lou: good evening everybody. president trump stands vindicated tonight and the witchhunt is dead. the radical dimms are in hysterical meltdown. they are lashing out. it is well, agree to watch. attorney general william barr today, released the long-awaited robert mueller special counsel report. which after a 22 month long investigation, and the 11 month long fbi investigation that preceded it, exonerates president trump. no crimes committed, no charge, no collision, no obstruction.

here is the attorney general this morning. just an hour before releasing the report to the public. >> that's the bottom line. after nearly 2 years of investigation, thousands of subpoenas, hundreds of warrants and witness interviews, the special counsel confirmed. the russian government sponsored efforts to illegally interfere with the 2016 presidential election. but did not find that the trump campaign or other americans colluded in those efforts. lou: since day one president trump has stood firmly with the truth. neither he, nor his campaign, colluded with russia in any way. today, president trump was obviously both pleased with the result and still deeply concerned that no president ever again, be subjected to the baseless legal attack out of partisan purpose. >> i'm having a good day too.

no collision, no obstruction. [applause] there never was by the way and there never will be. lou: the president now has an attorney general who is forthright, principled and professional. attorney general william barr defending the rule of law. william barr intellect, knowledge, integrity, command incredible today. lexi and attorney general deal with representatives of the left-wing national media. >> are you have remarks that are quite generous to the president including acknowledging his emotions. with people most of the aisle concerns that you're trying to protect the president. >> the statement is about his sincere beliefs are recognized in the report.

that there was substantial evidence for that. i'm not sure your basis is for saying that i am being generous to the president. [inaudible] >> unprecedented is an accurate description, isn't it? mac. >> yes. lou: with about the national left-wing media represented was swatted away. those in the deep state of health perpetrate the greatest political scandal in american history, seeking to overthrow this president should be very nervous tonight. here in this broadcast we have an all-star lineup of the best attorneys in the country to take up the mueller report. and the likely future for this country. as the radical dimms have nowhere to hide. -- ed rollins, tammy bruce are among our guests tonight. our top story, special counsel

robert mueller and how it helped the radical left not unseat the president but did help still a midterm election. the determination of no collision in the mueller report was made long before today's final report was released by the attorney general. by the time special counsel robert mueller had been appointed, andrew mccabe 's fbi had been trying unsuccessful for most to corroborate the christopher steele dossier and yet, the clinton paid opposition research it contained and which constructed it, was used to obtain four fisa warrants. in order to buy on carter page, the last of which was signed in late june of 2017. it was never renewed.

and on june 14 of the same year, a numberof national news organizations , including the "washington post", political, "the new york times", reported that robert mueller and his obviously, very leaky legal team were suddenly looking into potential obstructions of justice by president trump. this despite the presidents brought immunity, inability to commit obstruction is the chief law enforcement officer of the country and the long-held justice department tenant that the united states cannot be subpoenaed. at least 16 months before the 2018 midterm elections, robert mueller and his team had very likely realized there was no case whatsoever for collusion. so instead, they moved to obstruction of justice. a charade that was used to attack the president and perpetuate the special counsel investigation. attacks daily by the radical

dimms. the rinos, the deep state and the media were unrelenting against the president. attacks so devastated that an nbc news wall street journal poll after the midterm elections found 62 percent of all americans did not believe the presidents claim of no collision. the only evidence of a crime is that of the radical dimms, a pursuit to allow them to at least still the midterm elections if not over there sitting present patron is not to take all this, victoria tensing, former district attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department.-- good to have you both here.

i want, i want to turn to you and ask how does it feel tonight to see finally, the conclusions of this long-awaited report. your thoughts, victoria?mac. >> it is wonderful. we are very happy in the green room but somebody there who was a democrat said, we just got the map to impeach the president. so, this isn't over. not by a long shot. and by the way just want to mention something, the word collusion for me as a lawyer, is like a fingernail on a blackboard. lou: you should not encourage me like that. i would love that to happen to attorneys. [laughter] joe, your thoughts? mac. >> today we saw an attorney general in full. what one is supposed to look like. a brilliant lawyer, a man capable of turning the press into pretzels. by talking to them and we'll

learn something from the full exposition of the so-called collision report. it should categorically there is no basis for an investigation in the first place. it is now abundantly clear that in order to restore the integrity of doj and fbi, that's to be a full-scale grand jury of the doj and fbi cia and director of national intelligence. that is not far from happening, they poke the bear when they poked bill barr and they poked the wrong way. they'll be a grand jury and some folks will need lawyers. lou: had to say this the most common just a matter of a few moments, standing there before a handful of press and in washington, i was so impressive with this command and his intelligence and his constraint. and even frankly, his humanity that he expressed without you know, he was just a thought remarkable. and i feel the president is

very fortunate to have him indeed. >> and we wanted him. you know that. lou: i do know that. i did not think i was going to get much of an argument. [laughter] >> you did not play the other sound clips. lou: give us time! we love you as a guest, we shy from freelance producing. [laughter] go ahead. >> he teaches you constitutional lessons without even batting an eye. a really dumb reporter says, why do you decide? mac what i think robert mueller went to congress to decide? mac let me see, i don't think that is the role of congress. the executives decide prosecutions. i mean, he just does it with such -- lou: he does. and let's turn to, joe, i would like to hear from both of you on this. when do you infer that robert mueller understood that he did

not have a collusion case of any kind? conspiracy or however, you want to construct with the russians. and can you discern as well as motivations and turning to obstruction of justice which came as a shock to everyone. and in june 2017. >> there's no doubt within 60 days of his appointment he knew there was no evidence of collusion or as peter strzok said, there is no there there. they knew it right away that's where they shifted to obstruction right away. because this was not getting at the truth, it was about getting the president. robert mueller knew that when he was appointed. rod rosenstein appointed him for one reason and one reason only. they knew that there was no collusion. they knew that there was only a counterintelligence investigation. that is her robert mueller never should have been appointed. what they did was they shifted

to obstruction. and to their credit, the presidents lawyers knew that right away. that is why they refused to allow the president to be interviewed. that is why the report is so frustrating for robert mueller and the democrats on the so-called obstruction side. the president was never going to be interviewed. he never should have been, there was no basis for an investigation. you cannot obstruct crime that does not exist. and i think robert mueller actually, when you read the report, it is an embarrassment. very unprofessional. it is critical where it need not be. it is not a neutral and detached document. robert mueller should be ashamed of himself.he was a tool of wiseman and that's what this is about.it's a wiseman diatribe. lou: there only tool of the democratic party. the dnc and the clinton campaign. >> indeed. lou: still the midterm elections beyond the original charter. is that fair, victoria? mac. >> yes. here's what bothers me. 47 percent of the american

people think the russians got in and settled with our voting machines. but we found out reading the report they put out a campaign of smearing, publicity campaign.we have not heard that in a campaign before. and then they have the emails of several people. that was complete interference and persuaded a whole potential campaign?mac no way. getting by with this kind of language for all of this time is really the first crime. >> victoria, thank you very much. joe, thank you. we appreciate you both being here. i think it is appropriate that i say to you, both, congratulations. [laughter] thanks so much for. >> and to you, lou. lou: thank you very much. the nation, hallelujah.thank you both. up next, the left-wing national media apoplectic reaction to

the mueller report. >> both volumes of this report likely falling like a thud for democrats. >> you might even say collusion, george. >> what he did was a roadmap, a 10 episode roadmap for really, serious considerations for impeachment. the question for me turns to why? mac why? mac. lou: why? mac why? those are the questions why we are asking. a special counsel investigation. more on that route the broadcast. we'll talk with tammy bruce. up next, it seems the house judiciary committee chairman, jerry nadler, he is having trouble understanding of the law and certainly separating it from politics. we take that up after the break we take that up after the break with judicial watch all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios.

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corporation of president trump or the trump campaign or the knowing assistance of any other american for that matter. that is something that all americans can and should be grateful to have confirmed. lou: grateful to have confirmed and proud as well. joining us tonight, judicial watch president, tom fenton. he has been at the forefront of covering and revealing information that has been long suppressed by the special counsel and others. in particular, the deep state. it is good to have you with us time. after this long battle, and judicial watch, serving on the front lines every day, your feelings about both the mueller report and the ag, barr.

chris i'm happy the president has been vindicated once again. will ready that there was no collusion, lou. but i'm average is a 448 page smear operation against him. the last abuse of power by robert mueller. you can see why the left is desperate to keep the ag, barr under wraps and to suppress and actually try to stop press conferences like the one this morning. lou: can you believe nadler was so foolish as to even -- i mean, you know what he is. but you still can't imagine he would be so foolish as to try and stop the attorney general of the united states will hold a press conference. >> i'm convinced the attorney general saw this garbage report from robert mueller that exonerates the present while trying to smear him and says, i see what is going on here. i will get to the heart of the matter. no collusion, no obstruction and the team i'm convinced and the democrats knew this, wanted to just drop the report on the american people, 448 pages of you know, hocus-pocus and --

lou: it is fairly silly. >> innuendo and fake legal analysis. a big op-ed against the president. william barr wasn't going to let them do that. lou: this makes you feel very authoritative holding up this break of nonsense. redacted -- it doesn't even invite curiosity pages it is an attack on a president with a specific partisan purpose and on the part of the radical dimms to unseat a duly elected president. they stole an election! midterm election. on the basis of -- this garbage and perpetuating a special counsel who found nothing, nothing! zero. >> and as you know, lou, you

may recall we talked about this last week. i never thought there should have been a mueller report because we suspected, this is what the goal was peer to have the justice department read hundreds of pages, criticized the president for exercising his responsibility as president. this president is attacked in this report for defending himself. again! lou: false charges. and an absolute conspiracy to overthrow the government of the united states. >> and to criticize the justice department and the fbi for abuse of power? and the suggestion for mueller is that could be obstruction of justice potential. do not tweet at me because i will put you in jail. that is the suggestion here. the president was so right to fire james comey. he was right to criticize robert mueller. really, he should have shut the mueller operation down. especially since as we discussed, they've know for at least one year there was no collusion and they were just fishing around helping to ensnare him in obstruction charge that they knew had no basis. lou: you agree with me that it is appropriate to infer from

the june 2017 leaks from the special counsel office that they were pivoting to obstruction of justice rather than collusion that they were partisan purposes specifically, distiller 2010 election. keeping the special counsel investigation alive for that reason. >> exactly. rod rosenstein, who was there this morning.he said the same thing that william barr said one year ago. no americans knowingly participated in this effort to impact the election by the russians. they've known at doj leadership levels they've known it. and i love ag william barr, he's a great man and he's doing the right thing. the doj has got to start policing itself. i think it's a wake-up signal to his politically that the doj is a law unto itself and needs to have its wings clipped and controlled constitutional. lou: disease the first attorney general i've seen in decades --

he is the first attorney general i've seen in decades that has the integrity to clean up this mess, the fbi and department of justice. it is -- i can't tell you how optimistic i am about what this man can achieve and what he has already done for this president and the country. and i'm so proud of you and judicial watch for all that you have done and contributed to seeing justice prevail. tom fitton, thank you for being with us. >> thank you pierce lane the radical dimms and a complete historical meltdown after the complete vindication of president trump. >> attorney general barr appears to have shown an unsettling willingness to undermine his department --

quickly misrepresented significant parts of the mueller report. >> president trump isa candidate , he set himself up for the investigation. >> attorney general of the united states -- he's not supposed to represent -- lou: i got a kick out of the representative. his been misrepresented this for two years.it is he who has misrepresented and lied outright about evidence of collusion. extraordinary. we will take all that up and much more. attorney, harmeet dhillon, joins us next. stay with us. we will be right back.what a day, what a day, what a -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together.

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as president , federal agents and prosecutors were scrutinizing his conduct before and taking office. there was relentless speculation in the news media about the presidents personal culpability. yet, as he said from the beginning, there was in fact, no collusion. and as a special counsel report acknowledges, there is substantial evidence to show that the president was frustrated and angered by his sincere belief that the investigation was undermining his presidency, propelled by his political opponents and fueled by illegal leaks. lou: and there you have it. with us now, harmeet dhillon, managing partner at the dhillon law group. what an amazing day this is. and the attorney general, the way that he handles himself and this is to, have to say that i am thunderstruck, i am so

struck by him. >> what an upgrade. to use your term, humanity. he was so like, competent yet humane and the way he described the situation, he really sucked all the action of an overheated run. i am looking forward to seeing more of this type of performance margaret attorney general. lou: i assume that we share, getting to the bottom of what happened at the justice department, the justice department -- the top law enforcement department in the country, the attorney general, the top law enforcement officer. the fbi leadership, just with rank, politically corrupt as were a number of the leaders in the justice department.i have often doubted over the course of the past two years, that we could actually see the department and the agency reform. william barr makes me think that we actually could.

>> i agree. and that three outstanding investigations that are already going on with inspector general the fbi, there is also the investigation into andrew mccabe. next to our attorney general the stage was rod rosenstein. who you know, sometimes had claimed to say he would wear wire and today he is standards have exonerated the president. so i think this kind of attitude runs pretty high up the chain there. in the doj and i think it may take a while to change the culture there but i think we have a good start here. lou: i do too. i have to say i cannot help but be struck by the expressionless faces of the two gentlemen standing behind the attorney general as he started talking about federal agents. the attorney general shows the neutral word, scrutinizing the president and his campaign, i think the word could have been used as well, spying on.

they did not blink, they did not blanch. but they were there, if you will come at the creation of this mess. >> absolute.they were -- out of the queen everything that went on against the president and many other americans that dates back to the vomit ministration. this is not just cleaning up corrupt cops at the fbi and doj produce different political aspects that need to be exposed so they never happen again to any american. lou: is the president says, because i do not know any present, or anyone period dakota stood up with the pressure, attacks, salt from every corner. and it is continuing from the left-wing media and these so-called chairs of these house committees carrying out an investigation. this is a sorry, sorry moment in american history that this

has been allowed to go on. but this was all at least the witchhunt and now, we have come to terms with the rancid political corruption that is the well, point of fact, the democratic party that d&c and it looks like it extends across the atlantic to intelligence agencies there as well as former intelligence agencies. there could even be an active role for all that we know at this point. do you believe there is the political will to bring to justice, those who have -- perpetrated this witchhunt who in collusion with james comey, andrew mccabe and others, perhaps, loretta lynch, to bring them into the sunlight so that all can see what really

happened here. >> well, to your question of political will, if there's going to be investigatory work would have to be done by the department of justice and the department of justice and think is on board with the president now. we will see more leadership changes there and we hope that william barr will be given all of the rope and ammunition he needs to go forward. from a political viewpoint as just mentioned, the six heads of the top democratic committees in congress just in the past hour released a joint statement calling for more witchhunt.so that's what they want to do with their time and is not just the president and his administration but all the american people that have been cheated out of the government for the last two years. lou: is not good for america but not having this fight would be worse for america. >> i agree. no doubt. we have to clean house from top to bottom. we actually get in and read some things that happen, the president has some people around them that are not particularly supportive of him. and that is unfortunate as

well. >> some of the bloggers -- chris many of the lawyers. that's right. >> you know, harmeet dhillon, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: glad to share. thank you so much, harmeet. >> take care, thank you. lou: more americans approving of the president handling of the economy. creating jobs and climate. plus more on this historic day of vindication and yes, exoneration for president trump. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth...

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that one out with employment as historic highs and unemployment at historic lows. president trump has just tweeted the following talking about the russian interference in the presidential election. anything the russians did concerning the 2016 election was done while obama was president. he was told about it and did nothing. most importantly, the vote was not affected as a result. when a former reagan whitehouse political director, fox business political analyst, ed rollins , your building up all sorts of honorifics. >> thank you very much. >> extraordinary day expert. >> i was impressed by william barr, i was overly impressed today. he clearly laid out the case

against the russians. lou: and the special counsel attorney. >> absolute. lou: this document, folks, when you look at this -- 448 pages, this is insane. i do not care howlong it took , it took 22 months of investigation to come up with no charges. think about how mindless this is, even by government standards. that much effort, that much money spent, nothing! by the way, there never was probable cause.>> there never was. reality is, defend yourself against a crime, we cannot say with the crime is but you have to prove your own innocence. lou: and by the way, you better not act like you're frustrated, you better not fire the fool that is special counsel, you better not go after 18 angry democrats who mean to hang you,

figuratively. this is insane. >> this is a new president, that's elected basically a brand-new team and from day one, they are under this scrutiny. the cost to the staff, to the president, to america for this thing -- lou: it is just extraordinary. the national left-wing media will not credit the president whatsoever. a historic president and everything he's accomplished in two years. 11 months of an fbi investigation then followed by 22 months of investigation by a partisan driven special counsel without any crime to investigate. seeking anything including a perjury trap against the president of the united states. these people should be held accountable and everyone involved, the dems who funded it, and those who aided and embedded in this attempt to overthrow president should be, i think, they should be in orange jumpsuits.

>> the public needs to watch the hearings outcome forth with great jaundiced eyes. lou: the present will tell them all to go to hell. why should he put up with it? too close he shouldn't. and he will need to make sure his team does not go up and testify. reality is, you think this thing had never come out. lou: you tell me that someone is supposed to take these packs seriously? too. >> is part of it. they will all look like a bunch of idiots and they will basically have all of these idiotic members they have, they will try and get five minutes in the sun to show how smart they are in the american public will see them for what frauds they are. lou: it is i think by the way, that's already the case. and i can't, i can't help but believe that even the national left-wing media, even though they been complicit in this attempt to destroy president, there has to be at least a

crack in solidarity of this, these so-called journalists who are basically paid propagandists now. >> worse than that. there is not one of them that has been out there that has said i'm sorry, i made a mistake. i got the story wrong. that is what they need to all do. lou: excuse me, adam schiff is on the phone wanted to apologize to the audience. >> they should! lou: they should. you and i both know the odds of it. my friend, thank you so much. >> good day. lou: glorious day. up next, more on the triumphant president trump cleared of collusion, exonerated, all sorts of things. including not being patient because his patience is now certifiable. i cannot even say what i would've done the situation. it would not have been pleasant. and i -- i guess i lost any

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counsel investigation. providing unfettered access to campaign and white house documents. directing senior aides to testify freely and asserting no privilege claims. at the same time, the president took no act that affect the pride of the special counsel of documents necessary to complete his investigation. lou: the attorney general acknowledging the president and his white house fully cooperated with the special counsel. my god, the top lawyer spent 30 hours with the special counsel. where's your corrupt intent? mike are you kidding me, obstruction of justice, what nonsense! and the white house, the president fully transparent throughout the process and you can't say the same for the special counsel, 18 angry democrats. joining me now, never really

angry, always, always pleasant and well, tammy bruce, washington times columnist, fox business contributor. he didn't know if i would ever find something that would liberate that. >> it all sounded good, thank you, sir. lou: how do you feel? >> very good. i'm even angrier for the president because this today and, the nature of what mueller did effectively confirmed it was a frame. and that the special counsel in his own report, effectively lay that out. clearly, no collusion as a result. lou: didn't mean to, but they did. >> also i contend, lou, it was the president defense of himself that was a surprise. that in fact, mueller and the team with push back into having to turn the lights off

everyone, and then -- lou: because the president called it what it was. a witch hunt. >> and this is what republicans have never done. which is simply be honest and stand up for what is right. lou: think about who we got as president. he actually speaks directly to the american people. he does not need television or radio or even -- well he needs the web because he is tweeting. he is a direct line to most americans. >> the direct line you know -- lou: and he speaks truthfully and straightforward. >> everyone these days has a direct line. it is the nature of what we are saying and people can now tell whether or not we mean it. and if we own the nature. like the attorney general, that is a man in command. lou: better believe it. >> we can assess individuals and we have to quickly. in this world -- lou: but you have to be careful because we don't follow the rules of political correctness you may say something truthful and blunt and direct and comprehensible and my god, what

would happen then? and it does not comport to the standards and somehow most people, left without a voice. >> the president has committed a crime which is surviving everything the swamp has thrown at him. that and being able to still be himself. and he is serving as a role model in that regard. but i would contend with this report, the president has more time and i know it is not what he would have wished for the last two years of his first term as they will be a second. if i have my way there would be a third one. he has to expose even more, the corrupt nature of the swamp, of the left in general and now unfortunately, the democratic party. lou: out enough votes and fortunately because they've been out for a long time. this corruption is -- there should be accounting.

this they were. the president likes to call it a hoax but this was a conspiracy to overthrow the president of the united states. and, this is bad stuff and i -- how -- to your point, any other person in the white house would have folded up like a cheap lawn chair amongst the last several presidents. >> he is the right person and this is, the nation has seen this many times. about three or four times. and this is why this is a moment history as it was with washington and as it was with lincoln and reagan and now here. is the right person at the right time for the right reason. lou: and the pastor always talks about this president. god sent his president.he is

a person of providence. i will take the evidence is accumulating mightily to support the pastors views. >> it is not going to be certain, you have a man and woman like this, times reflected and it is not necessarily always easy but -- lou: asked the president if it is easy. >> are in a position because you can handle what's coming and it is necessary and i welcome the report because it really does prove not just the framing, the attempted framing of the president but the sloppiness and eventual failure. lou: which of the president do with all of these calls, subpoenas and insistence from the chair of democratic committees that they want to subpoena this individual and that in his administration. what should he do with that? quickly. >> just it was all kavanaugh. the behavior, we do not like this kind of grandstanding. it is political. lou: what should he do? mac. >> ignore it, effectively, i think. lou: do go far as to tell them to go to hell? mac. >> i think the president probably will. some way that is ironically funny and dryly funny, david:

loulou: more eloquently than i suggested. >> he has done a great job of it. lou: a great job. good to have you. tammy bruce, always. up next, truth prevails! we have more the president's exoneration, his vindication after years of lies and attacks from the radical dems, the left, the deep state and assorted complicit actors. stay with us, we are coming stay with us, we are coming all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management.

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