have you here. good to see you. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. tomorrow not ed rollins, greg jarrett among our guests as we focus on the deep state. please beless further each time. thank you. the man himself is next. lou dobbs. keep it right here. lou: good evening, everybody. these are our top stories tonight. federal offices in washington are closed for a snow day. congressional leaders, however, actually made it to work. they're trying to hammer out a $1.3 trillion spending bill to prevent a government shutdown on friday. conservatives outraged with the legislation np nay say the e republican leadership have planned parenthood, funding for sanctuary cities and a 5% down payment for the president's border wall. we'll have the full report for you on why the republican party is about to hit a wall of its

own making and perhaps encounter disaster in the midterms. the man responsible for stopping leaks from the white house is angry over leaks at the white house. chief of staff john kelly said to be infuriated with national security advisers after one or more of them leaked that they recommend the president not congratulate vladimir putin during a phone call yesterday. no no one seems to care. not even the attorney general. and facebook's mark zuckerberg is still in hiding. a real leader. finally putting out a statement today five days after the news broke that facebook has broken trust with its users and apparently leaderless. zuckerberg, simply a mess. our guest tonight, congressman matt gates on the government shutdown battle, the $1.3 trillion spending, written by the dems.

chris fa farrell from judicial watch. charlie hurt and jason chaffetz join us here on the leaks at the white house that no one wants to stop. or can stop. and attorney general of the great state of arizona join us here, slamming the department of justice. we're asking the supreme court to reject arizona's bid to deny licenses to illegal immigrants. the top story, the fight other government spending, rhino congressional leaders selling out american citizens and conservatives antheir party. paul ryan parking the spending bill with democratic initiatives and programs and piling on the money. in so doing ryan has made certain the republican party won't know what's in the bill until the very last possible moment. and in so doing it's likely doomed the gop to a massive loss of seats in the midterm

elections. it's ugly tonight in the house and it's not likely to get any better with the midnight friday deadline looming. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill. reporter: president trump signed often. press secretary sara sanders saying that the president supported the bill because it contains more funds to rebuild the military, such as the large ers raise for our troops in a decade and other can dmeek domec priorities. congress didn't have time for a snow day with the deadline approaches. >> i'm proud to announce it will will reach vital objectives. >> $2 billion in new money for school safety measures, a bipartisan proposal tightening up background checks for firearm purchases and $1.6 billion for

the president's border wall. $4.7 billions to address the opioid epidemic. they kept obama staicialization money out of the deal and president trump gets a deal by keeping the gateway fro being passed. saying, i think the whole process sucks. whoever designed this isn't qualified to run a food truck and he' not alone. >> when you have four people deciding. it's not a good way to do business and i hope we can do it better in the future because this is designed -- it's not very transparent. >> a former house budgeter blasted the senate for creating a mess. >> we passed what budget and appropriation bills. it is the senate who can't get their act together. we come to a place where we do a huge spending bill that has not been negotiated between the house members and the senate

members, but just a small group of people. >> signaling some relief that in the final hours the impasse seemed to have broken. >> i don't believe there will be a shutdown, if nes, god forbid a continuing resolution. >> there are leadership on both sides hoping deadline pressure and the president's endorsement will produce a result. but we've heard conservative frustration with the house expected to vote tomorrow and the lawmakers will not have enough time to read the bill. lou: mike emanuel reporting our first guest tonight blasting republican leaders for not giving the members time to read the spending legislation text and he says the time is now to get funding for the border wall which by the way won't happen in what we tbhoa is contained in this legislation. congressman matt gates who serves on a number of key committees, including judiciary. i've heard mark meadows complain, you complain and a

number of other members. it is squarely on speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell on the way this is going on. they are leading the house and the senate, as you well know, and they bring in pelosi and schumer and the four of them make these decisions. what's the point of being in control of the house and the senate? >> well, lou, this is bipartisanship at its worst. and unfortunately definite spending is the glue holding together the republican leadership and democrats here in congress. it is absurd that under republican control of the government we would see the biggest increase in spending since the obama stimulus package. that's not what we promised people. we promised border security. we said conservative principles like pro-life principles and prosecond amendment principles . i fear that this will hollow out this country from the inside. lou: congressman, you're a conservative, first and foremost on so many issues.

and last night talking with congressman ron desantis who like you is a stalwart in the house and i asked simply, why do you put up with paul ryan. why does the president put up with paul ryan. he's sold out to everyone he can sell out to, the chamber of commerce, the business round table, to the establishment in every way he does hi master's building and says the hell with the republican party every chance he gets and conservatives be damned. >> well i wish that speaker ryan would form a government coalition with conservatives and i wish that conservatives would be more willing to work with the speaker on those matters. unfortunately this bill that we're about to built on was built on ooh conservative that did not include conservatives. i'm sure that chuck schumer is popping the champagne in his office right now with a number of democratic priorities maintained. lou: he would be a damn fool if he weren't. we're looking at $4 billion in

spending headed his way, an easy pass down the northeast corridor for the tunnel project, the gateway project. we're looking at the president accepting a 5% down payment on the border wall which is basically a large statement to the president that i would think normal circumstances he might find it a reason to fight. but not now. >> well, you're right. we promised the american people a wall, not a tunnel. and i'm not sure if the gateway tunnel is going to be in the bill or not and frankly it's going to take many hours and for most people it would take days to read this bill. we chastise democrats when they put legislation on the floor without the opportunity to reveal it. these are highly con flex issues. there is language in this legislation that will impact people's second amendment rights. how am i supposed t suppose to t if we only have a few hours to read it before a vote. that is no way to run anything,

much less the most powerful government in the world. lou: $1.3 million, most of it, much of it democratic spending and they couldn't have written it up better from what we know of what its contents are. secondly, this is a president who is being mocked by chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and the democrats and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. he's being mocked. 5% on the border wall and he has to eat that? what is the point of being a and how many of you think that you will have a majority after this bill passes and you head into the midterms. i they you're waiting for a slaughter. >> if this is the last bill that we pass of significance before going into the midterms, it will and should leave a sour taste in the mouth of voters. i'm hopeful after this we'll be able to tackle critical priorities of the president like

tax cuts -- lou: it's not going to matter, congressman. what you're putting forward here right now and so signing your names to will be gun control legislation. you'll be funding the democratic agenda. you'll be telling the president to go to hell with us. this is just not acceptable to his base and whoever is advising the president, whoever is advising the republican conference in the house is crazy as hell. you're going to pay a huge huge price. >> the people who advocate for this bill would say that the military is december nately in need of support. my problem is that i'm not willing to fund the military in exchange for hollowing out the country that they're fighting to save here at home. if we allow this country to be destroyed by debt, driven into economic despair, it would matter what our military is around the world. we need to take care of the priorities and promises we made

to the american people. make people who can go to work actually go to work and not live off of the government. and i think that the governments will remember us for us unfortunately but we've still got time if we'll deliver on the president's promises. but we better get right to it. lou: this bill is a broken promise it's an agenda that doesn't belong to the president or the republican party. it belongs to k street, the chamber of commerce, the business round table, paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. they may be the only two republicans left in either house at this rate. great to have you with us we're coming right back. much more straight ahead. stay with us. now the white house is leaking the president's private calls with vladimir putin. so why isn't chief of staff john kelly doing something about that sieve of a white house and why has an ag sessions prosecuted a single leaker.

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lou: the white house is a sieve

and it's putting west wing leakers on notice again, calling leaks about the president's calls to vladimir putin illegal and likely a fireable offense. chief of staff john kelly reportedly outraged but what he's doing to stop the leaking. it shouldn't be that hard, should it, to find the leakers? the president prepped for his putin car by the national security team led by h.r. mcmaster who is said to be close to losing his job for fighting with the president. you know, that's pretty strong. joining me now, charlie hurt. have you ever seen the like, charlie. you got the chief of staff running around stamping his feet but he's the guy who is supposed to be assuring the president that the people around him have integrity, discretion and judgment and are loyal to the president and to the country. >> it is truly incredible, lou. i've never seen anything like

it. the idea that something that sensitive, that close to national security information, that immediately would be leaked from the president's desk to the "washington post" is beyond astonishing. and i really don't understand how it is that the white house hasn't figured out how to control these leaks. because these people are not serving the president. if they don't like the president, quit, leave. they're not doing anybody any good. but honestly i think the real problem is that we have a lot of people and they despise the president and they despise the president's agenda that got him aelected that the people want and they think it's their duty to remain in the white house or in the administration to protect america from what we voters want. and that includes doing things that -- i don't see how it's not illegal. nobody -- lou: the white house even raised the question as to whether it was illegal. they don't know at this date, 14

months in, whether it's illegal to leak national security issues to the public? >> i guess to be fair, they don't know who it is that's doing it and so there are certain people that would have the authority to do it. lou: here's my solution. i want to see what you think. i would take h.r. mcmaster and say this has happened too long under your watch. you're done. next nsa up. and who -- if they cannot control the staff, do not have a loyal staff, then the hell with them. i don't care if you're circulating them once a week. this is time for accountability and it's stupid that the president -- it's ignorant that the president has to put up with this nonsense. >> it is. and like i said, they're there to undermine everything that he wants to do. lou: it's stunning. now, let's talk about the spending bill, speaking of stunningly stupid. the american people -- you've got ryan and mcconnell running

the house and the senate and they bring in pelosi and schumer and four people are writing the spending bill and two of them are democrats. and they're getting exactly what they want and this is a -- this is a democratic piece of legislation. it's not republican. and it violates everything that the president said. it is just spitting in the president's eye and it infuriates me. >> and how many years have we listened to good loyal republicans here in washington talk about the importance of being good loyal republicans and how donald trump is not a real good loyal republican. what's conservative about any of this? there's nothing conservative. these people are not being the good loyal republicans that they've accused donald trump of not being since the beginning and it's quite frankly why donald trump won and republican voters deserted the party and joined up with this guy. maybe he's not conservative, maybe he's not a good loyal republican or anything like that, they don't care. they're so sick and tired of the republicans. they've always been sick and

tired of the democrats. but they're just, you know, let's take a chance with this guy instead. lou: and they took a chance and a great chance it was. it's only our last chance as a nation, a republic to preserve ourselves and our destiny. but this president, this president is going to be there after the midterms. i'm not sure that there will be many republicans left in either the senate or the house. as a matter of fact i find myself thinking why would anyone go to the poll to vote for a republican when you get this kind of nonsense as the result. they're lazy, deceitful and they can't got any spine. they're not standing up to their leaders let alone their opponents. >> that's all true but they're also scared and there's nothing more dangerous -- lou: poor baby. >> -- than a politician that's scared because then they start spending money we don't have, spending our children and grandchildren's money like crazy to buy love. but i really, i believe we've sort of reached a new level here with the bob mueller

investigation and some of the other things that you just mentioned. you know, we have reached a new thing here where self governance, there's a limit to what self governance actually gets you. we can pick a president but if we pick a president who's a danger to this place, they're going to be -- the establishment is going to go after that person and they're going to investigate every aspect of his life. and until they find something that they say will disqualify him from being our president. lou: they're going to -- i just can't even imagine why anybody would put up with robert mueller. alan dershowitz on this broadcast saying he should never have been the special counsel. a man of any ethics, any principle, integrity at all would pack his bags and go home for the day. now we're going to find out if that's the case. the nation is very

mueller-fatigued and i think the nation should be. charlie hurt, always great to have you here. >> thanks, lou. >> lou: be sure to vote in the poll, the question is do you believe attorney general sessions who hasn't made a major announcement about leak investigations in the past eight months will ever do anything about white house leakers? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram. wall street, stocked closed lower on the fed decision to raise rates. the s&p lost 5, volume on the big board, 3.4 billion shares, the federal reserve raising rates by a quarter of a percentage point. and that comes on relatively low inflation. here we go again. this is exactly what janet yellen did. listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. up next, the axis of evil

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lou: there's nothing so cute as when a man with absolutely no integrity starts assailing the integrity of others. obama's cia director, john brennan saying vladimir putin may have something on president trump. brennan today speculating freely that president trump congratulated the russian president on his reelection because, as he put it, putin might have something on him. what we know for sure the house intelligence committee has something on brennan and that something is a possible perjury charge. brennan lied about the phony trump dossier saying it has nothing to do with the obama administration's investigation into russian meddling. that he had no idea the clinton campaign paid for the phony

dossier. both statements outright lies. joining me now -- and did i mention john brennan also lied about spying on the senate intelligence committee? he spied on them and then he lied about it. not the guy you really want being the referee on integrity. chris farrell, research for judicial watch joining us. it is great to see you. when i listen -- you know, my head starts hurting when i listen to john brennan do anything. there was a picture of clapper and comey and brennan and they looked like the three most morose hang dog and i would think characterless people in public life today. i mean they look the parts they've played for ten years. >> it's the troy ka o -- lou: i guess a trio of spies. i don't know what they are. i do know this.

mule semueller is the special cl and i've really had it. i talked with alan dershowitz here last night, he's saying that he should never have been the special counsel. alan dershowitz is saying it's time to acknowledge that fact and move ahead. but it really resides with mueller, doesn't it, whether he goes or he stays . >> the president has the final word. lou: well i know he has the authority. practically i don't know if it's the case. >> it's a political question for the president whether he decides he's had enough. there will be screaming and wailing but he gets to call the shots. he's the chief chec executive ad he's the president. finally it's with him. however, the situation with mueller is every single thing that's come up or derive from all of this russian nonsense is tainted. it is fruit of the poisonous tree, an old legal term going back 80 years but still valid

today where in any evidence obtained unlawfully or throughout any sort of illegal act on behalf of law enforcement or prosecutors can't be used. and anything derived from that can't be used as evidence. this is criminal law matters -- lou: is there anything that mueller has done that wouldn't be contaminated, tainted as you put it? >> no. what we have is mueller acknowledging that he had a huge problem with strzok being on his staff because strzok, he's got his fingers in everything. he was in the hill clinton e-mail server case, the russia case with the steele dossier. the fact that mueller realized strzok is a problem anakined him is an admission that th knows tt anything that comes out of all of those investigations is the fruit of the poisonous tree. you can't take bad evidence and pretend you got it some other

way. and anything that derives from that is equally inadmissible. it's garbage. lou: garbage, the garbage that he has collected. is also known to rod rosen sign, why don't they take steps to end it now and cut their losses, because they know it cannot in any sense of equity proceed from here because it will lead to nothing. >> and mueller knows that ethical obligation he has, he's demonstrated it both with the fisa warrant nonsense and strzok. and so since he knows that he's under the gun here, i think that he's reluctant to admit that the whole thing is a sham and nothing can really be used because it's been obtained unlawfully. so he's trying to go about some way to rehabilitate the evidence or to find some other lesser charges to use. because look, prosecutors are built for two things, indictments and convictions. lou: i know.

i keep hearing this. i got to say to you. i don't know what the hell they're built for but i do know there is an american tradition of fairness and an impartial you disyoudish rare process. >> not with mueller. >> he's made that clear. as the president said he put together a team of hardened democrats. but the fact is that responsible two are rosenstein and sessions, mcconnell and ryan, you know, they're nonentities when it comes to their integrity and support of this president. so i don't know what part they play. but rosenstein and sessions should certainly do you not think, get rid of mueller and end this right now. talking about evidence and rehabilitating it, there is no evidence. >> you are correct. they're staning around with their hands in their pockets when they should move to shut the thing down. if mueller had any integrity based on his ethical obligation,

he would shut it down, resign, terminate the whole thing because it is collapsing on itself in slow motion. the problem is it's too slow. lou: it's too slow. slow-walking. i don't know how much -- it's as if the united states justice department has no energy. it has no integrity at the top. they think -- you know, it's entirety appropriate to take a year of the public's life, the government's life, this nation's life and just squander it and subvert this president. and they -- there's a special place reserved in hell surely for such people. chris farrell thank you so much. we appreciate it. a lot more straight ahead. we'll be right back. president trump isn't at all pleased with his department of justice. districjus. arizona attorney general general

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u.s. employers are prevented from paying an extra fee to have their petitions processed within two weeks. incredible. illegal immigrants who avoided capture after the oakland mayor tipped them off about i.c.e. raids last month have committed new crimes already. authorities have just apprehended three illegal immigrants who avoided arrests for offenses that include robbery and spousal abuse. acting i.c.e. director blames the mayor's actions for the escape of as many as 800 illegal immigrants. our next guest is fight against president trump's daca order in arizona. he petitioned the supreme court to take up the case to challenges to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, specifically daca recipients. joining us is the state of arizona's top law officer, attorney general mark brnovich.

good to have you with us. let's go to first the trump justice department basically saying they're not going to side with you and urge the supreme court not to take up the case. >> yeah. very very disappointing, lou, on so many levels because frankly our case was about more than driver's license. it was about the separation of powers, the rule of law and maybe more importantly, going back to that fundamental question of whether the president can unilaterally change a federal statute, which is what we've alleged all along president obama did and what he did with his original action dealing with daca. lou: it's been called illegal what president obama did, it was an executive action without any foundation. is that not correct? >> yes. and part of this is really -- there's some really fundamental questions i think we need to go back to. look, i'm a first generation american and you know my family fled communism in eastern

europe. lou: how far back are we going to go, mr. attorney general? we got limited time. >> i'm sorry. no, no, no. what i want to get to is the fundamental principle about the rule of law is that one person cannot unilaterally change the law. what makes the united states such a great country is the fact that no matter who you are, you have to follow the rules, no person is above the law and the law will be applied consistently and fairly to everyone. lou: did you not pay attention to the obama administration for eight years? they violated that almost daily. >> right. and that's why there were so many lawsuits against the federal government during those years. and that's my point. you cannot have the president of the united states unilaterally deciding -- lou: how does the supreme court leave in place an executive action that was illegal and call that adequate aban adequate response to your action before the supreme court? i mean, it's outrageous. >> that's the problem.

that's what i i wanted to get back to the first principles of the rule of law, the separation of powers. we've lost sight of this on both the right and the left about what the rule of law really means and what federalism really means. the federal government should not be telling zon arizona who y can and can't issue drivers' listens to. it's not up to the federal government to make those determinations. lou: are you going to appeal? >> we tried to appeal to the united states supreme court. lou: so you have no further action available to you? >> and that's the great disappointment, is the federal government, the united states department of justice basically undercut us and cut our knees out. we were hoping with the new administration that e would get some support from the federal department of justice and they would weigh in saying yes, supreme court you should hear this case. they took the step of asking the federal government to weigh in whether our case should be heard at the supreme court. and the united states department of justice said no, it shouldn't. and too me this case is so

important -- lou: do you have recourse at all? >> at this point there's no recourse. lou: well, you know, the judiciary in this country is so screwed up. i'm sorry, we're really out of time. >> thank you. lou: it's great to have you here. come back and we'll take up some of the other issues, like the wall. >> thank you. lou: you'll be pleased to know that the president apparently got about 5% of what he wanted. i don't suppose that will satisfy the folks in arizona or many other places either. attorney general mark brnovich, thanks for being us. do you believe attorney general sessions who hasn't made a may joar announcement about leak investigations in eight months will ever crack down on white house leakers ? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. please, roll our nightly video and here we go. a high-flying adventure tonight. look at that. i have never seen a helicopter do that. i'm not sure -- i am sure.

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lou: facebook urn fire and ceo mark zuckerberg speaking out, ie lent for five days about the facebook user data breach. the ceo admitted the company is imlguilty of a breach of trust t he didn't really apologize and he really didn't say anything of any material value whatsoever to either his customers, his users or anyone else. fox news national correspondent

with our story. >> vowing to correct the mistakes in a statement saying we have a responsibility to protect your data. and if we can't, then we don't deserve to serve you. cheryl samberg adding we know this is a major violation of people's trust and i deeply regret we didn't do enough to protect it. for days face back has been hammers in the press and in washington's cross hairs. >> facebook needs to come and talk to congress. >> how to balance user privacy with a business model that exploits their personal data for profit. >> people don't trust they're safe. they would stop using it. >> facebook's undoing began years ago when it gave a british app developer access to its users >> 50 million people were impacted and their data was accessed. >> facebook claims it did not

know that the data was for sale and survey answers were sold to cambridge an lit ka, a company formed by steve bannon and alexander knicks who ran the company until he was suspended the week after an undercover tv report appeared to show him bragging about corrupting public officials with money and hookers. >> we need to do a data audit to find out whether the personal information was acquired by cambridge analytica, whether or not facebook took appropriate measures when they found there mamay have been a breach. >> federal records show that the trump campaign paid cambridge $6 million in 2016 but campaign officials say they only used rnc data, not facebook data to target voters. both companies are under scrutiny for their use or misuse of personal information. >> check this box. that's in the minutia of a 16-page document.

>> zuckerberg said in the future facebook would restrict the app user to a name, user and e-mail. if you haven't used the app in the last three months. but sources say it's unlikely to stop congress from calling zuckerberg to testify. lou? lou: we'll see. the national left wing media obsessed with the texas bomber, it is however too easy to lose sight of the incredible act of heroism by deputy blaine gas skill. the maryland school resource officer who took action immediately in a moment of crisis. he shot and killed the school shooter a minute after the shooter opened fire preventing him from hurting any more of the students at the school. deputy gaskill, the shining exam. of how to stop a bad guy with a

gun is a good guy, a brave guy with a gun. up next, hillary clinton can't stop whining about president trump while she's on foreign soil. >> i tried to warn people about everything i could that he should not be anywhere near to oval office. but i hoped that there would be some reckoning with the power and the honor of the office. >> has there been any in. >?>> no, no. lou: it's really exciting when you hear her talking, isn't it, especially about president trump and his family. we'll continue in just one moment. stay with us. it's amazing. hillary clinton. she just keeping going and going and going, and on and own. on. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. stay with ♪ hey, sir lose-a-lot! thou hast the patchy beard of a pre-pubescent squire!

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stability of the global order. lou: what is she thinking? former congressman from utah, fox business contributor jason chaffetz joining us tonight. jason, it's great to see you. can you imagine. >> hey, good to see you. lou: -- she was running for president and she behaves, she talks like that. >> you know, every day i wake up and i just smile because i think hillary clinton is not the president of the united states. we're going to be all right. and the fact that she's doing an interview with the dutch news network just brings a smile to my face. lou: well, perhaps not the audience she had in mind for her dribble. but that is some of the. >> if that's what she wants to do, more power to her. she's demonstrating every day what america figured out, that she was not the person they wanted to give the powers, the levers of power to. lou: and a person that we really don't want to hear much more

from, i think, as well. >> she's the leader of the democratic party as best i can tell. you ask anybody who leads the democrats, most people would say it's still hillary clinton. lou: and tom perez and eet ellison. you've got some winners there. >> that's who they have. lou: i don't know what it's going to take for the democrats to push the clintons out. i don'i don't know if they're ce of it. speaking of the midterms, this spending bill as we understand it, written by four people, the republicans of course, mitch mcconnell heading up the senate, paul ryan the house and of course nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. have ryan and mcconnell lost their minds? >> look, dancing chuck schumer has got to be over there popping the corks on the champagne and dancing. he got everything he wanted. republicans gave up reconciliation -- remember the one tool that we actually had to get to the 50-vote threrk hold

as opposed to the 60, we gave that up with the budget cap resolution. i understand the positive things for the military and there are some other good parts of it but $1.3 trillion that members are not having enough time to read and funding things that we promised as republicans we would not do if they gave the levers of power to the republicans. and to their credit, house republicans, they passed the appropriations bill, they did it the way they were supposed to but there was no action in the senate and that's why, putting it squarely on mitch mcconnell in the senate. they never went through the proper process and that's why he gets this garbage bill at the end, right at the finish line. lou: do you think there's going to be a huge operate price for e republicans to pay at the midterm? ryan, mcconnell, the leadership, four-person conspiracy, half of the conspiracy is democratic and most of the spending bill is a democratic initiative. >> we'll see who votes for it and who doesn't.

i think those republicans who are up against the legitimate primary challengers are going to have a difficult time explaining how thaild would vote for this monstrosity. it is not what the republicans said they were going to do. it's going to produce a massive deficit. we did a good thing in tax cuts but you to cut spending. not increase spending by 13%, 14%. and difg th giving the democrats everything they wanted. lou: real quickly, the mueller probe. alan dershowitz said he should never have been the special counsel. does he have the integrity to say we couldn't find anything, we're going away? >> i would hope so but i really believe it starts one level above that. i don't believe the attorney general is up to the job. he's recused himself out of everything he needs to do. until you get rid of the attorney general you're going to have this problem. lou: jason chaffetz, great to

have you here. good to see you. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. tomorrow not ed rollins, greg jarrett among our guests as we focus on the deep state. us. good night from new york i'm tom in for kennedy no night, another major white house leak designed to make the president look bad. how many people had access to the putin phone call memo? ed henry is live at the white house. plus, mark zuckerberg tries to apologize for exposing the data of millions of users but is facebook doing enough to keep our info safe and the austin bombing suspect is dead. but what do we know about his motive? we've got a live report on his video confession. all that and more tonight on "kennedy." ♪ ♪