desantis or a robert bourke in there. lou: all interesting names and good ideas. that's it for us tonight. ron desantis keep it right here on fox business. lou: these are top stories tonight. fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe lashing out at trump white house claiming his firing of politicized. and national left wing media eagerly echoing the claims. but in nearly every instance they fail to report that both justice department inspector general and fbi office of professional responsibility concluded that mccabe made unauthorized leaked to media, lied about it on a number of occasions and recommended his dismissal. >> also president trump launching a new offensive

against special counsel mueller and his endless futile witch-hunt. and trump added an attorney to his legal team, who served dwies. > twice. >> trump to unveil a package of 60 billion in tariffs to china. we take up all of that and much more here tonight. our guest congressman calling on attorney general sessions to appoint a second special counsel to investigate fbi and department of justice corruption. congressman jim jordan is joining me to discuss the deep state, fisa abuse, congress' friday deadline to pass a spending bill as well. congressman francis rooney with us, he said andrew mccabe should face criminal charges, here is discuss calls to end mueller witch-hunt, gregg

jarrett and dr. sebastian gorka, and ambassador john bolton with us to discuss vladimir putin's meddling in his own elect. >> our top story, andrew mccabe, is out, fired over his lies and leaks to media but now trying to spin his dismis dismi, emulating aemulating his formers comey, saying he wrote a number of notes and memos to himself. reporter: a source close to the fired mccabe confirms he documented his confirmation with president trump. jill mccabe received more than $600,000 from democrats, including then terry mccauliffe. a long time clinton ally, fbi say that the contributions were not a conflict.

critics say that contribution showed bad judgment. and termination for cause under cuts his credibility. >> i don't think it is any big deal, i am sure trump never said anything to mccabe that was illegal. you can keep all memos you want. reporter: president trump, praised mccabe a firing as a great day for fbi emphasize he spent very litter time with fbi's former number two, ib sinc--insinuating he traveled te memos to help his own agenda. coming two days before his government pension kicked in. >> when this issue we need as much transparency as possible to make sure it was not politically motivated. reporter: fox news learns that they looked at mccabe last summer, grounds for ter termination go beyond media leak, lacking candor on multiple occasions, fbi veterans who want

evidence public say bureau rules on line are strijt. strict. >> lack of candor potentially gets you fired. reporter: senior house democrat indicate that mccabe a firing may be justified but remains concerned about a broader pattern, a half dozen of comey's close aassociates including baker, and peter strzok, lawyer lisa pain page, have been fired, retired or demostd. >> is that because they corroborate comb that's i comey. >> m appeared to to conflict wih former director testimony days before he got fired. >> have you authorized someone else at fbi to be a anonymous source in news reports about

trump investigation or the clinton investigation? >> no. reporter: inspector general report become at any time, but two sources tell fox new leads were pursued and interviewed conducted. >> thank you very much catherine herridge. or first guest has been at forefront to expert to expose corruption within department of justice and fbi, saying that evidence points to fbi and justice department in obama years, working with clinton campaign, against the campaign and the presidency of donald trump. joining us, congressman jim jordan, serves as monopoly -- a member of house judiciary and oversight committee. great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. lou: start with mccabe, the spin launched he, on his own behalf, attacks the president, and taking on a comey-like

posture. ignoring fact that office of professional responsibility recommended his firing. >> the fbi itself re recommended that mccabe be fire. comey has been fired, and mccabe. and former chief of staff left the fbi. and demoted. peter strzok, has been demoted and reassigned. lisa page also demoteed and reassigned. that is the problem that is why we've said for so long, you have to have a second special counsel, mccabe was leaking information like comey and clapper, that is why it was recommended that he be terminated. lou: professor turley, one of leading expert on contusional law saying he -- constitutional law saying he believes that james comey has a very serious problem before him now the because of the statements of

mccabe he, flamed and said that fire director knew about his leaking. if it can be so constructed and that puts straight forwardly comey in contradict with his own testimony. >> that is why we need all of the documents from department of justice not in the deducted form. but in unredacted form, all documents. they will be subpoenaed at some point,l let's get the documents and witnesses in, we. so that is why so important we get information and justice department not make it difficult for us to det the documents and the information. lou: congressman, house representatives, chairman, goodd tratrey gowdy, they have slow

walked 20 witnesses they properred themselves in investigation of prescription at doj and fbi. they have embarked on this particular cam -- peculiar campaign of slow walking and fast talking that should be embarrassing to republican conference to the house itself. >> we have not interviewed a went in two and a half months, both chairman have cull called for a second special counsel, i see no other remedy because the fbi cannot investigate itself. and chairman has said he plans to doing these is u supervisorrs as -- subpoenas as quickly as possible, i am expecting them sometime this week. lou: idea of approaching 1.3 trillion to spending bill. this seems to the house.

>> this bill is terrible. one of largest spending increases in american history, last 10 years probably second to obama stimulus package will result in a trillion dollar deficit, it looks like fund the things we don't want funding, namely planned parenthood and obamacare, not to what people elected us to do, to build the security border wall. we'll fight it and make it more consistent with what american people told us to do. lou: not funds the wall. iin conflict with president of u.s. i cannot understand who is working for. >> maybe even gateway project, senator humor's pet project has been boondoggled for his state.

so this is not again what american people elected republicans, we control all of government, let's do what we were elected to do. lou: friday deadline, your thoughts? how close to a government shut down? >> i don't think so. but i want to change the bill because it is that bad. we'll work to do that, i think freedom caucus will offer a number of amendments. sometimes this week. lou: how about a change in the speaker? >> look, we're -- our job is focus on what american people sent us to do, that is what we're continue to do regardless of who may be in position of leadership. lou: congressman jim jordan thank you. >> thank you. lou: we're coming right back, much more ahead. stay with us. >> trump administration battling to clear out deep straight and krupp fbi officials -- corrupt

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lou: president trump expanding his personal legal team, hiring attorney joe digenova. he is a former u.s. attorney for district of columbia, served as independent counsel in government waste, fraud, abuse investigation, joining us now fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett, your reaction to dde--digenova.

>> i have known him for 25 years, he was u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., this is a man who knows the law inside and out. he is probably the best choice that trump could have made to join the legal team. lou: he characterized the efforts of the deputy of justice and -- department of justice, fbi, to frame the president of the united states. reporter: absolutely, he believes that there was an effort by fbi and doj to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump for things he did not do. collusion, which digenova agrees is not a crime, they launched a criminal investigation. based on false evidence. lou: what do you make of protesting ation over the week, president trump talking about robert mueller by name as if he

brought down the furies from on he whispered name of robert mueller. what in the world? this is america, president of united states has right to defend himself especially against an investigator who has produced nothing and almost a year. reporter: media was shameful over the weekend i watched them conflict trump for thinking about robert mueller, police are the thought police, if you dare think about firing robert mueller you are guilty of something according to media, they are dopes. lou: they are dopes. not simply because they don't know the law because i would have to be in dope list as well, but you watch echo chamber, this has becombinational left wing media ignor ignorance they brinh day to covers white house president of united states, i don't see the0 hint of shame or

embarrassment. reporter: there is nou none they throw out terms like obstruction of justice they put a conclusion ahead of facts and the law. it is a live threat, bribe, destruction of evidence or concealing documents, none are alleged. bumedimedia because they are soo foundlfound -- pro foundly stupd uninformed never bother to look up. lou: there is a mission, that is as digenova put it to frame the president, it is time to end it, i can't find the shortest way to throw this switch and turn it off. reporter: it is now squarely in hands of mueller, he is not to be trusted, he has demonstrated

by selecting an entirely partisan crew of prosecutors, he has an agenda, that is agenda is to get the president. lou: it must be a shared agenda with speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell as well, they have the power to stand with the president, they are not. i watch a trey gowdy and bob goodlot, they are low energy and taciturn and too pius for my taste as they consider letting special counsel m meander throuh life. i think it has to be confronted. reporter: ignorant and a certain level of laziness, not much happens in the halls of congress. they are so accustomed to not doing much it really is eye rare

bird who has a backbone like a devin nunes who said or going to investigate this. all of these guys who stood upside, wait this is wrong. we're going do investigate and get to the bottom of it ryan, is note one of them and neither is next connell. lou: matt gates, and ran ron desantos the list goes on at least it is getting longer by the day. reporter: strong people with 1 convicts. lou: to be prized. >> yes. lou: thank you, gregg jarrett. >> my pleasure. lou: we invite you to vote in the poll tonight. cast your vote on twitter. follow he on twitter, like me on facebook, and instagram. on wall street, stocks closing lower, dow plummeting 336. recovered a bit. s&p down 39, and nasdaq down

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lou: russian president vladimir putin re-elected in a landslide, 75% of the vote. but we are told reliably it's not a free and mayor election. apparently meddling begins at home. hundreds of videos catches officials stuffing ballot boxes with extra votes. but there you are, the polls in moscow. joining me now, john bolton, fox business contributor. ambassador, it's great to see you. i'm shocked there would be any suspicion about the integrity of the elections. >> obviously there was meddling. he was supposed to get 95% of the vote and only got 75%.

lou: by western standard 75% is a healthy margin for the president. we are looking at a wave here. the russians meddling in elections at home. the next thing you will tell me, we had president trump meddling in the 2012 election with facebook data and the suggestion conservative gained access or some of his backers to cambridge analytica data, but that is being denied. so the only one meddling seems to be obama in 2012 and vladimir putin in a series of elections, perhaps. >> this is a good chance for putin to practice and their own elections so they can perfect their techniques to use them elsewhere. you continue knows the impact this will be in russia.

so you have in russia and china with xi jinping removing the term limit that used to apply to people in his position. two rulers in these two important countries with life tenure if they want it. maybe we need a long-term strategy to deal with countries like this. lou: i would settle for a hotter-term strategy to deal with authoritarian governments that avoid being called dictators. neither putin more xi is referred to as a communist dictator. it's stunning how quiet the western democracies are and no one seems to give a damn.

>> we are in a situation where in both the 20th century and 19th century, they are pursuing their own grand strategies on a global basis and we need the thinking to counter them. this is a long-term struggle. we can't depend on two oceans to protect ourselves. lou: the united states is giving up 25% of its class space to international students. not necessarily chinese. but international students. we are not even using the seats for our owning young minds to develop and create skills and talents and their potential. we entered a period of mindlessness. we don't secure our border or deal directly with consequences.

it seems for much of america watching the president today talk about the opiate crisis. people don't think there are consequences to the choices we are making not to stop drugs and enforce laws before they can cross our borders. >> my alma matre was for god, for country and for yale. they gout rid of god a long time ago and country left the building some time back. it's all for the money they are earning from the foreign students coming in. i think it opioid crisis and the flood of drugs across the border is something i'm glad the president is highlighting it. and it shows the question of border security is more than just immigration it is national security and a social issue. lou: it rises to levels, the

president talking about the death penalty for certain drug dealers and certain circumstances. you can hear the left-wing media clucking and clacking and besides themselves that there should be a penalty commensurate to the crime. this is an epidemic as the president said starting with the campaign trail in 2015. >> i think americans respond to this. i think this is important for the president to get out there, for the justice department to get out there. i think it's not only the right policy. i think it will be politically helpful as well. given the attitudes of the mass media, the president will need all the help he can get on that score. lou: we'll be right back. stay with us. much more ahead. president trump fires back pat

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doing so in the most of self-indulgent terms. then coming back with this on facebook ironically. >> it's quite stunning. clearly she hasn't learned nick in the last year and a half. she just continually divides americans and can only see us in terms of division. whether it's insulting 30 million women or saying only rich people voted for her. this is why she lost. this is why a vaing outsider who has never been a politician before defeated 16rinos, but defeated a woman who spent $1.4 billion on a seat she thought was towed her because of her gender and her last name. but she can't look in the mirror. i understand that. lou: let's turn to the mccabe

firing. the department of justice is upside down. so many of its top officials have been demoted, removed, retired, if you will. what is going on that there is such a lack of understanding within the department about what amounts to integrity, principle, judgment and discretion, and a highly, highly committed goal of serving the cause of justice? >> it is clear i think one of your previous guests said it. this is about exonerating hillary clinton because she is hillary clinton and creating a witch hunt to trump up charges against the current sitting president. people need to understand, the office of professional responsibility at d.o.j. is the internal affairs division of the fbi. when they said this guy had to lose his pension, that's

massive. my sources tell me was so desperate andy mccabe thursday went to the doj and begged to be vested into his pension. when he was rebiewkd web said i'm going to bring you all down. that's the level of arrogance and ideological axis president obama put into place. lou: i want to see him pull down the leadership. >> this is the test for a.g. sessions. this has to be the beginning of a true investigation. lou: i'm sorry to interrupt you. we are past beginnings. why in the world does jeff sessions still remain the lowest energy person in the entire trump administration when he's dealing with some of the most of important and existential issues

of that administration. >> the doj of all of them, and the irs, the cia, doj and on and on, all of these agencies per politicized. but the department of justice is the worst. it's a viper's den thanks to eric holder and obama and loretta lynch. can you clean the stables of the american department of justice? lou: it's important to think back to where do mueller and comey come from? they come from the stable of eric holder who had in the clinton years as peril in the easterliest influences on them. then to track their career over the course of a square century. this is beyond a network of corrupt politicized cronies.

this is something close to some sort of organized criminal element within the department of justice working against the very purpose of the department. >> it's a conspiracy. these are individuals who committed felonies. none of them should be in the positions they hold. some of them are still there. they should all be put on suspension. they should go to clean agencies and clean field offices. get out of the swamp. bring agents here who have no connection to dc and versus gate every potential -- and investigate every potential conspiracy. all of them have to be investigated. lou: we should not leave the fisa court, at least one judge, out of that either. contreras had a relationship

within the fbi that compromised his judgment. we don't know ultimately why he did recuse himself. typically a judge finding reason for recuse alex plains that recusal so there is plenty of transparency. but not with fisa or the justice department. good luck. i do not understand why we are putting up with this kind of conduct from the chairman of the judiciary committee and the oversight committees. low energy and unaccomplished. but nonetheless, one had great expectations of trey gowdy, and we are watching them now play politics and games the likes of which i never imagined they would be involved in. >> for me there was a turning point, and it was that testimony on benghazi by hillary. hillary had her there for 12

hours and she walked out of there unscathed. if i had been trey gowdy, she wouldn't have walked out of that hearing unscathed. since that day i have had very little faith? trey gowdy. lou: unfortunately we have people like trey gowdy and bob goodlatte. they are retiring, that's the good news. but unfortunately many are not. sebastian gorka, good seeing you. do you agree with president trump that robert mueller should end his witch hunt and end it now? we'll have early results in the polling later in the broadcast. now, please roll the nightly video. watch as the extreme' mountain bikers -- folks, that is extreme. testing the limit of their ability and their guts on

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lou: police in austin are hunting for what they are calling a serial bomb. a bomber terrorizing the city. a fourth package explosive injured two men. casey stegall is in austin. reporter: austin a city and high alert following this latest attack that unfolded now nearly 24 hours ago in this neighborhood that's still sealed off and have much an active crime scene at this hour. investigators are only saying there are similarities in the explosive device that was used

in last night's attack here and the other three attacks that rocked the capital city. but police say the twice was more advanced with a trip wire. two men came through with bicycled and may have hit that line triggering the blast. they were hurt and rushed to an area hospital and expected to survive. but at one point police wondered whether the attacks were racially motivated. but it seems that is no longer the thinking after last night's attack. here is why. >> what we have seen now is a significant change from what appeared to be three very targeted attacks to what was last night an attack that would have hit a random victim that happened to walk by. we have seen a damage in the

method the suspect is using. reporter: march 2 is when this all began. the first explosion killed a man when he opened an unidentified package that continued a bomb. 10 days later across town similar parcels showed up at two other homes and explode. a second victim died in those blasts. last night's incident makes the fourth in just about two weeks' time or so. and today the governor of the state greg abbott releasing more than $240,000 in emergency state funding to help the austin police department and the other law enforcement agencies purchase 7 new x-ray machines. special machines that are used in bombs and explosives detection.

lou: the r inos are starting to stampede and making little sense as they do. special counsel mueller has found little evidence of collusion but the rinos be, many of them are demanding the witch hunt continue. some of them are going on sunday talk shows to lap up the attention. conscious congressman francis ♪ let your inner light loose with one a day women's. ♪ a complete multivitamin specially formulated with key nutrients plus vitamin d for bone health support.

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lou: the majority of americans say they believe in the deep state, according to a monmouth university poll. 74% of respondents believe the deep state exists and 53% believe our government is engage in widespread surveillance of american citizens. joining us republican congressman francis rooney of florida. let's start with the department of justice. there has been little discussion of the national security division of the fbi. but it seems to be as compromised as the rest of the organization. your thoughts about the firing of mccabe at the recommendation not of president trump but of the office of professional responsibility. >> mccabe has his footprints

or a lot of bad behaviors. the partisan conspiring around with ohr and strzok. having his footprints on that deceptive fisa warrant with the faulty steele dossier. they corresponded up hillary clinton and huma abedin's emails. lou: in the call it seems is irresistible. i can't imagine attorney general sessions with congressman like yourself and others throughout the house of representatives demanding that special counsel with all the evidence of wrongdoing and corruption within the fbi and the department of justice, i can't imagine there wouldn't be a second counsel installed by attorney general sessions. can you? >> no, i can't.

what's been put out on the printed media and fox. the delays in mentioning the emails. you talk about trump influencing a political campaign, that's i influencing a political campaign. lou: comey and mccabe. basically mccabe saying comb question knew he was leaking to the media. that he had at least tacit approval if not overt approval of his director at the time. this is getting worse and worse with each development. >> it stinks like 3-day-old fish. why didn't the president fire comey the afternoon of january 20th? lou: i think you asked a salient and appropriate question. the trouble that is here is for

the president. he has an organized effort funded by the taxpayer called a special counsel trying to subvert his administration while he's dealing with rinos and the phoney frauds within his own conference in the house of representatives and the u.s. senate. i'm talking about mitch mcconnell and speaker rieb and the leadership of both houses. in addition, he has the deep state, the national left-wing media trying to tear him to pieces. and he stand as strong as you can imagine anyone possibly doing given the circumstances and the 360 degree assault on his presidency. >> the president is a business guy just like me. he comes from the real world where you have to be accountable for what you do and you have to take your share of beatings.

i would show the public what we are spending and i would say how long is it going to take for to you prove something you were hired to do. getting a conviction on 13 bad russians is nothing, they are everywhere. lou: it' an intriguing idea. but i'm so disgusted with robert mueller and the partisan -- the hardened democrats on that legal team it's a partisan operation four square against the presidency. to me it's apauling. do you think he should put up with the special counsel? >> i think he ought to disclose what mueller's spending and sessions needs to give mueller a deadline to put up or shut up. lou: who is going to give sessions a deadline. >> have a pam bondi or ron

desantis or a robert bourke in there. lou: all interesting names and good ideas. that's it for us tonight. ron desantis joins us tomorrow. kennedy: president trump lashing out at robert mueller in a blistering twitter attack. could he be preparing to fire the special counsel? hillary clinton claims her comments about trump voters, that was misinterpreted. what do you really mean when you are suggesting they are racist. austin on evening after another bomb attack in the texas capital. grab a hammer, time to nail this thing. president trump fighting back hard against the russia investigation it appears he's taking off the glove