ambassador john bolton and jordan sekulow. melissa: the dow soaring up more than 140 points, almost 143 driven higher by shares of goldman sachs, caterpillar and apple. let's go to nicole petallides. she is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what a day. talk to me about it. >> it really is. the market bouncing back after yesterday which was the biggest selloff in a month. we really saw financials take off leading the market for a second day. those areas such as bank of america, jpmorgan, really got a jump. we saw treasury yields moving higher, highest in the month. idea fed raised rates, yields are higher, profitability to the banks. 10-year bond 2.22s% as i look at the board there. tech stocks, a whole another story. everybody loves tech for the month. some of the names did well, facebook, nvidia in positive territory but after the tech wreck some were faltering. the nasdaq holding on to gains whether they have eight months in a row of gains, haven't seen that since 1999. alphabet, facebook, apple, google all across

liz: jordan sekulow thank you so much. up former obama intelligence officials and democrats agree. no evidence today the trump campaign so colluding with russia. "cnn" really went after kellyanne conway on the russian hacking on the election. we get to that story "washington post" explosive article. you'll want to hear about this. don't go away. can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. i was playing golf love golf.... i used to love golf. wait, what, what happened? i was having a good round, and then my friend, sheila, right as i was stepping into the tee box mentioned a tip a pro gave her. no. yep. did it help? it completely ruined my game. well, the truth is, that advice was never meant for you. i like you. you want to show me your

with how we can expect the case to unfold in the supreme court, american center for law, jordan sekulowgood to see you, jordan. >> thank you, lauren. lauren: do you expect the supreme court to take up the case, how long will it take, how does this proceed? >> the first issue here the department of justice, we agree with their position, aclj, the legal organization i work for filed amicus briefs filed in support of the administratio which is not typically a constitutional crisis created by those opposing basically everything on the trump agenda. first thing they asked for at department of justice from the supreme court, two separate requests. within out of the ninth circuit. one out of the fourth circuit, asking the supreme court to put a stay on the permanent injunction against the executive order. that would, if the court were to grant that stay, the executive order would go into force as immediately. so that will happen fairly soon. a decision on that. they may not do it. it is a bit of extraordinary kind of relief. we've received them at the aclj. part two on case of merits, that wou

melissa: here to react, jordan sekulow, american center for law and justice director.aking news, because you're the perfect person to react to this. this is coming out of the house permanent select committee on intelligence russia investigation and they're saying that they are requesting any notes that former federal bureau of investigation director james comey had or memoranda in his possession memorialized discussions comey had with president trump. second, they wrote in their letter. they would like from the white house counsel requesting that they inform the committee whether any white house recordings or memoranda of comey's conversation with president trump now exists or have existed in the past. in other words, if there are tapes, they want them. if there's more comey memos, they want the exact memo, not his opening statement. what do you think about that? >> well so far i think, melissa, none of these congressional committees have gotten the memos. they have been either tied up, i think the special counsel has them. jim comey gave them to that columbia universi

jordan sekulow, thank you very much. >> bill: 19 minutes past the hour.u can imagine there was lot of reaction at home and around the world to president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate deal. the left has gone into overdrive. the world in a panic mode over this. governor mike huckabee has been watching and listening to all of that and he will join us with his reaction live in a couple minutes here, shannon. >> shannon: one state taking on big drug companies accusing them of knowingly fueling the opioid epidemic. the man behind that lawsuit joins us next. >> we will stop the drugs from pouring into our country and poisoning our youth and we'll expand treatment for those who have become so badly addicted. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable ne

liz: joining me now is jordan sekulow. good to see you. what did you think of the comey hearing today? >> i think it was a whole lot of nothing when it comes to the actual law and legal problems that i think that the left and democrats on capitol hill across the country were hoping would jeopardize the trump presidency. when it came to the possible issues of obstruction and the russia investigation, we got a lot of nos, no, no, no, and no. just like the current officials as well in the same line of work as former director comey was which is the intelligence and law enforcement world. i think a whole lot of nothing there. again, you saw jim comey say calling the president a liar, words i think for jim comey to rebuild his own reputation. i believe, liz, you opened the broadcast with this. he is in trouble, and we said he should be very careful when he does this testimony under oath, he doesn't have a lot of friends on capitol hill. the democrats will use him but they don't have love loss for him if he were to get in trouble by statements he

the executive director of the american center for law and justice, jordan sekulow and also katie pavlichyou've dealt with matters such as this before. what did you think? >> this is a situation again i think the difference between the past administration and the new trump administration. they don't take this approach of just wait and see with these horrendous governments. and so whether it was in the case as i've handled out of iran and sudan. enemies of the united states like north korea. with the obama administration it was begging. they had to beg. i'm sure this family went through the same process. beg them to take action and get any kind of information. with the trump administration. we have a nato ally in turkey. the moment from transition began the trump administration through the president of the united states and vice president and secretary tillerson has taken this as a top priority. i'm sure for those other three americans being held in north korea. like the woman who was released in egypt so quickly. we're seeing a change amidst all the political turmoil in how our state depa

, i am joined by conservative commentator gina loudon, former dnc deputy press secretary, and jordan sekulowm the american center of law and justice. jordan, beginning with you, what do you think the real highlight will be here? >> i think there will be two highlights that will actually undercut comey's testimony, that he fired former fbi director's testimony. one is that the attorney general as the department of justice said, under oath will say he did respond to director comey when the director at the time brought up the idea that he was uncomfortable with these one-on-one conversations with the president. the department of justice said that the attorney general did not just shrug and remain silent as former fbi director comey testified to under oath. second the fib fbi director said he received no information recusal. they certainty the memo the day attorney general recused himself from the investigation and scope and how to move forward. the former fbi director said i have no idea about anything. i never got anything about it. there are two-ways to refute comey off the bat. this is the a

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