you want to hear from james comey, john brennan, james clapper, susan rice, a whole list here, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, bruce ohr? there will be a lot of people subpoenaed. samantha power, denis mcdonough. what do you want to hear? >> truth would be nice. they have been deceiving keeping truth from the public a long time. look at once that swiped phones made sure memories were all wiped i want to see the folks telling the truth, trying to pretend to american people they're patriots while they're undermining our government and candidate and president at same time. i would like comey tell the

, and the president insisted that andrew mccabe be fired too after mccabe signed off on the openingof a counterintelligence investigation into the president. although the justice department went along with that and fired mccabe, andrew mccabe sued, contending that he was actually fired as retaliation and as a direct result of political pressure from the white house. well, today a federal judge allowed andrew mccabe's case over his firing to proceed to discovery. so mr. mccabe is now going to have the opportunity to try to prove what he says is the real reason he was fired. meanwhile, the current director of the fbi, christopher wray, keeps showing up and telling congress things that are true and that directly defy the president's publicly held conspiracies. yes, russia is interfering with our elections again to denigrate the democratic candidate again, to benefit trump again. no, there's no mystical election threat that derives from people voting by mail because they have to because of covid. no, the country is not overrun by highly organized left-wing revolutionaries, and actually

that person thought to be andrew mccabe.nd so flimsy was the case against flynn, that the fbi planned to shut it down earlier than realized, in november of 2016, the day trump won. but top fbi officials kept it alive to satisfy the obama administration. plus, ken starr back with us on this revelation, a key fbi agent who worked on both the flynn case and the mueller probe said he believes the flynn probe was part of a, quote, push to get trump, that trump-russia collusion was not there, it was a dead end, that the flynn probe was so, quote, problematic and based on such dumb theory -- that's a quote -- that he even warned there would be an investigation into what the fbi would do, and he threatened to quit. also with us tonight former trump campaign adviser carter page. remember, he was targeted by fbi agents who are now accused of deceiving that fisa court to get wiretaps to spy on him. carter page on this new bombshell, that the main source for the debunked anti-trump steele dossier, remember are, it was paid for by the de

attorney general rod rosenstein had appointed robert mueller to pick up where acting fbi director andrew mccabe and the fbi had left off in their two investigations -- the obstruction investigation and the counterintelligence investigation. but in handing off the investigation from mccabe and the fbi to mueller, rod rosenstein had suspended the counterintelligence investigation into trump. again, this is the investigation basically into whether trump is a foreign agent, whether he is compromised by a hostile foreign power. according to michael schmidt's new book, rod rosenstein called off that part of the investigation. rosenstein, quote, believed that the decision by mccabe and top counterintelligence investigators at the fbi to open the inquiry into whether trump was a russian agent in the first place had been precipitous and premature. without informing mccabe, rosenstein told mueller that his investigation should concentrate on whether crimes were committed. it should not be a fishing expedition into whether president trump was a russian agent. if mueller's prosecutors wanted to expand thei

. >> mike, why did rod rosenstein not tell andrew mccabe that he approved this investigation.like the fbi was under the investigation that mueller had taken that over and mueller the way he wrote about his report indicates that he thought he was feeding that stuff back to the fbi, you reported that it ended up in minority neither of camps. >> rosenstein felt that mccabe and the fbi was out of control. rosenstein felt that mccabe may have conflicts of interests and the bureau was grieving over the firing of comey. here with the fbi opening up the most extraordinary investigation that you can open on a presidenpresiden president. is the president compromised by our chief foreign adversary? rosenstein did not want this to turn to a fishing expedition. rosenstein thought that it was a secret that the president had an affinity on russia and he essentially run on that and this was not something that should be under taken. he says to mueller if you guys want to do more. you can come back and ask for that. he tells mueller to focus on the 2016 election, focus on whether crimes were co

don't know if andrew mccabe knows that, your thoughts about the prospects of mccabe or wiseman. >> yeahthey should've brought them up a year or two ago, we had the horowitz report, the mueller report, this is not new breaking news, the president has been in office for four years, why it's taken until october of 2022 bring these people up for a public hearing, i do not know, the greatest respect for chairman graham but i gotta tell you, it's about a year end a half to late, get them up there and get them up there now. lou: while i don't share necessarily your respect for chairman graham, i do find it absurd that were talking about a year end a half since he took over judiciary and remember he said he was going to investigate the investigators and get to the obamagate because and all of the characters who created, we now see comey, comey must have a locker on capitol hill, he is up there so much saying absolutely nothing. >> that is the frustration in the staff could've been bringing in for transcribed interviews, i was the chairman and the oversight, we would bring in transcribed intervi

andrew mccabe sued over what he calls wrongful firing. mr. mccabe is going to have the opportunity to sue of what he says is the real reason he's fired. christopher wray showing up and telling congress that part is true and defy the president's publicly held conspiracy. yes, russia is interfering our election and no, there is no mystical election threat derives people voting by mail because they have to because of covid. no, the country is not over run by left wing revolutionaries. the big threat that the fbi is dealing with now is white wingers. christopher wray keeps on saying what's going to go on with the fbi, he's going to fire another fbi director right before the election at this time? maybe? nothing is going the way the president wants to go. all of this is bad news. the chief of staff of homeland security calling him a threat of the country and started organizing currently trump officials to try to persuade the american people to vote against this president. the top aide called the president a threat of the country who does not care i

that's what the intelligence community is doing on a highly classified investigative level. >> andrew mccabe >> the fact that putin has now been exposed or the intelligence community believes he's personally involved on this covert action campaign is not surprising. there's a very important work that was our assessment in 2016, that putin had direct involvement in it, so it's not surprising that he does again today as well. the question your viewers should be asking you or asking themselves and asking their government is why. why is the russian president so insistent? why did he intervene in 2016 to insure the election of donald trump and why is he intervening in 2020 to make sure this president stays in office? why does our president refuse to confront president trump on all of his misdeeds? the recent poison ofg alexander nevalny, the denial in 2016 rather than acceptin ining intelligence from his own agencies. these are very important questions we don't know the answers to and the work to uncover these should be done. >> thanks for joining us. thanks to you as well. also tonight, we're ve

let's discuss this now with cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. he is also the author of "the threat: how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump." andrew, according to "the times" the president has $421 million in debt which is coming due in the next few years. what are the national security implications of that? >> the existence of financial peril or disorder in someone's life is always a key factor in determining whether or not that person might be vulnerable to influence or a pitch or recruitment by a foreign entity and a first thing that we as investigators look at when we're trying to figure out if someone has gone to the other side and is now working with a foreign government, were they motivated to do so by finances? we have seen in many cases that's what happens. i have to tell you that in all of those cases i have seen, i have never come across an individual who was actually facing debts that were coming due on this magnitude. $400 million in the next 2 or 3 years is an extraordinary number. we also have some serious quest

plus house intelligence ranking republican devin nunez on former fbi official james comey and andrew mccabe. they're expected to face a heated grilling in the senate for letting the fbi use, use russia disinformation from a suspected russian spy, on the payroll of the democrat party and hillary campaign to help get fisa court wiretaps to surveil the trump team? also with us, retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan on the sanctuary county of los angeles, releasing hundreds of criminal illegal aliens back into the community after they were charged with crimes like murder and sexual assault. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us. fox business network. look who is back with us white house communications director alyssa farah. >> great to be back on, liz, thank you. elizabeth: sure. the first debate tomorrow night in ohio. how is president trump going to get the independent voter, the undecided? what is he going to do? >> well the president's very much looking forward to tomorrow's debate. every day is prep for hi

it centers around an investigation then acting director of the fbi andrew mccabe opened. then was in andrew mccabe's understanding handed off to the antti raan vaunted robert mueller investigation there was belief is that counter intelligence investigation was taking place, albeit in an opaque way, alongside the criminal investigations that mueller undertook. you report that that's not the case. let me show you andrew mccabe's statement at the time. >> our folks felt like we had an articulate base to believe that the president might have engage in obstruction of justice in the firing of jim comey and if so mr. might be -- might be a national security risk associated. that of course is the standard for opening an fbi full investigation. >> it was a full investigation not a preliminary. >> that's right. >> so, you broke most of the stories about the obstruction investigation. we know that happened. but he's talking there about a national security investigation to understand whether donald trump was comprised by vladimir putin and the russians and you report in your book tha

. >> mike, why did rod rosenstein not tell andrew mccabe who had approved the opening of this investigationadership that he had chi barbed this investigation. it seems the fbi was under the sense that mueller had taken it over. mueller mueller mueller, the way that he wrote about it in his report, indicated he thought he was feeding that stuff back to the fbi. you reported it ended up in neither of those camps. the investigation wasn't done. why did rosenstein keep this from the fbi when he made this call? >> rosenstein felt that mccabe and the fbi were out of control. mccabe had taken this decision to open the two-pronged investigation on his own, and rosenstein felt that mccabe may have conflicts of interest. the president had been attacking mccabe. the bureau was grieving over the firing of comey. and here was the fbi opening up the most extraordinary investigation you can ever open on a president. is the president compromised by our chief foreign adversary? and rosenstein did not want this all to turn into a fishing expedition. he did not want this thing to go on for years and for there

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former fbi attorney andrew mccabe is slated for october 6th on entrapping general michael flynn. the lawyer for general michael flynn sidney powell live at 8:00 a.m. eastern. markets showing firmer tone. s&p 500 higher by 30 points. wednesday marks it final trading day of the month and third quarter. we've got a look back and a look ahead. friday saw a day of green largely boosted by a technology stock rally. pushed nasdaq in positive territory for the week. nasdaq up 240. 2020 election is over a month away. both candidates are preparing for first debate of the season tuesday night. we will preview. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is here with the latest. plus president trump's pick for the supreme court and its impact. amazon prime day revealed. new date on when you can score the best deals for holiday shopping season. keeping it real paltrow making a buzz this morning. global markets this morning are having a firmer tone. take a look at european indices here. dax index higher by 305 points this morning. 2 and a half percent boosted by investor optimism. banks highe

even more devastating text messages from peter strzok and all this other fbi guys and notes with andrew mccabes incriminating as anything we've got before. why is it that peter schweizer nailed this years ago and it and still only one person held accountable on the russian side of this. >> a lot of this has been covered up by the obama and biden association for years and the intel community as well as the fbi. there is a report that accuses hunter biden of influencing, heavily profiteering and directly connected to his father who said and we know about it and we spoke to the sun about it. it's a crime to benefit a foreign government in exchange for something of value for yourself or your relatives including her son. it's public corruption. all of those words gets thrown around a lot. think about this and at the same time his father rand paul is right. let's end this with the department of justice and have all the lawyers take a look at it, and decide whether a criminal prosecution is merited. there are advocates and protectors of joe biden and the democrats. what's the latest? >> ? >> right no

investigation on the fbi site according to "the wall street journal" that investigation was led by andrew mccabe and there have been all kinds of questions of course about his conduct in the russia probe involving donald trump. also lots of questions because of the links that mccabe's wife who was a political candidate in virginia had with people in the clinton orbit who were raising money for her. i think it's a huge development and it's important hopefully we will get to the truth. lou: hopefully we will get to the truth and we approach election day in 40 days out. many of those, myself included, were hoping that we would see an investigation that. >> some things. a report about the truth of the investigators and obamagate and secondly charges that hold accountable those who we now know from all the documents revealed, everything from all kinds of documents that there is more than probable cause here. there is every indication that great crimes were committed against this great president and this great nation. yet right now with basically have crickets from the justice department. >> yeah. i t

andrew mccabe replaced james comey.ays he met with the president the very day he was fired. >> i heard you were one of the people that didn't agree with jim comey. and i said no, sir, that's not true. he was looking for me to adopt his false narrative. >> the president's false narrative that comey was fired for mishandling the hillary clinton email probe. >> was he truly fired because the president didn't want us to continue investigating this idea of russian collusion? >> they felt confident after president trump said this on primetime tv. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story, an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election. >> it's ridiculous. ridiculous with the probe. >> a ridiculous probe the president attempted to discredit in an extraordinary moment. >> i'll give this bowl fooyou and the other ball is in your court. >> july 16th, 2018. >> being in helsinki for president trump's press conference, vladimir putin is one thing i

. >> reporter: graham saying the team is in negotiation with former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe who appeared voluntarily as well. college football is back, conference unanimously voting to return to the field october 20 third. all student athletes, coaches and trainers will be required to undergo daily testing for covid-19. donald trump congratulated the league getting he hopes to see fans in attendance and if you would like to see the pack of 12 conference return to action next. month after minneapolis be leaders disband the police department councilmembers are being asked where are the cops as crime sores? leslie marshall and anthony borelli will debate that next. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including

mccabe what do you say -- >> it was an unfamiliar situation for andrew mccabe then acting director oferved four administrations at the fbi for both republican and democratic presidents. >> as career government servants dedicated to the constitution and the rule of law, those folks are not going to simply exceed to the president's will. >> does working for president trump ultimately mean you have to agree with him all the time if you want to keep your job? >> i think that's the case. they're going to do what they think is their job. that's a tough decision for people to make, and it's one that will likely bring you great personal pain and sacrifice. if you're committed to doing that work -- you're likely going to run headlong into a conflict with president trump. >> i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matter relating in anyway to the campaign for president of the united states. >> jeff sessions an incredibly loyal guy, but made one decision, and that's it, he's dead to president trump. >> he could run you over with a steamroller at any

. >> mccabe is deputy director andrew mccabe.raham would also like to receive testimony from peter strzok, well known for his anti-trump text messages. they'd also like to hear from former special counsel robert mueller. >> mulle robert mueller has decd the invitation, after the horowitz report he says he doesn't have enough time. common sense would tell you that multiple people that are under investigation is suspicious. horwitz is doing a review and this could be obstruction of justice. >> that is a reference to a members of the special counsel team wiping information from several dozen telephones before the justice department internal watchdog could inspect the devices so lawmakers say that's deleting federal records and are asking if that's a criminal offense. bill? >> bill: mike emanuel live in d.c. thank you, sir. joe biden and kamala harris campaigning in the swing state of pennsylvania, he will visit his birthplace of scranton while harris is in the south in philadelphia. that's where jackie picks of the reporting live to

his former second in command, andrew mccabe, agreed to sit before the committee on october 6th.ter an interview revealed an agent criticized the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn, accusing investigators of having a get trump attitude. jillian: the number of nypd officers hurt in the line of duty skyrocketing in the violent anti-police protests. it's up 47% from last year. retired nypd officer darrin porcher joined us earlier, calling for change. >> police are our first line of defense and we can't have a consistent narrative of officers being you attacked by people in the street and these riots or protests tend to go unmatched. jillian: police say at least 472 officers have been hurt responding to riots and protests since late may. 319 of those officers needed treatment at a hospital. take a look at this, body camera video shows dallas officers and bystanders saving a man from a fiery crash. >> yo, back away from the vehicle. you all get away. jillian: officers and good samaritans rushing to rescue the man trapped inside his burning car. one of th

andrew mccabe agreed to testify october 6th. interview revealed an agent criticized the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn, accusing investigators of having a, quote, get trump attitude. todd: in an exclusive fox news interview, secretary of state mike pompeo sets the critics straight on how the trump administration operates on the world stage. >> most of the leaders around the world appreciate the fact that we're candid, we are blunt, we are prepared to question the established principles and if they no longer work, to move on from them and develop a foreign policy that's better not only for the american people, but for the world. todd: as he nears the end of his first term, has the president's america first agenda worked? national security analyst and international relations expert dr. rebecca grant joins me now. dr. grant, that is the question. has is worked? >> yes, it has. and remember, todd, america first is grounded in economic prosperity at home and a realistic approach to world affairs, pl

todd: the a look at these individuals that could potentially be subpoenaed, andrew mccabe, the formery fbi director, bruce orr, jonathan weiner. to your point, francie, at least on this program and throughout a number of programs, a lot of criticism was levied at democrats following the mueller investigation, following the ig report saying we're going to get to the bottom of this, even though mueller and the ig did their job doing that. i feel like this is a similar situation only the republicans are the ones trying to get to the bottom of what was already gotten to the bottom of. what new information do senate republicans expect to find in this that hasn't already been brought out? >> well, you know, it's interesting, todd. there is constantly new information coming out about this investigation and that's what's been so frustrating. it's a drip, drip, drip, even though bill barr is in charge and trump is -- president trump is in charge of the justice department, is supposed to be. just this week we heard about phones that have been wiped of among the mueller team multiple times, acci

we just beat them back in court over a detective message fought about andrew mccabe. us text messages. that's three months ago. three months. they're looking at a few hundred pages of text messagings. and thaw still can't turn them over to us. it's really inexcusable, the lack of accountability. it's one thing to say a criminal investigation -- lou: but why, why -- >> -- can take as long as it needs, but documents? just release them. lou: yeah. and why is this attorney general, william barr, not making certain that it's happening on a timely bay us. the justice department has been demonstrated throughout the obama years and the political corruption that ensued almost across the entire federal government that the justice d. is where with truth best goes to die. it hasn't changed. my god. a year and a half for an investigation? that's absurd. you can destroy, you can create, manufacture evidence. why in the hell would anybody think that that was an appropriate time for an investigation? is it too complex for the witless amongst the politically corrupt? i don't think so.

because senate homeland security is looking to subpoena james comey, john brennan, james clapper, andrew mccabe susan rice, samantha power and denis mcdonough. do you think they will testify? >> i hope so. one name in particular, susan rice, famous january 25th meeting, two weeks before inauguration day, that meeting in the oval office, obama, biden, susan rice, james comey, sally yates all in the meeting plotting how they will go after michael flynn because that is the key of their coverup. michael flynn, former head of intelligence, gets to serve as national security advisor to president trump, he will figure out what they did. first step, can't stop president trump. american people wanted him as president. what we have to do is get rid of michael flynn. that meeting they plot how they are going to do it. a few weeks later how they set up michael flynn four days after he has been in the administration. so i want to see susan rice. i hope that she is someone that senator johnson has subpoenaed. i hope she cops in to testify. she needs to answer a lot of questions, particularly because a few we

many more lies by president trump including when he talked about hillary clinton giving money to andrew mccabe's wife. that is not an accurate description of what happened in that situation at all and we could go on and on. let's bring in cnn dr. sanjay gupta, dana bash to discuss what we heard. sanjay, let's start with you. in february trump said in a conversation on the record, but at that point we did not know about it with bob woodward, that coronavirus could be five times deadlier than the flu, and yet in public, days later, weeks later, i think more than a month later he was comparing it to the flu, saying it was just like the flu, no big deal. he says he didn't lie. it's certainly an omission of truth, i think. >> yeah, look, i saw these conversations happening realtime. i think maybe there's a bit of a nuance here but the nuance critically important. he knew on february 7th, he shared data, which when i first heard this report i found quite stunning. it was really interesting data i don't think was in the medical journals, been reporting on the story so long, i was following the journals

. >> now his team is in negotiations with andrew mccabe to appear voluntarily as well. you may have heard, college big 10 football is back. the conference voted to return october 23. all students athletes, coaches and trainers will be required to undergo daily testing for covid. president trump congratulated the league adding that he hopes to see fans in attendance and would like to see the pac 12 conference return to action next. city leaders took steps to disban the police department in minneapolis. now council members are asking where are the crimes as crime soars. we'll debate that next. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden

judiciary committee chair lindsey graham says the bureau's former number two, andrew mccabe, will testify 6th, and ex-fbi director james comey will testify this wednesday. the chairman's warning more bombshells are about to drop. >> every time there was exculpatory evidence regarding the carter page warrant, they hid it or they altered it. they never told the court that the dossier wasn't reliable. they knew it wasn't reliable. they weren't searching for the truth, they were trying to get an outcome. there is a day of reckoning coming. just stay tuned. and there's more coming. there is something else coming. more damning than this. >> harris: we are almost to the end of the show, so quick answers this lightning round. mollie, you've been riding a lot about this. i will come to you first. >> mollie: it's absolutely wonderful that, if information comes out, everything about what happened here should be declassified and given to the american people. but it's also true that this isn't enough. people need to be indicted for what they did. pretty much everything the media has claimed about the