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back to andy mccarthy who has been listening and riding shotgun in a legal sense so far today. andy, come on back in the conversation paid what's important >> i think there actually is. i heard what martha said about about whether there's a divide between mueller and bari i think for a large part of investigation that may be the case. i read as very interesting the discussion in the special counsel's report about what the legal standards are for obstruction of justice. it seems to me to be a direct response, almost, to the barr memorandum that we learned about during attorney general bar's confirmation hearing. barr took the position that, while a president can be cited for obstruction based on traditional corrupt actions that involve tampering with witnesses, suborning perjury, tampering with evidence, and the like, but he was rejecting the extravagant idea that if a president was using his article to powers but a prosecutor found that he was corruptly motivated, that was actionable obstruction. if you read the mueller report and the section on the law of obstruction, they emph

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andy mccarthy, i will ask you about this one. what do you think? errorist organization. the iranian government is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. we shouldn't treat it like a normal government, we should treat it like a terrorist enterprise. which is what it is. the irgc is the tip of the spirit. over a dozen years ago they were involved in the murder of members of the american air force. a federal judge found that. >> melissa: what's the difference between being a terrorist and being at war with another country normally? >> andy: we've been at war with terrorist regimes and terrorist enterprises for the better part of 20, 25 years now. the fact that this happens to be a government is more form over substance. what they are is a terrorist fomented throughout the world. we need to treat them like that. if we ever expect change. >> katie: al qaeda has killed more americans, but has blood -- funded by iran -- is number two. >> andy: because of 9/11. >> melissa: thanks for that. must be 25 in just. ♪ oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm h

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you're not, fox news contributor andy mccarthy. the "the wall street journal" kimberley strassel, fox news contributor sara carter. all more deserving than "the new york times" and "the washington post" for their hoax pulitzer. andy, two page article that was fascinating. you talk about this buying but on top of that, the fisa abuse tcome on top of that, we also have a rigged investigation into hillary because she did commit real crimes. >> i think as attorney general barr put it last week, the question of spying should not be a question anymore. there is no question -- there should be no dispute that had surveillance happened, whatever you want to collect. the issue is, was it properly predicated? i think what we are seeing now, there seems to have been an insufficient -- for my own perspective, if i had authorized an investigation of the president, if i had used the government's counterintelligence powers in order to investigate the campaign of the opposition party and people were calling me out about whether i had a good reason f

. >> tucker: andy mccarthy is a former chief assistant u.s. attorney, joins us tonight. dy, thanks for coming on. are you a former prosecutor, detail man. assess the claim that the president is vulnerable on obstruction?-- perjury for obstruction of justice. >> well, tucker, he's vulnerable in the sense that congress does not need a penal offense to impeach. the definition of a high crime and misdemeanor does not have to be a crime that's in the federal penal code that prosecutors, like i used to be, would prove in court. i think what their strategy will be in looking at this in congress, and we're talking about schiff and those characters, will be even though we don't need a crime we're in a situation where the prosecutor actually said that he couldn't say that s a crime didn't happen here.ld that's why i think it was really outrageous for the special counsel not to do the one thing that he was arguably needed to do, render a prosecutorial judgment about whether there was obstruction or not. he said that he wasn't in the business of making a traditional binary prosecutor

andy mccarthy q. some of a smear, even worse, flooding the constitution. this is inarguably unfair to president trump. on a legal matter, this is over for president trump on both the collusion front and the obstruction of justice front. he is obviously going to face summer attribution for democrats on these issues. he was going to anyways, even before the report came up. the oversight committee issued document requests to 81 individuals. we knew that democrats would let us go. to be honest, president trump will keep pushing this angle come too. especially the origins. what you have coming? the inspector general report coming up. fisa abuse. and attorney general barr is already looking into the origins of the investigation, spying and things of that nature. >> kennedy: the president has said, investigating the investigators. we have had a full day to digest the report. where is the president cleared and where is he in trouble based on that digestion? >> dagen: you've already touched on volume two, the obstruction of justice. which we will get into further d

>> bill: thank you andy mccarthy. very interesting point.ou. >> sandra: breaking news from washington right now getting brand new reaction from speaker nancy pelosi after a second accuser comes forward against joe biden over inappropriate behavior. >> he's affectionate person to children and senior citizens to everyone. that's just the way he is. that's not the way -- >> sandra: she's not only one from the democratic party giving joe biden benefit of the doubt. our a-team will be here. >> bill: university of south carolina announced new campaign to address fears and safety concerns after a student was murdered after getting what she thought was her proper uber ride. details on that next. this and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. -it's our confident forever plan. -welcome to our complete freedom plan. -it's all possible with a cfp professional. ♪ -find your certified financial planner™ professional a

get to andy mccarthy former u.s. attorney.our reaction from the bill barr statement. >> i think the most important thing here is that barr pointed out that he and the special counsel mueller had disagreements about what the law of obstruction says. so i don't think this is not a question of barr acting sort of as defense lawyer for the president. let's bear in mind a couple of things. number one, the special counsel did not resolve the prosecutorial judgment on obstruction. this is a decision that barr had to make. and secondly, very interestingly i think what he said was despite their legal disagreement, what he did was assume the propriety of mueller's theory and make a judgment about whether the facts could be proved beyond a reasonable doubt to show corrupt intent. if you can't show corrupt intent beyond a reasonable doubt it doesn't matter what the legal theory is. and the reason he had to lay out all this business about how cooperative the white house was, including not shutting down the investigation, complete cooperati

. >> i think if anything the process dragged on long, i agree with andy mccarthy, it has probably been clear for last 12 months there was no russia collusion, but country had to go through this time of this possibility that president was a trader, as we know a they'd as much on tv, this cloud needed to be lifted, as much as they make noise about the report, he barr established about what the redactions will be based on, mueller will help with the de-- redaction. so, they will have little room to run with in terms of saying the blacked outline, this is where secret message is from putin to trump was. kennedy: that is what they are looking for, they believe some grand jury testimony and innocent third parties, whose information will be backed out, somehow within those lines, like by way can i say something, i would love for rachel ma -- on get the president's tax returns on tv again. >> a page a night that would help her ratings. kennedy: how do you fi fisa. we have a system with little over site. we don't know much about process, all of a sudden we know that there were many pen register

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andy mccarthy to carter page, papadopoulos and sam approach by the name of stephan help her. only the tip of the iceberg. the trump carter page also electronically surveilled and by the way can someone teach call me what that means after james comey signed off on that application. the bulk of the application from, and verifiable and cooperated dirty russian dossier paid for by hillary clinton. let's not forget about the 350% increase in unmasking requests by obama officials in the election year 2016. what did obama know? when did he know it? by the way peter strzok and page, when did letter -- in brandon, clapper, creepy uncle joe what did they know and when did they know it? we will have the answers to these important questions in a letter to the director of national intelligence, congressman jim jordan, have requested that 53. we only have like seven but 53 close door to testimony transcripts be made public. i'm sure jerry nadler will join them because he didn't want the release of the starr report. and already received through sorely, peter strzok, james baker and fbi and

attorney knock few contributor contributs contributor ant andy mccarthy. >> hello, kennedy.what have you heard about the mueller report. >> i have heard nothing, attorney general scrubbing a 3 to 400 page report to make sure it does not have grand jury material, and classified information that should not be released. he is in a catch 22, if he does not give it they complaint, if he gives it to them and it violates the law, they say she should be removed, i think he should ignore them keep his head down. kennedy: it sounds like less than two weeks away. there are several areas that he has to sort of clear, which you know sources and methods that -- that is what schiff and company were concerned about with nunes memo. not to mention some grand jury information. and also collateral third party issues people who may be innocent, not even accused had anything or subject or target of about part of investigation to leave their names and circumstances and information out, is that fair or too heavy handed. >> it is totally fair, you know look in a normal criminal investigation, if th

for more on this, let's bring in daniel hoffman and andy mccarthy, former u.s. attorney. both are fox news contributors. a great couple of guests here. dan, could i start with you? just from the intelligence community perspective, when this all happened, it was a really big deal. take us back to that. >> wikileaks was founded way back in 2006, but where it really received notoriety was in 2010 when it became an repository for chelsea manning's massive trove of classified information. fast forward to one of the first public statements secretary pompeo made in 2017. he called wikileaks a hostile intelligencer er iservice. >> wikileaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service. it's time to call out wikileaks for what it is. a nonstate hostile intelligence service often embedded by state actors like russia. >> dana: i'll give you a final word on that part and go to andy. >> that is the heart of the matter. if julian assange was, as secretary pompeo says, actively assisting traitors essentially in stealing classified information,

therefore, it was a hunt for a crime, this is something that andy mccarthy, great prosecutor, say time and again, it was a hundred a hunt. if you want to call it a witch-hunt or not is up to you. >> i do. david: i know lou does, but this was a hunt for a crime, yet you had a wunsc bunch of prosecutoro clearly had a bias again the president, most democrats looking for a crime against a person. who they had bias against, that is that is a stacked deck is it not? >> i -- i disagree with that assessment you have last i checked robert mueller is a registered republican. >> -- for crying out loud. >> you cannot knock someone in fbi or doj because they are a republican a democrat, they will do their job, most of them have, and robert mueller did. >> i want to let governor in. >> well. first, i would like to make a point that mueller is a registered republican, but aside from that, there is a crime, russian agents hacked in, they interfered with our election. 14 were indicted that say -- is a serious crime, we should not lose sight of that, mueller investigation had a serious task, which none

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. >> shannon: all right, fox news contributor and attorney, andrew mccarthy joins us now, andy, greath us. is this game of semantics? what is going on here with the use of the word spying? >> andrew: you are hitting the nail on the head. it is a game of semantics. when i was a prosecutor, prosecutor in the same office of james comey, and we always called it court authorized surveillance and other lawyers called it spying. we called our assets or confidential informants, confidential informants. they called them snitches and spies. this is just a game of the labels and spying has the same kind of pejorative and connotation come i guess that collusion has, you know, not necessarily legal or illegal and the attorney general barr said in his testimony, you have to know what predicated it. and that is really the issue here. what you call it is kind of beside the point. >> shannon: okay, under the headline bill barr's low moment said this, having engaged in this incoherent public display, he has created a problem he needs to fix. he needs to articulate what factors have given rise to concer

but at that point, andy mccarthy, he said the way that mueller handled the obstruction part, basically up in the deep assumption of innocence. he said that early in this network. he was very disappointed in the handling on this. the left is upset at mueller for not finding collusion, but mccarthy said that basically this report as john said should have ended when they realized there was no joint conspiracy or coordination between russia and members of the mueller campaign. instead, they went on down the yellow brick road to try to find the glory here. >> i agree with what andy said earlier. i respectfully disagree with what john just said. because in a way that's a catch-22. if we say that you can't indict a sitting president, then why are you allowed to investigate him at all? to me, it was perfectly proper for mueller, assuming that he was properly chartered, to look at any efforts to obstruct his investigation. but i do have a problem when you say we can't clear him, you know, we can't say that he's innocent, nor can we exonerate it. that's not the typical standard for the departmen

andy mccarthy has a terrific piece where he asked this question.ow quickly did mueller figure out there was no collusion? they had to know nothing was going on. what was he doing for 675 days? >> dana: going back to a previous special counsel investigation. patrick fitzgerald, u.s. attorney, special counsel for the valerie plame case knew immediately. it wasn't karl rove. marie, you're going to be up, ready. do you think democrats, going after bill barr, they don't know what's in it. i think it's a good thing he's going to take questions from the press and that might take a little bit of the tension out of it. >> marie: we'll see. some of what dan said barr did not say was of the mueller report. he did not say that the trump campaign said no thank you and they tried to collude. one of the things people are looking for is how miller explains things and events we know happened and how he explains they do not amount to criminal collusion. as an american and a human, i want to see how mueller deals with the trump tower meeting. manafort giving polling

. >> your friends, former colleagues that worked in the southern district, andy mccarthy, he sees that there is plenty of the president could've shut down the investigation at any time and he didn't. he could have asserted executive privilege, numerous witnesses were made voluntarily and over a million documents were disclosed where they didn't make the decision, but they let out plenty of evidence in both directions. >> andy and i served together in new york many of years ago and he's a person of strong views been on this matter, i happen to disagree with him substantially. look, mueller laid out 11 separate instances where president trump took steps to try to change the course of this investigation. he, the request to lay off michael flynn, the pressure on comey, firing comey, pressuring his white house counsel to fire mueller repeatedly, writing inaccurate press releases the day after the trump meeting was disclosed, any number of acts here that could be delma concert you obstruction of justice. the question now is not the legal one. as tom said, there are high standards for obstruc

>> melissa: our thanks to andy mccarthy, leaning on your legal mind today very much and we appreciate your help. jussie smollett's for having me. >> melissa: and the rest of the couch. we will be back at noon eastern tomorrow now here's harris. >> harris: we begin with the president speaking out on one of his signature issues, immigration. after the resignations of some top homeland security officials and his words mom to go. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. the commander in chief is looking to set the record straight amid reports they are planning a shift in immigration. he says he is not looking to restart family separation at the border. he just said that. he also said there is no ongoing push to overhaul the department of homeland security. here he is in the oval office moments ago. >> i never said i'm cleaning house. i don't know who came up with that expression. we have a lot of great people over there. we have bad laws, a judge that just ruled incredibly that he doesn't want people staying in mexico. figure that one out. you have a democratic congress that is ob

in mind, that's weeks after bob had been appointed and the papers were filled with dershowitz, andy mccarthyjonathan turley suggesting that mueller's appointment was illegitimate, because of the absence of an underlying criminal proceeding as required by the special counsel statute. and the president also, you know, was not happy that a special counsel was appointed, but he also had a lot of people explaining to him why, at least in their view, at that time, shortly after the appointment, there was a substantial question as to whether it was proper to have a special counsel. >> so i guess, should the american people be concerned, though that this president repeatedly, you know, asked people to do things that they then just ignored, just in terms of the functioning of the white house, and also that the president has repeatedly just said things which are not true, as have the white house press office, and there doesn't seem to be -- he then denies he lies a lot. i mean, did he lie a lot to you? >> no. and i would say that, that, you know, i think it's -- i think one of the things that's really

dagen: and andy mccarthy has written about this i am not drawing cloougz we know 90 day fisa warrantarrant issues june 2017 shortly after bob mueller's appointment still recruiting staff getting his bearings, in the words of andy mccarthy the washington due to leaapse in september to renew it would have said to have been in position rea firj christopher steele driven alleges fwi believed trump campaign in cahoots with kremlin there's your time line. >> and, and if they didn't renew it they did not renew it. dagen: right. >> you know. >> renewed three times. >> -- >> i am glad you mend andrew mccarthy best to process i grab everything he writes in order to figure out what is going on. >> great to see you great op-ed today karl rove we'll be right back. ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. maria: welcome back more exclusive interview with j.p. morgan chairman ceo jamie dimon, we talked about the economy, and i asked the ceo what he thought about the tax cut package wh

andy mccarthy former assistant u.s. contributor. there will be redactions in the report. about barr being very biased over the weekend. they talked about this trump tower meeting as many evidence of open collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. the point you picked up on in those interviews is that jerry nadler is trying to change expectations. how is he trying to do that? >> i think that, bill, i think that's been going on for a number of weeks now. you know, for adam schiff to say, you know, that the criminal thing is beside the point and all is fair in love and war and we need to know all the connections, it is perfectly fine to say that we need to know all the connections but what a prosecutor is interested in is whether there is a criminal conspiracy between trump and russia. and knowing that mueller was not going to come up with that, which i think has been obvious for 18 months, what the democrats have been trying to do is shift the ground from what they were hoping mueller would come up with, which would be an espionage conspiracy to undermine the el

dagen: i want to point out andy mccarthy who has been so right and so spot-on, former prosecutor, workedmueller report was released, wrote an editorial that was in the new york post. he talked about there were numerous witnesses made available and a million documents disclosed to the mueller team. the witnesses made available voluntarily, even don mccann, the white house counsel. more importantly, the president's frustration wasn't over fear of guilt, the typical motivation for obstruction, but that the investigation was undermining his ability to govern the country. the existence of such a motive is a strong counter to evidence of corrupt intent. critical because corrupt intent must be proved beyond a reasonable couldn't in an obstruction case. he goes on that bob mueller made no decision, leaving it to attorney general bill barr that there was no obstruction. the constitutional right of every american to force the government to prove a crime has been committed rather than to have -- to prove his or her own innocence. and he says this flouts the constitution, what bob mueller did. he sh

mcgurn will be hosting deep dive on "fox nation" shortly later on today with among other guests andy mccarthye open question. we don't really know when the fbi investigation began and what they were doing in the investigation. they're sticking to this idea that it was a conversation with george papdopoulus, but that increasingly looks suspicious. i think the reason is to cut through all this it is looking increasingly as though the fbi launched an investigation into the presidential campaign based on opposition research commissioned by hillary clinton, her team, and performed by a known trump hater, christopher steele, to spy on the trump people. brian: when you have an unpaid foreign policy advisor in george papadopoulos, and carter page, visits to the russia, already worked with the fbi. >> right. brian: you say those two incidents are enough to launch -- >> look, it doesn't, i think the attorney general is right, it is a big deal. first of all it is a big deal when the fbi spies on any citizen, right? they're given these powers for a reason and it's a big deal. it's a bigger deal when you

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>> andy mccarthy has done some good writing on this and it is a huge question.big issue but there is no doubt collusion or the claim of collusion has been a shadow over the administration, let's get that accountability before we vote again to make some informed votes next time about how this happened. maria: if you were watching this program you knew what was going on and how they set him up in the administration but did they know there was no collusion before the midterms? did they not tell us? >> they had to. if there was no proof of collusion you had no reason to believe there was. maria: they went along with this. the public speculates and the media drives the bus on it, before, throughout and after the midterm election. dagen: if they had done a thorough two your investigation and come out with conclusions early on, would be more outraged by the media, they wouldn't have believed them. i don't want to get deep into the mueller report. we will get to read it but very early, they know there was no collusion. maria: thank you, we want to look at big bank and f

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andy mccarthy former assistant u.s. attorney. good morning and welcome back to our program here.t give us -- i think this gives us a roadmap for what's coming up in the month of may. they want don mcgahn to testify on the 21st of may. what is the endgame? >> they want to go after obstruction and potentially on witness tampering with respect to mcgahn growing out of mueller's report. and the thing to focus on here is the fact that no crime was committed and no crime was found by the report does not mean that congress can't find that obstruction happened. in other words, the standard for high crimes and misdemeanors or impeachable offenses is basically abuse of power, dereliction of duty. different from whether a prosecutor can prove prove beyond a reasonable doubt at trial. >> this is nadler's statement. in the meantime you have the push for the financial records, taxes. i think there was a deadline today that will likely come and go. can they be successful in their pursuit, andy? >> i think it will take a long time, bill. generally speaking congress is not there to conduct crimin

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