tv Barrons Roundtable FOX Business November 23, 2019 1:00am-1:31am EST
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we thank you for being with us. john solomon, mark meadows among our guests. have a great weekend. good night from the swamp. washington, d.c. trish: the truth is coming out. new information suggesting the deep state, an fbi lawyer is under criminal investigation for allegedly illegally altering a key document used to obtain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. good evening. i'm trish regan. fairness matters. transparency matters. authenticity matters and the truth matters. this is the united states of america. and yet as details leak out about the upcoming release of the horowitz report, we are learning the fbi allegedly tampered with and altered the
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fed's fisa application. a criminal charge is coming. think about what they did to carter page. >> they got a fraudulent warrant, i believe, to spy on myself as a way of getting into the trump campaign in has been a continued cover-up to this very day. we still don't have the truth but hopefully we'll get that soon. >> if they could do that to him, they could do it to the trump campaign. they could do it to anyone, any politician. as americans we can't allow that. we must know who was behind this within the deep state. who was tampering with the integrity of our system as well as who, what, when, where, why and how russia attempted to manipulate and divide us, something adam schiff, nancy pelosi and the mainstream media have been entirely complicit in. as i have said, they effectively
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have done putin's dirty work for them. don't forget the dubious money trail. it all originated with the so-called dirty dossier. clinton's campaign commissioned the opposition research from a foreign source who was out there calling his foreign sources in russia ex-kgb buddies for a school on donald trump. talk about an amazing opportunity to feed the americans a whole bunch of you know what. putin got word of it. they fed as much misinformation to christopher steele as they could, and that's what fiona hill tried to tell adam schiff. he totally failed to address it in his giant schiff show. i want to share with you some of
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her closed door testimony. she told lawmakers she was quote shocked to learn christopher steele waltz author of the dossier. she said he was vulnerable to russian disinformation because he was constantly trying to drum up business. she also stated that the russians might have fed steele all kinds of misinformation to put a cloud over a trump presidency as payback for all the spying christopher steele had done on russia over the years. clinton's team hired the ex-spy to dig up dirt. the russians gets winds of it. feed that ex-spy a whole bunch of lies. the children continues take it to the fbi, they take it to comey and they move forward with a spy campaign of their very own designed to entrap donald trump.
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now we have learned they are allegedly altered documents, the fbi, altered documents to secure a highly secretive fisa warrants to spy on americans. can this get any more messed up? the stlecht promoted wild conspiracy theories. and then they even he spend 2 1/2 years, $32 million of our taxpayer money investigating it. can you imagine:we spent that kind of time and money investigating president trump's place of birth? the democrats think trump is in russia's pocket. my russian sources told me they might have hoped they had a good relationship with donald trump. but don't forget with the obama-bind-hoik team in office, russia invaded ukraine, fan
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crimea and shot an airliner out of the sky and killed hundreds. the russians had it pretty good back then. unfortunately the bottom line right now is our enemies have succeeded in making civility in america more challenging than ever before while simultaneously sowing seeds of doubt into our psyche. how can we trust a system that will lie, cheat or steal to hurt an opposing party. the obama administration will have committed crimes on par with if not worse than watergate. no wonder president trump wants a trial in the senate, despite everything he's been through web's clinging to the notion of justice. he believes fairness will prevail and the only way to clear his name is to put it all out there and let the american
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people decide. because that is the american way. joining me right now with reaction, former fbi special agent, john iaanarelli. did the democrats play into putins' hands? they were feeding christopher steele all kind of garbage to feed this lack of legitimacy to the administration. >> it's been that way for years and it's foolishly bern ignored by the opposition from years ago and we are dealing with that problem again today. they will wants to continue to interfere with our operations and hurt the united states.
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trish: we are learning there was an fbi lawyer, according to the "new york times," his name was kevin klein smith. he was a low-level fbi lawyer who clearly had no love for donald trump. we have a text we can share with you that the "new york times" discovered. talking about viva resistance. he talked about how the crazies have won. he said pence is stupid. he was fired by robert muler because of his biases. but he's the guy who allegedly was out there altering documents. a lawyer who ought to know better, for goodness sake. >> fbi agents are all mortified by this action. this speaks to the opposite of what the fbi stands for.
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this an attorney in the national security division of the fine's general counsel. he's work on some of the most sensitive matters. he took the oath of office every fbi agent had to take. trish: that's how the "new york times" describes him. low-level. he took the same oath. a low-level employee is somebody cleaning out my office at night. this is somebody with significant responsibility and that information was passed on to others higher up who made decisions that affect the way the fbi does business. thank god it's not typical of what we have seen of the men and women who serve. trish: they got a fisa warrant based on nonsense the russians were feeding to this spy. how bad were these guys -- how
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biased were thre they at their job? journalism 101. you triple check everything. these guys didn't bother to check any of that intel. >> the problem with this individual, his actions, clearly criminal. you will be looking at indictments coming out. i feel this person will be paying the ultimate price for this. losing his job is the least of his problems. >> we need to know what happened. we need to know as americans. i'm sorry if it will put some people in the fbi in a bad light. but so be it. they did some bad things. >> the people in the fbi who served this country proudly want to call out people like this who are not doing their jobs. these people need to be identified and removed. >> next, the former reagan attorney general is calling out presidenpresident obama.
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saying this could be obama's watergate. >> the obama administration and the spying on the campaign is much more like what happened in watergate. trish: former u.s. attorney guy lewis agrees. far left democrat elizabeth warren is saying she may use your taxpayer money to take down trump's border wall. >> would you ask taxpayers to pay to take down any part of the wall on the southern border. >> if there are parts of the wall that are not useful in our defense of course we should do it. trish: mexico release its annual murder rate. nearly 100 killed per day. tonight a guest who says warren is putting american lives in danger. the president is respond together media's misreporting his medical exam.
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it doesn't make sense -- >> i think he's someone who has neurological issues. trish: hear president trump's full reaction to all of this. >> i'm hearing rumors i'm in the hospital. then i am hearing rumors i have chest pains. then i heard rumors i had a massive heart attack. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k.
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plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. ends saturday >> the obama administration and the spying on the campaign is much more like what happened in watergate where there was actually improper violations of the law. >> that was the attorney general under president ronald reagan telling the "daily caller" this fisa abuse scandal in which the fbi allegedly altered documents when securing a warrant to spy on the trump campaign, that's new tonight, could turn out to be obama's watergate. we know the obama administration had a history of spying on innocent people including a former reporter for fox. this very organization. so did they in fact illegally spy on the trump campaign? if so, how many people knew about it, and was president
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obama himself aware? joining me is former attorney guy lewis. what do you think? how far up the food chain would something like this go? you have the attorney for the fbi falsifying altering documents. he's going to be criminally charged as a result of that behavior. but did president trump know, i wonder? >> i tell you this. this is a huge, huge deal in terms of the fbi and whether or not -- it's not just the fisa warrant. trish, let's take a step back. this is a lawyer who advised agents routinely, reviewed fbi sensitive documents. routinely rick late the nice a warrants and the documents regarding the interceptions. those are the most sensitive documents the fbi generates. and of course this guy is a
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lawyer which he has a right to do. the lawyer has a lawyer. but you have got to believe -- trish: he ought to know better. >> he didn't act alone. my point is, this isn't a guy who wakes up one day and says let me start falsifying internal documents that will be submitted to the fisa court federal judges. this guy is in big, big trouble. trish: what does it tell you about the deep state. that he would do this, that probably somebody higher up knew he was doing it. what does it tell you? i think americans are nervous. we have a lack of trust in the system give what we learned. >> a huge lack of trust. you listen -- sometimes i don't know what to believe. i don't know what the truth is. but one thing that's incredibly -- you mentioned this several times, this i think is
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one of the reasons that donald trump is saying, you know what any want a trial, i want a speedy trial. i'm ready to go. i trust the american people. when he goes a couple hundred yard over from the shift committee where he was over to the senate where you have got senator mcconnell and senator graham and another former u.s. attorney, the rules are going to change. trish: adam schiff has the total schiff show. he did not present both side. so that was dishonest. the american people see through it and that's why you are seeing his poll numbers climb, especially with independent who are fatigued by all of it and recognizing it for the charade and circus it is. the president is saying look, i want a trial. here he is today this morning on "fox and friends." i want your reaction. president trump: we couldn't
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have any witnesses. we want to call the whistleblower. you know who i want as the first witness? frankly, i want a trial. >> you want a trial? president trump: look, number one, they should never ever impeach. trish: i don't think they will, guy. i think they don't have much to go on. they were hoping for a whole lot more and they got squat. but they could. this is a political body. let's not forget. all these democrats frothing at the mouth for an opportunity to try and harm him going into 2020. if that's the case at least you can get all side out there and figure out what the heck is going on. >> the best defense is a good offense. if there is one thing. love him or hate him. there is one thing this president knows how to do, he
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knows how to fight. the first thing is he will go in there and his lawyers and the senators who are representing him in the senate, they are going to be calling witnesses, they want to call schiff, they want to call the whistleblower. they want to put the motivation, and the biden father and the son, they want to put that front and center. trish: and the whistleblower. >> if the whistleblower -- which we know how worked with schiff, and worked with schiff's office. i always looked at that come parent and i always thought to myself, this was written by a lawyer. this wasn't written by someone who just said i think there might be something wrong here. it's second, third hand, it's sourced by cnn, bloomberg and other "new york times," outlets that clearly have an axe to
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grind. why not put this guy on the stand. let's cross-examine him and see what the truth is here. >> deliberate takedown, a deliberate effort to withdraw or redo the votes of 63 million americans. a lot more coming up tonight. here is what happened in the impeachment hearings. >> either of you have any evidence of quid pro quo? >> no, ma'am. >> ambassador volker. >> no, ma'am. >> any evidence of bribery? >> no, ma'am. >> he said i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. trish: here is how the liberal media reported it. >> explosive. >> remarkable. >> bombshell, bombshell. riveting. trish: hyperbole, anyone?
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far left democrat elizabeth warren says she may take down president trump's border wall. >> would you ask taxpayers to pay to take down any of the wall on parts of the southern border. >> if there are parts of the wall that are not useful in our defense of course we should do it. trish: this as mexico releases its annual murder rate. 100 people being killed every day in that country. republican congressman scott perry says warren is (chime) (shaq) magenta? i hate cartridges! not magenta! not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot of frustration. ♪ the epson ecotank. just fill and chill!
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them as they tried to cut a hole through a makeshift wall. and they were arrested and will have to wait it out in mexico. that's the president's plan for everyone coming here illegally going forward. wait it out in mexico. it's important. incentives actually matter. you can wait for asylum in the united states of america, and why not take that chance. come to the united states of america. this isn't rocket science. but the left still insists it's not right, it's not humane, it's not appropriate to enforce our borders. we have elizabeth warren on the debate stage. >> would you ask taxpayers to pay to take down any part of the wall on the southern border? >> if there are parts of the wall that are not useful in our defense, of course we should do it. trish: joining me right now, republican congressman scott
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perry, a member of the house foreign affairs committee. i like the idea of stay in mexico. incentives do matter. in this case the incentive is find a way to come to the u.s. because you can apply for asylum and hang out here. don't we need to change that if we want to curb these numbers? >> without a doubt. the nag magnet has been there whether it's economic or otherwise. human trafficking and smuggling is a crime. regardless of what elizabeth warren says, i am not sure which parts are unnecessary. apparently these traffickers saw it was necessary, they cut a hole tonight and drove through. it's not only the economic concerns, but it's the criminal concerns. if you are a young lady walking
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on a pier in san francisco you might lose your life. or a person in hazelton, p.a., someone might shoot you there. it's important that we know who is coming to this country and they do it lawfully. i think it's appropriate that they wait in mexico where they came through and we'll adjudicate them there. trish: you could be a vietnam vet in your early 60s walking home from work and you could get hit and dragged 50 feet by an illegal drunk immigrant. you know, it's -- it's really tragic. there is just multiple cases like this, i think. which is so disappointing, sir. because i mean, it's preventable. that's what's so hard. if you are a family members who lost a loved one.
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you say this person shouldn't have been in this country. then why are they here? >> 100% preventable. and you are absolutely right. there is no reason for these things to be happening. as you know, we are not doing a thing in washington, d.c. the president is acting unilaterally because the congress refuses to be interested or take up the discussion about border security, and so these tragedies, and they abound, they will continue to happen. the president is doing everything he can on his own. but he's getting no help from congress. we are focused on other things in washington, d.c. right now. >> the trump administration is delivering a pretty dire warning to liberal states out there moving to bar i.c.e. from courthouses. attorney general bill barr, acting homeland security secretary warning state supreme courts in washington and oregon, that moving to stop.c
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