[inaudible conversations] david: the president is signing autographs. pressing the flesh. it is the political season. he will be in new orleans tonight. that does it for us. thanks for watching. see you next time. liz: welcome to the show. tonight wall street is calling it the rodney dangerfield market. it gets no respect. we'll explain why stocks are bouncing back in a big way today after yesterday's nasty selloff as president trump declared china deals could quote, absolutely happen. also tonight iran says it was not us. we did not sabotage those oil tankers in the gulf. we debate iran's claim it was the u.s. trying to draw iran into a fight. that story is coming up tonight as president trump says as fake news, "new york times" report that is suggesting that the white house is talking about sending 125,000 troops to the region. we'll debate the story as well. mondale democrats campaigning on raising your

taxes but they ignore what we found, astonishing example of government waste. equal in size to the gdp of poland. we take on why do-nothing democrats want to raise your taxes, never fix the government. we'll bring on a fiery debate between a socialist and a capitalist. that story is coming up. the democrats subpoena cannon is dwindling into weak threats to jail attorney general william barr. now msnbc is criticizing. now this, william barr appoint ad u.s. attorney to look into how the russia probe started in the first place. we'll break it all down. at least three probes happening right now. we also will break down what critics say is the democrat playbook of impeachment light. impeachment without the impeachment. the goal is this, get robert mueller to testify. use dramatic and damaging national tv spectacle to drive trump's ratings down and drive him out of the office in 2020. the democrats launched a new blitz to limit how much the

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louisiana with details on president's trip. the president pointing out power of u.s. energy, that sector stopped the u.s. from collapsing into recession last decade. connell. reporter: liz, this was not technically a campaign event. at times it sounded like one. president went after some potential 2020 opponents. however he spent the majority of his time talking directly to the workers here who he says have been directly benefiting from his policies. >> this extraordinary turnaround is possible because under my administration we have ended the war on american energy and which have ended the economic assault on our wonderful energy workers. you were under assault. connell: some of the deregulation analysts say boosted job breath in the liquified natural gas industry actually began under president obama but certainly has been accelerated under president trump. there were two executive orders that the president signed back in april, that sempra energy, which is the company behind this

particular facility, says it really helped to speed up the production of energy and in particular the lng, liquified natural gas. as for the president's ongoing trade war with china, that is something of a factor as well but you didn't hear much from the president about that, unless you count comment like this. >> so we lose the jobs, we lose the taxes, we lose the wealth and another country builds the product and they send it in. no tax. well that's changing. you saw that. that's changing rapidly. connell: the latest round of retaliatory tariffs china did raise what was a 10% tariff on liquified natural gas up to 25%. but here's the thing, that actually might not cause much short-term pain because the president says the sempra ceo told him they're sold out for 20 years. liz, back to you in studio. liz: connell mcshane thanks

for your journalism there. five dozen panic attacks what is the longest bull run in u.s. history. stocks bouncing back in a relief rally after china signaling too more talks down the road. the president says china went back on a good deal? >> we have a very good dialogue. we have a dialogue going. it will always continue but we made a deal with china. it was a deal that was a very good deal. it had to be a very good deal. we just can't make a very good deal. i told that to president xi. we had a deal that was close an they broke it. liz: edward lawrence at the white house with more? reporter: a senior administration official told me this evening the president plans, this administration is planning a trip to china for the next round of talks at some point. the two sides want to keep the communication going. the president said china broke the deal. the u.s. trade representative says that china was actually pulled back almost all the concessions that they had made across multiple sections of this agreement. still a spokesman for the

chinese foreign minister saying they have a right to defend themselves. they said they will not succumb to external pressure and are determined to maintain their legitimate rights. >> translator: we advised the u.s. side to take heed of the international community's reaction, calls from people of all walks life, calculate baines and loss of their own interest have a clear understanding of the situation and return to the right track at an early date. we hope we can meet china halfway to strive together for mutually beneficial and win-win agreement on the basis of mutual respect. reporter: you hear there, china wants to go halfway with the united states. the united states says they will not allow china to keep stealing intellectual property. both republicans and some democrats support the president standing up to china. >> so what the president's doing is using tariffs as a tool to get them to change the behavior that leads to them cheating us out of market share.

it is not about china out working americans, it is about china cheating and somebody should have done this 30 years ago. reporter: now the administration upping the pressure. the president or the u.s. trade representatives office listing items everything else basically china has imported into the united states that could potentially go under a 25% tariff. a public meeting will be june 17th. on that, after that meeting and the report is done the president can put everything that china import into the united states under a tariff. back to you, liz. liz: edward lawrence in washington. thank you very much. let's get an update from gerri willis from the new york stock exchange. reporter: call it turnaround tuesday. all major markets finish in the green as stocks rally off two-month lows. trade fears easing up as we saw in the stocks today. the dow closing up 207 point, reaching an intraday high well over 300 points, 363 points for that blue-chip average. s&p closing up 23, nasdaq up 87.

the sectors leading the way it was really a broad-based rally. tech, energy, industrial stocks, all doing better that and other another industrial stock, boeing even though it had bad news, boeing hammered you guessed it, the 7237 max jet groundings. they delivered 24% fewer planes this year than last year. they are well behindir closed up 1.5% thanks to this broad market rally of the liz, back to you. liz: gerri willis at the big board. thank you so much. latest on democrat's push to bury the president in avalanche of never-ending anti-trump probes. we're waiting to hear from a federal judge weighing today whether the president's personal accounting firm has to turn over president trump's financial records to the house oversight committee. democrats are really looking for with these investigations is impeachment without impeachment. that could backfire with voters

potentially. impeachment light people are calling it. here's the thing, robert mueller has real gravitas. democrats want robert mueller to testify. it would be dramatic and damaging tv spectacle. that could slam president trump's approval ratings. that is the gameplan so he doesn't get reelected. let's bring in a ranking member of the financial services, north carolina congressman patrick henry. great to see you, sir. >> great to see you, liz. liz: what is your reaction? did we get it wrong? >> you're spot on. this is about trump obsession, democrats on capitol hill and democrat running for president are obsessed with family of donald trump, his family, finances, businesses even long before he considered running for public-offs. they're completely obsessed with him. the president said i will not comply with a witch-hunt all about embarrassing me or attempting to embarass me, rather than legitimate policy making and oversight of the executive branch.

so this is really about the obsession and circus-like atmosphere of capitol hill they're trying to creates a looks to the president. liz: sir, i would like your reaction to democrats threatening to throw trump officials in prison and in jail. watch this. >> it is our responsibility as a coequal branch of government to hold them accountable. i don't want to throw him in jail but i'm ready to do so. >> you have to have him locked up unless he agrees to participate, come to the hearing. >> we do have jail down in the basement of the capitol. [laughter]. but if we were arresting all of the people in the administration we would have overcrowded jail situation. i'm not for that. [laughter]. >> 7214 in the code is even clearer as to what happens if you do not hand over the tax returns. there are fines.

there is jail. there is a et cetera, this is serious business. liz: congressman, is that serious talk? what are you hearing? >> these are the same democrats that were going crazy because you had locker up chants at trump rallies in presidential election for hillary clinton who broke federal law, we all firmly believe. and we actually talked about due process even for hillary clinton. these democrats are so obsessed they don't want to follow standard orders and procedures here on capitol hill or the courts in order to get what they want. they are so obsessed it will lead them to impeachment proceedings, even though we have roaring economy, the president has done nothing wrong. robert mueller has actually produced a report that says yes, russians tried to intervene in our election. that was clear. there is no collusion and no obstruction of justice. so it is a crazy atmosphere that you're seeing among democrats that is going to lead them to

impeachment proceedings. they're so obsessed with the president, rather than focus on what their constituents want and what american people need and deserve, for to us be serious policymakers to keep moving the country forward. liz: congressman, we're tracking numbers, looks like to be one of the worst congresses in history. just 16 laws enacted so far this year. run less than half the rate of prior congress in terms of legislation enacted. your reaction to that, sir? >> we got great work done last congress. mastiff tax reform, tax cuts. new understanding how we regulate bank to get community lending going. we have good work we built on last congress and great regulatory relief out of administration. liz: but nothing now. >> the economy is roaring. they're trying to halt all progress because they're so obsessed with donald trump. let's keep focused. keep the economy rolling. let's wage growth continue to rise. support the president being tough on china of the these are good things we can get done.

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liz: breaking news. it is coming to deliver a big hit to silicon valley stocks. san francisco board of supervisors, it is now the first city in the u.s. to stop the use of facial-recognition technology by police and all other municipal agencies. we'll stay on that story for you. secretary of state mike pompeo in russia today, he met with president vladmir putin amid the escalating crisis in iran and venezuela. fox news's rich edson with more

at the state department. rich? reporter: good ening, liz. secretary of state mike pompeo met this afternoon with russian president vladmir putin. this is pompeo's first trip to russia as secretary of state. putin opened the session that the united states and russia can rebuild the relationship because special counsel robert mueller finished his report. putin says mueller investigation was very objective and confirms there was no collusion between his government and the trump campaign. the mueller report did find sweeping and systemic russian interference. hours later pompeo warned that united states would not tolerate the russian's election meddling. >> that would put our relationship in worst place than it has been and encourage them not to do that. reporter: they are still investigating a sabotage of saudi tankers in the united arab i am her rates. the saudi foreign minister calls

the sabotage is suspicious and that the u.s. could be behind defense attacks. patrick shanihan has a military plan to send 120,000 troops in the middle east according to "new york times," if they is being rail forces or nuclear weapons. >> if we did that we would send at hell of a lot more troops than that. >> according to iranian state till vision, says there will be no war with the united states nor will there be negotiations. liz? liz: rich edson. we have heritage foundation senior research fellow, retired lieutenant colonel dakota wood. of colonel numerous polls show the american voters do not want a war in the middle east. why are tensions being manipulated and escalated by headlines the president is now calling fake news? >> i mean you have this on going tension between iran and the united states over sanctions that stem from the iran nuclear

agreement. so there is a very hard push by the united states to restrict the flow of capital or cash money, and oil sales into iran to try to get it back to the negotiating table so we can constrict their nuclear program. obviously iran doesn't like that so you see this friction mounting 2010 the two countries. >> is the situation made more combustible by officials saying the u.s. will not differentiate between attacks from iran and iran proxy groups like hezbollah. >> it had decades of supporting terror groups like hamas, hezbollah, other factions stretching from iran down through syria into jordan even, lebanon, attacks on israel. this is nothing new and you know, if you have the state sponsor of these terrorist groups, they're providing weapons, material, the technicians, the support, political cover, so they should be held accountable. liz: under the obama administration iran gained access to almost $100 billion after it was, that money was released from sanctions in 2015.

iran was saying it was its money. did iran use that money to bang role syria's dictate bar scharre al-assad and houthi rebels in yemen? >> i don't know about hezbollah but certainly factions, shia backed, iranian backed, militias in iraq, houthi rebels going on, pitted proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. absolutely hamas and hezbollah. this is very clear. open source, part of the record. several countries validated this. it shouldn't come as a you are is prize this is point of contention with the trump administration. liz: democrats are confused over the u.s. policy here. let's watch. >> what we need is a diplomatic surge because if iran is reeling from all of the consequences of the sanctions that the trump administration has reimposed the purpose of sanctions is not a means to an end. it is a means to get iran back to the negotiating table.

>> democrats on the foreign relations committee requested classified briefings so we can get up to speed on the president's strategy. liz: your take on that, sir? >> the strategy certainly, the objective is to get them to talk. but what we're seeing in the case of iran, maduro in venezuela, kim jong-un in north korea is they want pressure taken off before they will have these negotiations. clearly when pressure hasn't been applied they have no interest changing their behavior. this full-court press, maximum pressure applied to each of these regimes is absolutely the way to go and i think the president has the right approach. it is very clear. he articulated this a number of times. i'm not really sure why the opposition there in congress is confused what the policy is. liz: colonel, iran is one of the world's worst human rights abusers. we've seen it from watchdog groups from around the world. they keep saying that. do you feel that d.c. doesn't pay enough attention to the

human rights abuses coming out of iran? >> it's a central value for the united states and a lot of western democracies for human rights. we always articulate even during the height of the cold war with the soviet union but sometimes there are other issues like nuclear capabilities, support to terrorism, that really take prominence in these discussions. so it depends on the situation and the state you're working with whether it is north korea, iran, what have you, whether you lead with human rights or one of these background issues until you can resolve a more lethal kinetic problem you're dealing with up front. liz: colonel wood, thank you very much. thank you for your service our country. come back soon. >> thank you. liz: we're keeping eye on other stories. to the college admissions scandal, a former us csis assistant women's soccer coach laura jenke pleated guilty. charged with faking athlete profiles for children like actress lori loughlin kids an

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♪ liz: welcome back. you're watching the fox business network the we're coming into the bottom of the hour. according to "u.s. news & world report" the state of washington is the best state to live in in america. no doubt because of its booming economy due to blue chip companies like amazon, microsoft and boeing. they made their hopes there. president trump touting the jobs and the roaring economy in louisiana today. >> we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. last month we created another 263,000 jobs, crushing expectations. since the election we created nearly six million jobs including 57,000 new oil and gas pipeline construction jobs. [cheers and applause] liz: so even "the new york times" admitting the economy is on fire. "new york times" says president trump is running on the strongest economy of any president seeking re-election

since bill clinton in 1996 and arguably since richard nixon in 1972. we should note that unions have yet to come out in force to endorse any democrat. joining me now national taxpayer s union mattie duppler. what is your take on all of this? >> the economy is strongest it has been in quite some time and the president is in good position to run on that. something that bears repeating when we talk about the economy is the wage number. one of the most pervasive parts of the economy under obama people didn't see wages rise or paychecks get any bigger. we're entering ninth straight month of wages rising over 3% of the those increases going most steadily to the bottom part of income ladder. the economy is working not just the top but the bottom as well. liz: democrat have a hard time to figure out how to take on trump in the battle ground states, record unemployment numbers, record low unemployment numbers.

the economy created 1.2 million goods produces jobs, durable goods, mining, logging. that was twice as much created in obama's last 27 months. strong wage gains there. when people compare the economies president is seeing lower number of government workers jobs being created. your take on all of that? >> to compare the obama administration, the trump administration, looking at governor employees is good metric to do so. that is where you saw a lot of job growth particularly the first couple years of the obama administration. because the trump administration rolled back regulations, decreased the tax burden for businesses it allowed businesses to hire. not just hire, invest in those workers. that is why you're seeing the wages rise. liz: know how the republicans want to put the vote green new deal and democrats voted present. republicans have you democrats vote on alexandria ocasio-cortez's idea to print money for their government programs to create jobs. your take on that? >> real profiles in courage in

the united states senate. you don't have a single democrat stand up for a bill some of them running for president cosponsored. no democrat voted for the new deal on the floor. when they put their policies, put their mouth where their policy is doesn't act as well on the campaign trail but when it comes to mmt, deficits don't matter, the government can print and spend money there are no consequences that is how democrats run their fiscal policy for the last several years. if we had a hearing on the hill we wouldn't see much different from them. interesting to see democrats to put thought behind what their policies will look like if there are consequences. >> mattie duppler, love having you on. come back soon. >> good to see you, liz. liz: here is something socialists always ignore, the waste in socialist government programs we have already in the united states like medicare, medicaid. we have a capitalist, and a socialist about to go head-to-head. president trump is proud of attorney general william barr

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♪ liz: all right. government spending hitting an all-time record high, $2.57 trillion spent in the first seven months of fiscal 2019. remember when barack obama and congress vowed to pay for the affordable care act by rooting out waste, fraud, taxpayer abuse from medicare and medicaid. it would help pay for obamacare. it didn't happen. look at this. 20 federal agencies admit shelling out $1.3 trillion in improper overpayments since 2004. the worst offenders, hhs, irs, social security, pentagon, medicaid, medicare, social security, jobless benefits and eitc and more.

democrat socialist member and forbes media chairman steve forbes. 2020 democrats keep pushing to raise taxes. why don't they always raise taxes? why not fix problem of government waste, it is equal to the size of poland? >> shows when government is in charge, call it socialist or anything else there is no consequences for the kind of waste. private sector, capitalism, free markets, you have that kind of waste you go out of business. this has been going on for decades. britain after world war i, as navy got smaller, the agency running the navy got bigger. there are no consequences to the kind of waste. if you reduce budget, you get less next year. no real incentives to guard the taxpayers money. liz: nomiki, republican john kennedy, a number of democrats want a bipartisan push of both chambers to stop government sending payments to dead people, billion dollars, and payments what do you think? >> of course there are inefficiencies. bernie sanders himself talked about how the government is

structured in a way that is not efficient. part of that is because we have this dual privatized and frankly socialized government in which it is frankly neoliberal, neocon government which we privatized industries that should be socialized which would be much more efficient made it for all. if we tax the richest we talk about the private sector which mr. forbes just mentioned, the private sector is only concerned about the bottom line. government should not function that way. when government is functioning the way that is concerned about the bottom line people not paying taxes are the ones who are prioritized over weeking people. >> government is only concerned about its own well being, its own power, not about the people f it is concerned about the people you wouldn't see the massive waste. in the private sector you succeed by meeting the needs and wants of other people which is why capitalism is moral and free market, free markets don't

succeed you don't provide something don't want. without profits, you don't get new businesses, expanding business businesses. you don't get break threws we need. socialized medicine in europe crushed innovation. that is absolutely true. go back to the 1950s and 1960s. europe was great font of new pharmaceuticals. today, today it is the u.s. that is the font of most new pharmaceuticals. liz: nomiki, six 1/2 million people listed at social security being older than 112 of age. only 40 people in the entire world aged 112 and over. that is totally inefficient. that is something? >> that is different than socialized medicine. liz: that is social disability insurance payments. go ahead, forgive me. >> clean up, so if we funded our government properly, if richest 1% actually funded the government rather than working people, who already stretched way too thin, going broke because they break their arm, go

bankrupt, and already, you know, their wages are low, not protected because unions have been under attack by the koch brothers in states. this is what is happening with the working class. because of that, because of government is not funded we're not able to clean up the waste. liz: we got to go. >> government has never been bigger, never more inefficient. that is what happens, free markets are not in charge. liz: medicare is going upside down. >> government isn't a free market. liz: why the whole congress go into the va, single-payer is so great? have politicians get their health care. >> europe they ration health care. we don't want want that here. liz: you've been great. love to have you both on. thanks for coming on. democrat presidential candidate, former governor of colorado i'm going to debate, john hickenlooper. he will join us tomorrow. it will be a must see interview. capitalism, versus socialism town hall headed by one and only

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from evidence. liz: joking there. rod rosenstein slammed former fbi director james comey for various probes at the fbi. whoo i will this is happening, attorney general william barr bringing on a man known has a tenacious and respected prosecutor. he is john durham. he will investigate what evidence was used to start the russia investigation to begin with. president trump saying he is proud of his attorney general. watch. >> i didn't know it but i think it's a great thing that he did it. i saw it last night and they want to look how the whole hoax got started t was the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the people of this country. you know what? i am so proud of our attorney general that he is looking into it. i think it is great. i did not know about it, no. liz: don, jr., donald trump, jr. is striking a deal to testify for a limited amount of time in front of the senate intelligence committee. let's bring in fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more.

reporter: began the investigation weeks ago workingg with dan coats the director of national intelligence and cia director gina haspel. that they are focused on the months leading up to the election includes the use and mission of informants and properly predicate as well as irregularities in the october 2016 surveillance application for trump campaign aid carter page. with durham appointment a senate democrat leveled new criticism as senior republican put his investigation on hold. >> i will not use his committee to get in their way. we don't need a bunch of politicians being prosecutors. >> the investigation is a politically-motivated distraction. it's a waste of john durham's talent. reporter: former director of national intelligence whose actions are likely under review, works at cnn says the durham investigation is off track. >> we're losing sight of what was all this, the predicate for all this was the russians. that was a profound threat and

still is. reporter: the surveillance warrant and three rules are under review from justice department watching to michael horowitz. in a speech last night, unloaded on former fbi director james comey who signed the original application. >> now the former director seems to be acting as a partisan pundit, selling books, and earning speaking fees while speculating about the strength of my character and the fate of my immortal soul. that is disappointing. reporter: in a separate development the democrat led house intelligence committee is seeking record from four lawyers who represent the trump family over allegations they pressured the president's former personal attorney michael cohen to mislead congress. in response the trump legal team questioned cohen's reliability, adding the investigation has no legitimate legislative purpose. liz? liz: chairman herridge in washington, thank you. the house probe is getting delayed. white house counsel don mcgahn

may not show for a house judiciary hearing next week. again not clear if he will show up. bring in for her reaction, "wall street journal" editorial page writer jillian melchior. what is your reaction what is going on? >> big news. hectic to watch unfold. if we're talking about the fbi investigation, the bottom line here is, the mueller report was about finding out if russia had compromised the credibility of our elections. we got a pretty good answer on that. but equally important question for american democracy was, did the fbi act in a way they were trying to meddle with the outcome of the election. i don't have a clear answer on that. this is really important one. about restoring faith in american democracy. i hope they get to the bottom of it. liz: set the stage, bring it back to august 2016 lisa page at the fbi texts her lover peter strzok. he is not going to become president, right? she asked peter strzok. he said no, we're going to stop it. jerry nadler, nancy pelosi, al green, adam schiff saying we

must impeach the president so he does not get reelected. watch this. >> we cannot accept a second term for donald trump if we are going to be faithful to our democracy and to the constitution of the united states. trump goading us to impeach him. >> i'm concerned if we don't impeach this president he will get reelected. we must impeach this president, if we don't, it is not the soul of the nation that will be at risk only. it is the soul of the congress that is at risk. >> i don't think this country could survive another four years of president like this who gets up every day trying to find new inventive ways to divide us. liz: jerry nadler in 2016 before the election said, we have to suppress donald trump's approval ratings and divide him from the gop. that was the gameplan set down by jerry nadler, 2016. >> i have to laugh at some of these new far left candidates

coming up. aoc crowd wanting to impeach from day one. i think nancy pelosi is between a rock an a hard place. a lot more moderate democrats staking hopes on the mueller report coming out saying there was collusion. it didn't say that i think what we're seeing a free-for-all, my favorite new political world is self-impeaching. that is bit of an excuse. liz: new vocabulary there. will you come back? >> absolutely. >> read her stuff. jillian is a great writer. democrats declaring war on president trump and his worder wall. trying to stop the president from using pentagon money to build the border wall. we'll show you why the law is on the president's side. stay there. ♪ or other child. or their new friend. or your giant nephews and their giant dad.

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600%, almost 600%. in 2014 president obama declared an emergency, a crisis on our border. we didn't oppose that. we agreed with him. we supported that. it's doubling that right now, so why do we have a problem? because speaker pelosi and her followers are saying, hey, this is political. it's totally political. it's becaused on personalities. they don't like our president. president trump is trying to secure. elizabeth: the largest single group of offenses in federal court, more than a third of all reported cases, 22,000 federal cases involving illegals in the federal courts, and we've got a big marriage fraud. a hundred people arrested, 50 now in custody in houston. these people paid $70,000 apiece for fake marriage certificates the get into the u.s. your take on that. >> well, it goes back to all the fraud going on on the border. 30% of the kids coming across the border are also being used as a front to get adults through the border.

again, this is out of control. there's no order on the border right now, liz. and we in the communities who are exhausted, our dhs partners are exhausted. everyone's saying, hey, we need help except congress. and it's frustrating. i've said that on your show before, i'll say it again. it's real what's going on on this border. we're canning for help throughout the southwest -- asking for help throughout the southwest or border. congress needs to get involved. elizabeth: any democrat ever visit with you or border patrol official to say, hey, we will help you? does anybody ever talk to you on the democrat side? >> no. and i open the door to anybody who want to come down and get a real-life are scenario of what's going on along with my fellow sheriffs. i have never had a democrat come visit me. elizabeth: i can hear the fatigue in your voice. thank you for your service to our country, sir. good to have you on. thank you for having us in your homes, and thank you so much for watching. lou dobbs is next on the fox

business network. keep it here for all of your business news, fox business. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. here we go, it appears the days of reckoning have arrived for the radical dems and the deep state who conspired to overthrow the president of the united states. attorney general william barr is escalating the investigations of the appointment of a special counsel, appointing a u.s. attorney to examine the origins of the russian witch hunt. president trump today welcomed the attorney general's decision. finish. >> i think it's a great thing that he did it. i saw it last night, and they want to look at how that whole hoax got started. it was a greatest