they have all sorts of talking points ready to go when we find out what is in the mullah report. host: we know the president yesterday at mar-a-lago. he golfed with kid rock. he seemed to be pretty comfortable. guest: one of my colleagues is in florida with him and heard the same thing. in,as not supposed to stop there was a republican fundraiser. we were not sure if he was going to go. he did go and talk to little bit. lindsey graham was giving a speech. the president seemed to be in good spirits. he introduced lindsey graham. mar-a-lago,own at it is a place where he is surrounded by people he has known for a long time. he is surrounded by friends. he took an extra large group of , probably because he knew this was coming out. he likes being there. he is scheduled to return to washington later today. tweet a just got a moment ago wishing everyone to have a nice day, but we have not heard him react to the mullah report. -- mueller report. i was talking to people close to him on thursday and friday. they were saying they were really hoping he would not say much. they were not goin

obama, as we all know, $150 billion in cash and other currencies, cargo planes right there on the mullahs of iran, front door. now the deal is totally debunked. iran never stopped pursuing a nuclear weapon. never stop fronting terror all over the world.ll and unlike these deals, president trump is more interested in protecting the country than just having a feel-good signature moment based on what is at its core a hollow, unenforceable agreement that in the end would be meaningless. he would think, when the denuclearization of a rogue dictatorship was on the table, you would think this is a moment when all americans would want to back the president's efforts, hope that he could make a great deal. you would think they would encourage his efforts to make the world a safer, better place for our kids and grandkids. you would think that they cared about world peace. they profess to. no, that is not the case because yesterday, and our nation's capital, at the very moment, the very day the president was meeting with kim jong un, democrats, they scheduled a public hearing with former trump attorn

outline grounds for impeachment against him is our special guest we'll hear his take on the mullah report on this edition of politicking. politicking on larry king special counsel robert muller as we report on his investigation into ties between the trunk campaign and the russian government is over who will decide what parts if any of moles will forte will be released to the public for his fought for as informed calls the report a complete and total exoneration of him and his associates but is it let's talk about that with ken starr he served as the independent counsel who investigated bill clinton and his administration and then on to out on the eleven impeachable offenses of mr clinton to congress his latest book only since september is content a mix is been quite a couple of years ten the president says most his report is a complete and total exoneration of him what's your read. i think is a great exoneration with respect to the key issue of collusion obviously bob mueller left open the obstruction of justice issue kicked it up stairs to the attorney general and the deputy attorney gen

fromve two caravans coming water mullah -- guatemala going to mexico, they could stop them but they choose not to, if they do not stop them then we are closing the border. we will keep it close for a long time, i am not playing games, mexico has to stop it. they had people coming to mexico , it is a long and dangerous journey, mexico sends buses and at one they started point a little bit stopping it but they do not do anything to stop it now. i have stopped payments to guatemala, and/or us, el salvador -- honduras, el salvador, $500 million, we are giving them tremendous aid, we stop payment to honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. we were paying them tremendous amounts of money and we are not paying them anymore because they have not done a thing for us. they set up these caravans and in many cases they put their worst people in their caravan, they will not put the best people, they get rid of their problems and they come into the country, we are not letting them in our country. our border patrol, the job they have done is incredible and the job ice is doing is incredible and we have run

to trump seek to obstruct the investigation that's one area where mullah could present more evidence in the probe has got ever closer to the oval office the question now is what it all means for the president. with a low morris findings have not been released some details about his report are coming to light correspondent helen humphrey has more on this what we do know so far is that the special counsel has reportedly not recommended that any more indictments be made so far thirty seven people have been indicted in this investigation including those close to the president full mana forty his former campaign manager was sentenced to prison time as was of course michael cohen his fixer as well now not since the watergate scandal the american public been so mesmerized by an inquiry all of this sort certainly the president and other high ranking republicans have called this a partisan probe they've said that it's a witch hunt and even if no criminal wrongdoing is exposed in this report what may be exposed are misdemeanors which the democrats may then further investigate so although this

they could of course use subpoena power to obtain more details including subpoena power on roll that mullah himself so at the moment we are waiting this weekend to more details on the report which essentially will become the far report and at the moment it appears milledge not recommending any more indictments so what does this mean for the u.s. president donald trump is he off the hook. it doesn't necessarily mean that the u.s. president is off the hook i was think for a rationale from jerry nadler the chairman of the house judiciary committee who says that that which is impeachable is not necessarily a crime that which is a crime is not necessarily impeachable so we don't know of course the contents of the report at this stage but remember that even if there are no further indictments it is the policy of the department of justice that no sitting president should be indicted of course the process for removing a president from office is impeachment and remember that when it comes to any legal woes potentially facing the president well he's facing many other investigations including in the s

the iranian regime, the mullahs in iran, a regime that regularly persecutes christians and jews, theys program, we stood up against tyrannical governments. we have a very disturbing story to share. human rights lawyer, according to reports, now in iran sentenced to 38 years in jail. 148 lashings. just for standing up for fundamental rights of women. in this case, how they want to address. claims she was spying and spreading propaganda and insulting the ayatollah. this should transcend politics. this should be an issue that unites all americans. this is one minimal to what we all believe. this is why we are against obama's tens of billions of dollars that he paid to the mullahs in iran, why we were so against hillary clinton taking money from countries that similarly abuse human rights. we will continue to follow this story. it is happening in our time. we'll bring you updates as we get them for before we go tonight, we want to share viewers responses. john makes a point about climate change, alarmist al gore, every time he's opening his mouth he's polluting. that's the commentary of t

trumpt night president spoke to supporters in grand rapids michigan and talk about the mullah report, the economy, and his disagreements with democrats and journalists. this is an hour and a half. landi love this god bless the usa

there'll be no more pallets of cash to the mullahs in iran.plause] and last year president trump did what no american president before him had the courage to do when he moved the american embassy to jerusalem, the capital of the state of israel. [applause] and as though all this wasn't enough, as prime minister netanyahu said just last week, he did it again. [laughter] [applause] you know, for 20 years after israel's rebirth, syria held the golan heights. and with its massive artillery, it held israel hostile. this crucial region changed hands only after israel won a war that was forced upon her. years later when israel's enemies attacked her on the holiest day of the jewish year, thousands of patriots stepped up to defend their homeland including a young tank commander who single-handedly kept a fleet of enemy tanks at bay, the great zika greengold. [applause] it's an amazing story. late one night all alone on the tap line route as enemy tanks rolled into israel, a miracle happened. captain greengold moved his lone tank back and forth in the

there will be no more pallets of cash to the mullahs in iran. [applause] last year,pence: president trump did what no american president before him had the courage to do. when he moved the american embassy to jerusalem, the capital of the state of israel. and as though all this was not enough, as prime minister netanyahu said last week he did it again. for 20 years after israel -- syria held the goal on heights -- the golan heights. this region changed hands after israel won a war that was forced upon them. thousands of patriots stepped up to defend their homeland including a young tank commander who single-handedly kept a fleet of enemy tanks at bay. [applause] vice pres. pence: it's an amazing story. late one night all alone on the tap line route as enemy tanks rolled into israel, a miracle happened. captain green gold moved his lone tank back and forth in the darkness firing in different largerons to delay a enemy force. his actions not only turned the golanthey secured the heights from enemy control and with it saved the state of israel. sav

there will be no more pallets of cash to the mullahs of iran.ause] and last year president trump did what no american president before him had the courage to do when he moved the american embassy to jerusalem, the capital of the state of israel. [applause] and as though all of this wasn't enough, as prime minister netanyahu said just last week, he did it again. [laughter] [applause] you know, for 20 years, after israel's rebirth, syria held the golan heights, and with this massive artillery it held israel hostage. this crucial region changed hands only after israel won a war that was forced upon them. years later, when israel's enemies attacked her on the holiest day of the jewish year, thousands of patriots stepped up to defend their homeland, including a young tank commander who single-handedly kept a fleet of enemy tanks at bay. the great zvika greengold. [applause] it's an amazing story. late one night, all alone, as enemy tanks rolled into israel, a miracle happened. capt. greengold moved his tank back and forth in the darkness, firing in d

and then he invites the mullahs to the oval office and tells them, that fbi director was a real nutjob, i lifted a lot of pressure by firing him. who on earth doesn't think the fbi should investigate that? the hypocrisy is revealed just by changing the names. the fbi did what it absolutely had to do. the american people should be glad it's there and proud of it and the rest is just lying and noise. >> reporter: and about calls from prominent republicans to open up an investigation into the fbi and justice department's roles in starting the collusion investigation -- >> look, it would be like going to the dentist. i don't love going to the dentist but i believe in going to the dentist. so if there are questions that haven't been answered in the hours and hours and hours of testimony i've given, of course i' i want it all done in the light of day, though. no more secret depositions. public hearings serve the public interest. so if there are questions to be asked about how we handled this investigation or any other, let me know when you want me. >> all right, there's a lot to digest from

report. >> ok, so, the mullah report is complete.he phone call with attorney barr, he will come to committee and release as much grand jury, information is prohibited by law from being released. senatehis letter to the said that he is asking the special counsel team to help him with the information that may be covered by the grand jury statute. plus that information, i don't know how much, if any -- that would be something you have to think about. it is -- if the administration claims executive privilege, that would be something i'm sure he would consider. we will find out what the determinations are. but that's the broad outlines, the limitations of sharing the imitation to with the public. my desires for the public to get as much of the report is possible to the stent with the outlines of concerns are just announced. >> the news conference on capitol hill with senator lindsey graham, joining us in our studio -- what are you saying and that? >> let's start with the one thing that everyone seems to be able to -- and there is somethin

. >> senate judiciary chair lindsey graham talk about the mullah report and what is next for the committee. --robertllah report mueller report. this is 30 minutes. sen. graham: we will have about 30, 40 minutes together and you won't ambush me every five minutes in the halls, deal? [laughter] sen. graham: i tried. is played. report i have a phone call with attorney general william barr at --n about what his next food at noon about what is next. what's next i hope will be that he will come to the committee and release as much as possible of the mueller report. one of the things that can't be released, prohibited by law of being released, compromise the grand jury process. he in his letter to me and senator feinstein and others said he's asking special counsel team with information that may be covered by the grand jury statute. classified information, i don't know how much if any. that would be something that you would have to think about. pretty much if the administration claims executive privilege about anything in the report, that would be something i'm sure he would consider, we will fin

describing unprecedented progress to end the seventeen year war is meeting the taliban's co-founder mullah abdul ghani baradar it is the highest level of talks between the two sides since the war began has been following the talks here and. stay five of negotiations between the u.s. and the taliban taking place at this hotel behind me in doha now we've spoken to sources within the taliban here who say that they are optimistic they will reach an agreement sometime soon but the only thing they're discussing at the moment with the americans is a timeline of the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan there are now fourteen thousand american troops in their country and that's how about want them to leave as quickly as possible that's something the americans are trying to negotiate they believe they need a few years to withdraw all their troops but the taliban wants that withdrawal to happen within months not years according to an american source we've spoken to is while they were not optimistic that the negotiations will wrap up by the end of today but they are hopeful they will reach an agreem

enough blowback that as they say that that this this gets rolled back david the president says the mullahs reporters a complete and total exoneration of him and his campaign against clues in an obstruction is it. no it's an initial and it's an historic victory it takes in my judgment larry impeachment off the table the democrats going to have to be trump at the ballot box which is better i think for the country in many ways and that's what nancy pelosi has been implying if not saying look it's an initial victory but remember moeller was in the dilemma as follows he couldn't subpoena the president because i would take forever going up to the supreme court he couldn't indict him according to department of justice standards and he couldn't exceed that standard of reasonable doubt so what does he do remember there's bad stuff in that report he had a hard time calling obstruction bill barr had to call it for him so is that stuff trickles out it'll be you know less of a gigantic initial victory and it's given i must say the democrats a new focus on health care on the economy on bringing the coun

i look forward to the mullah report. i think he's a straight arrow. we will have the facts of a table. host: how about this poll? it came out that showed trust in robert mueller is eroding. half of americans agree that he is the victim of a witchhunt. support for impeachment has dropped since last october. guest: people confuse impeachment with removal. president, that just means you take it to the next level, a trial in the senate. the senate today is controlled by republicans. they will not convict this president. it's nice to understand the process. i think the president and the white house have the bully pulpit. they have said witchhunt over and over many times. there are people who want to believe the president. it seems to them the investigation has dragged on a long time. beennk the president has effective in making that case. host: two peter in massachusetts. i don't agree with the caller who said you were swinging to the left. i think you are very balanced. theyurpose of my call is talk about the deep state, it's a waste of time. comes, we ar

this is the headline from aidesco, the president's gearing up for the mullah report.eadline.at what is happening next within the administration? who will lead the effort? guest: good morning. we are hearing that the white house and the trump reelection campaign and republican national committee have been getting ready for this day. the day where we actually find out some of what is in that report. they are thinking it is going to exonerate the president, but they have come up with language for a lot of contingency plans. it is not just going to be black or white. we might see something that says other people close to the president did something wrong even though they are not being indicted. they have all sorts of talking points ready to go when we find out what is in the mullah report. host: we know the president yesterday at mar-a-lago. he golfed with kid rock. he seemed to be pretty comfortable. guest: one of my colleagues is in florida with him and heard the same thing. in,as not supposed to stop there was a republican fundraiser. we were not sure if he was going t

this group call themselves but that it was just a day in the budget holy warriors their leader is mullah mohammed haroun he's a firebrand cleric who supports armed groups across crush me including jaish e mohammed that's the group who claimed responsibility for the february fourteenth attack on indian troops that sparked this latest crisis between pakistan and india and. god willing the fighters of al about are already across the country and are ready to pounce on their targets and are waiting for the right time and god willing this year will be the liberation of the whole of kashmir. the anti indian pro united kashmiri ideology is fundamental to all of the groups in the region india has long maintained that these groups are dirty funded and directed by pakistan's intelligence service the i.s.i. it's a charge pakistan the noise however the question remains what is pakistan doing about groups like al but they're rejecting and jaish e mohammad. after two thousand and fourteen we have game hard on these groups. now it's a stupid policy in pakistan that. really remains with the state and nor

presidential election they confidential document has been submitted to the justice department which sais mullah has not recommended any new indictments handed more and is in new york with the latest report has been submitted the final report from bob lawlor the special counsel appointed years ago to look into allegations that donald trump had colluded with russia during the twenty sixteen elections and at this point no further indictments are being called for we're hearing from the white house which has spoken up and said the next steps are up to attorney general barr and we look forward to the process taking its course white house has not seen the report does not know what it contains it was simply submitted to the department of justice has long maintained there was nothing for special counsel robert mueller to find he's stood firm in saying that there was nothing to the allegations made against him let it come out let people see it that's up to the attorney general we have a very good attorney general is a very highly respected and we'll see what happens but there's no collusion. there was no

statement an audiotape went on twitter saying there has been good progress it's interesting that mullah brother was at one point under the house arrest of pakistan pakistan is investing in these talks because it's had bad relations with the trumpet ministration and it wants to rehabilitate itself that leaves one other key an important player and that's the government in kabul officially they welcome this process i can tell you privately some key officials in the government in kabul a very wary more than one hundred schools have been forced to close in malaysia because of toxic fumes around forty tons of chemical waste was dumped in a river in the southern region of pass a good done last week since then when five hundred people have reported dizziness nausea and shortness of breath several are in a critical condition parliament is set to debate whether to declare a state of emergency on thursday honestly has more from kuala lumpur. the order to close more than one hundred schools in the southern state of johor in malaysia affects some thirty thousand school children now more than five hu

nowhere to go adama says he'll return the next day to the water that's taken so many lives from either mullah al-jazeera bear a muslim. algerians have been out in force for a fifth successive friday calling for regime change and for president abdul aziz bit to think of to immediately step down a rally to the capital algiers and smaller cities across the country as more of the president's former allies abandoned him lamba john jim reports. for the fifth friday in a row demonstrators across algeria forward into the streets gray skies did not cloud their enthusiasm rain could not dampen their passion appropriate to the occasion this man carried an umbrella designed in the colors of his country's flag . were coming from all over the country we're all one united under the umbrella of one nation we will keep protesting in the sun in the rain until we get what we want it's been almost a month since demonstrators led by the young began demanding president eyes he's beautifully withdraw from running for a fifth term in office the eighty two year old leader reversed his decision to stand for reelection

adama's says he'll return the next day to the water that's taken so many lives from either mullah al-jazeera bear a muslim beak. and. ways to pinch it districts where locals have given up on getting help from the governments. they say they can't wait any longer for authorities to help them find their relatives so they are digging themselves up a village in eastern zimbabwe has completely changed one day. or dark these boulders never used to be here the shops schools and government offices are gone. after cycling through the community it's now an eerie gravesite my nephew. who was working at the clinic was now living. you see the stories. of structures they used to model many areas and. you can see in. his wife in which four children. among the four children the twins. they all took an hour but people are saying under the stones where the people are. community leaders say people climb trees in a desperate attempt to stay alive but a huge rolling boulders crashed into them throwing them down into the fast moving water below is a doctor and it's frustrating a lot of people are missing they coul

this is why we are against obama's tens of billions ofal dollars that he paid to the mullahs in iran, so against hillary clinton taking money from countries that similarly abuse human rights. we will continue to follow this story. it is happening in our time. we'll bring you updates as we get them for before we go tonight, we want to share viewers responses. john makes a point about climate change, alarmist al gore, every time he's opening his mouth he's polluting. that's the commentary of the night. we'll never be the destroying trump, hate trump media mob. let your heart not be troubled. laura standing by with her big show tonight. >> laura: hannity, you're so right about sharia law. women, feminists, gays -- we know where it's gone around the world and it's usually the most vulnerable who are hurt as a result.e and it's not political. it's about human rights egalitarianism. >> sean: human rights abuses killing people for no reason! >> laura: gay people in iran buried them and stone them. >> sean: we have shown videos there. people off the top of roofs.s. >> laura: it's happening ar

biden and obama failed and they did not talk about iran yet on the $150 billion they sent to the mullahs of all, the goal of the democrats, despite our love of health care and immigration andk issues like that, as you know, is to make donald trump a one term president. so right now, most, not all -- >> sean: they will ignore allll that. did you hear what joe biden said? leslie -- >>, i don't support what joe biden said but i do think he is a candidate that can and will be to donald trump. >> sean: okay. i understand you feel that way. dr. gorka, 13 million more americans on food stamps, 8 million more in property, i want to repeat it. i got to tell you something. the most atrocious record of any president ever. the only one ever to hit 3% gdp growth. >> sean, joe biden is a testament to who the democrats were and to the democrats are. this is the party that wanted to stop integration. this is the party of bull connor. this is the party that led to the death of abraham lincoln. the kkk was not a republican organization. lincoln was a republican. joe biden, you are right, that little clip

europe loved because countries like france wanted toca keep making money doing business with the mullahs. it was shameful. let's not forget the palace of cash, $400 million, that was also sent to iran in the dead of night. number two failure, the rise of isis under obama and biden, as uncle joe defended, believe it or not, obama's bombing of those syrian rebels. >> we are working hand in glove with turks, the jordanians, the saudis, and with all of the , people in the region, attemptg to identify the people who deserve the help, so that when assad goes, and he will go there will be a legitimate government that follows on. not an al qaeda sponsored government that follows on. >> laura: one problem, the weapons were actually going to islamic jihadists. gold star, joe. number three failure, the rise of china accelerated under obama and biden. china's aggression stretched to the south china sea, stealing u.s. and electoral property went virtually unchecked and unchallenged by the obama and biden administration. and let's not forget, benghazi and the fall of libya. a total disaster, and a tra

. >> juan: dana, i see where democrats are saying there's only 80 words of the mullah report in the barrr. they are making the case that congress is an equal branch of government and they want to see the report. >> dana: i think they have to give barr a little bit of time because if they release her apart with a have classified that was exposed or some sort of grand jury thing that got out there that wasn't supposed to do and it ruined some interpretation for no reason, they have to do it carefully and i think that barr is said that will happen and they are working on it. >> juan: so you agree, i think it's 82% of americans say get the report out. >> dana: yes, people would like to see as much as possible. if they don't, the left is just going to think this is a massive cover-up and there will be conspiracy theories. that will be there date state. they will think the deep state is barr and rosenstein. schiff and crew have gone from being the hunter to the fray. they are being chased down the hallway by reporters and asked, are you going to resign. i imagine a lot of democrats are going t

for two years we have set on the sat and listen to democrats tell us that the mullah report will revealhe final truth about russia and the collusion. wait for it. on sunday the report delivered that truth. there was no collusion. now the left is telling us that that verdict itself is part of a larger conspiracy. that just ahead. first tonight, hours ago prosecutors in chicago dropped all chargers against jussie smollett. he was facing 16 felony counts for faking an elaborate hate crime against himself back in january. police say he hired two nigerian body builders to hang a noose on his neck and poor which on him. because that kind of thing happens a lot in downtown chicago and winter. he then told reporters he would bite assaulted by two white racist trump supporter's. as of tonight, police believe he was long about all of that. so do prosecutors. they said so yet again today. and yet the state of illinois is somehow for some reason dumping the case anyway. in exchange for the $100,000 he has already paid and bond he will walk free. as record will be expunged and everything will be ret

russia's role in the 2016 election as a witchhunt and tweeting just last week there should be no mullah report. prpres. trump: it is interesting that an man gets appointed byby deputy, he writes a report. never figure that one out. man gets appointed by deputy and writes a report. i have the greatest electoral victory, one of f them in the history of o our country, tens f millions of voters, and now somebody is going to write a report. who never got a vote. amy: trump also lashed out against george conway, the husband of counselor to the president kellyanne conway. george conway is a longtime critic of trump who's accused the president of having a mental illness. pres. trump: i don't know him. he is a whack job, no question about it. but i really don't know him. i think he is doing a trememends disservice to a wonderful wife. kelly and is a wonderful woman. i call him mr. kellyanne. he is doing a tremendous disservice to a wife and family. she is a wonderful woman. amy: on wednesday,y, kellyanne conway defefended president trtp against her husbanand's critici, telling politicoco -- "you

for two years we have set on the sat and listen to democrats tell us that the mullah report will reveal collusion. wait for it. on sunday the report delivered that truth. there was no collusion. now the left is telling us that that verdict itself is part of a larger conspiracy. that just ahead. first tonight, hours ago prosecutors in chicago dropped all chargers against jussie smollett. he was facing 16 felony counts for faking an elaborate hate crime against himself back in january. police say he

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the fallout in the last couple days as people are putting their own spin on the barr letter on the mullah report. >> people don't seem to know whether to spin the barr letter or denounce the barr letter. my own sense is this. i think we should trust the barr letter is being an accurate reputation of what is in the mueller report. for this reason, first of all, barr is a guy, he didn't need this job. he's had a long career. he's been attorney general before. he has good reputation. i do think he's going to put that reputation at risk for some spin, to spin a report whose contents are going to become known anyway. that would be an act of insanity. i don't think people who are pinning their hopes on that ought to keep those hopes up very high. >> shannon: the former fbi director comey also had this to say about what the mueller report does to shed some light on the fbi. >> it establishes, i hope, to all people no matter where they are on the spectrum that the fbi is not corrupt, not a nest of vipers and spies but an honest, people trying to find out what is true. >> shannon: is that the way

i'm doubting you know a gay guy with a check on your world headlines a summary of the long awaited mullah report has found there was no evidence that donald trump's campaign colluded with russia during the twenty six thousand election the us president has declared it a complete and total exoneration but the summary doesn't draw a conclusion on whether trump obstructed justice and democrats in congress say this isn't over how to go hey reports from washington d.c. . it's the investigation us president donald trump has long condemned as a witch hunt intil it was released and now the president is cheering the findings there was no collusion with the russian there was no ups truck. and none whatsoever . and it was a complete and total exoneration that's not completely true the attorney general says there is no evidence the trunk campaign coordinated with russian officials but on obstruction of justice the special counsel robert mueller didn't decide if you should be charged the attorney general made that call and in his letter to congress he made clear this report doesn't find the president d

and then he invites the mullahs to the oval office and tells them, that fbi director was a real nutjob, i lifted a lot of pressure by firing him. who on earth doesn't think the fbi should investigate that? >> it's an interesting alternate narrative that he plays out there. >> he's essentially saying, it seems to me, lester, to all the people who viewed this as political and people who set the fbi up as a political entity, to say, hey, look, we would have done this no matter which party the president belonged to. >> he's a fierce defender of the fbi and he clearly misses his job and totally feels the fbi was doing its job, and that's why he laid out that example, how could he not, how could they not pursue these threats. and of course everything changed when he lost his job and it turned to the hand of the special counsel. but he thinks, once again, their work was honorable and that they carried it through to whatever conclusions they came to. and it's interesting to note, you know, several times in his answers he pivots to the fact, we don't have full transparency. and while sometimes

trumpt night president spoke to supporters in grand rapids michigan and talk about the mullah report, the economy, and his disagreements with democrats and journalists. this is an hour and a half. landi love this god bless the usa to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston in newde ievery american heart and is time to say i am pride -- i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i am free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa americanproud to be an where at least i know i am free. died't forget the men who who gave that right to me next toadly stand up today defend her still there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa pres. trump: thank you, everybody. thank you very much, grand rapids. it is great to be back. here in america's heartland. you know that. with the hard-working patriots from the great state of michigan . [applause] pres. trump: we are bringing a lot of those

he talked about a variety of topics, including the release of the mullah report, security and the economy. ♪ >> thank you. thank you very much gran rapids, it is great to be back. right here in america's heartland with the hard-working patriots from the great state of michigan. pres. trump: we are bringing a lot of those car companies back. remember i told you, they are coming back, they are pouring back in. they are coming back, they are coming back fast. this has been an incredible couple of weeks for america. [applause] pres. trump: the economy is roaring. the isis caliphate is defeated 100%. [applause] pres. trump: and after three years of lies and smears and slander, the russia hoax is finally dead. the collusion delusion is over. [applause] pres. trump: the special counsel completed its report and found no collusion and no obstruction. [applause] pres. trump: i could have told you that two-and-a-half years ago very easily. total exoneration. complete vindication. it is interesting. robert mueller was a god to the democrats, was a god to them until he said there was no collusion. the

disagree with the conclusion let me just be clear for our viewers do you disagree the conclusion mullahsays specifically that they'd according to paul i didn't i think i do not dissimilar let me finish no determine that there were two main russian efforts to influence the twenty sixth election do you dispute that line from you know i don't dispute it so you are for the media suggesting that well no no a second many first of all you're not characterizing my views of the last two years correctly and let me lay them out now my point is simply you have to assess each case on its merits i've assessed all the evidence to date for a trial conspiracy i've been arguing for two years that it's not there apparently felt the same ok all the available evidence i've seen undermines the case for it and now we have the conclusion from muller that it did not happen again i can't wait for the final report david briefly to respond to that i think there's a real simple issue here donald trump has the authority to make every word of this report public just the way the starr report was entirely made public w

disagree with the other conclusion let me just be clear for our viewers do you disagree the conclusion mullahsays specifically that they'd according to paul i do not think i do not disappear let me finish no determine that there were two main russian efforts to influence the twenty sixth election do you dispute that line from you know i don't dispute it so you are for the media suggesting that well no no a second minute first of all you're not characterizing my views of the last two years correctly and let me lay them out now my point is simply you have to assess each case on its merits i've assessed all the evidence to date for a trial conspiracy i've been arguing for two years that it's not there apparently felt the same ok all the available evidence i've seen undermines the case for it and now we have the conclusion from muller that it did not happen again i can't wait for the final report david briefly to respond to that i think there's a real simple issue here donald trump has the authority to make every word of this report public just the way the starr report was entirely made public wh

i look forward to the mullah report. i think he's a straight arrow.e will have the facts of a table. host: how about this poll? it came out that showed trust in robert mueller is eroding. half of americans agree that he is the victim of a witchhunt. support for impeachment has dropped since last october. guest: people confuse impeachment with removal. president, that just means you take it to the next level, a trial in the senate. the senate today is controlled by republicans. they will not convict this president. it's nice to understand the process. i think the president and the white house have the bully pulpit. they have said witchhunt over and over many times. there are people who want to believe the president. it seems to them the investigation has dragged on a long time. beennk the president has effective in making that case. host: two peter in massachusetts. i don't agree with the caller who said you were swinging to the left. i think you are very balanced. theyurpose of my call is talk about the deep state, it's a waste of time. comes, we are

you whats it matter to the mullah report says?hat they have actually gotten criminal convictions on other people who work with president trump? caller: they have gotten those, but all of them are basically unrelated. that is a good question. they are unrelated to the primary thesis of the investigation which was collusion with a hostile foia -- foreign cap power. that was nothing with because there was never anything there. hoax set upope -- a by a fake dossier that senator mccain circled around. and then also, what a phony. what a phony and he campaigned for years on it. the man sickens my stomach the more i think about it. lindsey graham has tweeted out several tweets about the mullah report. there is a little bit. -- the department of justice has notified me and ranking member feinstein that it has been turned over to attorney general barr. thatnotification indicates attorney general barr will pursue as much transparency as possible. it indicates that there were no areas of difficulty men between the attorney general and the ac

so if information is gone to the grand jury and found its way into the mullah report, that has to comed that is to go to a federal judge, have the chief judge reviewed and so forth because there is a compelling public interest. everyone in washington seems to agree. that the only exception that otherwise proves the rule of transparency which is attorney general barr himself called for in confirmation hearings and he reiterated that in letters to congress. stuart: if anything were not revealed and there are ways of doing it legally revealing that, if anything were left out, a lot of people would simply say it's a cover-up. >> at the end of the day, i agree with that. that's why congress decided 20 years ago inside the starr report, even though he said this is very sensitive information, it's all going to go out on the internet. stuart: back in the day when you shoot the starr report, your report, you didn't want to release it all i don't think because those some of the content. very catchy. we find that. instead watch out, caution. i divided so, but nonetheless it was a significant majo

disagree with the other conclusion let me just be clear for our viewers do you disagree the conclusion mullahsays specifically that they'd according to paul i do not think i do not disappear let me finish no determine that there were two main russian efforts to influence the twenty sixth election do you dispute that line from you know i don't dispute it so you are for the media suggesting that well no no a second minute first of all you're not characterizing my views of the last two years correctly and let me lay them out now my point is simply you have to assess each case on its merits i've assessed all the evidence to date for a trial conspiracy i've been arguing for two years that it's not there apparently felt the same ok all the available evidence i've seen undermines the case for it and now we have the conclusion from muller that it did not happen again i can't wait for the final report david briefly to respond to that i think there's a real simple issue here donald trump has the authority to make every word of this report public just the way the starr report was entirely made public wh

israel sent aid when iran was hit by an earthquake because the fact that the mullahs are horrificallysemitic doesn't prevent israel's humanitarian instincts to jump into place and say we need to help the iranians who frankly probably are friends of israel. the leaders are not. i think that's a very important point. [ applause ] very important point, that is how israel is seen in the world. on top of that, we have mentioned all their other kinds of high tech -- just this week i saw israel, it was announced the top 50 fastest growing high tech companies, six of them were based in israel. but it's not just that. think about something even more substantial. in israel, even the liberals don't believe in global warming. because in israel, israel is the only country in the world where the desert is growing smaller. through free market water technologies, the desert is actually blooming and i have to say that that is frankly a phenomenal metaphor, the desert blooming, for all of the growth we're seeing in israel which is growing at such a preposterous rate it would almost be biblical which i