stuart: congressman scott perry is a republican from pennsylvania who jointly now.ou see impeachment as a tool, the inquiry is just a tool to find out the truth and find out more about the situation. >> the inquiry would be a tool to find out all the information. it's not just devon archer's attorneys, devon archer that are not being completely forthcoming. it is the agency, the irs, the department of justice, the fbi that aren't being completely forthcoming. we happen to know the devon archer was going to say more but the doj sent a letter saturday, then sent another letter on sunday which chilled the conversation which it is meant to do, it is meant to intimidate witnesses, not just about at this point and inquiry into president biden. we need to find all the information out about it is also about the agency and the obstruction of justice that we are witnessing in real time. we've got a lot of work to do in the impeachment inquiry opens up different avenues to determine what is evident and if there's evidence of crimes. blue when your opinion did biden lie about d

let's go to congressman scott perry, republican from pennsylvania. he sits on the house oversight committee. first off, congressman, good to have you. were you there for that exchange that, you know, he had with your committee? >> no, i was not able to be present for it. neil, let's talk about what i think we verified independently through the irs whistle-blowers and now devin archer. the fact that first of all, the president lied not only as a candidate but then as president about his business dealings and the discussions with his son, but also the fact that they -- the connection between victor shokin's firing and this conversation with burisma 20 times now. at least 20 times where the vice president called in. why would the vice president be on speaker phone with people he doesn't know who is on the other side? his son and him should talk. we're happy when parents and children talk with one another but very if i times when somebody else needs to be in the room, especially corrupt people from other countries and business dealings and political stak

they asked scott perry has not been resolved? he said it doesn't matter that much. that was just a messaging bill. and they said that's all the house is doing right now. the house is taken itself the big problem is, as phil said is a congress is supposed to take in all these ideas this book is just incredible. it's i the book i wish i would have written. i'm glad phil put the work and to do it. he did a better job than i probably would have. it is so important but so few people understandta this. but the role of congress is supposed to be. supposed to be representative of the views of their constituents to washington. the constitution set up congress to debate, to deliberate come to some consideration. and it is not doing that. some may say it's just because the country is so split. that is part of the reason but congress was meant to fill sis in this book i could help bring the country together if we let them do their job instead of having a roadway or a blue way and there is no other choices. individual members do not get to have too much of a say in it. we are in

congress is as i was coming over here, i saw a tweet representing scott perry was asked today about have they resolve impasse right now the house is stuck freedom some members freedom blocked the rule on some bill that all the republicans wanted us out there. scott perry has that been resolved and he says it doesn't matter that much that was that was just a messaging bill and the person tweeted a steak sherman's said well that's all the house is doing right now i've argued that's what the house done since 2011. the house has taken itself out of two large extent, legislating and big problem is, is phil is we're really congress is supposed to take all these ideas from the diverse country and i mean this book is just really incredible. it's the book i wish i have written. i'm glad phil had to put all of the work in to do it. he did a better job than i probably would have, but this is why it's so important. but i think so few people understand this what the role of congress is supposed to it's supposed to be representative who, come in, bring the views of their constituents to washington, th

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the next day, meadows sent a text to congressman scott perry, asking, can you send me the number for the speaker and the leader of pennsylvania legislature? potus wants to chat with them. the following week, they met with pennsylvania legislators at the white house, the same day rudy giuliani and jenna ellis also traveled to the commonwealth and solicited, requested, and importuned the pennsylvania legislators to appoint presidential electors from pennsylvania. meadows was also allegedly deeply involved in the efforts to overturn election results in georgia, according to the indictment on december 22, he went to cob county, georgia to watch an election audit that was in progress. he was turned away. he then arranged a phone call between trump and then chief investigator for the georgia secretary of state francis watson. >> the people of georgia are so angry. they know i won by hundreds of thousands of votes. when the right answer comes down, you'll be praised. >> perhaps the most notable, if not the most damning phone call he arranged is with georgia secretary of state brad raffenspe

and he sent a text to scott perry asking, can you send me the number for the speaker and the leader of pennsylvania legislature. potus wants to chat with them. the following week meadows and trump met with pennsylvania legislators at the white house. the same day co-defendants rudy giuliani and jenna ellis also traveled to the sxcommon wealth and requested legislators to unlawfully appoint presidential electors from pennsylvania. meadows was also allegedly deeply involved in the efforts to overturn election results in georgia according to the indictment on december 22nd, meadows traveled to cobb county and attempted to watch an election audit that was in progress but not open to the public. he was turned away. meadows then around the a phone call between trump and the then investigator for the secretary of state francis watson. >> they are so angry. they know i won by hundreds of thousands of votes. when the right answer comes out -- >> reporter: but perhaps the most notable meadows around the for president trump was with georgia secretary of state raffensperger. >> and everybody is on

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here is house freedom caucus chairman congressman scott perry with me this week on "mornings with mariaon fox business. >> the american people need to know whether their president is crooked or not. that's the bottom line here and whether it's bribery in one cause it was called extortion. we need to know there's an election coming. he's the sitting president. certainly he would want his name cleared if anybody would, i would think. what is the 17 to $20 million that we currently know of coming from foreign countries, oligarchs questionable individuals. what did that money pay for? what were those people paying for? what did they get in return? maria: joining me right now in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is house oversight committee chairman congressman james comer. mr. chairman always a pleasure thanks very much for being here. >> good morning. maria: i want to get the state of affairs of your investigation given we have a new special counsel now in the hunter biden investigation but first let's discuss these pseudonyms or alias names. what exactly have you learned? >> well we

the next day, prosecutors say that meadows sent a text to pennsylvania congressman scott perry, askinger and leader of pennsylvania legislature? potus wants to chat with them. the following week, meadows and trump met with pennsylvania legislators at the white house. the same day, codefendants rudy giuliani and jenna ellis also traveled to the commonwealth, and quote, solicited, requested, and importuned the pennsylvania legislators present at the meeting to unlawfully appoint presidential electors from pennsylvania. meadows was also allegedly deeply involved in the effort to overturn election results in georgia. that's according to the indictment on december 22nd, meadows traveled to cobb county, georgia, and attempted to watch an election audit in progress, but not open to the public. he was turned away. meadows then arranged a phone call between trump and then chief investigator for the georgia secretary of state, francis watson. >> the people of georgia are so angry at what happened, we won by hundreds of thousands of votes. it wasn't close. when did the right answer coming out? >>

it doesn't mention that mark meadows was the person who instigated with the help of congressman scott perryt the prospect of leadership change at justice that would have resulted in jeff clark and the issuance of that letter. so you're absolutely right. he's involved in so much. he's present for so many conversations. he would have tremendously valuable information. part of the problem, though, has been he's been kind of all over the place when it comes to his bottom line core belief. we developed evidence that he would say things to people like he's coming around, he's going to concede, we're working on him and then in text messages he right there on the days before and on january 6th saying keep up the fight. so it's really hard to discern what he actually believed during these relevant events. i don't think he's cooperating. i think any good defense lawyer advises you're in or out. the fact that he's been indicted suggests he's not cooperating with the special counsel. my guess is he's not out of the woods with respect to the federal case. as we've discussed, it doesn't mean that meadows

unbeknownst to rosen and donohue, pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry had brought clark toublican members of congress who joined trump at the white house to discuss overturning the 2020 election. trump also mentioned jeff clark on a separate call with rosen. >> he made what i regarded as a peculiar reference. i don't remember the fact quote, but it was something about did i know jeff clark or did i know who he was or something like that. i was quizzical as to how does the president even know mr. clark? >> rosen confronted clark who admitted he'd broken the long-standing policy governing communication between the justice department and the white house. white house lawyers pat cipollone and patrick philbin also intervened and warned him not to communicate with the white house. clark agreed, but just two days later escalated the situation with an email that set off a series of events that would rock the justice department. >> we came in on monday, december 28th, a hectic day as they all were, and then in the afternoon we got that e-mail, which i had to sit down and read more t

you look at scott perry and like lee.dow text messages. if you look at what the purple team did on the committee. that's why i'm talking about jack smith. right now, we haven't looked at the command and control. how they raised money on the lie. how they targeted people for the moneys. and the moneymaking oermgs operation between november and january. the money that the trump campaign raised. all these things, all of the wrappers coming with jack smith and what the january 6th committee did, i believe this is the tip of the iceberg. i believe the hunter biden laptop will be what aboutisms. and i think the representatives are scared. and we have the control side that was the acquisition pipeline. maybe down to wire fraud and things like that. i think it's just starting, to be honest. congressman, boy. you rang a lot of bells there. it's fascinating -- >> i can ring some bells. >> you touched on things that i hope our friends that are watching right now heard. there's so many things that have happened that we've all grown n

i remind people in 2008, we had giuliana come into thousand 12 rick perry, in 2016 joe bush or scott lot of game to be played, and especially in the state of iowa. stuart: this notion that someone who doesn't carry that legal baggage could win the whole thing. these polls don't bear that out. maybe something bigger at play here, national frustration with the system as it is. the system is going after donald trump, and they carry certain clout and they do register, the former president, i wonder if he's nominated, if he is the guy, will a lot of those republicans who support him now, about on election day, is that your fear? >> i don't know. i think it is a risk. 2,024 is the most important election of our lifetime. we say that every two years which i happen to believe this time it is really true. i think the former president presents the biggest risk of losing to the democrat and i don't believe it will be president biden, it will be michelle obama or governor newsom or someone else. neil: sorry to jump on you but who intrigues you the most? desantis getting attention, not as much, s

scott walker. >> he collapsed. rick perry collapsed. i've seen is tell mates. million watchinging maybe a few more. they'll be paying attention to it and they're in the beginning of the decision-making process. tonight there's a much more. in the end republicans to not want joe biden p. republicans do want a replacement. but electability is less important. >> you mean democrats. >> yes. >> you said republicans. michelle is waiting in the wings, frank. that's what i'm hearing. that's going to happen. he can't back out now. >> here comes the issue. joe biden will not be running as an 80-year-old. he's 86 years oil. you're not voting for him today. you're voting for him for after the election? democrats couldn't pass over the vice president, could they? that would be very difficult for those who would say it would be tough to pass over to michelle obama. >> ask the governor of california. he's launching for campaign not for pretty now but president four years from now. ask someone like cory booker or the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer. this are a lot of pe

scott. the republican national committee said these candidates met the requirements to participate in the debate in milwaukee. donald trump also met the criteria but he's decided to skip the debate. businessman perry jaunsance and miami mayor francis suarez are not on that list though they do claim to have met the party's requirements. johnson criticized the rnc last night writing, quote, the debate process has been corrupted. while trump himself won't be on the debate stage tomorrow, he does have a plan to make his voice heard. sources tell nbc news the former president has already recorded an interview with tucker carlson which will air tomorrow night as counter programming. carlson was fired from fox news earlier this year and has since been posting interviews on it. it's only clear how his sit down with trump will be published. carlson has not responded to nbc's request for comment, and the trump campaign also declined to comment on any possible counter programming. okay, i think you've been having enough of my reading. let's go to our first guest joining us now. national politics reporter for "the washington post," hannah noles. trump is not going to be on the debate stage on wednesday night,

scott. had brought clark to the oval office to be with president trump on december 27th. the day after perryoverturning the 2020 election. trump also mentioned jeff clark on a separate call with rosen. >> >> he made what i regarded as a peculiar reference. i do not member the exact quote, but something about it i know jeff clark or who he was, or something like that. i was quizzical as to, how does the president even know mr. clark? >> rosen confronted clark , who admitted he had broken the long- standing policy governing to be case between the justice department and the white house. white house lawyers pat cipollone and -- also intervened and warned clark not to interview intervene with the white house. clark agreed, but just two days later, as going to the situation with an email that set off a series of events that would rock the justice department. . >> we came in on monday, december 28th. hectic day and they all were. in the afternoon, we got the email, which i had to sit down and read more than once to make sure i understood what he was proposing. >> what was he proposing? >> he was pr

perry debate. there are eight candidates. i'm curious to see ron desantis in front. the pressure is on him to regain his spot number two. i am curious about the others, in particular, tim scott. jonathan: here to kick things off is virginie maisonneuve. let's start with europe, is bad news bad news? virginie: we had some pmi that was weak. for germany, is the first time they shrink and eight months. i think we are seeing in europe is the impact of tight monetary policy. the transmission has been much faster and more powerful than in the u.s. where we had a less covert support. you don't have the packages the u.s. has, $1.9 trillion. tom: you mentioned transmission, that is such a french word word we are going to transmit to jackson hole with adam of the peterson institute, his essay on china's definitive and the new foreign affairs, are we going to transmit china deflation over to the west? virginie: i think there is an element of that. chinese -- even gdp growth is around 5% which is the central case at this point. it is a weaker china we see. europe is more exposed to china than the u.s.. definitely part of the slowdown picture. generally a theme of divergence of the u.s.