gowdy didn't side with trey gowdy's view of what happened here, but a very significant development.e's paul ryan saying that what gowdy said, was there nothing to dispute what gowdy said and we'll see how the president and the white house reacts. so far the president has continued to mak these unsubstantiated charges -- >> hold on one second. let's listen to the coach of the philadelphia eagle, the uninvited team yesterday. >> i'm not discussing it. over. what you've seen and what you've heard is enough and i'm not discussing. i'm not going to stand here and discuss it because we have two practices and i have a mandatory camp next week and i'm focused on that. >> how is the morale of the team? >> great. the team's great. [ inaudible question ] >> no. no. we're united. we're a team. it's been that way since i've been here. [ inauuestion ] >> we're focused on today, focus on getting a great practice here today, tomorrow and next week and our focus is 2018 and that's motivation enough. >> did you address the whole situation with your players? >> no. no. i mean,listen, it's -- no. [ [ i

trey gowdy is one of my heroes. i always loved trey gowdy. i don't know if he went to the dark side. he understands credibility, lying and the courtroom. why would he talk to christopher wray and rod rosenstein saying i haven't seen the documents but i believe everything they are saying. >> i disagree with his analysis and it goes to what jim said. they should have just told candidate trump this is something they were concerned about. instead they chose to take taken aggressive posture vis-a-vis the entire campaign. they launched this massive counter-intelligence investigation based on papadopoulos saying something to downer. we know when downer reported that to u.s. authorities, he didn't even mention emails. there wasser in a discussion about emails. so the start of it is as thin as you can possibly be. and i would also say there was more information or evidence that would require you to surveil hillary's campaign and trump's campaign. look at the national security implications. they were paying a foreign national christopher steele to coll

trey gowdy who said that he's more convinced the fbi -- [ ? normally like to comment on classified briefings. i think chairman gowdy's initial assessment is accurate, i think. we have more digging to do. we're waiting for some more document requests. we have some moreents to review. we still have some unanswered questions and it would have been helpful if we'd gotten this information earlier. as chairman nunes said the other day, if we had the information we were looking for we could wrap this up faster, but i have seen no evidence to the contrary of the initial assessment that chairman gowdy has made, but i want to make sure that we run every lead down and make sure we get the final answers to these questions. >> so, kate, no evidence to the ront raer contrary of what trey gowdy said this is what mitch mcconnell said who was also at one of those briefings last month and he said he saw nothing particularly surprising and chairman richard burr, the senate intelligence committee would not comment about what he saw in that briefing and only devin

trey has had this down to a question of spy gate.s dropped into the campaign to spy on the campaign to get some dirt to stir up some dirt on the then candidate trump and others. he is basically saying from what he was told no to that. rudy giuliani, on the other hand, understands that the threat of impeachment is a political process. it is not a -- it is not a legal process. or a criminal justice process. it's a political process. and so he's engaged in basically attempting to make sure that a point of view is shared with the base, that all things not cultured, how this was handled by the then justice department higher ups. pure and simple. so i think one is playing a political game. the other is, in fact, talking about a narrow legal issue. and they're both right. >> maria, you agree with that? >> i really didn't understand what that meant, ken. sorry. because it's actually very simple. trey gowdy is now being attacked by trump's allies because he committed the ultimate sin. he told the truth. we already know that this president doe

here with trey, right before he deployed last july. showing off trey's honor roll certificate.onel morrison had to miss so many milestones, like birthdays, sending messages from overseas. >> i'm very proud of the man that you're becoming and know that i always carry you in my heart. i love you, buddy. >> reporter: but when colonel morrison and his wife heard he'd be back in time this year -- well, just watch. >> colonel morrison has missed trey's last three birthdays. but today, we have a special surprise. returning just this morning and reuniting with his family for the first time in nearly a year, colonel jay morrison! >> reporter: trey and luke in dad's arms. the stadium on their feet. luke, up in the air. dad, home. tonight, colonel morrison telling us he's happy to be back. and happy to celebrate father's day, at home. such a great moment. we thanks for watching. good night. crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturall

four out of the five republicans backing trey gowdy on this. >> got it. thank you. meantime, fired fbi deputy director andrewabe heads to capitol hill next week to testify on the clinton e-mail probe. but there is one potential roadblock. he won't do it if he can receive immunity. the demand asoutlined in this letter obtained by cnn and sent to the judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley, grassley wants to discuss the long-awaited internal justice department report and the details on how officials handed that whole investigation. sources say the report will detail a series of missteps. our cnn jusce reporter broke this story. why is mccabe asking for this immunity, laura? >> reporter: unlike many oforme senator grassley is hoping will testify in the coming weeks, mccabe is in a tough spot here. he was fired after it was found he lied to intl investigators about a separate inspector general'sreport. since that time he's been under investigation by the u.s. attorney's office here in hens he did absolutel nothing wrong. the concern here is that whatever he says in

trey gowdy went out of hisway to say it should be completed .s: he said in terms of prussian interference. he wasn't talking about collusion or obstruction. >> i hope there is no collusion or obstruction but i think we should let the investigation conclude and find out what mueller knows. while some people are impugning mueller, i certainly would in most members wouldn't. he had an exemplary run as the head of the fbi and u.s. attorney before that. he was nominated by immigrants and republicans right around 9/11. i worked closely with them . the last comment about the fbi, this isn't the first strange event at the fbi. i had my own event which was very strange with the fbi. my view is yes, there need to be changes at the fbi but christopher wray seems to be a responsible leader and will take in a better direction. >>chris: how big a deal is this to hear trey gowdy who's been a pretty honest broker suddenly really change his opinion about the mueller investigation and presidenump's potential gal liability? >> i suspect trey gowdy will do the same

like trey gowdy.rmant, aka, spy, at the dnc to chase down the russians hacking the dnc's e-mails? no. if they're trying to protect us and the candidates and the election from the russians where weren't there informants in jill stein's campaign or hillary clinton's campaign? >> sean: boom, check mate. we have our finance -- fox nes contributor and author and let me start with the response to trey gowdy. why weren't there spies in the other campaigns and chris steel said it's 50/50 used to get fisa warrants on american citizens one that happened to be in the trump campaign. >> there weren't spies in other campaigns, sean, because they were spying on trump not the russians. this is -- i don't know if trey gowdy wafted a little bit -- >> sean: he never saw the documents. how could me make that document -- >> but me made a comment so irresponsible he said americans should be confident the fbi worked the case as they should have. then why did they hide it from congressional oversight for eight months when t

here's trey gowdy again. i want to play this trey gowdy clip.aking. >> russia isn't being hurt boy this investigation right now, we are. this country is being hurt. we are being divided. we've seen the bias. we've seen the bias. we need to see the evidence. if you have evidence of wrongdoing by any member of the trump campaign present it to the damn grand jury. if you have evidence that this president acted inappropriately, present it to the american people. whatever you got, finish it the hell up. >> i've got to go back to ben wittes. ben, i'm going to show you a couple things here. let's look at timelines. trey gowdy knows better. that's what's so disgusting. the russia investigation that -- it's gone 397 days. it's cost less than donald trump's trips to his privately owned golf courses. check the numbers. that's the truth. and we've got four intel chiefs saying that russia is trying to influence and undermine and subvert american democracy so that investigation is going 397 days. iran can tra almost -- contra almost 2500 days, and whitewater

and senator richard burr said i think trey gowdy's assessment was correct. and house speaker paul ryan. >> normally i don't like to comment on classified briefing. i think trey gowdy's initial assessment is accurate. we have some more digging to do. we are waiting for more document requests and more document review. >> republicans break with the president at the latest indication he lacks any evidence to back up his claim of a major political scandal. the only republican briefed on the intel who has not broken with the president is devin nunes. he has demanded more documents. >>> president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani furthest r escalag the efforts at the conference in tel aviv, rudy giuliani misrepresented the formation and purpose of the mueller team with this claim. >> a group of 13 highly partisan democrats to make up the mueller team, excluding him, are trying very, very hard to frame him. they can't emotionally come to grip was the fact that the russian collusion didn't happen. >> giuliani also said first lady moe melania trump does not believe stormy

maria: congressman, what does trey gowdy say there? >> well, what he's really talking about there is that trey gowdy believes that he has been told multiple times by the department of justice that donald trump, president trump is not a target of this investigation. he believes he's been told that multiple times so he comes to the conclusion, well if they were only going after russians if the fbi was only going after russians and donald trump's not a target of this investigation then what is all this about? and so the mainstream media continues to ignore that piece that mr. gowdy i think has clearly said now on multiple occasions but was very clear about it last week, in that president trump is not a target of this investigation, in his own mind. now you have to remember that mr. gowdy loves the fbi and the department of justice. i think all americans want to have a good department of justice and fbi doing their job, and if they're targeting russian s or chinese or what have you that's what we expect them to do; however the challenge we

we heard trey gowdy and he said they have to respond. does this put more pressure on intelligence officials to respond to investigators in line. >> one thing is this has been going on in-house intel for a long time. a lot of questions about bias for them. doj has had some cover to fight back. now with paul ryan saying he will bring this back on the house floor from his going to use the constitutional weapons the house has two forced doj can never documents. absolutely a lot of pressure. >> robert mueller has to know that this is ammunition for his political enemies. that is not something that i mueller cares about, is it? he probably feels pressure but he wants to complete the investigation or that's what he supposed to be doing. >> is no accident we haven't seen people like ryan and gabby turned the guns i mueller because what's he supposed to do. you've carried out the mueller probably agrees with at least one of these talking points from a lot of these republicans. the last time a body shot after body shot from the president. however

let's turn quickly to trey gowdy. you know trey gowdy.aying the american people would be thrilled to have an fbi spy in a presidential campaign. what happened to your friend gowdy? what has he become? >> no. i have the greatest confidence in trey gowdy. there are two parts to what he said. lou: wait a minute. jason chaffetz says there are two parts. >> hold on, lou. the second part has nothing to do with donald trump. and that did not get nearly enough attention as it should. lou: that's on trey gowdy. jason, thanks so much. mark, appreciate it.join us tom. good night from new york. kennedy: a news alert. a major development in the nuclear stand standoff. the communist regime's notorious spy chief will the deliver a letter tomorrow written by kim jong-un. and it could mean the june 12 summit is back on. the vice chair of the central committee kim yong chol met with mike pompeo. it's the highest ranking meeting with the nort north

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the speaker trusts him, thinks highly of trey gowdy. his role throughout all of this, and gowdy's willingness to talk about this on fox news and his perspective gave ryan an opportunity to talk about something that's happened behind closed doors. gowdy laid this out there. now the speaker has backed it up, walked the line a little bit, but backed it up. our colleague heard from richard burr, who rarely speaks on these issues, he said he agreed with trey gowdy. you're seeing everyone but devin nunes saying everything the fbi has shown us shows what the fbi did was correct and in line with their process and what the fbi did is not at all what the president is trying to say. >> sometimes we need to slow down in the blur age of trump we live in. so the speaker of the house, trey gowdy, three very prominent republicans, including the man third in line to the presidency, saying mr. president, stop. mr. president, you are wrong. mr. president, the fbi did not spy on you. mr. president, give it up. >> he's not really saying that, though. they'r

speaker ryan come out and agree with trey gowdy that the fbi was spies in the campaign and ere trey was c and now speaker ryan stood up, i give him credit for that. and that is important because w people understand this, is an attempt to chip away at the credibility of fbi and the department of justice and because if they ultimately come out with a finding that is not to the president's liking, the president is not to ever contest that in court. there is real legitimate quon before whether he could be dragged into court and le say what he's been saying all along investigation and so a lot of my constituents and americans people in connecticut say whe will republicans stand up for the fbi d the department of justice and a country that observed the rule of law and believed the president of the states is not above the law. so speaker ryan's goincredit, a step in the right direction. >> let me get your reaction to the new claim from the president's new personal attorney rudy giuliani regarding this whole mueller investigation. listen to this. >> they are a group of 13 highly partisan democr

let's turn quickly to trey gowdy. you know trey gowdy. it big time saying the american people would be thrilled to have an fbi spy in a presidential campaign. what happened to your friend gowdy? what has he become? >> no. i have the greatest confidence in trey gowdy. there are two parts to what he said. lou: wait a minute. jason chaffetz says there are two parts. >> hold on, lou. the second part has nothing to do with donald trump. and that did not get nearly enough attention as it should. lou: that's on trey gowdy. jason, thanks so much. mark, appreciate it. >> let me be clear, these tariffs are totally unacceptable. for 150 years canada has been the united states' most steadfast ally. cheryl: breaking this morning, u.s. trading partners denouncing u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum that take effect today, europe, canada and mÉxico say they will retaliate with tariffs on u.s. products on motorcycles and whiskey. cheryl: trade war with selloff yesterday with the dow sinking. cheryl: investors starting a new month. right now futures actual

trey as in traitor gowdy has seen no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign.aying a game of semantics and parsing words and it will be a terrific end of the year when trey and ryan are gone. a spy is a secret or undercover agent. that's what this guy was. working for the fbi. deployed to insinuate himself into the campaign. if that ain't spying, i don't know what is. >> can we take a look at the quick survey of some headline elements of evidence of the spy in the trump campaign? a cambridge professor out as an fbi spy. meeting with campaign advisor carter page, sam clovis. the strzok-page text referring to oco nurks s lures. that's spies not in the continental united states. comey's house testimony confirming the existence of a classified investigation. former national intelligence director james clapper admitting the fbi ran an informant on the campaign officials and it was quite a common occurrence. the obama justice department and the fbi used the steele dossier paid for by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. that piece of fiction us

let's turn quickly to trey gowdy. you know trey gowdy.ed in it big time saying the american people would be thrilled to have an fbi spy in a presidential campaign. what happened to your friend gowdy? what has he become? >> no. i have the greatest confidence in trey gowdy. there are two parts to what he said. lou: wait a minute. jason chaffetz says there are two parts. >> hold on, lou. the second part has nothing to do with donald trump. and that did not get nearly enough attention as it should. lou: that's on trey gowdy. jason, thanks so much. mark, appreciate it. here is lou dobbs. lou: our top stories diplomatic drama, united states and north korea make a last-ditch effort to save singapore summit. secretary of state pompeo warning kim jong-un must make major concessions if he wants to sit with president trump on june 12. we take up the latest development with general jack keane. president trump keeping his promises putting american workers first on trade. much to chagrin of dems, rinos, round table, eu, and mexico, canada, "wall street

who is trey gowdy and which trey gowdy will show up at which public hearing in which sound bite. gregg: he could play si sybil ia movie. but he got it right talking to peter strzok and others in deposition. the funny thing that occurred today was when -- and i mean funny in the most of pejorative way. when rosenstein said strzok's behavior was inappropriate. talk about the understatement of the year. this is a guy hot inspector general said has a willingness to use and abuse his position to influence an election. lou: he was given by his superiors three critical opportunities to do so. at least two opportunities to do so when he was assigned to the russia collusion case. he was assigned to -- as well. the mid term exam if they decided to use a pseudonym. it's remarkable. the emscandal of the former secretary. gregg: there is only one, peter strzok and he taints all the investigation. lou: why in the world has the republican party en masse, particularly in the house, jim jordan, mark meadows, ron desantis, the list goes on. but for the most of part the republicans and the congress

you lost your son trey in april. i want to start with you. we've worked together for several years now, been on a couple of panels together. and i want folks to know about joey. what was he like, and what happened to him? >> hmm, well, joey was a senior at arizona state university when we got the -- the horrible news that he had passed away in his bedroom overnight after a college party. he'd been out with friends the night before, and they'd gone to the nightclubs in the area to celebrate a birthday and an early graduation for a friend. came back to his apartment, and he basically just went to sleep and didn't wake up. i would describe joey as pretty much the all-american kid. he loved sports. while he was -- i think he started four -- like 4 years old all the way through high school, he was playing virtually every sport you could imagine. his special love was football, and he played football the last four years of his high school time, but...he was just a really fun guy to be around. he was everybody's friend. he walked in the room, and eve

i don't want to see this in a document of trey gowdy or devin nunes. we have to have more power back. >> we know that james comey punished or had some sort of punishment i guess you could say for strozk and page. they still had jobs. >> senator paul was chasing down how long they had it and how broad clearances were. but i want to ask you, lisa, about the situation. i understand where it came from. you didn't want to taint the entire force of the f.b.i. right? so you kept hearing people at the higherrer listen so iing it was just these two. apparently it wasn't just these two. >> itasn't. on the text messages not just car bias in the text messages. what i'm concerned with is in regard to peter strozk the willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate electoral prospects. that's what i'm concerned about. that is what i hope they drill in with michael horowitz. for christopher wray, i want to know will there be accountability if for five agents who are recommended for the further investigation? >> kennedy: do you think he took r

chairman bob goodlatte and trey gowdy are in the room. here is trey gowdy.ments, five minutes each and trey gowdy. >> bill: look at that picture there behind michael horowitz. that's a stadium of lawmakers in front of him. it was row after after row. this will go for some time. >> sandra: christopher wray is not in the room. he was in the room yesterday. today the witness is the i.g. michael horowitz. but as you mentioned, 74 members of both committees combined. >> bill: as you look at this, you have to look to trey gowdy and you have to look to bob goodlatte. because they have been knee deep in this investigation for a year and a half. jason upwards of two years. i think their line of questioning is something you should have a keen interest in today to figure out where these house members are going now. >> well, they -- this is their golden opportunity to go and look under the hood. remember, this is the first investigation. there is still another investigation into fisa abuse, the russia -- was there wrongdoing in russia? they will try to ask questions on

in any event, i agree with trey.s now indicated that he would come voluntarily, but he has not pinned himself down on wind. so we are eminently going to issue a subpoena for him to appear next week. speed limits of the subpoena has been prepared but has not been issued yet? >> it's on the way. >> so we should be able to see peter strzok testify publicly next week? >> we are still open to working with him but he has to understand he has to do it on his timetable. his lawyer better contact us right away because the subpoena is coming. >> sandra: i think you will hear that message loud and clear. you talked a lot about the timeline of this text messages today. and, whether that impacted the launch of the russian investigation, that is the question. did it? >> if you look at the chronology, of course in late july of 2016 is when the russia probe began. we were not even two weeks into it. we are not two weeks into it before he was talking about any concerns policy that make sure that donald trump is never the president. s

we have extensive coverage tonight including reaction from two chairman, trey gowdy and bob goodlatte. but let's begin with catherine heritage at the justice department tonight. lots to digest. >> the 500 page reports that it was 17 months in the macon addresses allegations of political bias and found that loretta lynn showed bad just don't make a judgment and fbi director james comey was insubordinate. >> no charges are appropriate in this case. >> when fbi director james comey gave his statement, the inspector general found comey went outside the chain of command when he intentionally kept his boss, attorney general loretta lynch and her deputy, sally gates, in the dark. they found it was extra neri and insubordinate for him to do so, and we found no reason for the depressed weeks of basis for deviating from the established policy. in a tweet to, comey responded. i respect the doj ig office which is why i urge them to do the review. the conclusions are reasonable even though i disagree with him. people with good faith can see an unprecedented situation differently. on text messages

i talked earlier about trey gowdy's comments and a spy infiltrating trump's campaign.rt, congressman trey gowdy who's seen the documents says that there's no there there, he says it was ain. do you trust gowdy's assessment? >> i look forward to talking to trey, he's a good friend of mine and he's someone that i really do trust. i don't know who these other members of congress who you say have come to the same conclusion, i don't know any of them that do, but this might be a time where trey and i are going to agree to disagree. unless virtually everything that's been reported on this is untrue. i still have real concerns and i still think we want to pursue this and have a broader look at the documents. >> you say everything that's been reported about it, really the most public things are things that the president has said, and he's consistently used the word spy, he's said two spies or a spy ring. >> yes. >> what do you think has been reported that needs to be looked into more? >> well, let's look at the "new york times" and "washington post" reporting. and by the way,

why was it necessary if what trey gowdy says is true? i'm not saying anything he says is not true, but i'm saying in terms of how he's emphasizing this. why did they need to dummy up the fisa application? if they had a bunch of stuff to make them suspicious about trump campaign and the fbi, why did they use the dossier which was all bogus, 50% of it wasn't corroborated and we know the litany of facts of it paid for by steele and people in the clinton campaign, they would go out of their way, if they were neutral, go out of the way not to present that to the court. if they did present it to the court, they would disclose to the court that steele had been fired as an informant by the fbi, that it was funded as opposition research by the clinton campaign and would have made all those connections, but they didn't. you have to wonder why? why did they lie about the redactive material? why did they play hide the ball? why did they leak? something makes this not right, that what's makes this suspicious. there is a bunch that is still wrong, not

the big story to me as always when to be trey gowdy's ever-changing hair. like martin landau in mission impossible. he's got to go somewhere. he is a russian agent. >> dana: say cia or something. >> greg: i think he works for the russians. >> donna: national man of mystery. i think the beard is very becoming. politics sometimes is not so becoming. i actually did watch. it's better than watching soap operas in the middle of the day. the reason why i watched it is because underneath all the partisan rhetoric about that, we learned that once again we have an agency that has some dysfunction. whether you focus on those emails, texts, disgusting. i'm a former federal employee. disgusting. let's say. it's disgusting. whether you're saying those things about mr. trump or saying those things about mrs. clinton. they are not hired to text each other about their personal dislike of a particular candidate. that being said, the office of professional responsibility must now do their job and remove those who are still in the employ of the federal government. beyond that

but let me just remind you, trey gowdy oversaw the benghazi investigation, and you can just use your google to go back and look at clips of trey gowdy and other republicans who had a presumption of guilt about hillary clinton. they said that not only was she mishandling the security of the personnel there, they -- that hillary clinton issued a stand-down order so that americans who are under attack by terrorists were killed because they did not receive the proper help. and he also during that same time even during the current investigation, president trump and the rnc have been sending out a fund-raising appeal because of what they say is a witch-hunt. so, look, i think we know what happens during these hearings, but it is kind of -- to watch members of congress to say the things they say. >> i do want to drill down, i want to drill down. josh, help me out on this one. what jim jordan and rod rosenstein were going back and forth about. this gets to -- there are many elements of this, right? it all kind of centers around the russia investigation, the origins of it, and that's what thi

we have trey gowdy summing it up very well. "i'm alarmed, angered, and deeply disappointed by the inspector general's findings of numerous failures by the doj and fbi in investigating potential espionage act violations by the former secretary of state

>> well, the bottom line is trey gowdy is not acting in the interest of people.trying to create, manufacturing controversy that doesn't exist. they have been given every document they've asked for, what they want is some kind that can't happen because the oig, eryone that's looked at this said that there's nothing there. so this is an ongoing effort to create some type of hysteria against hillary clinton. she's not the president, the president is donald trump and she's being investigated by the department of justice for the crimes that he's potentially committed. so we need to let those investigations go forward. heat -- >> not the side show that there's something going around hillary clinton. heather: chris, final word. trey gowdy said himself that they don't want drama, they want things done and get results, this is what this is about getting results. if everyone would cooperate and work together we wouldn't have hysteria going on today? heather: very good point. chris, mustafa, appreciate it. we will see what happens. we will be right back. stay with us ahh...

and we'll take up why speaker ryan's support of trey gowdy and his attack on the president couldn't have been more poorly timed >>> our top story tonight, president trump enters a pivotal and historic period of his presidency as he projects his foreign policy vision on friends and foes alike. huddling with shinzo abe with whom he's devel lopped a close bond. president trump leaving no doubt that denuclearization is at the stotopof his agenda. but today he took time to highlight one of japan's principle concerns, the fate of 12 japanese citizens kidnapped by north korea, some who have been missing since the 1970s. >> i can speak first because i will tell you on the prime minister's behalf that he very much talked about abduction. it was pre-eminent in our conversations. he talked about it long and hard and passionately. lou: before the president can get to kim jong-un he has to deal with the recalls trait globalist g-7. those leaders await him this weekend in quebec with demands for open borders and parasitic trade arguments they've enjoyed fb decades. today the heads of two of the smalle

maybe you should talk to trey gowdy, who apparently saw the documents and got the briefing.f no collusion, no collusion is also false. we know for example about george papadopoulos reaching out to a russian source to get dirt on hilly. we know about the trump tower meeting in june of 2016 which they're promised dirt on hillary and they a foreign power information, something of value to help you win an election, yes, we have evidence of that already. the question is how extensive it was and who all was involved in it. >> jennifer just laid out all the points, neera. why is paul ryan, somebody who is retiring in january -- why would he stake his reputation going out and saying something like there's been no evidence whatever of any collusion. nothing to see here. what's going on with paul ryan in. >> i think what the polling show and "the wall street journal" poll shows paul ryan is between a rock and a hard place. obviously that rock is donald trump, and the stranglehold he has on republican base voters, who paul ryan and the rest of the republican party are desperate to ensu

we heard that from trey gowdy a few months ago. we heard more recently from trey gowdy, in terms of this unsubstantiated spy gate the president has been pushing. and the president is choosing not to take trey gowdy's council here. you don't see many represents on the house side. sticking up for trey gowdy's line of argument here. when you talk about the president we've seen has tried to 34uddy the waters on this investigation for ag time we're seeing that have an impact on republicans in terms of the electorate. we're seeing republican candidates running for office. and echoing the way in which he describes this investigation as a witch hunt. what the president is doing is having an impact so far. >> thank you very much. and also to mark and michael, stay with me here, again, we're watching and waiting for this white house briefing to happen. we'll take it live, in the meantime, coming up, don't call it a summit, what the president is saying about his upcoming meeting with kim jong-un in a couple days in singapore. >>> why bill cli

i don't know what mueller is going to find, but i think trey is a good friend, and trey is knowing toet his wish. this is going to be sent to congress at some point and they're going to have to deal with it. it will be delivered. >> i've got one more, and if you can answer for me because president trump tweeted again today the special counsel investigation is headed by 13 democrats, christopher stein on the hill today. >> i'm not a democrat and i'm not angry. >> so was the whole point here republican attacks to make ray and rosenstein have to defend themselves like this? i'm sorry, this is for guy lewis. pardon me, go ahead. >> i'm sorry, don. it's absolutely designed to discredit not necessarily rosenstein, although he's leading the investigation and has the ability to bring him in and say, look, bob, i want this done inside of three months. he does have that power, that ability. so there is some of that going on. but gruthe congressman is right this thing is going to end when it ends. but the other side is frustrated, they're angry. they want it to end yesterday and it's just not go