joining us now andy mccarthy along with attorney and democratic strategist scott bolden. andy, a lot to get to hear. there are a lot of people coming out, rubio and now others in trey gowdy saying this whole thing about spying is kind of ridiculous. let's watch. >> i am even more convinced that the fbi did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got in that it has nothing to do with donald trump. i think when the president finds out what happened is going to be not just mine, he's going to be glad that we have an fbi that took seriously what they heard. he was never the target. it russia the target. >> laura: i got lots of text on my phone saying what's wrong with trey gowdy? >> nothing, he's perfect. >> laura: trey gowdy, we want you to come in the show. he's never been on the show. maybe now i know why he's not coming on. >> there's no question that they spied on the campaign. >> laura: he and rubio. a lot of people are saying it never happened. judge napolitano on fox tonight. >> what they are saying is what they think w

also andy mccarthy tells us why he now has no doubt that the obama administration spied on the term campaign and it explains why. plus, starbucks has every one of its workers spend the afternoon pondering whether they are unconsciously biased or racist. we have an exclusive look at the workbook they reflected over today. this is it, my notebook. lots of interesting notes in here. we are going to dig into this. i don't think most people have seen this. pretty wild. we are going to tell you why legalized pot laws have totally backfired and turned out to be a bonanza for, believe it or not, the drug cartels. but first, separating parents from children and fact from fiction. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." the media have been hammering president trump, making scurrilous charges that his draconian immigration policies are separating families and losing track of illegal immigrant children. >> the trump administration is threatening to separate more parents and kids at the border screaming and crying please don't let me be taken away. they are traumatized. >> calls about 7600 of those childr

andy mccarthy next. national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. >> laura: to a former intel officials are contradicting a key claim made by former cia director john brennan and the russia investigation. remember brennan testified before congress last year that the salacious russian dossier was not used in that official intel community assessment on russian interference in the 2016 election. but the dossier was used in the assessment, at least according to a report of a classified letter sent by former nsa director mike rogers to congres congress. former director of national intel jim klapper also told cnn that the dossier was used in the assessment. let's discuss this and other developments with former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy, whose peace and national review today is titled "retracting a retraction: fusion simpson stands by testimony that fbi had a spy

joining me, former federal prosecutor, andy mccarthy.was hired by america's mayor, but then prosecutor, u.s. attorney, rudy giuliani. >> that's a real notch on rudy's belt. lou: great to have you here. this is a moment today in a federal court in virginia in which judge t.s. ellis told the special counsel that effectively he was running roughshot shot over the constitution and american citizens, in this case, paul manafort. >> in this country, thank god. our tradition is you have a crime first then you assign the prosecutor. that's the way it's supposed to work. in this investigation where they basically camouflage this by giving the prosecutor called a counter-intelligence investigation. they assigned the prosecutor and said go off and find a crime. and do it in the counter intelligence context where it's all classified and under the cone. lou: i think most of people probably think and fairly so of the fbi as with j. edga edgar hoover's fbi. it is a unique agency in that regard. that contest as you say, assigning the special counsel to

it is former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy. andy. this is so wild. why these redaxes are being done. the justification for continuing to remove critical exskulltory information from these documents. tell the fox viewers what they need to understand about this tonight. >> well, it is really outrageous the way it was done. it was on friday night that they dumped out this, the unredactions of what they had previously redacted. what we learn, when you compared the two documents once we got new passages shown, what they had tried to conceal was the information that was exsculpttory in nature about flynn and the information that went to their decision-making process. including howow they investigatd flynn. the fact that they couldn't get their stories straightet about what the basis of considering him to be a criminal suspect were. and it just really-- very depressing for somebody who is proud of you know having come from the justice department and working there for such a long time. some of the stuff they held back was actually public information that was

here is react is andy mccarthy, "national review" contributing editor and former u.s. ttorney for the southern district of new york. these are pretty disturbing charges, andy, and do you take them seriously? >> i do take them seriously, david. my view from the start once you know they went to the fisa court, to me as a former prosecutor who worked on wiretaps with informants, it is a much bigger deal to go to a court to get a warrant than it is to use an informant. david: well, it does look, from what we know now, from what people have told us about the way in which these informants or agents, whatever you want to call them were working with suspects, people in the trump campaign, it looks like people were targeted with the attempt to bait them into saying something about the russians even if there was nothing to say about the russians? >> well, that is a pretty common thing with informant cases. that is why in so many of them you get an entrapment claim. there is always a big to-do about whether the person was predisposed to engage in whatever the behavior is that the

the fbi and bob mueller are caught playing fast and loose with the truth, andy mccarthy is here to expose the details behind their outrageous double dealings and also, why are the media so obsessed with john mccain's funeral plans? wow. we will reveal it. plus, the kanye effect is growing. a pastor is now calling on african-americans to consider how illegal immigration is damaging their community. he will join us. and breaking just moments ago, a powerful new york democrat forced to resign after shocking allegations of assault. we will bring you all the details. but first, three women, one double standard. if that's the focus of tonight's angle. today the first lady announced her formal agenda for the remainder of her husband's time and offense. her beep best initiative will focus on the well-being of children both online and off. tackling teen opioid addiction, suicide, depression and cyberbullying. >> social media can be both positively and negatively affect on our children. when children learn positive online behaviors early on, social media can be used in productive ways and can affec

former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy laid out his theory. >> there is no question that they spied on the campaign. if you were looking at a corporation and they thought the corporation was corrupted by three people, you go to the ceo and you say, i think we have a problem here. but they didn't said instead was send covert operatives to pry information out. >> laura: that's why they were unhappy that gaudi kind of muddy the waters. one of them is dan bongino of nra tv, and also joining us is daniel goldman, former assistant attorney for the southern district of new york. it's great to see both of you. dan bongino, first. let's go to you. we invited gaudi on the show, and we want him to come on because he's a very smart guy. kind of confusing how he comes across, but where do you come down on specifically what he said about the spygate situation? >> appearance is now being used as propaganda by the left, and what he said was so completely out of line and factually incorrect. laura, let's run through some basic facts. so the fbi rented by the book, the way americans wanted him to run

then i have andy mccarthy who wrote an interesting piece on this that we'll talk about. david, when you look at all of this, you think about the potential that there was somebody in the campaign, as you say, there was a moment when apparently james comey and national security council members at the white house were talking about all this, worried about these individuals that i just mentioned, and they considered having a defensive briefing, somebody suggesting why don't we bring in the trump campaign and tell them what we're concerned about so at least they know about the concerns about these people. would you have appreciated that? >> you know what, i think we would have. i find it to be remarkable, though, we're having this conversation. look, first of all, if there were spies in the campaign, they found nothing, because there was no collusion -- >> that's what we're talking about, the origins and the reasons why these people may have been placed, whether or not they were put in your campaign in order to entrap people. so that's one of the reasons that we're talking ab

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this was not a simple accident, as evidenced by "the new york times" purposely, as andy mccarthy saidburying the lede of the story, while trying to spin and cover up for those people that they wouldn't cover for an entire year, those that are involved in all of this illicit activity. what's happening now is that of a deep state, they know they are about to be exposed, like we are expecting the ig report, after the ig report, we will get the 1.2 million documents that the ig looked at, that will follow, and i believe what is happening is very obvious and transparent. they are leaking information to try to get out in front of this scandal that we have been exposing on this program.n in other words, the information they have ignored as they talk about russia, russia, stormy, stormy. the doj is trying to protect themselves, leaking this information to friendly media. oh, "the new york times" is nobody friendlier. "the wall street journal"'s kimberley strassel pointed out, she broke the story last friday, pointing out these leakers are trying to literally get a head of devin nunes of the h

andy mccarthy quoted to say from national review online one thing you never want to do is indict in a case you are not prepared to try. clearly mueller's team was not prepared. they were caught flat footed and the investigation is falling apart in a spectacular fashion and the mainstream media is not telling you any of this. the rest of the deep state is put on notice as they continue to be exposed. you saw the "wall street journal." i was off friday. kim strassel is raising concerns about the possibility that the f.b.i. is planting a mole inside the trump campaign. okay. what if it was hillary? it's a stunning new development, especially in light of the f.b.i. then later helping hillary when we know that it is incontrovertible, the evidence is overwhelming she committed felonies and crimes and obstructed justice. this is something that needs to be fully investigated. that means the department of justice needs to get up and send over the subpoena documents. this is a pattern playing out. we have seen severe fisa abuses. the f.b.i. lying to multiple judges about the clinton bought and

now there are the special counsel, they look foolish, because the team was never prepared, as andy mccarthy said. it was all for show. byron york out with this piece. "one year down and it still mueller time." the russia probe is not been going on for almost three years and there is not one indication what this entire investigation is all about. here's what we do know. after all of this time, there is zero evidence of trump-russia collusion. it has been a witch hunt, it is a witch hunt, and it is a total sham. for the sake of the country, it needs to end. we have key updates to john solomon's explosive report that we brought you last night about the fbi director mueller actually working with a russian billionaire, oleg darris derip. he was working with them. now there is absolutely nothing wrong -- i will defend robert mueller on this. he and other fbi agents, they were trying to free a former fbi retiree, cia operative. his name is robert levinson for moran. he was being held hostage. now i'm happy that he was working with a russian billionaire, the oligarch that he somehow convinced the o

-- >> finding out what involvement russia had, then why would they have bent over backwards as andy mccarthyays, to avoid investigating hillary and indicting her and bent overve fr words to indict and implicate auntie jack president trump. why would they have deceived the fisa court if it was an innocent investigation? why would it have presented flimsy evidence that paid for by clintons sponsored group, funneled through the law firm. if it wasn't necessary, innocent investigation, why can't they just present real evidence? and said they deceived the source as to the fact that christopher steele had been fired by the fbi and after the fact that sid blumenthal and others had provided information, and it was a souk circular bootstrapping. based onon a report that was gin to a news agency. it was also incestuous and corrupt. why would w comey have lied? >> sean: such a good point. tom, you can't have a dual system of justice. the hillary standard and the rest of us standard. for the doj to slow walk, obstruct, lie aboutie national security as a reason for reductions, and clapper's comments, the

and now you have a third layer, which is, how do we get the very people who are protecting her, andy mccarthy he said, he wrote, democrats get away with murder and republicans get murdered. the new thing i've begun to realize in the last three days, all of a sudden, all of these guys who planned to bask in corruptionon are beginning to realize that they in fact could be indicted and convicted. i've known clapper for years. clapper used to be a serious professional. the guy i see on tv now is pathetic. >> sean: what about brennan? >> brennan was a member of the communist party of the usa. only obama would pick an exclusive communist to be the head of the cia. not sure who he thought brennan would protect from who. here's the point, brennan is this problem, comey has this problem, clapper has this problem, and all of this, the truth you'll find out, it goes right into the white house. >> sean: there is no doubt. >> i have zeroed out. >> sean: if the truth comes out, it will go right to the obama white house, and rice and power and ben rhodes and the rest of them. >> given the way they ran a ver

we know with a little but we haveve gotten, as andy mccarthy wrote, we only have a few of the strzokmemos. >> t first, the inspector general's report, it was michael horowitz who uncovered the page-strzok text messages. it was also michael horowitz and his team who determined that andrew mccabe had misled people, lied four different times, three times under oath. we are anxiously awaiting this report. i'm sure there will be some reviews i have to take place but that is good news that we will be getting that soon. more importantly is the letter we sent. we are just tired of the runaround we have been getting from the department of justice. it's time for them to turn over the information. the one way that can happen is head of the executive branch, the president elected by the american people to tell the attorney general the deputy attorney general, the fbi director, give congress a separate and equal branch of government -- >> sean: they would have to do that? >> yes. >> sean: ron desantis, let me go to you. a very key point, talking about again, we've only got a small sampling of the

attorney, andy mccarthy, he's backing up some of these claims in an article entitled, "the obama administrationsbeen preferable pretext for spying on the trump campaign." any article, "the obama administration decided to use as counterintelligence powers to spy on the trump campaign using at least one corporate environment, electronic monitoring of communications, and other intelligence gathering tactics. it is more the norm against deploying such tactics against political opponents, not based on evidence of a trump-russia criminal conspiracy, but on speculation about the trump campaign's russia contacts and russian sympathies. how many times have i said they are weaponizing the powerful tools of intelligence? this illicit, unprecedented spying is now being used by team mueller to malign president trump and everybody else around him. hours ago, the president trump raised another pressing concern. he tweeted out... now the president raises an important concern, especially given the new revelation surrounding what the president is calling, rightly, spygate. of course, the mainstream media is provi

as andy mccarthy of "national review" points out in a column today had hillary won the election many of the officials would have retained their jobs and would have been able to cover whatever schemes they ran during the obama tenure. they simply could not permit trump to take the presidency. and once he was within striking distance, i think they got really desperate. desperate to wrap up that hillary probe so maybe she could take the white house like they thought desperate to collect dirt on trump to destroy any chance of the candidacy. it's a rich irony that the very people who claim that they want to stop russian interference in our elections, adopted the tactics of a totalitarian state. like russia. to stifle political opponents. and to subvert the election of donald trump. given all of that, it made me howl when chuck schumer said this yesterday. >> the president's behavior is the kind of grossly autocratic behavior we'd expect in a banana republic. not a mature democracy. >> laura: no, chuck. banana republic is a place that opponents are spied upon, charge and unjustly imprisone

andy mccarthy has actually quoted a saying, one thing you nevern want to do is indict in a case you areot prepared to try and clearly mueller's team was not prepared. they were caught flat-footed in the entire investigation is literally falling apart in spectacular fashion and the mainstream media is not telling you any of this. of course the rest of the deep state is also being put on noticehe tonight as they contine to be exposed. use of "the wall street journal," unfortunately, kim strassel is d questions about the possibility the fbi planting f a mole inside the trump campaign. okay, whatever it was hillary? is a stunning new development, especially in light of the fbi later helping hillary when we know that it'snc incontrovertib, the evidence is overwhelming, that she committed felonies and crimes and obstructed justice and by the way, this is something b that needs to be fuy investigated and that means the department of justice needs to get off their and send over those subpoenaed documents. we have seen severe fisa abuses. the fbi lying to multiple judges about the clinton bought

you have to read if you want to understand the president's legal team are jonathan turley and andy mccarthyews because turley is one of the only people who argued that the president might not face disaster if he were to sit with interview and theres the interview could be a good idea. >> for the president. >> right. >> could he be indicted. >> no, he thinks he can't be indicted. >> a major rift developed within trump's economic and trade team that's become personal. peter navarro and steven mnuchin the treasury secretary had a major blowup in china. >> i'm rooting for wilbur. thank you, phil rucker, betsy woodruff and jonathan swan. wooibt. for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to reme

we will have andy mccarthy dig into all those revelations as well. thank you very much. this is a fox news alert. this is a fox news at night exclusive. amid the fiery back as to the embassy moved to jerusalem pastor robert response to the critics and talk about his historic opening prayer today. plus, the house intel committee demands answers to the suspected controversial source for fusion gps and the latest on mike flynn's guilty plea. former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy is here life tonight and the backlash to the anti-trump media from "snl" to the press. why are some calling out their comrades? hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. they are calling it the maximum pressure campaign. it started with tearing up an obama era iran deal and it is continuing tonight with a campaign promise fulfilled. the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. none of this is going down without a fight. we cut team coverage for you tonight. reports on how the embassy move fits into the broader picture of president trump's foreign policies. but we

. >> my partner, andy mccarthy, former prosecutor who has written about the matter during the campaign, he said comey should not have gone outside of the guidelines and talked publicly to talk about the investigation. >> did you say that? >> i came to that point of view. he was in a difficult position because he thought the investigation was tainted. it would have been better if he played by the book, hadn't talked about it privately and recommended her indictment. >> let's take a break. the president calls off the much-anticipated summit with north korea. now a response from north korea that it is still willing to meet. the latest from the white house next. ♪ at t-mobile, we don't just see uniforms. we see the people behind them. so we're committed to helping veterans through job training when their service ends... and to hiring 10,000 veterans and military spouses to be part of our workforce in the next 5 years. because no matter where you serve... or when you serve... t-mobile stands ready to serve you. so we provide half-off on all family lines for military. feeclaritin and relief

. >> my partner, andy mccarthy, former prosecutor who has written about the matter during the campaigne gone outside of the guidelines and talked publicly to talk about the investigation. >> did you say that? >> i came to that point of view. he was in a difficult position because he thought the investigation was tainted. it would have been better if he played by the book, hadn't talked about it privately and recommended her indictment. >> let's take a break. the president calls off the much-anticipated summit with north korea. now a response from north korea that it is still willing to meet. the latest from the white house next. ballpark.he [park announcer] all military members stand and be recognized. sometimes fans cheer for those who wear a different uniform. no matter where or when you served, t-mobile stands ready to serve you. that's why we're providing half off family lines to all military. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo

we will have andy mccarthy dig into all those revelations as well. thank you very much.s a fox news alert. this is a fox news at night exclusive. amid the fiery back as to the embassy moved to jerusalem pastor robert response to the critics and talk about his historic opening prayer today. plus, the house intel committee demands answers to the suspected controversial source for fusion gps and the latest on mike flynn's guilty plea. former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy is here life tonight and the backlash to the anti-trump media from "snl" to the press. why are some calling out their comrades? hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. they are calling it the maximum pressure campaign. it

that's what andy mccarthy is saying.e 2 of the u.s. constitution. it's called the presidential privilege against prosecution is what it is known as. the sitting president of the united states cannot be indicted. he has to be impeached first. and then he can be indicted. so you can't do what is being suggested. i mean, there are legal minds arguing both sides, but it does appear the president, if a subpoena were served, it would wind up in court and ultimately, somebody would say, you know what? you can't do that with a sitting president. ainsley: let's talk about something. brian: go ahead. one of the few things thomas jefferson and john adams agreed on when it comes to the presidency and protecting it. it looks like rod rosenstein might be sitting on his hands again. shoppinger. ainsley: we know what kanye has said about the president. he loves president trump. they have been friends for a while. now there is talk that he is going to be going to the white house to talk about healing the racial divisions in america. and

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back to reagan secretary of labor ray donovan consistent willingness of the justice department andy mccarthys get away with murder and murders republicans. >> what david is bringing up is really important robert mueller initially mountain lo mandate looking for inclusion how do you ignore hillary clinton worked with russians paid for a dossier that dossier was used to get a fisa warrant, to wiretap an american citizen, here is the collusion -- hillary clinton and russians! how is robert mueller not including that in his investigation? i just just not feasible. >> you have to see this as a novel. robert mueller. >> how does it end? >> how does it end? actually america wins, the underlying a push of the constitution dries is to truth truth reveals who crooks are crooks end up going to jail takes four or five or six years. >> a pleasure to see you congrats on new book check it out newt gingrich there coming up deutsche bank gearing to up cut more than 7,000 jobs details on cost-cutting fair to say from germany's biggest bank nfl taking a stand on natural anthem protests, the consequences, if pl

former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy has a little bit of a time line you are talking about and howworks with the secret source. listen to this. >> the testimony he gave was that steele, who was the former british spy the author of the dossier told him that the fbi told him that they had a source inside the campaign. the way he walked it back was to try to throw it off on this guy papadopoulos who had had this conversation with the australian diplomat. that whole story. when he gave the testimony in august, that story was not published until about five months later. so it's highly unlikely he could have known about it simpson's lawyer. simple was asked bsimpson lawyet letter to chairman grassley saying he stands by his testimony. steve: very interesting stuff. so the big question is why are the republicans so interested in this secret source and how does it relate to george papadopoulos and christopher steele? we have congress devin nunes live with us just about an hour from right now. we are hoping he can connect some of the dots. brian: one thing he wants is all the information. f

he is amaze nothing the writing and andrew mccarthy and author of the russian hoax. and he will tell you the rest. andy, let me start with you. in am on the radio and called it cross fire hurricane addiction of the sean hannity radio show. and you actually wrote the same thing today. i want you to go into what the times was doing. the new york times specifically in their coverage and why they are trying to get ahead of this. and what you are not seeing in the whole article is counter intelligence. and the reason is the scandal here is they had a case that didn't have a criminal predicate and they didn't invoke national security powers. and they used the counter intelligence powers, to conduct not onlyap investigation on the citizen but the incumbent democrat employing the tractics against enemies and they employed them against the trump campaign. that's the story. >> sean: they buried the lead. i did give you a tribution because it was a good line. sarah, this is something. you have gotten feedback on whoo we expect from michael harwitz report. does that mean they can use phony redactions and add or tr

here is discuss this, andrew mccarthy, former district attorney for the southern district of new york. we'll talk about the pardons in a second, andyyou had a couple of different pieces called into question trey gowdy, all of a sudden despite all the anti-trump people at doj and particularly at the fbi, this emphasis that trey gowdy now has, and rest of the media, there was never an attempt to go after trump or find out what was happening in the trump campaign. this was all about russia. and had nothing to do at all with the trump campaign itself. in the articles you suggest you don't buy into that but is there any evidence for what trey gowdy has said? >> i really don't think so. i'm disappointed at somebody who admirers congressman gowdy. david, this really flies in the face of things testified to under oath by the fbi. congressman gowdy says this was about russia. it wasn't about trump. it wasn't about the campaign. we heard that from senator rubio as well. somebody else i admire. former fbi director comey has gotten up in congress on at least three separate occasions and said outright that the fbi had a counterintelligence inve

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andy biggs of the house judiciary committee helps us break it down. he joined president trump at yesterday's whout round taubl regarding california sanctuary city law. and house majority leader kevin mccarthythe state's controversial laws on illegal immigration. so much coming up the white house press briefing. "outnumbered" top of the hour. >> this is a fox news alert, we're waiting the white house press briefing as harris told you about. expected to begin in just a short time. we're likely to hear more about the u.s. north korea summit after the north korean regime unleashed a string of threats and insults calling into question whether the meeting will still happen next month. president trump standing firm on denuclearization, but not ruling anything out yesterday. watch. [talking at the same time] >> are they running a preschool in there? shrieking. white house counselor kellry ann conway saying the timing of the summit may change. >> in seven short weeks so much has happened in the korean peninsula and the region. that's 70 years of war. it may not happen as quickly, it may happen later. this president is ready if everything is on track. >> this president is ready is the leader of nort