have a great weekend and good night from new york. [♪] david: democrats working overtime to take down president trump and anyone associated with him. house democrats just subpoenaed secretary of state mike pompeo for documents related to the ukrainian controversy. details straight ahead. hillary clinton still can't get over her 2016 loss to donald trump. clinton claiming trump is a quote illegitimate president and corrupt human being using his position to advance his personal interest. this is coming from a person who put our national security at risk for her own selfish ambitions. and fireworks at a house hearing on immigration.

listen. >> you have failed to secure the border. i asked you to let me go beyond my time. i'm a taxpayer. you work for me. david: details on what sparked this heated exchange. tom homan is here to set the record straight. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. david: good evening, everybody, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story. democrats moving full steam ahead with their impeachment inquiry despite a two-week recess. they are issuing a subpoena for secretary of state mike pompeo requiring him to produce documents relate together president's phone call with the

ukrainian president. it is clear, democrats are working overtime to impeach the president. but it's a very different story during their last recess. last month when they didn't bother sticking around to address issues that matter to americans like prescription drug pricing, trade or making sure our government is funded. joining me, kt macfarland and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. you and i have seen some impeachments in our lifetime. two to be exact. they are based on a whole lot of stuff. we have an impeachmen an i am -n impeachment inquiry based on a 30-minute phone call. do you think that's enough to call for bribery and obstruction

and impeach the president for that? >> you have to build a case with the american people. they tried with the mueller investigation. the left-wing base was incredibly angry they couldn't take the president out of the white house. once the whistleblower came forward and they thought they would have a pathway to say the president is corrupt, they thought that was a pathway. the problem is the transcript doesn't match the narrative the democrats are trying to use for impeachment. i think joe biden is going -- joe biden was with holding a billion dollars in loan guarantees. so the ukraine president would fire a prosecutor going after his son's company. david: kt, to my original point. even somebody like john kasich.

he's a never trumper. he has the same kind of doubts we just voiced. let me play his tape and get your views on that. >> the question is, does one phone call at this point in time lead to impeachment? this is not a light matter. if all of a sudden everybody can be impeached, then it has no power. david: kt, he has a point, no? >> i was in the white house during watergate. i was in the west wing work for henry kissinger during the impeachment controversy with richard knicks yoob who ended up resigning rather than being impeached. let me tell you what happens inside the white house. there is only so much oxygen in the oval office. if the president is constantly concerned with his testimony,

his staff will be involved. they will be called up before a committee. and they have to worry. if they make one mistake, they say say the -- they may say the meeting took place wednesday and it was tuesday. they could say that's perjury. the entire media is consumed by impeachment? why? it's terrific for ratings. when richard nixon was impeached, 80% of americans watched those hearings. it's good business for the media and the congressional members who will raise money off this. what it does to the american people, you just can't imagine how terrible it is for the national security of the country. foreign governments say this is a terrific time to exploit america. we know they can't muster support for anything.

david: sean, when you look at what happened with vice president biden, when he was vice president not only did he call for the firing of the prosecutor investigating his son's business interests in ukraine, but he asked for taxpayer money to be used that could have benefited his son. this is from the post in july of this year. joe biden then the vice president was the point person on ukraine policy in president barack obama's administration. biden offered u.s. aid to ukraine to increase gas production which could benefit the ukrainian energy industry. assistant biggest gas company in ukraine was the one his son was working for. that's using taxpayer dollars to directly benefit his son. >> using the power of the vice president i to enrich your family is what bind did.

polled, germany, australia, hillary clinton was trying to get dirt from foreign governments to get dirt on donald trump. i have to tell you what i find fascinating. donald trump went through the mueller investigation, and he got so much done for the american economy. i saw him a week ago in the oval office. it's amazing how calm he is, collected, sure himself. knowing democrats are going to swing again. but he didn't do anything wrong. he's focused on the american people. david: but at the same time, kt, it must be so frustrating for him and mike pompeo. mike pompeo is going to be brought forth in front of this inquisition, and he's got important things to do, things

that protect american lives overseas as secretary of state. yet he's now embroiled in this controversy. >> it's not just that. who pays for this. congress and the schiff committee, they have infinite resources. but the individuals who are called up are paying for their own legal defense. i know from my own experience with the mueller commission it takes hundreds of thousands of dollars to defend yourself even if you haven't done anything wrong and you don't get any of that reimbursed. it's bad for the country and it's bad for national security, and bad for individual. the people are smart. they can see through this. david: is there anything that can be done to stop them from interfering with the business of state craft like mr. pompeo does? >> i think the democrats are hell bent on going after president trump.

one of the problems they will have, one of the democrats who will say yes to the impeachment inquiry. the broader base that elects them will say no and i think they are risking their majority. nancy pelosi's gavel could be lost by the shenanigans. adam schiff and jerry nadler doesn't run a serious committee hearing. i think the american people laugh at it. david: if they spend any time with it at all. john kasich said nobody in ohio ask him about this. >> people about thinking about voting for another candidate other than donald trump are more committed to him. i have seen that in wisconsin from a whole bunch of my friends are hardened now in their support for him. it might feel good to go after him. it might feel good for the base. but i think it will insure his

reelection. david: we'll know soon enough. kt, sean, good to see you both. have a wonderful weekend. anything for a buck. one democrat celebrating the idea of impeaching our president. >> i said we are going to go in there and [bleep]. david: rashida tlaib now under fire for selling these t-shirts to raise campaign cash. former i.c.e. director tom homan calling out our democrat controlled congress. >> i'm a taxpayer. i am a taxpayer. you work for me. david: tom homan is here to

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david: iranian president hassan rouhani claiming american officials were willing to lift sanctions in exchange for peace talks. the president said iran wanted me to lift sanctions in order to meet. i said of course no. the pentagon is preefer -- is pg to send 200 troops to saudi arabia. joining me, former special

operations member brett velicovich. what are they smoking? they are trying to pull the wool over our eyes. but they can't pull it over the rest of the world. >> we saw more lies and deceit from the world's largest exporter of terrorism. whether the president would have told president rouhani that he's going to release all sanctions in terms of being allowed to negotiate is completely false. all you have to do to understand it is looking at what he has done with north korea. he hasn't given an inch. but the real problem i think within the last week i'm having is president ra -- president ros given a stage to spread his lies

and propaganda. i think most of americans understand his lies when he's saying that they weren't responsible for the sawd saudi oil attack. we gave him a visa to do that. david: the united kingdom and surprisingly germany and france kind of agreed to try for a new iran deal. that is realizing the last iran deal was fatally flawed. and so we despite the fact we didn't hear much by the because the ukrainian kerfuffle, there was real progress made at the u.n. with our allies at iran. >> that's a very, very important point. the brits have wanted to stay part of this jcpoa and they have been trying to convince the

president to do that. while the iranians continue to conduct attacks. we put some of the harshest sanctions that have ever been placed on this regime. the sanctions have always been a long-term play. i don't know how many more sanctions we can do whenever they do something. we have to focus on what happens between now and when they actually come to the negotiation table? i think it will be years from now. the iranians essentially calculated if a democrat takes office we may go back to the jcpoa and lose all this progress the president has made. david: 200 u.s. troops are going over to saudi arabia to help them repair their bases. are the patriots going to be enough to protect them so we

don't have to send troops in? >> up not sure it is. we have a patriot system in the facility but it was pointed in the wrong direction. >> they see the response to our recent actions and it started with a red line. they high jacked ships, then they took out one of our ships. then they stepped it up for the saudi's version of 9/11. they are testing to see what we'll do. i think at some point the writing is on the wall. there will have to be a tactical military action. i hope it doesn't come to that. but the iranians unfortunately think that way. they think about power and strength. until something happens in that realm. i'm not sure we'll see a healthy negotiation or talks at the level we want to at this point. david: far left democrat rashida

tlaib under fire for selling these t-shirts celebrating impeachment and her use of profanity. tom homan caughting out congress in a heated clash. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> let me go beyond my time. you let other people go beyond their time of. you work for me, i am a taxpayer. i am a taxpayer, you work for me. david: tom homan is here in the flesh. the last thing america need is hillary clinton weighing in on the ukrainian whistleblower controversy. she is using it as another reason why she lost the election. i wish i was kidding, but i am not. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. at some point it bleeds over to

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david: hillary clinton is not going away. she is sticking around and speak her mind for anyone who will listen. and a new display of sour grapes. she can't help herself from slamming president trump. >> my view is given this latest revelation, which is such a blatant effort to use his presidential position to advance his personal and political interests, there should be an impeachment inquiry opened. david: joining me, niger innis and former obama campaign advisor david morris. isn't hillary clinton the last

person in the world to talk about using government service to advance her personal interest? >> she had a whole system in place from her foundation to her campaign to bill getting six-figure speaking fees for speaking in foreign countries, then making a huge contribution while she was secretary of state. this is outrageous. ways even more outrageous is the fact hillary could have been one heck of a role model to aspiring women, minorities and others about how great this country is. the two top popular vote getters in the history of our country, hillary clinton is number two? you know who number one is in this racist country? barack obama. they could be paragons of how well somebody can do in this

country. but instead she wants to play the victim. david: don't democrats want her to keep her mouth shut? >> she is on a book tour. she should keep or mouth shut. i think the ukranian accusations are more serious. david: against mr. biebd or mr. trump. >> no we are not investigating mr. biden. there are unsubstancated accounts against mr. bide be. i think it's serious and need to be a fact-based investigation. she is right the russians did interfere with the last election. she is wrong about something else that's hard to admit. she lost that campaign more than donald trump won it. david: i think it was both. there was a lot of energy behind

the trump campaign. i want to switch to the question about elizabeth warren. she is up in the polls, but she is incredibly polarizing. so much so that's democrats are wall street are saying they will flip away from their party and vote for trump if warren is the nominee. can you blame them? >> i can't blame them for fleeing comrade warren. she would take our country in a place it has never been. best case scenario we'll become a failed big government western european socialist state. at worst we could become venezuela style under a president warren. if we get anywhere close to a president warren coming to the oval office are republic is finished. democrats are wall street, they are still our own colleague ed

koch used to say democrats or liberals with sanity, there are a few of them left over and they are residing on wall street. david: i do know, david, liz warren is smart, and she may say, look, i want to shift to the center. if she becomes the nominee. but she has put so many things out there that are far to the left. whether it's the green new deal or medicare for all. i don't see how she moves to the center if she becomes the nominee. >> i think i to some extent agree with you. bind may have to become the underdog to win. biden is more nationally close to where the electorate is. let me say something about elizabeth warren. there is a coalition down the line that maybe we can't see. this is a strange election against donald trump. all the rules go out the window. in terms of elizabeth warren, on

the inequality issue. 40% of americans can't make it from paycheck to paycheck. if there is a president warren, on the issues most of important to wall street, tax reform, budget, healthcare, immigration, congress will in the middle of this and driving the agenda. david: if bind is out because of the ukrainian scandal catches up to him. do you think michael bloomberg may jump i to the race? >> that is fascinating. i wouldn't put it past mike bloomberg from tossing his hat into the ring. he represents a demographic we are talking about. wall street, kind of sort of centrist in orientation and a little bit perturbed and afraid of a comrade warren.

david: i can see you nodding in agreement. >> the reason bloomberg didn't get in the race is because biden got in the race. i wouldn't count joe biden out. let's see how this plays out. david: he is tough. no doubt about it. david: his staff of six working for him in new york. he has kept it going. we'll see what happens. david, niger, thank you both. apparently impeaching our president just because you disagree with his policies something worth celebrating. rashida tlaib under fire for selling these t-shirts to raise campaign cash. former i.c.e. director tom homan in congress. >> do you want to know why this

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>> it really didn't. i have seen a lot of whistleblower complaints during my time in the cia. this looked like it was written by a law professor or as jay sekulow said it looks like it was written by a law firm. that's a strong allegation to make. but the way the foot notes are written and the formulation is very suspicious. the other part to this is the chairman of the house intel committee was talking about the subject matter of this complaint for almost a month before it was filed. he had a tweet posted on the 28th of august identical to this whistleblower complaint. it looks likely he knew the content of it. i spoke to a staff member of the house intelligence committee. he believes staffers of this committee were involved in

drafting this complaint. and i spoke to a member last night and he said the same thing. he wants to ask the whistleblower under oath, who helped you write this complaint. david: you mention foot notes. there is one interesting footnote. it's unclassified now. page 4 of this whistleblower report there is a footnote that suggests they got information from a group called the organized crime and corruption reporting project. that's a pretty left-wing operation. it's true they received money in the past from usaid. and george soros group, et cetera. it tips the hand of the person who wrote it as being sort of to the left of the political spectrum. right? >> i think that's right. my friend on the house intelligence committee staff said this looks like a group project. i don't believe this was written by one person.

i don't think it was written just by this whistleblower. it looks like there were several people behind it. >> and there is the discorrect between the actual transcript and what was written up by the cia folks listening to the conversation, and the whistleblower thing. there is a disconnect. it ain't for nothing the guy or the gal wasn't directly listening in on the conversations. it was second or third hand. right? >> there were a lot of factual inconsistencies. but what was significant is this complaint was based on hearsay. the so-called whistleblower admits he did not listen in on these phone conversations, he did not read the transcript. it was told to him by others. that's a problem. the people in on these calls are not supposed to talk about them. they are very, very sensitive. there is another issue. people violated the trust of the president to protect this very sensitive information.

david: apparently there used to be a directive, we are trying to track this down, but there was apparently a directive to make sure that if there was a whistleblower report it had to be first-hand knowledge of what was happening. that clearly wasn't the case with this whistleblower. but that rule that wasn't an official directive. but it was one of these rules that was written up somewhere that said in fact now you can do it second or third hand. it was changed just within the past few months. do you know anything about that? >> apparently there was an internal rule in the intelligence community limiting whistleblower complaints to first-hand information. i think that was a stupid rule. if i was in the cia cafeteria and i overheard somebody talking about something dangerous or illegal.

i should be able to bring that information forward. this rule would have barred this particular whistleblower from filing a complaint. david: a piece in "the federalist" said the rule change ands friend 2018 and august 019. >> the swras majority of intelligence officers are non-political. but the timing is suspicious. i think this has to be investigated. david: that's another thing we need to investigate. what happened to the good old days when government used to do things that helped people. democrats making a mockery of the impeachment process. far-left democrat rashida tlaib celebrating impeachment and her profanity. we have the details. but first a segment you have

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david: fireworks at a house hearing on our border crisis. democrats losing control and losing the moral high ground as they try and fail the silence the former acting i.c.e. director tell democrats they are the ones at fault,ed the democrats, and they don't handle it very well. >> you failed to secure the border. you failed to work with this president to close the three loopholes we asked sphoard two years for you to close. you have failed the american people for not securing the border and closing loopholes. >> mr. homan please respect the chair. you work for me, i'm a taxpayer. i'm a taxpayer. you work for me. david: the man i am level is here.

-- the man himself is here. the last line got a lot of cheers from folks. i just happened to be watching it in the green room earlier today. the moment you said that, people literally cheered, you work for me, congresswoman. >> just because you have a gavel in your hand it doesn't give you permission to sit up there and lie. i was under oath. i swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. she should try it. when they are saying things that are factually incorrect about the president, i.c.e., the border patrol, the detention facilities. i don't care if my time ran out or not. i am going to fix the lies they put on the record. david: tell us specifically what they said that wasn't true and how you wanted to correct the record. >> the president violated the law by moving money around the

department to buy more detention beds in defiance of congressional power. and i remind her. i said wait a minute. president trump did this for 6, 7, 8 years, and there are no hearings on that. you didn't call it illegal then. don't call the president illegal when the obama did the same thing and it wasn't illegal. they said 24 people died in ice 0 custody, it was wrong. it was 6. they said we violated people's rights? custody. wrong. our deaths in custody are lower than any city or state in the land. they were lie together american people and i wasn't able to respond. i had enough of it. i said i'm going to respond.

you work for me, you work for the american people. you have to give us honesty. david: these narratives won't go away. no matter how much evidence is provided to knock them down. the most of classic narrative you hear is kids in cages. something trump did. we have a photograph of jeh johnson, the dhs director at the time walking through a facility, you seat cages in the background and you see males 16 to 17. that as far as i remember, you have to remember until you are 18 before you are considered an adult. those were kids in cages during the obama administration. >> cages were under obama. we went from 100 family beds to 3,000 family beds under obama.

congress threw more money at us than we needed under obama it's you a different show under this present. i'd called them out and of course my time ran out. i couldn't finish my sentence but i did. that was another false narrative. david: why do they keep having you back. you are pretty clear there your views and the way you don't hold back. why do they keep having you back? >> they don't want me there. but the minority gets to have a witness. the republicans know i have been in this game for almost 35 years. i have worked for six presidents. i know immigration better than anybody in that room. they know once they start pushing a false narrative, i'm going to educate the married can people. that's my job. once a cop, always a cop. but they are not under oath. they should be under oath. since they work for me, maybe

they ought to let us ask questions of them. the hearing would go better if we did that. david: thank you so much for coming in. coming up. first schiff mocked impeachment with a so-called parody reading of trump's call with the ukrainian president. now congresswoman rashida tlaib is using profane t-shirts to raise campaign cash. 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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welcome back. time for our lightning round. joining me is stephanie. a florida teacher under fire for getting saying that trump is an idiot. >> she's in hot water. she's been reassigned. she administered something to her students, referring to trump as a business man and an idiot. the student mentioned this to her father who was a cute trump supporter and said he was raising all help with the principal. he's trying to get to the bottom of it. the teacher has been reassigned as they investigate but what was

the teacher thinking? this is so inappropriate. this proves is a bias happening. some will say it's a myth, not true. the liberal indoctrination is real. there's examples happening everyday. whether or not the teacher should be five, i'm not going to comment on that but i know their parents were very upset. they don't want them to publish their political views on them. >> we've got to get the kids, communist country or liberal elite controlling the unions, what gets me is that this happens in florida where there are conservatives, imagine a place like manhattan. it's probably worse in other places. remember this infamous remark? made right after being sworn into congress.

>> maybe they don't. we are going to go in there and teach them. [cheering] >> now she's selling short essay impeach the mf to fund her campaign. >> i know there are some people who are furious that she would use horrible language on a t-shirt for her reelection campaign. not only are the shirts ugly, they are selling for $29. think about the language. it would put this on a t-shirt about a democratic president or former president barack obama. it's kind of an ugly note from campaign. why don't she talk about something that will help and

inspire people? >> if this had been done about obama, that would have been run out so fast before you could blink an eye. japan airlines introducing a feature on its booking system that will let you see where babies are sitting on your flight. >> this was interesting. i know there are some people who as soon as they sit down, they look around to see who they're sitting next to and see if there's potential for crime. they are going to give people the opportunity to bigger seats not near an infant. there will be baby icon when you pick your seat. there are people who are furious same people need to be compassionate to parents because parents can't control children crying in the people who complain about children crying for probably also the crying children at one time.

others say they like the idea because it puts the pressure off them and it gives an opportunity to complain about how some adults are with children on the flight. >> we have about 30 seconds. congress ran out of congress, they couldn't run fast enough. there are going to be hearings and even though they are in recess, how is that going to work? >> they get a lot of vacation but i imagine a lot of them will talk about trump impeachment, i'm sure they will plan on the committee getting fired up for this. i have to say it's disappointing, a distraction for our country and it's unnecessary. democrats need to be honest and they want to regain power. >> they have the last laugh on

this one. that's my production. have a great weekend. thank you all for watching. catchment every week that. have a great weekend. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week that was, i'm maria. i'm you, we will stick with the founder papa john's pizza. john is our special guest. a big week for washington and "wall street". investors, trump facing potential impeachment proceedings from house democrats we got several updates on major trade talks. we'll talk about all that coming up.