david: here to comment, judge andrew napolitano. liberals lost big time on kavanaugh. they put a lot of eggs in the basket to preventing him from taking that seat. there are strategies preventing him being powerful, one of the strategies, packing the supreme court. if and when they get in power, increase the number of justices on the supreme court from nine to 10 or 12, to diminish the power of the individual justice picked by trump. >> only an experience like that once in the modern era. it was the left involved in its efforts -- fdr,. >> to pack the supreme court. it became so unpopular. proposed it at time when he had huge majorities supreme court, he washed his hands of it, claimed it was somebody else's proposal. david: there would have to be a political revolution, even stronger than that which fdr had to make this happen? >> i would think to make it happen politically but legally it could happen with a majority vote in the house and majority vote in the senate. david: that's all? >> and president's signature. the number of supreme court justices is not fixed in

david: judge andrew napolitano. thank you very much. >> of course.president trump continues to praise his new trade deal, tweeting quote, mexico, canada, united states are a great participate and will be a very formidable trading force. dairy farmers in ohio are optimistic about the deal as well. here from ohio, republican congressman warren davidson on the financial services committee. thank you for joining me, tell me specifically how does this deal affect your state? how is it different from what was happening before? >> it is a big win for the make america great again agenda. the promises donald trump campaigned on are being delivered and this is a big win. specifically for dairy farmers it is important we had excess of supply. some of the things in the dairy market made dairy prices low and having an extra outlet is a big win for dairy farmers. probably the biggest concern in the district, that the 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum reman in place. as i talk to leaders in the region it is important to see a path ahead to put an end to the 232 tar

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andrew napolitano, let me quickly catch everybody up.rridge standing outside the door where james baker is testifying today, we see mark meadows and a gavel behind her saying about the ag deputy rod rosenstein, it is time for him to resign. something he heard today potentially has informed him that something is change, we don't know. witnesses are being looked at, did rosenstein say it were a wire for the fbi to keep the president out of the white house? >> apparently he said it but he intended it to be sarcastic, there were five people in the room when he said it, deputy attorney general rosenstein, his then bitter adversary at the doj, andrew mccabe, and three others. those three interpreted it as sarcastic. deputy attorney general rosenstein said it was sarcastic. the person who it was aimed, former fbi agent now fired for lying to fbi invey in washingto, for perjury andrew mccabe said it was serious. james baker, general councils of the fbi who was just told the house committee he believed rosenstein statement was serious was not in

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thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> martha: andrew napolitano, fox news sr. traditional analyst joins me. you can hear the exasperation in his voice. it's all over the place. >> i think he, perhaps a more colorful language than a lot of his colleagues, nevertheless, represents the feel of most republicans in the senate at this point. there's not much more they can do. i have a lot of faith in the fbi, even if they are just doing this and for five days. i understand there's a lot of fbi agents out there, the president was speaking truthfully that they are working around the clock on this. they are not political, they couldn't care less about republicans or democrats. they probably are indifferent to whether or not judge kavanaugh is confirmed. their goal is just to extract evidence and witnesses and presented to the white house. we want what you think about what james comey said? he thought it was idiocy to try to put a clock on the fbi. >> i agree with james comey but it does appear as though they did half full, or will have had, the time to complete this by

coming up, judge andrew napolitano is here on the legal implications, if any, the president could face as a result of that story. >>> first, we go to blake burman live at the white house for more on judge kavanaugh's confirmation fight. hey, blake. reporter: hi, trish. the president himself for many of the last handful of days has said the testimony of dr. christine blasey ford was credible but last night, in a campaign rally in mississippi, the president gave a much different sentiment, or a much different statement, kind of went off the script that he and others here at the white house have been using over the last several days, as he questioned, criticized, some would say even mocked, the senate testimony of dr. ford. when you break it all down as it relates to the votes on capitol hill, this all breaks down to essentially three republican senators, jeff flake, susan collins, lisa murkowski, and how they might vote on brett kavanaugh, and two of the three have already come out today saying they do not like what the president said last night about dr. ford's testimony. >> there's no

eastern, fox news andrew napolitano on his book. and authors julie malone and jules evans on the power of the written word. watch the milford readers and writers festival this weekend on c-span two's book tv. >> sunday night on afterwards, journalist and author beth macy with her book. she is interviewed by democratic congressman gerald connolly from virginia. >> i started to hear from policeman and other sources that so much of the drug crime, so much of the crime in the communities was drug fueled, mostly by methamphetamines and heroin. i thought heroin? in rural areas? how is that happening? sure enough, it was and i did not understand at the time how to opioidn connected pills. i did not understand they were chemical cousins and if people were initially addicted to prescribed opioids whether it's oxycontin or percocet or whatever, once they are addicted and they get cut off, they get dope sick and that fuels them to have to get more. when the pills got expensive and hard to get, around the time oxycontin was reformulated in 2010

, andrew napolitano or tucker tolerance and? you can consult your pictures. good looking guy.king. >> i think it was you. not quite, i'm sorry. tucker carlson. tucker carlson is right. [applause] i got it first. if you were stranded on a desert island and you could pick one fox news personality to take with you, who would it be. probably greg gutfeld because he would keep me laughing. >> jesse watters. >> he's younger than me, i know. it's gotta be tom. clearly, the ultimate fox news super fan. >> what you got there. >> i've got a hat. i have a really big head so there goes. fox nation. now, if you like that you will be happy to know the show is debuting only on fox nation, and it's not just shows, we got gear like this hat. >> i will wear this every day and so will he. so will jesse watters. jesse, what's going on over there? >> thank you. we've got some crazy merchandise over here. working to check out all the perks you guys are to be able to get when you sign up in a minute tell you how to do it and we'll be right back. fox nation everybody did you ever notice that the very

judge andrew napolitano. what do we expect from the mueller probe?iz: is it coming out after the mid-terms? >> yes. whatever you think of the probe, he's been scrupulous about not doing anything material, announce an indictment or charge oral laces in the 60 days proceedings the election. except in the case of an emergency. the only break in that will be something he's being forced to do against his will which is to participate in the sentencing of paul manafort. the government asked that sentencing be put off until after election day because mueller's office wanted to be scrupulous. the judge said no. i don't know when that is, but i think it's within the next three or four days. he's investigating three areas we know about, obstruction much justice. was jim comby fired for an improper reason. liz: what has he got on the president? >> i don't know. but i do know that he received a lot of information he didn't expect to receive with the guilty plea from paul manafort and the unexpected guilty plea from michael cohen during the course of which michael

, andrew napolitano or tucker tolerance and? you can consult your pictures. good looking guy. i think it was you. not quite, i'm sorry. tucker carlson. tucker carlson is right. [applause] i got it first. if you were stranded on a desert island and you could pick one fox news personality to take with you, who would it be. probably greg gutfeld because he would keep me laughing. >> jesse watters. >> he's younger than me, i know. it's gotta be tom. clearly, the ultimate fox news super fan. >> what you got there. >> i've got a hat. i have a really big head so there goes. fox nation. now, if you like that you will be happy to know the show is debuting only on fox nation, and it's not just shows, we got gear like this hat. >> i will wear this every day and so will he. so will jesse watters. jesse, what's going on over there? >> thank you. we've got some crazy merchandise over here. working to check out all the perks you guys are to be able to get when you sign up in a minute tell you how to do it and we'll be right back. fox nation everybody this is an insurance commercial. but let'

let's bring in judge andrew napolitano. what's your reaction to this?eme court ruled where there is an expectation of privacy the government has to respect it. there is an expectation of privacy of your face on a public street? the answer is no. even though we don't like somebody taking a picture of us against our will, the government can do this. i can give you a lot of reasons why they should not be using facial recognition software, but the constitution is not one. liz: can we use the constitution and say you are not allowed to use my image? >> no, as long as you are image was taken in a public place. if they take an image of you in your bedroom, they violated your rights. but if they take an image on the streets they can use it. this is beyond anything orwell imagined in 1984. liz: the aclu is way up in arms about this. >> there was no public debate. liz: the aclu test drove am zonls software and found 28 congressmen were matched wrongfully to criminal mug shots. this is faulty software. >> it's faulty software and dangerous. human freedom, whether

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judge andrew napolitano. mollie hemingway, mo elleithee and charles hart.enators of both parties, although they are not allowed to disclose a report, there was no smoking gun here either on the issue of sexual assault or the issue of kavanaugh being potentially a blackout drunk. is it enough, should it be enough? >> i think it probably is enough. i think the suggestion by senator flake was probably a brilliant one to give himself and other republicans and a few democrats cover. but i'm harshly critical of the nature of this investigation. the whole purpose was to determine whether dr. ford was truthful in her allegations of horrific conduct, and it judge kavanaugh was truthful in his denial of that conduct and other conduct. how could you possibly have an interrogation, an investigation, that doesn't speak to the principles? or the people who to whom the natural investigation would send you. so i think the time or number of witnesses has removed the legitimacy of this investigatio investigation. i suspect you disagree? >> both of the people involved gave te

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we are bringing the judge, fox news judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano with us.e you. >> good to see you. >> of the president of the military will follow along and we presume they will come of the military folks he sends there can only provide support to the border patrol. doctors, lawyers, carpenters, engineers, police officers. they cannot enforce the mystical using the force of law. they can go in the streets with weapons because federal law prohibits that. connell: for this is more for show. show of force. >> yes and no. the presence there will be showing that they will believe the border patrol of sort of a few will pay back off of things the border patrol has to do thereby providing more border patrol personnel to receive these people when they come. the law is very clear and it is not in donald trump's behavior and i don't blame him for his frustration. dream to write. >> of the migrant so much as the tip of his shoe or her shoe on american soil in southern claiming asylum, that person is in. there is no limitation. connell: for lack of a better way there'

kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself, and in the center seat, ready to go, judge andrew napolitano. he is "outnumbered." i know our joy is tempered this morning as we see what happened in florida, but we have so much news to get to. a short time ago, president trump weighed in on the growing investigation involving a "washington post" columnist. last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey, about two weeks ago. turkish officials claim to have images and audio which they say proves he was killed there. now president trump today says he is sending secretary of state mike pompeo to meet directly with the saudi king. i'm pausing for just a moment because i'm just learning in my ear that the secretary of state has just left. so he's on his way to meet the saudi king right now. earlier today president trump spoke to the king by phone and the president says he denies any knowledge of the columnist's disappearance. >> president trump: i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to, as he said, his saudi arabi

and in mexico, judge andrew napolitano on the fact that joe biden says you should not be impeaching donalds that. send carly to studio d, we have to switch studios today. she does not get lost. tracey: i would have. can't figure out where the studio is in a big building. see you later. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. beach is good morning and welcome back. treasury department official caught red handed linking the financial report of the trump campaign team. natalie edwards accused of linking reports related to paul manafort and the russian embassy to a reporter. agents say she had information on a flash drive with her when she was arrested. not clear what role if any they played in the criminal charges against paul manafort and gates. a charity worker pleads guilty to mailing white powder to donald trump's son. daniel priscilla was arrested after donal

joining me to discuss this, judge andrew napolitano.he first question, of course, how do you deter this from a legal point of view? if there's a person or persons and they're apprehended, what would they be looking at in terms of penalties? this seems to go intrastate, former presidents are involved, active terrorism. there seems to be a lot here. >> the short answer is, if nobody dies and nobody has, life in prison. if anyone dies, even someone fleeing what they think is a bomb, even if it's not a bomb, the president that sent it still could be executed. we don't know what was sent. we don't know what was in the packages. we don't know if it was talcum powder or a toxic substance. we don't know if they were bombs of capable of being detonated. a lot of this will rise or fall on the facts. we also don't know how organized if it was a conspiracy. we don't know if it's one person or other people. so five people orchestrated to do this and one did the work, the other four can be prosecuted as if they were the one that did it. they could su

our experts, senator santorum, an interesting argument this morning from andrew napolitano, the judge, on fox news. >> i was disappointed that they didn't interview judge kavanaugh, dr. ford and a few more people because now the people that don't want judge kavanaugh confirmed, whether they don't want him confirmed because of perception that he's ideologically against them or because they really believe the allegations against him now have more ammunition and more doubt to say why was the fbi held back? was the fbi used as a political instrument yet again? why weren't they just allowed to interview whoever they wanted, including the two principles, judge kavanaugh and dr. ford? those allegations are going to stick. >> your response? >> i think the optics would have been better had they interviewed them. i don't know for a fact, maybe you do, whether they were told they could not, but i think what the fbi did was say christine blasey-ford came forward and said this is all the information. she was asked, is there anything else you want to tell us? she said no, i told you everything. wha

here to discuss the factual basis of this, judge andrew napolitano. judge, can a president do that?the border? >> well, yes, because the people coming through the border have to come through the proper way and as far as we can tell none of them is doing that. so, he can do a couple things. in the rare area of foreign aid, president can open and close the spigot. normally understanders of supreme court decisions congress appropriates money, president spend it, except foreign aid he can spend a lot less to bring the foreign government. hey, mexico, 100 million you get next month, if those people show up at rio grande, you will not get that. can he provoke a confrontation or prevent a confrontation or threaten a confrontation? yes, he can't put the military in mexico. he can put them on our side of the border. their job is nearly impossible, to keep everyone of people putting big toe literally, the tip of their shoe into the u.s. once that happens, guess what? due process kicks in and they're entitled to a hearing. those hearings take six to 12 months. where are they in the six to 12 m

then on sunday at 1 pm eastern, fox news andrew napolitano on his book is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong, the case for personal freedom and authors julie maloney and jewell evans on the power of the written word. watch the milford readers and writers festival this weekend on cspan2's book tv. >> up next, a debate from the idaho governor's race between republican you lieutenant governor brad little and democratic state representative paulette jordan. congressman busch onher is retiring after three terms . >> welcome to the idaho debates, a look at the candidates on the general election ballot for governor. the idaho debates are a collaborative effort among the idaho press club, boise state university school of public service, university of idaho's mcclure center, idaho state university's department of political science, the leagueof women voters voter education fund and idaho public television. funding for the idaho debates is provided by the friends of idaho public television and the idaho public television and almond . >> welcome to the idaho debates on idaho pub

fox news contributor a jessica tarlov, and fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. he is outnumbered! >> judge napolitano: happily so. [laughter] >> melissa: let's get to it. excellent. growing controversy to doing away with automatic citizenship for any children born to noncitizen or illegal immigrant parents on u.s.tution. top house democrat nancy pelosi accusing the president of trying to erase parts of the nation's founding document. the white house says democrats are to blame for the current situation. watch this. >> the reason we are in this position in the first place is because democrats have failed to come to the table. they have failed to work with this president and pass legislation that helps protect our country, that helps protect the citizens of america. because they don't want to secure our borders, they do not want to have a law and order country. the reason we are in this predicament is because democrats in congress have failed to do their job. the president is going to look at any way possible could find, legally and constitutionally, to make sure

. >> what was first read from andrew napolitano. >> from our reporters and producers in the courtroomccepted the mantel of the newest justice which is let those ahead of new seniority question first. don't blot case open with some question from deep right or deep left field. and use a little humor and all of those things happened. now, we don't know how he is going to vote on it. it was not a profound ideological case. of what the supreme court does and this i want to correct the public misperception about 95% of it is below the radar screen and not ideological. it has to do with the means of words and phrases and where commas are in statutes and whether a defendant was believable or whether a trial judge exceeded her or his discretion there is 5% very ideological and that's what everybody is waiting for. >> neil: in this case he didn't tip his hand how we thought. he was raising questions and legal issues. >> correct. correct. this is an issue involving violence. and he asked a very simple question like under your argument, he was interrogating the government lawyer, a tap on the sho

judge andrew napolitano is here. fox news senior judicial analyst. that's true, right? the border, we learned back in april what happens. >> if you step one toe onto the border, you are entitled to file an asylum claim and that asylum claim guarantees you a hearing before an american immigration judge which will take about six to eight months to hear. in the obama years once you filed the claim you were set free. a lot of people came back for the hearings, some didn't. in the trump administration, people are detained until the time of the hearing, and separated from their children. the detention of the adults is lawful. the separation of them -- separation of their children from them is not lawful. >> shepard: sounds like the laws need to be changed. the president or -- but the president has said the laws need to be changed. but the president now owns the courts and the congress, both halves and the presidency. this is on them, isn't it? >> the president has taken an oath to uphold the law. the law says when people come to the border, they are entitled to an individuali

newt gingrich joins us as well, along with judge andrew napolitano.ice president pence's daughter and author, charlotte pence, out with a new book. she will join us as well. don't miss a moment of it. first, mounting pressure for saudsawedsaudi arabia this morn. mike bomb ma pompeo arrived in o discuss the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. he was last seen over two weeks ago. lindsey graham and marco rubio speaking out about america's relationship with the saudis and the crown prince of saudi aabl i arabia yesterday. >> i can never do business with saudi arabia again until we get this behind us. i know what i'm going to do. i'm going to sanction the hell out of saudi arabia. >> we lose our credibility and moral standing for criticizing murdering people. wmaria: this coming as presidet trump told the associated press this is another case of being, quote, guilty until proven innocent. joining me right now is former federal prosecutor and texas congressman john ratcliffe. it's always a pleasure to see you. thank you for joining me this morning. >> good m

eastern, fox news andrew napolitano on his book it is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong, the case for personal freedom. and authors on the power of the written word. watch the milford readers and writers festival this weekend on c-span 2's book tv. :: >> welcome to the 2018 congressional district to debate. presented live in the tucson jewish community center by arizona public media. the arizona daily star, and the arizona republic. tonight moderator is christopher conover. >> good evening and welcome to two nights debate. i'm the bloke reporter here at arizona public media and there is nothing like election season. tonight we will spend an hour discussing the concerns of the people of the second congressional district in arizona with the two women vying to represent the district in the u.s. house. let's get right to it. please give a warm tucson welcome to the 2010 candidates for arizona second congressional district. democrat, ann kirkpatrick and republican, lea marquez peterson. [applause] >> thank you ladies for both of you are joining us here tonight.also, here on t

eastern, fox news andrew napolitano on his book it is dangerous to be right when the government is wrongthe case for personal freedom. and authors on the power of the written word. watch the milford readers and writers festival this weekend on c-span 2's book tv. :: >> welcome to the 2018 congressional district to debate. presented live in th

eastern, fox news andrew napolitano on his book, "it is dangerous to be right when the danger best governmentwrong, the case for personal freedom." and julie maloney and jules evans on the power of the written word. watch the milford readers and writers festival this weekend on c-span2's book tv. sunday on c-span's "q&a." a biography of chief justice john marshall. >> john marshall's legacy was obscured by a single opinion, his decision in marbury were -- versus medicine that establishes the principle of judicial review and that is what he is known for. marshall was ahn soldier in the revolutionary army, he was very important, he was a judge advocate general -- was leading in the house of delegates in virginia. probably the indispensable man of ratification debates, he was the guy who persuaded the majority of virginia delegates to go along with ratifying the constitution. wouldt virginia, there not have been a constitution. he was an important diplomat in negotiations with france and secretary of state and for his other contributions he has made as founding father get forgotten because of th

lest see if this legal scholar agrees his name is judge andrew napolitano.legal merit to the argument that the 14th amendment rejects birthright citizenship. there's no legitimate legal debate. >> so country, the country for 150 years has interpreted the 14th amendment to provide for birthright citizenship. anyone born here is automatically an american citizen. the arguments to the the contrary are are not serious legal arguments. >> so if he try to go the executive order rout it will quickly be rejected in the court. that's what you're saying. ivelg correct if he tries to go legislatively it will be rejected in courts because president can't change the constitution. and the congress can't change the constitution. only the states can if they ratify amendment that repeals this clause. here's what he's arguing, and here's what those who disagree with the way i've described this are arguing. you have the amendment right there. i'm going to summarize it all persons born or naturalized in the united states. and subject to the jurisdiction therefore are citizens o

let's bring in the judge andrew napolitano to talk about this. how are you doing, sir? assume he will answer questions or could he go in there and say i take the fifth on that? >> i don't think he would take take -- i don't think he will do that. i believe they've negotiated this. they have oef reduced the questioners from 35 to four, two republicans, two democrats. some republicans have their noses out of joint because they wanted to be part of the questioning. >> bill: trey gowdy is one of the questioners. >> two democrats. >> bill: is it adam schiff? >> whoever the ranking members are. >> bill: nadler. >> sandra: ranking democrats on judiciary and house oversight. they have not agreed on the topics. they have just agreed on the duration and the fact that it will be secret according to them because it will allow them to ask him questions about classified materials and allow him to answer. so after the stenographer translates his or her notes into english, they will then submit the transcript to the intelligence community to have them redact that which is classified be

maria: joining us right now is judge andrew napolitano. james baker slated to testify. glen simpson said he's taking the fifth on tuesday. >> start with the easier one. glen simpson is getting good advice not to testify because he's already given some testimony which is at odds with others -- what others said. when you're in that box, the best legal advice is to remain silent. however, he has already testified as congressman ratcliffe just said before the house committee and by doing that, he may have waived his right to remain silent. once you break the right to remain silent, you can't pick and choose which interrogator you're going to answer and which ineight teainterrogator you're o answer. if they're going to push it, they'll go to the federal district court. i think congress will win. even though the prudent advice for him, because he's in a real thick et right now is to remain silent. maria: the two big ones is james baker on thursday, part two where the issue around him saying he wanted to wear a wire, tape president trump, invoke

joining us right now, judge andrew napolitano. judge, good to see you. >> good morning. morning. maria: midterm elections are so consequential. if the house keeps the majority, an investigation into die ion de feinstein? >> i hope not. brett kavanaugh is on the court. we need to turn another page. that would be as absurd as the suggestion by jerry nasar, who if the democrats take the house is likely to become the chair of the senate judiciary committee, that they will immediately commence impeachment proceedings against justice kavanaugh. that is absurd and never contemplated. maria: for what? >> he didn't say. my guess is, trying to think the way the democrats do, they will argue he lied under oath in order to get his job. impeachment pertains to misconduct in office. there is authority that says it can address misconduct used to acquire office. i don't really think the country wants to go there. brett kavanaugh will slip into the anonymity that a lot of the other justices have and in my view you'll begin to see a lot of unanimous opinions, this has john roberts m.o. yo

brian: here to weigh in fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano.at's happened. does he have a right to fight suit? >> well, yes and no. i understand his emotion and i understand he wants to expose the attempted to bring him down. those forces were and are in the federal government. but when he says i'm not looking for damages, i'm just looking to get these guys. i'm just looking to have the american public realize what the government is like, that's a recipe to have the case dismissed because the courts don't exist for that purpose. i read his complaint. it's very professionally drafted. but it's signed by him. so he doesn't have a lawyer. is he representing himself someone obviously helped him draft this because he checked all the boxes. he basically has accused the you will like this word the democratic national committee of racketeering a technical phrase meaning if you have committed two or more crimes and received money as a result of those crimes then the plaintiff that's him is entitled to three times of what he received. he told sean last n

joining us now is judge andrew napolitano. >> that one just caught me.know who is giving him his legal advice. look, if the president is doing this because he wants to articulate the concerns that he has, which were articulated nicely by kellyanne conway or he wants people to think about immigration as they vote, rather than the tragedy in pittsburgh and the terror with the pipe bombs, i understand the political move. if he thinks he can really do this conge constitutionally, het getting it from the lawyers around him. paul ryan is correct. the meaning of the constitution can only be changed by an amendment. they've been in place and followed for 150 years. maria: senator lindsey graham is standing by the president. he said finally a president willing to take on this absurd policy of birth right citizenship. i've always supported comprehensive immigration reform and at the same time the elimination of birthright citizenship. he goes on to say he will introduce legislation in line with the president's proposal. so i mean, judge, you know that this exists.

then on sunday at 1 pm eastern, fox news andrew napolitano on his book is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong, the case for personal freedom and authors julie maloney and jewell evans on the power of the written word. watch the milford readers and writers festival this weekend on cspan2's book tv. >> up next, a debate from the idaho governor's race between republican you lieutenant governor brad little and democratic state representative paulette jordan. congressman busch onher is retiring after three terms . >> welcome to the idaho debates, a look at the candidates on the general election ballot for governor.

on sunday at 1:00 eastern, andrew napolitano on his book, "iot is dangerous to be right when the governmentwrong." and authors on the power of the written word. andh the milford readers writers festival this weekend on c-span two's book tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: also on open phones, you can participate. the british newspaper "the guardian" on their website talks about the president's rally in montana. as the president praised greg assault, the his story says that the president praised him for violently attacking a guardian reporter, adding that the president described in glowing terms what on may 20 4, 2017. ben jacobs asked a question about health care policy. here's a little bit from the president talking about that. pres. trump: so smart. you are on live television all over the place. we have had people getting up and speaking for 20-25 minutes. greg is smart. and by the way, never wrestle him. do you understand that? any guy who can do a body slam is my kind of guy. [applause] trump: that is nothing to be in barest about. i was in rome with leaders from other countrie

to fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano, what this all means.e a tough time letting go, what do you think, judge? >> i'm shaking my head, neil, you asked the $64,000 question. what this means in my view, and it's not a happy answer, is the overpoliticizing of the supreme court, the view in many -- of many in the supreme court is just another political arm of the government, and the -- the expectation that judge kavanaugh will rule in a way that president trump wants him to rule on hot-button issues like right to life and guns and the regulatory state and the power of the presidency. now, i know that donald trump promised a person who thinks the way judge kavanaugh does. and to that extent he delivered on that promise. and to the extent he made that promise and people voted for him, they expect him to keep that promise, there is politics in here. from having been there, not supreme court but life-tenured judgeship in new jersey, once that robe goes on and you are actually prohibited from social and political interaction with the forces that got y

to our own judge andrew napolitano what he makes on all of this. on an fbi report to go into the accusers and anyone who could or could not corroborate what they say? >> listen, i have been the subject of an fbi report, read the reports, in cases where the reports are part of the litigation. fbi will dig and dig and dig. that have a legal and ethical obligation. if they find any evidence of crime, lying to them, perjury, which is lying under oath, misleading congress, even if your words are technically truthful. if the impression you give is intentionally misleading, all of these are federal crimes they will continue to pursue and won't accept an artificial deadline. what happens if friday comes and the fbi says we need another two weeks? mitch mcconnell said we're not going to give you the two weeks? this is a very dangerous time for judge kavanaugh and unfair the investigation occurs after he testified about the investigation. the investigation should have occurred first, and then the investigation is shared with the white house and the nominee,

then on sunday at 1:00 p.m., fox on his andrew napolitano book "it is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong." and authors julie maloney and jules evans on the power of the written word. on c-span twos book tv. sunday night on "afterwards," beth macy with her book, "dope sick." she is interviewed by democratic congressman joe conley from virginia. i started to hear from policeman and other sources that so much of the drug crime, so much of a crime in their communities was drug fueled mostly by methamphetamines and heroin. and i thought, heroin? here when in rural areas? how is that happening? i did not understand at the time ow harrowing -- how oxycontin were chemical cousins, and people were addicted to prescribed , once they are addicted and they get cut off, they get no sick. it feels them to get more. when the pills get expensive and , around the time oxycontin was reformulated, drug cartels started bringing heroin portended ait business model. >> yesterday, president trump presented the medal of honor to retired marine corps sergeant major john canley for acts of bra

maria: joining us right now is judge andrew napolitano. good to he see you. >> good morning.aria: your thoughts on all of this? >> my thoughts are i didn't expect to be discussing this this morning, because i thought that judge kavanaugh would be on his way to confirmation. i think these are perilous times for him with the reopening of the fbi investigation and i don't want to see the fbi handcuffed. i want the fbi to be able to do what it does, which is if they ask a series of questions to a person and then they ask who else knows about this and that person tells them, they need to be able to interrogate those folks as well. there's 8,000 fbi agents. they can probably get a lot done in a week. but i'm not -- maria: could it possibly take a week? >> you know, they interviewed 22 people in four days for the anita hill allegations and almost all of those people testified. so i don't know -- i know how aggressive they can be and how quickly they can operate. but i'm not happy with the artificial time limit on them. i don't want to see them blocked from going where the evidence t

. >>> how about this judge, judge andrew napolitano. is this a negation of sanctuary cities?he cities and towns are creatures of the state legislature. they are municipal corporations authorized by the state legislature so the legislature which created them can take back some of their power. not according to a state judge in california so even though california is a sanctuary state where all who work for local, county or state government are prohibited from cooperating with i.c.e. or other federal immigration authorities, if a local municipality exempts you from that prohibition, hope we are not too into the weeds here, that exemption stands. stuart: in other words -- >> california is more of a mess than we thought. stuart: huntington beach can opt out of this no cooperation with i.c.e.? >> yes. and you will probably begin to see that now, particularly in orange county, california and other places where there's likely to be more of an inclination to work with i.c.e. rather than resist it. stuart: good. >> i'm telling you, it's unique to california. i don't know that this will

judge andrew napolitano is here. i call this a politicized money grab and bogus.ge napolitano: you are being charitable. it is 96 pages of gobbledygook which argues because exxon mobil did not reveal the true costs of sources of fuel in the earth that it can't use because the federal government won't let them drill to it because it is intentionally underestimated the cost of the loss, defrauded shareholders. this is nothing but a $200 million lawsuit that will cause exxon mobil to defend if it survives a motion to dismiss, and who gets the cash if the plaintiff wins? the government of the state of new york. stuart: a money grab. judge napolitano: absolutely a money grab. stuart: not the job of the attorney general of the state of new york. judge napolitano: the worst type of litigation, a shakedown and that is how it will end. they won't litigated it won't go to a jury. how much can we pay to get this beast, the government of the state of new york, off our backs. stuart: they will be forced to settle, forced to pony up some money. judge napolitano: it might be che

andrew napolitano live in studio. what did you make about the comments from last night?s not going to end the mueller matter, he said >> i think he knows if he on his own fired rod rosenstein or ordering rod rosenstein to fire bob mueller there would be an eruption in congress no matter what the outcome of the mid-terms is. he must be getting guidance from rudy giuliani, now is not the time to be making noises about mueller. when we're negotiating with mueller the best thing you can do most respectfully is not talk about this in public. that's how i read last night. doesn't mean he is never going to shut it down, he won't do it now. >> bill: this is the headline from the hill.com. jonathan turley wrote a piece for the hill. three reasons mueller may not charge trump with obstruction. the whole premise of that piece the questions that he has knowledge about do not suggest obstruction. >> the other premise of that piece is if there was obstruction, meaning if jim comey were fired for some personal venal purpose on the part of the president. to keep him from getting too clo

maria: joining me right now is fox news senior judicial an analyst, judge andrew napolitano.p really when you think about it. the people that congressman goodlatte's folks have interviewed were not in the room when rod rosenstein said this. he says it was sarcastic. three people in the room say it was sarcastic. andrew mccabe, fired from the fbi more lying, said i interpret it seriously. the president either isn't worried about it or is biding his time until after the elections. maria: there's more on the table obviously on wednesday with rod rosenstein. >> yes. maria: goodlatte is looking to get to the bottom of what was said to the fisa court when they actually applied for a warrant to wiretap someone who worked for the trump campaign which of course is carter page and what we've heard now from john ratcliffe as well as congressman goodlatte is that the obama administration officials withheld information to the fisa court in order to get that warrant. here's bob goodlatte on that issue. >> a lot of evidence to support mr. ratcliffe's statements and we want to ask mr. rosens

judge andrew napolitano is with us. >> the new world would prohibit spontaneous demonstrations, sorte everybody just shows up. andy would prohibit music singing, the first amendment to petition you can't come on the ground. you can stand outside and say anything that's not threatening. music is a protected form of protection. where this nonsense about music is not permitted within an earshot of the white house comes from is beyond me. stuart: abe home box or a very loud machine. >> music is interfering with what is going on inside the building. obviously the volume can be turned down. this prohibits all music outside the white house. they want to create freedom of speech zones. you know what a free speech zone is? the whole united states of america. and you probably agree. stuart: judge napolitano is opposed to this. >> expresses the opinions the queen did not want to hear. stuart: you don't protest the queen. >> used to it outside of whitehall. stuart: if you demonstrate with and i think half a mile of parliament, you may not wear a mask. i think that's a good idea. >> police wear m

judge andrew napolitano will be coming up on that. >> i guess people like me because you see he was goingee the poll numbers, came out with 52 today. and they say they are are a lot of people that when they hang up, they say that the trump photo. that's my favorite kind of person. but i think we are doing really well. >> sandra: that is president trump talking about the election. we have momentum heading into the elections. now if you can believe it, less than a month away. he joins us now. good morning to you. the president sounded pretty confident there. >> he is optimistic. he has seen some poll numbers that he likes. especially in some of these races that looked like they were going the other way. senate races that were underwater for republicans. now in the last couple of weeks, since the brett kavanaugh confirmation, the fallout on that. some of those races have turned around, it seems. can the president in the administration, can republicans keep the momentum going for the next 26 days? as you know, it is an eternity in politics, and in the trump air of politics, it's like a millen

fox news contributor a jessica tarlov, and fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano.! >> judge napolitano: happily so. [laughter] >> melissa: let's get to it. excellent.

i want to ask fox news' senior judicial an list judge andrew napolitano.or he gets angry. i'm only kidding. judge, how would that work? >> listen, we all know donald trump. i don't think she should start off by threatening him. but, basically say going we take the house, we're going to use the subpoena power. and we're going going to threaten subpoenas unless you come over to our side. that's one way to look at it. we're going to work with the president. if he doesn't we're going to use the subpoena power. basically, the majority of each house can subpoena the executive branch and force testimony and force documents as the republicans did to obama, steve and i were just talking about this. president obama with benghazi. as the republicans have attempted to do with a republican doj with very much resistance with rod rosenstein. i see you rolling your eye us. it's insane. as if there are two different parties rather than the same. ainsley: what would they subpoena? give us an example. you say the documents. what would the democrats want to see? >> whatever t