good evening everybody, awful politics of the d scrrks swamp gets strange stranger and stranger every day. this morning had the radical dems decided upon two charges to assert against president trump as the house beginses to wrap up their now almost three month long so-called impeach. inquiry. then this afternoon those same radical dems finally agree to approve the trump led pus mca trade deal after last minute negotiations led by trade representative robert lighthizer, and the agreement on the united states mexico canada trade deal no celebration just

more frustration. when senate majority lead for mitch mcconnell announce there will be no vote on that landmark trade agreement. saying that senate will take it up after an impeach. trial. we will not be doing u.s. mca in the senate. between now and the end of next week. that will have to come up in all livelihood right after the trial is finished in the senate. >> what can you say? that's right, the house today announcing two charges against president trump one for abuse of power. the other for or instruction of justice. both charges appear to in a reasonable person at least as weak as meaningless a massive waste of time and taxpayer money. president trump provided this reaction on the white house south lawn. >> the democrats they couldn't find very much because they put up two articles that frankly are

very weak. washington is swirling with more swamp talk of impeachment trade deals you name it. attorney general william barr once again ripping in to the conclusions of justice department inspector general michael horowitz. barr questioning how horowitz could find no documentary or testimonial evidence of political bias and well almost two years of investigation. in the fbi e probe of the 2016 trump campaign. these irregularity and admission who are not satisfactorily explained and i think that inner ifs bad faith. he said is people gave me an explanation and i didn't find anything to contradict it so i don't have a basis for saying that there was improper motive. but he hasn't decided the issue

of improper the moteive. have you? >> no. >> and the the attorney general also saying he thinks that 2016 trump campaign was are you ready? spied upon. >> clearly spied upon. that's what electronics surveillance is. i think wiring people up to go in and talk to people and make recordings of their conversation is spy. i think our nation was turned on its hid for three years. i think -- based on a completely bogus narrative that was largely fanned it and hyped by irresponsible press. the question really is, what was the agenda after the election that kept them prezzinging ahead after their case collapsed? >> and joining us tonight white house press secretary stephany with reaction to what has been a. very busy but very strange day in washington, d.c. stephanie

grate to have you with us first the the president reaction to -- these two charges which have already in point of a fact been rebutted by just common sense and the evidence. >> absolutely. lou, he said it as he was walking out to marine one, democrats having nothing, and the two article of impeachment that they put forth today are just grasping of straw on instruction of congress that means they didn't play nice and were angry and abuse of power -- i would say that dems have been abusing power for months to be honest. only evidence they have are transcripts that president he himself produced showing that, you know, no wrong doing. so today we expected article of impeachment i did find it interesting that only two they were able to produce were, were these two. pnches these two -- and when you look at it all in material of on obstructing congress all president was doing

was seeking and for himself and for the -- for the members of his administration their legal rights and where did you find those in? court and that takes time. it's preposterous what democrats have put up as these two charges. >> absolutely. the due process that was afforded this president in many this sham impeachment is less than somebody who had a traffic ticket would be afforded. so, of course, we were not going to participate that in that we said that over and over and over again as you all know they were having secret meetings in basement they kept change rules and bringing partisan witnesses forward. we have absolutely no due process here and they have no intention of giving the president a fair shake. so, of course, coming up with on instruction of congress i think is a little bit absurd. i think that american people know it is a little bit absurd, in fact, there's a new poll out today showing it that impeach. is over 50% that the american public are against impeachment at this point.

they have overplayed their hand i really believe that here. >> and those, those polls on impeachment and who, opposing impeachment have now for weeks been running against impeachment and for the president. let turn to u.s. mechanics ca which the president referred tos a silver lining. i think he was being partly facetious but there's great truth in what he's saying. to have that pus mca deliver today by the democrats -- he has to be satisfying to white house to administration and lays the -- basis to move ahead and actually show something for 2019. led by this president -- >> absolutely. of course we were so pleased that u.s. mca finally got the attention that it deserved today. this is a process and something that we've been calling on for weekses and week as you all know. i did find that timing and the stark differences in the the two

announcements to be very interesting you know she had six, seven of her democrat colleagues behind her for the impeachment and then, you know, near moments out there went out with a entire swath of democrats proud announcing and to be honest i think it's been there are democrats trouble in their communities and they need to go home to say they did something so they're trying to take credit few and this was spearheaded by president it is a promise he made as he was running it is a problem he has -- has seen through to the end and we're very thrilled this happened todays. >> let's turn to, let's turn to william barr -- saying point blank it appears that this was a bad faith investigation. the gun by the fbi, he is extraordinarily critical and when not critical dismissive of these efforts to go after the president. it is pure fraud against the the president of the united states.

and everything that is revealed just schismly reenforces that reality. >> absolutely. i couldn't agree more with everything that attorney general barr said today but i've got to tell you hao when i was briefed yesterday on report i found it to be chilling as an american citizen. not only was this president and campaign spied upon. but the fact that documents were illegally altered by an fbi attorney. that is unbelievable to me. the fact that as you said surveillance was used, and people kept finding evidence to the contrary that show president in campaign were doing nothing wrong and that was hidden. that cannot continue and we all look forward to the durham report and what will come out there that i think a lot of people will be held accountable at the top of the fbi at that time. >> you know one of the things i would like to do is request to barr on -- on the baseless investigation that was started by the deep state radical dems. and if we can play that with

william barr talking about when you analyze what has been the conclusion it is that this entire process was baseless from the beginning. here question go. >> i think when you step back here and say what was had this based on? it's not sufficient. remember, there was and e never has been any evidence of collusion and yet had this campaign and president's administration has been dominated by this investigation into turns out to be completely baseless. >> steph any you get the last word here. >> i just wonder if the media now will take next year two years to put a much attention into the fact that the president did absolutely nothing wrong and this has been just a false narrative for three years that they have been fanning flames of. i wonder they're going admit that president didding nothing wrong and campaign did nothing

wrong and he's doing really good thingses for country that's what i'm going to be hope powerful for. >> yeah i would think that they would begin early eating their words -- that they've spewed over the last few years. so that they have a head start on more to come. stephanie thank you so much. stephanie white house press secretary. up next inspector general michael horowitz well he's got -- he's trying at least to knock down the notion that his report clears james comey of wrong doing. that the claim all of -- that's right james comey we'll that up and more with kim here and more as well on latest chapter in the radical dems impeachment mess. we'll talk to house minoritied leader kevin mccarthy after these quick messages we're coming right back. stay with us. let's be honest,

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joining us want to is republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy. you know, i have to say congressman, that's an extraordinary decision on the part of cnn even by its standards to do that. but political bias being absent in, in the origins of this, this assault on the presidency is

stunning to me. i look at it as a pure whitewash that the very inception of the inspector general report. how could you not find bias in what -- in what fbi and a the justice department and even in international agencies, obviously, conspire to do. >> when you look at this report you're 100% right. look at how many times they were found that they did something wrong more than 17 major items in there and remember they always went one direction. they always wept against this president never for him. they spied on this president unheard of in this country. this is the close pest we have ever come toking having a cue in this country. and we have to make sure this can never happen again i don't care what side you're on. but what they have done by being a law enforcement agency inside america to use that for their own purpose their own political

gain is wrong. >> it is wrong, and it's -- it has been destructive of this president's at first three years in office. they spied on from the middle of 2016. in the middle of a presidential campaign. it is stunning stuff, and yet instead of the two parties coming together to condemn it we see the radical dems exploiting it and using it as a -- as another avenue with which to attack the president, and to obstruct his agenda. it is outrageous what radical dems are responsible for in this historic notorious act against the presidency. >> remember this, though, too it is not just the president because remember who they call those who support the president back then they call them deplorables. now they want to disqualify their votes by trying to impeach them. it is not, they just dislike the president and they dislike your

viewers and me they dislike everything about us in the instance of what we believe in in the idea of freedom that america is more than a country of america is an idea. it is appalling to me because the criteria that speaker pelosi set out if you're going to xeech a president it is overwhelming come clps peling they have no facts they change the entire system just as we find out in the i.g. report to kind of rig this system against this president and low and behold what they come out of it american public see the thriewt and they're opposed to it as well. american people have a lot to pay attention to in all of this, and there's issue after issue to deal with but i think american people have no problem just simply -- looking at one fact. and that is that the fbi never once warned the president of any suspicion that there was a

russian influence anywhere in his campaign indeed it was proved that there was not. but the fact they did not go to the president himself or at least some member of his campaign somewhere and carry out a defensive briefing. if we may let's listen to -- graham on lindsey graham, the head of the judiciary committee on this very issue. >> was there a defense of briefings given by fbi department of justice to donald trump about the concern? >> there was not. >> what would you call a counterintelligence investigation that never had had a protective element? >> i'm not sure sorry -- >> did they ever try to protect donald trump from foreign influence? >> they did not. >> they did not. and how in the world the fact he doesn't know what you would call that kind of a surveillance

operation on a the president. can you imagine there being a surveillance operation against the president of the united states in his campaign without the full knowledge of everyone, eve head of every agency principalling a in intelligence community without this certain thonl of the attorney general in the president of the united states as well? >> you know what they did do not only did they not tell this president when they have a responsible too you know who they did talk to they talked to russians. they told the russians and called them. but they never taunged to this president. they have to responsibility as one he's the nominee to become the leader of the free world. they go before him and then they bring people in to try to spy on him and then they lie about about the outcome and they give that falsifying to go to the fisa court to continue this further after he's lengted president. that's why i say lou, this is the closest this country has ever come toking having a cue.

>> l and the effort, by the way, is unrelengting no one should mistake what this impeachment process is from the house. these two -- week and ludicrous charges against him, notwithstanding -- they radical dems, want to overthrow this president because they know full well that once all of the facts are out or at least most of the facts are out, about the special counsel about the witch hunt as president called it against him. the efforts to overthrow him and then this -- the mad impeachment farce, the american people are going to reject the democrats and i believe that every level of government in the polls in november. look they loathe this president so much because they know they're going to lose to them and you're correct they startedded from the very beginning remember when they took the majority? you had knadler campaign for the

position of chairman of the committee that oversees impeachment by saying he would be the best for impeachment. these new freshman democrats that came in on the day they were sworn in thatting night they said they were going to impeach the mother. you have adam schiff continuing to lie. remember what he came before america that said that he was so upset he thought that administration was going to withhold a whistle-blower from come forth. only reason america is not heard from this so-called whistle-blower is because adam schiff held them back why because adam schiff lied to american public whether he knew who whistle-blower was because he met with them. this is what they're building this house of cards on. nothing but lie after lie. because all they want to do is try to impeach this president because they know they cannot defeat him in polls. >> and it's all they've done for three -- well -- more than three and a half years. lie and lie and lie. congress oman. i'm sorry go ahead please. >> but look how successful this president has been. now just got united states,

mexico, and canada trade agreement which no one said was possible. this is the art of the deal. business schools will study what this president has been table to accomplish against all of this. making a strongest economy rebuilding our military, think about how much more we can do as a nation if we did not have a majority all they ever want to do is impeach. only thing they can say is they have issued more subpoenas than they created laws. >> congressman was that -- thorning for being with us always good to talk with you. >> thank you. >> michael horowitz pushing back against at least one of the lies from key actor in the deep states efforts to overthrow president trump. "the wall street journal" joins us here next. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun

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inspector general michael horowitz today shot down former fbi director james comey's claim

that the i.g. report somehow exonerated comey from misconduct allegations. >> the fbi director james comey said this week that your report vicinity vindicates him. i think that afnghts don't indicate anybody who touched this. >> wow. well joining us now is strossle author of resistance at all cost, trump haters are breaking america. it's great to have you with us. why do believe that michael horowitz went to such extraordinary efforts not to find that there was political bias in it this -- in all of this, in fact, reporting of that bias later in the report. >> i think it is really

important that we be clear about what he did and didn't do because too much of the media is misrepresenting this. he went to a great effort to say that he did not find any documentary evidence of bias. which is another way of saying he didn't find a memo from andy mccabe saying operation take out donald trump. right? on formal letter head, but he did but that is very different from whether or not he found personal boys of which he went out of the his way to put in the report in particular text messages between lisa page and peter strzok that came within days of opening the investigation. and he also went out of his way to say look all of these instances that happened nobody ever provided me a reasonable explanation for why they happened and to me that is an ag and language saying look guys something sting stinks and i'm putting out here to american people to say indeed there was bias. >> bias and --

everywhere, and then not to in any way go beyond service talking about alexander and ambassador of the australian ambassador who happen to be in a pub in london at the same time as papadopoulos and over here this -- you know, conversation about russians with, you know, with their campaign with russian intenls intenls i guess whatever it is sculgt or whatever. whatever would possess him to insinuate to gi that he had a us a possible wrong doing, i mean, the whole thing seems like it is just an absolutely absurd con common sense that tell you this is bunk -- i think that get to the misrepresentation of the horowitz report in which so many are say that, you know, fbi was justified in doing what it did.

it was reasonable. that's not really what the i.g. said what he said is that -- the fbi met the very low threshold they're required to open an investigation. and he stress several time that that threshold is very low. right you could open an investigation into a ham sandwich at the fbi a difference is, is it justified? is it appropriate and that i think is what had john durham the attorney is looking into and will presence evidence on that question. >> you know, i would agree up to a point with the inspector general. but to carry out this operation, you know hurricane cross fire, against the president of the united states that's not a low bar. that's a high bar, and to suggest that no one above the assistant director level knew about it is absurd. particularly when you consider the comments of --

of james clappinger director of national intelligence john brennan the cia who said very clearly you know that he immediately started a fusion cell here. i mean, and a to what degree do you think that there's livelihood that president of the united states didn't know they're carry out these act -- actions against these both the candidate and then a sitting president? >> well look remember too -- lou that this dossier information was not just going to the fbi. you know, christopher steele ultimate boss was the dnc. and hillary clinton campaign the notion that many, many democrats in washington didn't understand that this was coming in and going to the fbi strains all -- and i think that's why we have to have durham who is looking at this moreally and give us answers about about who, what,

when how did this all get started? >> that was the task that -- that william barr has given him. the attorney general i have to say -- has been extraordinary. in his straightforward assessments of both what the attorney, inspector general has produced also very clear about what he expects which is a lot more of -- that was delivered by the inspector general. do you have the sense that durham is going to get to meat of the thing? >> well i think that if there's anybody who can it is going to be him, and look again, that's also to bill barr's credit first of all as you point out it is rare you get a guy who comeses in and isn't captured by institution but who instead says it is my job to make sure this institution is respected and i'll do what it takes to get there and second great decision was appointing somebody who is infamous both for his straight down the line approach and in

aggressive investigator so if anyone can get us across this finish line. i think we've got a good team in that office. >> i agree with you, and talking about the inside the beltway pitter-patter -- we watch a lot of it in that committee today senator trying to just talk about old words like spying and being met by the bureaucracies and plaquable assistance on lath opinion derivatives. special moments and it is great to see durham express his disappointment with that report. the attorney general making it clear had that american people deserve far more far better. kimberly thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me lou. up nec why adam schiff wasn't at the area mark meadows unions us. stay but us.

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>> well, i think tom is right in the conclusions that the the i.g. drew i don't agree with on a number of fronts but facts that he has in that report i was part of a two-hour briefing. i get to see these i.g. reports from various agencies probably of review more than any member of congress and i can tell you it did you want get anymore damming than this. and when you start to look at the facts that are there about, the fact that when they were doing a definitive briefing with the president of the united states, with they were doing one for hillary and one for candidate donald trump then. they were actually surveilling on president of the united states at that time as that critical time. we've the got more than a dozen times where is they actually secretly recorded conversations with trump campaign officials. some of which were not even subject of the investigation. so it is very damming, i think that next 24 hours will tell as question go through this. but i've had a little bit more

time to digest it and i can tell you that -- director ray would not be making 40 different steps to correct what they were doing if everything was like rose garden that was perfect. >> you know it's far from perfect. it is a corrupt enterprise and has been for four years. at least in likely of very long period before that. congressman -- this is a report that suggest to me that inspector horowitz thinks there must be accountability that people need to be and u.s. attorney who is if you will the special counsel investigating the origin opinion of all of this he make it is clear he disagrees with the -- with the inspector general finding on predicate and on steps needed to be taken. i by the way that's what i'm clinging to here tonight. >> well i'm agreeing with john durham lou and i can tell you there was a narrow set of what

inspector horowitz and his team were to look at and that was fisa abuse process indeed there was a fraud perpetrated on fisa court we know that we see that tonight. not only were there anythings but there were factual error that went to the court they knew it once not twice but three different times so john durham is right to point that out. >> and as you mention three times you know once might have been aning. twice might have been a coincidence. three times you know you're a liar trying to commit fraud against the fisa courts getting away with it. and what i don't understand is where is chief justice what is being done with fisa court and why did congress reauthorize fisa through what is it march? instead of waiting for this damn report? i mean, it's about time that both parties understand one thing. and that is that the american people have had a belly full of what made this fbi and this

justice department under the previous president operate the way they did. >> this is infuriating every american outrage at this and what has been done to this president and -- american people my god -- if we're going to survive this we have dame well better stand up and demand some respect. >> i agree, and when everybody when left went crazy but attorney general barr said there was spying going on, well i can tell you when you secretly record a phone call, or a conversation when you're secretly doing that without the knowledge of anyone else, i don't know what else you call it but spying. and when we start to see the evidence that comes out of this 435-page plus report, that will provide a good foundation for the work that john durham is already doing as he stands beyond where we are today. >> you know i look at this justice department particularly the attorney general.

and we are seeing a number of advances that are important and sometimes lost from public view. but this is, for example, an attorney general that is declared huawei, to be critically a national security threat. he's also made it clear in his assessment of that threat tha incorporating the conduct of the assess m of the conduct of the state of the people's republic of china. we have right now a government that demands transparency and never been more critical than now to the no only be transparent but to act accordingly. >> well you're exactly right. i think that other thin that we have you talk about adam schiff not showing up today you may remember not too long ago lou you were covering this devin put out a report adam schiff put out a report today i.g. report supports devin muñiz not adam

schiff so we're seeing smoking mirrors in this impeachment process that we saw in entire russia collusion conspiracy and at the end of the day the american people will see the truth that transparency that you talk about -- it is time that it comes home and we hold people accountable at the ballot box by reelecting donald trump in 20 20. >> and congressman,st there no clear collusion construction than that between the radical dems leading this impeachment assault in an effort to overthrow the president and the russians. this is a collusion that could only be between the democrats and russians because everything they're doing is in russia's interest. to -- to absolutely attack a president who is historic in -- in every, every manner, every metric, and at the same destabir government which is succeeding

on every front further it is rebuilding our military whether it is assuring that our policies will follow national interest around the globe. whether it is an economy that continues to grow and markets continuing to rise. this has to -- that's the collusion that seems the only lodge explanation for what's happening right now. >> my democrat colleagues have done the american people a disservice what they've done is given russia a lot more credit than they deserve did they interfere without a doubt? were they the reason why donald trump won in 2016 absolutely not. and they've done a disservice by actually elevating their profile with all of this narrative that goes on and that's the real tragedy of all of this. >> congressman, your democratic colleagues are snakes in -- who have done what they have done and to stand before cameras and microphones every day. and lie through their teeth which is exactly what they have

done on capitol hill in that body that you serve as a representative of the great state of north carolina. it is -- a soully everything about the institution, it is a disgrace to the american people as you well know. congressman, you get the last word. >> well, i can just tell you this is nothing more than a partisan event that we've seen today and over the previous weeks. you know they want to say it is not political. but you don't have focus groups to figure out what you're going to charge a president with, and unless it is -- has a political foundation. and so it is time that we -- we call it for what it is that is that it is all about their 2020 or 2020 lech and hoping to get a democrat in the white house it won't work it is not working here in capitol hill and more importantly it is not working with your viewers e in american people. >> now i think our viewers understand that it is more than

political. it's down right existential if we allow this to stand this is no stopping any kind of conduct on the part of the democratic party. congressman great to have you with us thanks so much as always. all of the best. >> great to be with you lou. stay with us we're coming right back. ♪ for the diamond in your life there's only one diamond store. zales. the diamond store ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪

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>> president trump today signed an executive order to crack down against anti-semitism on college campuses in this country is order classifies judaism as a race or nationality allowing the education department to withhold funding to colleges that discriminate against jews as described in the civil rights act. the president has taken previous action against bias and higher education including ordering two universities to remake their middle east studies program. cnn today hiding the truth about the deep state's spy on the trump campaign. the anti-trump network skipping lindsey graham opening statement in today's hearing for michael horowitz not covering it cnn the only one of the three major networks carrying it deciding not to take his statement instead they covered stories on the divide between trump and

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a new report finds china tried to give loan from world bank to fund civilian surveillance in a province holding more than a million mews limb minorities in e retraining camps document show china's recipients fry try to secure tens of thousands to buy facial recognition along with other surveillance technology funds by world bank world bank says those funds were not dispersed which you'll be pleased to know if we can count on that. our next guest tonight is introduced legislation to stop world bank lending to china at least curb it joining us tonight is congressman anthony gonzalez he's a member of the financial services committee. congressman great to have you with us. let's start with -- why in the world is -- the world bank sending our

taxpayer money to china? don't question send them enough? don't they take enough? they take enough is the right way to frame it so no good reason why united states taxpayer should be backing loans to the chinese government for the the camp and anything frankly. but the reason why -- is because china has infiltrated world bank to such a degree and that if severely curb our influence and there's accelerated they've basically bought off african country as my understanding and they've also had quite a few allies in europe and that's directly at our expense and so it is crazy. anybody who you paint this picture to comes to the same agreement if you're a american and i've introduced legislation that will encourage them to do just that to graduate from the the program never take loans backed by u.s. taxpayers ever again from the world bank. and to start tholed them accountable. >> well good for you great for you, and shame on fuss, i mean,

we created -- world bank and monetary fund and like we're disinterested passive investors who point of fact our tense is never been more required. what more can we do? >> well i think -- an american he is every world bank president is an american. so -- he was, you know, he was always been a hawk in china -- what happened? >> soda tay is doing a very good job of taming that down. the previous president kim was horrific so china doubled their loan capacity under him. you can look pup speeches of the former president touting initiative as a positive development for china, and they, that was under obama when mall pass came in you start to see loan program diminish. i want iting to go to zero frankly i don't think we should have there butting working hard and i commend him if that work but we need to continue to push

on this because it is not just going to happen unless we do to. >> i want to turn if i may to the articles of impeachment. that aring being marked up right now the house judiciary committee, what is your take through this process and surely, surely nancy pelosi even adam schiff understand that their farce exposed them for louts they are. it's just despicable that they even proceed with it. >> yeah i can tell you back in northeast, ohio in my district this is very unpopular to be going down this impeachment pass you'll be hard pressed to find constituent of mine who are excited about impeachment pass, and so i'm against it for a whole host of reasons. on principle i'm against it but also as i can tell you in a important swing district or important swing state, the people of ohio are not for this, at all, and i'm with them.

perform and -- and those are good folk to be with congressman. i'm with a e rest of the country too. because most of the country is absolutely adamantly opposed to these articles of impeachment and carrying out this front against the president and , in fact, everybody who voted for him. >> it is just -- especially so close to the next election. i mean, i'm somebody who believes that whenever you get the the opportunity you put the faith in the american people and you let them decide that's how self-government works, this close to an election i think there are a lot of volters even volters who don't like the president frankly who are looking at this and going okay. this feels like a completely partisan exercise and we're about to revote let the american people decide who the president of the united states is. we're -- we're 11 months away. and yes, and also trying to overthrow ath president who is historic and achievement is accomplishment and success for the very people of ohio and

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