take a complex document and systematically essentially say the truth. that document was really verifies and a lot of bad things in that document. it verifies the nunes memo.

joining me now by phone, the president of the united states, donald trump. good evening, mr. president. president trump: good evening. judge jeanine: we are delighted to have you on "justice" tonight in is so much breaking news. the democrat memo just came out. of course, you called the memo a legal bust on twitter and you called adam schiff a phoney. what do you take exception to in the memo. president trump: all you do is see adam schiff, he has a meeting, he leaves the meeting, edcalls up reporters and all of a sudden they have news, you are not supposed to do that. it's probably illegal to do it. he'll have a committee meeting and leak all sorts of information. he's a bad guy. but the memo was a nothing. it confirmed basically if you look at it -- i watched miss herridge on your show, and that was a confirmation if you call it the republican memo or nunes memo, it was nothing but a confirmation. a lot of bad things happened on the other side. not on this side, but the...

my viewers are just thrilled you came on to justice. president trump: i love your viewers. you do and i do too. congratulations on your success. i did look at your ratings the last couple weeks and you are doing fantastic and so is our friend watters. our "watters world" man is doing great. what you guys have done is

dollars in savings set to the regulatory agenda. judge jeanine: what is so important and what i saw up close and personal was the hope in the eyes of these coal miners. let me move on. there is something called sudan to settle and a lot of people don't know about this but it used to be in the obama ministration and clinical ministration would sue the epa and they wouldn't settle and give you money and you've got all of these cases from the clinton term all the way to the obama turn when they settled they gave money away. >> what this represents is regulation to litigation. we are required when we do for making to publish those rules and take comments from people across the country and do it in an open and transparent way but what happened with these agents historically is they get sued by these third parties and go into the courtroom, cut a deal in the courtroom, enter a consent decree and go across the country and do what this consent decree does. sue and settle. judge jeanine: what...

we need other things. we need something to do with chain migration and something to do with visa lottery. we have lottery systems where you go to countries and they do lotteries for who comes into the united states. you know they are not going to put their best people in the lottery. they don't want their good people to leave. we get these people, then you have the incident like we had on the westside highway where a guy comes through chain migration and visa lottery and runs over and kills 8 people and badly injures. nobody talks about all of the people whether it's the school or the westside highway. people who go out to put themselves in shape and they end up losing legs and arms. nobody talks about the people who are so horribly hurt and injured. this guy runs his truck into people. killed 8 people and injured many. he came in through the system. i don't want that. i want people to come in ultimately through merit. we are going to need merit. we need people to come in to...