright side of all these things. a testament to this great nation, the greatest nation on god's earth that after 8 years, after the last administration, we won. that donald j trump, managed to save this nation from the catastrophy that was leading from behind, strategic patience. similarly, that we have achieved so much in 6 months, despite the resistance from the outside and inside. i think that is a testament to the leadership of the president. you are right, when a democrat member of congress, says, it is

a disgrace that this transcript was leaked. you know there is a problem. you know how serious a g sessions circumstance he told head of national security division that is their priority. fbi has been told to prioritize classified information leak investigation. and everyone knows this is a map of -- man of his word, he will get to bottom of it general kelly had an all hands meeting right there, across from west wing to all staff, he said, if you leak, there will become centss. he -- will be consequences, he said loose lips sink ships, i would not test that four-star general and i would nottivity the president of the united states. lou: all right dr. sebastian going tgoing togorka we wish yod

success. >> thank you. lou: some robert mueller shift his investigation from silly charges of russia collusion too clear out right corruption on the part of the clintons? on wall street, stocks closing higher on that strong jobs report. the dow gaping 67 point -- gaining scim 67 points. volume on big board still above 3 billion shares. friday in august. 3.2 billion. nasdaq posting a loss on the leak, how did this happen? there will be consequences. a reminder to listen to my

reports three times a day, coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next, former obama attorney general loretta lynch claiming her tarmac talk with bill clinton was just about grandchildren. and as a matter of fact, the obama administration denied there was anything of any kind of record of that matter. so why has the justice department now released all of the pages, most of them redacted beyond recognition, we will have full report for you on clinton collusion and absolute corruption. here next. rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪

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lou: new documents raise questions about fbi response to june 2016 tarmac meeting between former president bill clinton, and then attorney general

loretta lynch. folkfox news chief washington correspondent james rosen with our report. reporter: word that attorney general lynch met privately with former president bill clinton on a tarmac when the fbi was determines whether too seek an indictment for hillary clinton, leaked on out next day, newly released documents show that inquirey led a alarmed justice department press office to e-mail two of her colleagues less than a minute later, say we need to talk. >> a great deal about brand grandchildren. >> lynch had answers ready, but talking joins that her aides generated remain redacted in 400 pages obtained in a lawsuit filed by american center for law and justice. >> we filed this request in july, fbi, quickly responded,

under jim comey, that they didn't have any documents. reporter: those seconds not redacted reveal early abapprehension. within an hour of abc's inquiryy, peter was added to thread, and doj aide welcomed a statement prepared for lynch, telling 6 colleagues we'll show this on the ag now. and they wrote, you can e-mail a g to let her know the plan, executive told fox news they intend to press their law the to obtain unredacked copies of the documents, department of the justice did not respond. lou: amazing. thank you. we're coming right back with much more. >> come new warnings about north korea. north korea could soon develop a hidhideo -- bomb.

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lou: not only is north korea developing nuclear warheads. and the icbm missiles, we now learn from defense department that kim jong-un may, may have the ability to deliver a hydrogen bomb within the next 6 to 18 months. here to access north korea provocations and appropriate u.s. response, joining us retired four-star general jack keane. folkfox news military analyst. >> good to be here. lou: i swear the news continues to worsen from our intelligence analysts on north korea. now suddenly they have the ability to develop a hydrogen bomb within 6 to 18 months, that is a huge spread of time.

but as early as 6 months. that is troubling. >> yes, it. is gone are days now that we would take lightly what north korea says. the truth is they have indeed delivered on things they talk about. they have got medium range ballistic missiles, submarine launch ballistic missile, and they intercontinental ballistic missile and the capability. if they say talking about the hydrogen bomb, that is likely the case. atomic weapons are alone devastating, hydrogen bombs are so much morley tha more lethal. we have to take it seriously what they are about.

i think it is strengthens our resolve to put on fast forward everything that we're going to do to north korea, short of war. let's get on with it in terms of what other countries are doing and ourselves with north korea. and what we intend to do with china. get tough with china about a policy that means leveraging north korea appropriately. lou: 6 months away from a hydrogen bomb with threats getting nastier, more dramatic from kim jong-un it seems by the week. what is the time frame for president trump to act as best we can assess? >> i think we're kind of out of time. in terms of realistically 6 months to a year. who wants to bet on that. >> i am serious, we have to put this on fast forward. let's stop talking about it and let act, and try to get some

true results here. we'll have to be tough with the chinese, they have been gaming us, we know they are. the chinese helped them get nuclear weapons. the plifl ballistic missiles lok similar to the chinese ballistic missiles, they are using their technology. the chinese are helping the north koreans with this. at a minimum they are tolerating it. if they are going to do anything here, we have to get moving in that direction now, take the gloves identify and dea off and. >> turning to a subset of the problem, 17 intelligence agencies spy agencies, we have a special counsel now, trying to find out whether or not the russian hacked our elections in 2016. it seems that our intelligence agentses are woefully

inadequate, shouldn't they be telling expus outelling us and s whether somebody hacked our elections, andtion the should tt have already responded. how is it now we're learning abouts from tech of north korean having a hydrogen bomb in 6 months, what is going on here? >> we know that the russians you know tried to interfere, with our elections. they said this in testimony. there is no doubt. i think what is disturbing about our intelligence agencies is that are classified information just continues to be leaked to the media. the american people don't have a right to know everything, they have a right to know some things, but not the right to know everything, we have to keep some of those secrets, secret so we can leverage and take advantaging of that information for the sake of our own national

security. it is appalling some things that are happening here. lou: again to issue of russians. would you think that 17 agencies would know whether or not that trump folks had colluded with the russians in 2016? instead we have a special counsel trying to fine that out, this is like everything is loonilis --suddenly with intelle upside down, secrets are shared through leaks seemingly every agency and every quarter. >> i think we have known that answer for some time. given all unmasking that took place of trump officials, now hundreds of these, even have the u.n. ambassador, samantha powers, close to 200 unmaskings, she has no gistcasion for justir something like that. the answers are out there and

obvious. but if there was collusion, it would have been all over the media. we would know by now if there were. lou: a very good point, thank you, general jack keane. >> thank you, lou. lou: roll the video. a stunt man tackling streets of vienna on two wheels. wow. back flipping over that ramp. backwards on one wheel, taking his bike for something of a dip. what asked what motivates him, he responded, i just want to have fun. he has a high threshold for fun. >> up next stocks hit record high, two companies announce plans to hire thousands of american workers. and build new plant in america. steve forbes, with the booming trump economy and more, here

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lou: president's jobs agenda a boost a big one from toyota and mazda, carmakers announcing a plan to build a 1.6 billion dollar plant in america, creating 4,000 more american

jobs, that job manufacture toyota corollas and a new mazda cross over to open in 2021, location yet to be decided. for more now on booming trump economy and possibility of tax cuts, we're joined by steve forbes. editor in chief, yesterday, in west virginia, the president was sensational. the crowd is in love with the president. and his agenda. it continues. he is he gets stronger and stronger as his term in office extends. >> well, that is why he has to next few weeks, after this recess, after labor day, make a nationwide address as reagan did, and emphasis need to get a big tax cut done right away. make is retro active. and wire and e-mail your

congress people to do it. reagan won public opinion, reagan said the way you change mind or move things on capitol hill is heat of public opinion, not sweet the reasons saying please mr. o speaker move on th, say now, get it on my desk. lou: reagan saying, make them feel the heat if they don't see the light. this gang, leadership of house and senate could they don't getting any and they don't see much. >> rank and file, after next year's elections did not want to become uber drivers, they will put pressure on leadership to get it done. lou: form of hon of work? >> hey, i take a big tax cut, if you get this economy really roaring, you see the beginnings of it now, covers multitude of sins and allows to do other big things. the sins at-this-point are

profound. >> wo we were watching mitch mcconnell and ryan permit special counsel to run over this administration, it has gone beyond its charter, expandinged its mission as a massive conflicts that were obvious from the beginning. we see that republican party, basically sitting on sidelines, saying good luck fo mr. preside. >> the town is not known for its courage. that is why if you gets a big victory -- look. bill clinton put aside ha he did, he survived because he had a booming economy, nixon in '70s had a lousy economy. if you get an economy where people pea peal feel -- feel it president trump can do what ni needs to do on almost anything. people don't care if they feel their lives are getting better bottom line. lou: people do sense that, woo over 4 trillion in market cap, been added since this president

of the elected over a million jobs created. we watch plants come back to the country, just as this president, sing -- said would happen, we're watching the jobs come back from overseas. yet he is not getting the credit he deserves from any quarter, including and really, especially from the republican party that are looking to be really a gathering of jackals on capitol hill. >> have you a problem of the establishment, you out flank the establishment, they have to do a real effort on outside group, they have all these instrument. you create your own new rules. in, you do it in politics, i hope that change in white house will get a real communication effort where they get their message out and stay put that heat and light on capitol hill. lou: i hope they bridg bring ine

street smart junk yard dogs as attorneys to protect this president, and a tear up the folks who are trying to subvert this president. this is a personal wish, steve forbes. >> use the tools, they are there. lou: good to see you. >> good to see you. lou: have a great weekend. >> a fantastic new book too recommend, "putin 's gambit," written by moi and jim borne. every viewer who read its receives an auto graph copy. you need to buy it. up next president trump blasting russia investigation. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it is just an excuse for the

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of washington. 52% of you said yes. a good investment. we will recommend that on all who will listen. joining me now to discuss white house war on leaks, russian witch-hunt, tammy bruce, and ned ryan. i have to say, it looks like right now bob mueller will run the hell over mitch mcconnell, speaker ryan and they will say thank you. the house and senate judiciary committees are not doing a dample thindamnthing to rein th. >> we should not think of this as idea that somehow g.o.p. leadership is out of control or they would be run over. i'll take issue with that, i think they are doing nothing, they like the direction it going. like have you an --

>> commentary. >> you know senate agree to you need all senators to agree to have this pro-forma session to stop donald trump from doing an appointment in recess, that took all. lou: mitch mcconnell did that. >> you can -- every senator went along. lou: mitch mcconnell did that. i no one in white house is acknowledging this president is being subverted not only by the left, the deep state, but by g.o.p. establishment who works full time, for chamber of commerce and business of round table, they still tell donald trump to go to hell, and american people to go to hell. >> i want to remind people, the special counsel is based on premise of a false narrative, a russian fairytale collusion, you were first to talk about this. they was a join sis for this fake russian collusion.

you have a false premise, then others argue, be o obstruction f justice when president trump fired comey it was his legal right to do. lou: taking money from russians to subvert as. >> as they are writing putting out it dossier they are acting on behalf of russian state. as they push to dossier. >> we're still trying to find out who paid for that, that is where you get back to democrats. lou: to fbi too, the to b fbi dn well may have paid for much. >> they are still using it as check list in russia investigation. i go back to bob mueller and his highly conflicted team on a witch-hunt. lou: a bunch of damn democrats. >> jeanie reid was working at clinton foundation lawyer last year to fight the foye -- foye

-- quest. >> this hoax is most extra oarednar. >> i love when you get complicated. >> in fact, realty, would it be ironic and fascinating if everything that democrats are accusing donald trump of, sits in the democratic house. that is theish w issue we have. >> you make it sound like a hypothetical. this point of fact it is a reality. >> i agree. lou: corruption is in the clinton foundation, and obama administration, secretary of state. >> all there. lou: engineering u.s. reserves into hands of rush ru russian corporation. >> and 145 million that magically appeared from uranium 1 board members.

that had nothing to do with her decision to give our uranium to putin. >> i have been saying. >> a lot have. >> peter schweizer, for doing reporting. >> you want to talk which collusion, hillary clinton helping putin toward his stated goal of controlling worldwide uranium supply chin. >> with all these know. lou: what the hell do you do about leadership of republicans in the house, and senate, who are absolutely pushing this subversion of president, and thrilled. >> one second. american people don't like it, a new poll, 10% approval rat ratig for congress. they should do with that if they have any shame would to be resign, one out of 10 people approve. this is what you get for resisting. donald trump is 39% today, 4 times higher than congress.

lou: you can't get national left wing media to point out that minor discrepe pencey. >> continue for being here. >> thank you, join us monday, good night from new york. >> fox business headquarters new york city, new "wall street journal" week. >> welcome to "wall street week." i am maria bartiromo. coming up, our special guest this weekend, leon panetta, held titles of defense secretary, cia director and white house chief of staff, we have a lot to discuss with mr. panetta. do stay with us. but first what a week on wall street, some big headlines, impacting efs from wall street to main street, dow jones breaking through 22,000 mark on wednesday. dow now up better than 20% since election day, markets overall reme