so the president told -- or gaudi told the president's team that out of an abundance of caution he couldot take the job until january the fourth. at the moment he is still slated to join the president's team. however a lot could happen trace as you knoll between now and then. >> an eternity in politics. there's been some criticism over a parody video this weekend. >> it was a video that was doctored. it takes a scene from the movie called "king's men," the secret service that stars colin firth. there is a scene i in the church where he starts shooting people. while the people who doctored the video superimpose the president's face on the character of colin firth and over the people they superimpose the logos of many news organizations and also the faces of many of the president's political opponents. the video was shown at a conference held by the pro-trump group american priority at his doral property over the weekend. in a tweet the press secretary stephanie grisham denounced the videos saying "the video played over the weekend of the president donald trump has not yet seen but will se

i think that's the reason why they've turned to gaudy. chair of the benghazi committee, has expensive experience with oversight in congress. it's interesting because when i worked at the oversight committee, gaudy was theardent theard dent defender of oversight. >> i want to interrupt there because so many republicans were like i'm shocked. the subpoena, they're getting these subpoenas for the president, it's shocking. and could you tell us how many times gaudy and the committee subpoenaed the obama administration? because i heard these republicans being shocked and stun a stunned and deeply sad end and these subpoenas sent out. they sent a flurry ute all tout time. you name it, fast and furious, didn't that start with a whistleblower too? >> exactly. republicans love whistleblowers when obama was president and they issued hundreds of subpoenas, joe, going from trey guad i do when darryl was the committee chairman for the first part of this decade. they didn't hesitate to unleash every mechanism of congressional authority and oversight pr

. >> former republican trey gaudi difficultly sparred with cummings during hearings into benghazi called cummings one of the most powerful and beautiful and compelling voices in american politics. adding, we never had a crossword outside of the committee room. >> close friends from all across the political spectrum. >> i am devastated by the loss. >> there has also been an outpouring of support from maryland leaders, and people in cummings baltimore neighborhood say his death leaves a major void point >> this is like a family person has gone. community around here, and i mean, i don't know what we'll do without him. >> cummings, a longtime civil rights activist, will also be remembered for his calming presence on baltimore streets, in the wake of riots following the 2015 death of freddie gray. a long-standing heart issue, at the capital, a black sash and flowers marked his empty chair. >> internet, democratic aide said that congresswoman carol maloney of new york will take over as acting oversight chair in the wake of the oversight death, a permanent chair is expected to be elected at a

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increasing in the main squares in beirut gaudi center of beirut don't on the bed with the protest of taking right behind me all demands to the same. meeting of the cabinet right now which take place in the presidential palace old b. the amounts to the same square drop this time but this a little bit more about that meeting which is taking place right now in the presidential palace what is being discussed and what is the potential outcome. of discussing the early floor package which is on now so discussed between the prime minister side how do you the old when you can parties on them out that is something . they don't agree on all of these politicians some political parties if you use the package they are mauled by cajas. right now they are the meeting still in progress who are waiting till the end of this session or at least may think of this cabinet we think the prime minister thought how he will address the nation after that we are all the protesters all the media looking sort of what's going to be say about the about the old go to constance of the situation in lebanon we know that

lou: it's being reported your friend tray gaudy has -- trey bowed --trey gowdy has joined te president's team. >> he never lost a case as a prosecutor. he's one of the partest people i know. -- the smartest people i know. the president's insphinxes are right on this. lou: do you believe the radical dimms are going to be held to account for an orchestrated effort to manufacture these claims by so-called whistleblowers? >> i do. i think america ultimately figures out who is telling the truth. it's this age of authenticity. donald trump wins the daytime and time again. people like elizabeth warren lose the day. when you look at how adam schiff and nancy pelosi hand this, they will pay a huge price come november 2020. lou: author of the new book "power grab." we are coming right back. lou: president trump tweeted last night challenging hillary clinton to enter the 2020 hopeful race for the democratic nomination. i think he tweeted crooked hillary clinton should enter the race to try to steal it away from uber left elizabeth warren. only one condition. the crooked one must explain all her hig

behind closed doorse so that people are up and around standing in front of the cameras dist like trey gaudi did the same way. so it is going to be completely disingenuous on this and it's goinguo to -- sadly it is cleary working. >> we have to leave it there. democratic pollster and strategist, thank you both for the conversations. appreciate it. >> guest: thanks for having us. >>> x. did a special on the future of u.s. turkey relations. the council on foreign relations hosted this event which also looked at the trump

tried to avoid that being critical of republicans and democrats when house judiciary bob and trey gaudiere leading secret interviews into the hillary clinton ima investigation is critical of the effort and in fact when they asked james comey questions i stormed in them and they asked me too leave and i refuse. is not just because the democrats are in charge, i'm actually an advocate for transparency no matter who's holding the gavel. >> i agree with that. that's a good point. the media has twisted this. you have cohen, congressman eating right chicken, that's a clear stunt and have adam schiff reading the transcript, that's another stunt and speaking of stones, the media glamorize the democrats when they had their own guns. listen to how that was characterized. >> ordinary sitting on the house floor stretches into the early>> morning hours. >> this was dramatic, like nothing we have ever seen before, one of the most dramatic demonstrations on the house floor in modern american history. >> a protest like we have overseen before we democrats refusing to back down singing and waving songs.

though the president did say it would be a number of months before gaudi could take over because of lobbying rules. >> jesse: john roberts live on the north lawn, thank you. let's take a closer look now those charges against the two foreign-born associates of rudy giuliani who are accused of campaign finance allegations and trying to help get foreign money into political campaigns in the u.s. including the presidents. tonight he said he doesn't know the man and hasn't spoken to giuliani about them. here is chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani told fox news today that he enlisted the help of these men to connect with the form ukrainian prosecutor who investigated the natural gas firm where joe biden's son sat on the board. arrested last night at international airport, the newly subtle oral indictment alleges along with two others of violating campaign finance law by engaging in a scheme to conceal the source or exceed the limits on political contributions. the indictment further alleged that a lawmaker identified as congressma

>> there were multiple dueling investigations going at the same time trey gaudi was the foremost but if not for the deception by hillary clinton state department about benghazi we would have never discovered this private server that these documents were stored. >> so it seems to me that folks chronicle that focus and those in the intelligence community go on offense and some point of the process to quote peter struck we have to stop him meeting trump. so they take extraordinary measures to dig up dirt overseas to push it towards the clinton campaign to make that a repugnant thing for voters. how does that happen quick. >> there were two parts to the plan. part number one was to exploit the dossier which was penned by christopher steele and the fbi was unable to verify. they tried but you can't verify something that doesn't exist that is simply a pernicious live. part of the plan was to leak it to the media and they assumed they would run crazy with the story and damage him politically to ensure hillary clinton's election. and while it's true that many members of the media did pick up

trey gaudi's investigation was probably the foremost but had it not been the deceptions by hillary clinton in the state farm and about ben ghazi we never would have discovered these private server in which hundreds of thousands of e-mails and classify documents were stored in her home. >> the dastardly turn, seems to me, the folks that you chronicle in the book in the fbi predominantly by mr. brennan and folks in the intelligence community switched then and go on offense some point in this process they decide that to quote peter stzrok we have to stop him or we will stop a meaning trump. they take extraordinary measures to try to dig up dirt oversees specifically with russia to push it towards the critic in vain make the idea of voting for donald trump the repugnant thing for voters. how did that possibly happen? >> there were two parts to the plan. part number one was to exploit the dossier which had been penned by vista for steel but the fbi was unable to verify. they tried mightily but they cannot wait can't verify something that does not exist. it's a pernicious lie. part a of the plan

a source familiar with the matter says gaudi's primary role would be to appear on television making theresident of asterisk case, but gowdy is restricted by strict ethics rules as a former member of congress. >> tomorrow deputy assistant secretary -- scheduled to appear, it's not certain he will show. it's possible they will need to issue a subpoena. bret. >> bret: mike emanuel live on the help. thanks. up next week and look at education in america by seeing how the trump administration is advocating for school choice. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 8 in new orleans as officials say they are still searching for a worker missing in the weakened collapse of the hotel under construction. the hard rock hotel was being erected near the city's historic french quarter. the coroner's office says the body of one of the two people killed and saturday of asterisk collapse has been identified. gavin newsom signed a new law banning california public high schools from starting before 8:30 a.m. and prohibits middle schools from beginning before 8:00

. >> can i just point out that no less than four or five years ago, it was trey gaudi who had the benghazi investigation who said over and over again it is so crucial that we be able to hold the first phase of this behind closed doors so that we can drill down on witnesses. so that witnesses aren't coordinating their testimony. and so that we don't have the showboating of members on either side who want to just parene for the cameras. >> well, i was just going to say we like to show receipts. i got a full screen. it's page 360 and 404 of the house benghazi report and let's read it. i'll read it aloud. the committee's preference for private interviews over public hearings has been questioned. interviews are more efficient and effective means of discovery. interviews allow witnesses to be questioned in depth by a highly prepared member or staff person. the ability to interview witnesses in private allows committees to gather information confidentially and in more depth than is possible under the five--minute rule governing committee hearing. >> has there been anybody asked about their own be