congressman bob goodlatte, chairman of the judiciary committee. rep. goodlatte: thank you both.ers. shery: coming up later, don't peer withcial peer to david rubenstein. during the transition of the president of the united states, donald trump set -- sent out a tweet saying your biggest product, the f-35, was too expensive. so you did give him a discount? >> we drove the price down. we got the deal done. we did it in an accelerated fashion. he definitely had an influence. shery: catch the full interview tonight at nine clock p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm shery ahn. david: i'm david westin. breaking news. a new york federal judge has ruled that president trump cannot block users from his twitter feed. the first violates amendment as his twitter feed is a public forum. the first amendment says the government cannot curtail speech. it is saying basically donald trump is part of the government so if people want to express their views on twitter, it's ok. it is not one he stopped once he became pres

we will continue to try to get california to do more. >> laura: we just talked to bob goodlatte on the show and he's very concerned about these immigration centrist. i called them liberal republicans, who are pushing this new daca amnesty right now and trying to push this discharge position, it ran through the house of representatives at least. what do you want congress to do and this president to get this immigration enforcement done the right way in order to satisfy his promises to the american people? >> i think the president has been very clear on this. it's very easy. we need a wall. we need to close the loopholes and then we need personnel and resources that we need. apprehension without detention removal is not border security. we've got to have the beds. we got to be able to apprehend, detain, and then remove. that's judges, lawyers, detention bets. it's a very easy formula to have border security. border security is part and parcel to the sovereignty of a nation. >> laura: how many people, about crossed the border last month in the united states? family units. >> take the orig

>> i would love to see it be the bob goodlatte bill. i think he's done a remarkable job of balancing competing interests. i hope they are not coming up with something like that cooked up in 2013. they told us we are coming up with a deal. it was rumored for many months, years in fact, that they were working on it. and it was about a thousand pages of something nobody had read. people voted for it anyway and then they switched it and replaced it with a different bill. i fear they might be doing the same thing and i think they remember the consequence. >> laura: the freedom caucus doesn't want it. they are to come out and said we don't want amnesty, but can you get something positive? you could end his chain migration. that is a huge amplifier of immigration in the country, nonmerit-based. that's a big driver. >> absolutely. that's one of the things i like about the goodlatte proposal. it addresses that an addresses the daca situation. it does so in a responsible manner that shuts off the magnet. >> laura: i want to ask about the other ne

also breaking tonight, chairman bob goodlatte and gowdy, wanting more information with james comey'sriend, daniel richman using special designationat to leak to the press, which we know that comey wanted. is rosenstein going to cooperate on this one? i am not holding my breath. and next up, even more examples to give you from the abusively biased press in this country and the age old tactic called biasas by omission, and newss busters tonight, on monday, network news broadcast abc, cbs, nbc, guess what, they completely failed to mention the south koreabr president moon suggesting that president trump should win the nobel peace prize. they never mentioned it.t. they only mentioned the nobel peace prize used by abc and nbc to mock trump supporters who started chanting in michigan, "nobel, nobel" during his rallyo over the weekend. and while not admitting that serious progress on the world stage, that they always do. they are mourning the tragic fight of the caravan of migrants that once you enter this country illegally that do not respect our sovereignty, take a look. >> the crisis at

the chairman of that committee joins me now, bob goodlatte.come to "america's newsroom." >> good morning. >> bill: go ahead and tell us what you hope to discover from these three f.b.i. officials, sir. >> well, these three officials know a great deal about what was going on at the f.b.i. during this period of time when director comey was conducting an investigation that treated hillary clinton and her associates in a very different way than the investigation they subsequently launched against the trump campaign and the so-called trump/russia collusion which so far has not shown any collusion, any obstruction, and therefore we want to know why it is that the f.b.i. was handling these two different matters in such extremely different ways showing an extreme bias that should never occur in a presidential election and both democrats and republicans and independents all should be concerned about this. republicans the manner in which he stepped in and called for the review of this and then announced that we were not going to have an indictment of hi

. >> reporter: trey gowdy and bob goodlatte said next month they'll bring in three fbi officials on their handling of the hillary clinton e-mail handling and there's still a lot bubbling tonight, martha. >> martha: that could be explosive. it's 400 pages long. now, jonathan turly, constitutional law attorney and law anniversary. welcome. -- law professor. welcome. does it concern you emmitt flood and john kelly made a brief appearance at the meet ing? >> i'm not concern about kelley's appearance. i think it's a mistake to have flood there. i think it's a mistake we've seen before. there was no reason to have him there. he didn't accomplish anything there but undermined the credibility of the meeting and once again your look for adult sup supervision saying why would we turn this into a meeting by personal case. that's alarming that these types of mistake still occurring. kelly's presence there was not problematic. >> martha: in terms of the substance of the meeting and whether there was an informant and there's been twitter back and forth whether it's supposed to be called an informant, j

we will be joined by bob goodlatte and what he says about the mueller probe and the fight over an immigrations grow over whether president trump will meet with kim jong-un. mike pompeo tells congress the summit is still on as planned. however, pompeo says the u.s. will settle for what he calls credible steps toward new -- toward denuclearization. ♪ david: congress has passed a sweeping overhaul of bank regulation, a bill that would make g

. >> house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte says this should not be the priority. >> this issue, howre we going to secure the borders, close the loopholes and make sure people have confidence their government will keep them safe in their communities? >> the city the bridgecrest and corona, california will me to consider action against the century city law. >> great to have you with us. the us designating head of the country of central bank a terrorist and hitting him with sanctions. he has funneled millions to hezbollah and the penalty to prevent anyone from doing business with iran. it is a blow to european hopes of salvaging the iran nuclear deal after donald trump's withdrawal. a new obama era failure revealed. american weapons falling into the hands of terrorists. assyrian army commander admitting to fox news that he gave a branch of al qaeda 5 us pickup trucks and ammunition for safe passage through aleppo. those were issued in 2015 as part of a $500 million department of defense effort to, quote, train and equip a moderate force to battle isis. the disgraced former parkland sch

>> i think it's a combination of chairman nunes' work and bob goodlatte. if hillary clinton were president of the united states, there wouldn't be any of those firings. if we continue to just beg for documents and accept what we get in return, the bad actors in the deep state will be able to run out the clock on us and hope the democrats regain control of congress. i think the country deserves a lot better. kennedy: i understand that, but you keep giving mere power and -- more power and spy tools to the nsa and the cis. so it's disingenuous when you act surprised when somebody abuses power for their own means. >> that's a fair evaluation. i don't know if i would have voted to reauthorize fisa if we had had the information that we have now. i found a bill introduced by adam schiff to reform the fisa process to create more transparency and more identifiable standard. adam schiff now won't co-sponsor his own bill because i have taken it up as a republican. it's a fair bipartisan solution. but democrats won't support what they supported previously because they

jillian: congress wants to know more about fired fbi director james comey, bob goodlatte, asking then on columbia university daniel richmond's involvement at the fbi. details of special government employee status and both committees conducting a joint investigation into the decision-making process during the 2016 election. >> are in order to pay billions to victims of families affected by the september 11th terrorist attack. in the death of 1000 people whose families sued, that is awarding 12.5 $12.5 billion to spouses, a $.5 billion to children and $4 million to siblings since iran will likely never pay the movies largely symbolic. >> the brother of the accused parkland shooter nikolas cruz arrested for driving without a license and violating his probation. nikolas cruz is not allowed within 1 mile of any school after he tracked past the high school just weeks after his brother was accused of opening fire there, killing 17 people. thousands of students across the country planning to walk out of school today in support of the second amendment. % for the second walkout was created by

trey gowdy and bob goodlatte are probing for documents on a comey friend used as a go-between by comey to replace those memos. rosenstein fired back at house republicans prepping articles of impeachment against him for not producing documents quickly enough, the department of justice is not going to be in his words extorted but republican mark meadows fired back to seek facts, not rhetoric. >> we are joined by a member of the house freedom caucus considering articles of impeachment against rosenstein. matt gates from florida, good evening to you. you have probably heard from the deputy attorney general responding to this when this topic came up. >> people making threats privately and publicly against me for quite some time and i think they should understand by now the department of justice is not going to be extorted. we will do what is required by the rule of law. >> he says you're not, people making threats about his position are not going to be extorting the doj. >> you played a clip where rosenstein said no house republicans would put their name on these articles of impeachment, i

and he house committees, dragon audi and bob goodlatte bringing in 3 officials to testify about her handling of the hillary clinton email bro. put that together with the inspector general report that is coming out, a lot more bubbling. i spoke to people who were digging in on this was a calls bygate with evidence to wrap it up? this time there's going to be evidence. shannon: to have democrats say there was absolutely nothing and talk about how upset they were these two white house official there, the white house left before there was any -- >> a lot of sparring. shannon: the intelligence briefings today part of the pres. tweeting he wants an investigation into what he calls spygate. julian turner explains fbi informants. >> we call it spygate, you are calling it spygate. >> reporter: donald trump accusing the fbi of going broke. during a committal investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election the bureau overseas authority and spies on the campaign. when administration's by is another administration's confidential human informants. >> rather to determine what the russians are doin

. >> house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte services should not be the main priority. >> important toddress this issue but how do we secure the borders, close loopholes like the asylum loophole and make sure people have confidence their government will keep them safe in their communities and along the border of this country. >> they will meet to consider action against the sanctuary city law. >> former cia employee behind bars suspected in a massive leak of top-secret documents. joshua serving time for a related child pornography charges in new york city, suspected of leaking thousands of pages of documents to wikileaks exposed cyber hacking to, under investigation by the fbi but has not been charged. data privacy on the agenda in dc as the fence target cambridge analytica holding another disgraced data company in the future data privacy, the new york times reports the doj and fbi launched a probe into cambridge. the firm closed after revelations it harvested data from millions of facebook users. >> million kids will be out of school in north carolina as thousands of teachers rally fo

membership -- the judiciary committee has called for a special counsel where the judiciary chairman bob goodlatte called for a special council, trey gowdy, steve so scalise. we're having a broad base of support from the republican party that want to get answers. the question is whether we'll continue to let the justice department continue to drive the train on these investigations or whether there's a higher level of screu scrutiny and review. lou: and the president has called for absolute transparency in moving ahead and it begins with this meeting tomorrow with chairman nunes and chairman gowdy. this is the president right now who is, from every angle. do you think we're moving toward a conclusion? >> i don't know. and you know, that troubles me. the fact that we continue to go forward with the mueller investigation when we know it's built on a rotten foundation, when we know the original intelligence was collected by people who hated the president and were working on an insurance policy to discredit the president. there would not be any possible prosecution successful from this. and i think th

chairman bob goodlatte at the judiciary committee, chairman trey gowdy also called for a second special counsel. mr. zeldin was joined by the majority leader, the majority whip steve scalise. we have done what has been asked of us as a membership. we have uncovered the true facts. we have persuaded leadership at the conference and committee level. we need speaker ryan to put this resolution on the floor so that the full house of representatives can answer the question of legitimacy and need of a second special counsel to investigate what i perceived to be serious crimes and impropriety in the fbi and department of justice. georgia's 10th district. zeldin like to thank le lee for his leadership and everyone on this stage for keeping this issue at the forefront. let me bring this down to why this matters to the american people. what does this matter specifically to the american people? truth, justice, and transparency are not partisan issues or concepts, they are the backbone of american government. when we begin to allow people to ignore the rule of law, or to set a standard of their own

that more conservative bill by bob goodlatte and compel a debate for house minority leader nancy pelosi, house gop leaders trying to short-circuit them's efforts. kevin mccarthy warned a closed-door meeting, they could cost the gop the majority. it is unclear denim could face this. the california primary is june 5th. the next fate could hinge on the immigration discharge petition, 218 signatures to force bills onto the floor, 213 members signed on so far. >> let's talk to congressman jeff denham who interrupted memorial day weekend to give an inside scoop where this immigration debate is. >> sometimes you hear something that stops you in your tracks, nancy pelosi saying your effort is to make america white again. >> disappointing to hear the rhetoric out there, nancy pelosi signed on to the discharge. we got to get something done. there were many promises made last year to bring up a bill, there was a deadline the pres. imposed march 5th. congress failed to act. we need border security, and have certainty, and do both. >> let's get viewers inside the total, a discharge petitionppen? >>

lou: how judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte today urging the attorney general to investigate the obama justice department when it tried to shut down the fbi investigation of the clinton foundation during the 2016 election. we actually don't know whether it's still going on today or not. his request is unlikely to amount to anything. goodlatte is a lame duck and he has a poor record of actual achievement. joining us tonight, former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree. great to have you with us. security clearance defense attorney sean bigly. wrote a terrific "wall street journal" op ed about the security clearance process in order to obstruct outright the trump administration. thank you both for being here. plet mlet me start, tom, with, e idea that we have to put up with the special counsel. a president who -- i mean, this has become a super authority that now has more power than the president of the united states, not envisioned by the constitution in any way, shape or form. why the hell should we put up with it? >> this goes back to the fundamental problem with the

does bob goodlatte, the chairman of the house committee on the judiciary have any chance of getting hisompromised bill through? it helps daca kids, which that's what democrats want. the question is does it fix our border crisis? >> the goodlatte bill does absolutely. >> julie: why wouldn't democrats go with that? they get both. >> it provides 700,000 daca kids. trump offered two million amnesty and the democrats said no to that because they don't want the other components. they don't want border control. half the problem is visa overstay. the wall won't fix 50% of the problem. sanctuary cities is in there and on and on and on. and no one mentions the cost. big corporations want cheap labor. but who pays the tab? two kids come over, go to public school. all children of god, right, no issue there. but someone is picking up $26,000. everybody in the working class knows it's them, right? and we had a debate on this. it was bernie all the way through president trump. bernie cared about the traditional blue collar worker and he lost. it was rigged, hillary rigged it. big business rigged it ag

. >> meanwhile, cook a powerful house republicans, trey gowdy and bob goodlatte, they'll be bringingficials were testimony about their handling of the clinton email probe. you put that together, the longer way to justice department report about how the fbi and justice department handled the clinton investigation, the revelations are still going to be coming. >> judge jeanine: all right, thanks. joining us now with reaction to ed's report, the author of the book "russia hoax," fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett come and go pack chairman david avella. all right, gregg, i'll start with you. the statement that there are serious questions that need answering, and now trey gowdy pushing on the hearings with the investigation into hillary clinton, the ig report coming out, everybody seems to be pointing the fact that we don't yet know, but it's not going to be good for the democrats and the obama administration. >> there were multiple players in the obama administration, from the white house, to the cia director, to the dni, the fbi director, the list goes on and on, and they were all doi

last point, republicans trey gowdy and bob goodlatte are trying to probe some of james comey's leaks.nding a letter to jeff sessions and rod rosenstein seeking documents on one of comey's friends, daniel richman, you remember him? a go-between for some of the release of his memo spread rod rosenstein said that he is not going to be extorted, that is a word that he used, the articles of impeachment against him drafted by house republicans but i can tell you mark meadow said that that is ridiculous and that rod rosenstein should stick to facts instead of rhetoric, sean. >> sean: ed henry at the white house, maybe he should read the constitution, something about checks and balances. that is part of it. joining us with more reaction, ron desantis, tv contributor, former secret service agent dan bongino, i agree with gregg jarrett, david showing, go to vent about, congressman, i agree with alan dershowitz. this is a perjury trap, it is juvenile, the fact that you ask the president what was in your mind is in absurdity, and it shows just how far this has gone from so-called collusion with r

single step of the way and the doj is also trying to sabotage the work that people like nunes, bob goodlatte, trey gowdy are doing with anonymous leaks. they want to slow roll this until the mid terms, hoping nancy pelosi and the democrats take over the house, so then they want to of this. also tonight, fox news is learning that congress has received information from the doj that it requested regarding comey's body. remember, that professor over at columbia university, now his attorney, daniel richman. he was a special government, special government employee status. former obama deep state doj official sally yates, she interestingly is going after the president, claiming that he's "tearing down the legitimacy of the doj. sally, you're probably watching. you and the rest of your deep state cronies, you have already done enough damage. the sad part is, the rank and file fbi, cia intelligence, their reputations are smeared because of deep state operatives at the upper echelon and the misdeeds that they did in all of those that we have now proven on this show. maybe, sally, you are forgetting yo

but there is no reason why congress, senator grassley and bob goodlatte and why they can't call up muellerosenstein to try to explain the conflict of interest. i think it should happen now. >> harris: that is what i was trying to drill down at because i didn't know exactly which sections of the government would do it but there has to be somebody because otherwise it would be robert mueller on his own. and we know that there are checks and balances that are supposed to be built in any system. let's talk about angry democrats that the president says. those are his words, not mine. and this notion both from rudy giuliani, his top attorney, and the president that the system is rigged. >> well, listen, the problem is -- sorry, i thought you were going to play audio there. >> harris: no. >> the problem is that you don't, you don't have senator sessions who is now the attorney general is absolutely nowhere. you need to have an active attorney general helping to oversee that. that is not happening. i think he is there in name only but he has recused himself in a similarric thing and the problems -

sides of the issue.he when you look at the four bills, one of them is paul ryan's, one of them is bob goodlatte'son is the democrat dreamers act. but like the senate did, if none of them get to 18, none of them go through. >> tucker: the last election was about the border wall.f you can argue about whether it works or not but voters worked for that. it's a democracy. they should get it. they are not close to getting it. republicans are pushing to legalize people here illegally. seems like an inversion of the priorities of voters. >> there is more facts out ther there. first of all, the administration asked for a 75 miles of wall in the last omni that ends on september 30, they got 90. the administration got a 10% increase in dhs funding, soat that's not, we don't care about borders.s. i think you will be surprised to find out, what if we ever get a chance to vote on something,e because the house, tucker, never has. even the senate has voted on this. i've been critical about what they don't do. if we never get a chance to vote on immigration and border security together, i think you would be surpr

the bill is also at odds with how conservatives who favor congressman bob goodlatte tough, smart, pragmatic immigration enforcement measure. let's discuss where this is all heading. it's a three card monte going on about immigration. dave brat, this is wild because if people were talking about this moderate liberal republican push for a daca bill and saying that is the pathway to the goodlatte bill, what? it's not a pathway to the good love bill. it's a nightmare. >> there is a complicated technical thing. four bills and play. goodlatte won't pass. what does pass questioning the dreamer bill. 3.6 million dreamers with jane in ten years it's 10 million illegal granted pathway to citizenship. speaker ryan said we are going to pass the goodlatte bill. it it is in committee. members told me it hasn't passed out of committee. that's the first step. if they want to whip it, they can get the goodlatte bill. >> laura: everyone watching needs to know paul ryan, we like paul ryan buddies on his way out has not moved this bill in the committee. the committee has to move it out to consider about on the

>> yes, one the goob r bob goodlatte bill through the judiciary committee and one the speaker, the president'sguages in there, the four pillars, whatever he'd like. the clean dream act, the democrats put in and a very partisan border u.s. security and fix for dreamers. elizabeth: a couple of things i want to address. i want to sound bite from ed rollins. the timing is what critics are saying. and i want your reaction. >> to me this is the most treacherous things these guys can do. the president out what he wants and he certainly has a show on this and if they don't give him that wall, he's going to veto this thing and why override a weak speaker and put this up and embarra embarrass republicans and everybody else. elizabeth: the reason i thought that was so important, you said specifically you want a goal that's permanent and you look at the timing and four pieces of legislation you'd be discussing and how could that be resolved with this particular house? in this session? >> well, certainly each one of these were set up to make sure that each one of these have the ability to amend themselves.

it owes much to chairman bob goodlatte and representative doug collins'leadership stuff i'm grateful to our supporters in the senate as well. i think chairman leslie for joining me on our recently introduced package bill and for all he's done to ring this issue to the forefront. here is an essential voice, his is an essential voice in this conversation. i also thank ranking member feinstein for her leadership on strong act and are interest in this issue and no -- and no one knows better how radical music licensing is to her home state of california which houses both the recording industry and the tech industry that today brings music to so many of our homes. senator feinstein is a master legislator and i look over to working with her to move this legislation, which will do so much for her home state industries, across the finish line. i would also like to thank senator whitehouse who has been with me on this journey from the beginning when we first set out to ensure songwriters were paid a fair market rate. senator kunz and kennedy likewise deserve recognition for their work on the c

does my next guest know it, house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte he's already pushing a bill to crackdown on stuff like that. way ahead of a lot of folks on the dangers of his lethal group among others trying to sneak in here. chairman very good to have you, thank you. >> neil it's great to be with you and your viewers. neil: so what are you trying to do here? the president is obviously addressing, you know, the most dangerous of dangerous elements and that sums up ms-13 but for a lot of people who aren't familiar, sir, do you mind bringing us up to speed on these gangs? >> sure, well if you're a gang member right now and you commit a crime, you can be deported in the trump adminitration takes that very seriously and they're doing that but we want to change that law and so does the president so if you are a member of ms-13, merely proving that, if you're not lawfully president of the united states, would be a basis for deporting you from the country or even if you're lawful ly president of the united states and you're a member of a horrific gang like ms-13 you could be deport

our bill passed the house 415-0 late last month, a remarkable feat that owes much to chairman bob goodlatte and representative doug collins leadership. there are many supporters here in the senate as well. i thank chairman grassley for joining me on her recently introduced package bill for all he has done to bring this issue to the forefront. here's an essential voice and he has been an essential voice in this conversation. i also think ranking member feinstein for her leadership on her strong interest in this issue. no one knows better than senator feinstein how absolutely critical music licensing is to her home state of california which houses both the recording industry in the tech industry that today brings music to so many of our homes. senator feinstein is a master legislator and i look forward to working with him to move this legislation which will do so much for her home start -- home state and bring us across the finish line that i like to thank senator whitehouse who has been with me on this journey from the beginning. we first set out to ensure songwriters were paid a fair market

from personal devices of fbi agents like peter strzok and lisa page congress nunes, trey gowdy bob goodlattemmunications from those two we know what we have learned from personal devices, apparently, they are not looking for the rest of the electronic communications from thoses two. >> don't seem moving fast enough on any thing blocking everything they can i feel congress is treated like reporters when they try to file a foia we are kind of used to try to get away not answer questions but fbi intelligence from comey, acted like force on to themselves constitutionally bound to keep secrets from congress that is not so. they work for the u.s. >> how many documents do you know did they get so far we're talking about this earlier initially 3,000, that they had gotten congress, from the 1.2 million but jim jordan last night on fox business, said the it was to up 9,000 do you annoy moum documents they've actually gotten back from the request of 1.2 million documents? >> the latest i have heard is from jim jordan fox lastly night with 9,000 number really, really slow walking, that is constantly gov

bob goodlatte sent another email about the clinton foundation investigation. along there are a few ways in which the white house or allies of the white house could disrupt the broker robert mueller. ,etting rid of jeff sessions who could control the probe. another is trying to fire rod rosenstein, and the third is to appoint another special counsel to jam up the current special counsel. that is unlikely for now but certain republicans are not going to let up. host: why do you think it is unlikely? guest: the standards for pointing special counselor are stringent. there has to be a showing there is some sense the current doj leadership or u.s. attorney's office can't handle these matters on their own. jeff sessions, who has been amenable to complaints about these things has appointed a u.s. attorney to look into these matters. generaldoj inspector can look into these matters also. there are investigations into some of those things. for now the doj brass says there is no need to appoint someone from outside to look. host: matthew, republican. caller: good mornin

maria: well, bob goodlatte and he has been subpoenaing documents and all. this investigation that dehave you-- devin nunes is dois what triggered the investigation into trump campaign, what intelligence was out there to actually come up with this idea that there could be collusion between rump and -- trump and russia, we've had no evidence of it. they can't get the documents that they are asking for because devin nunes told me three weeks that there was no official intelligence used to launch a campaign, steve forbes? >> it is outrageous, even hoover did something like that, put spies in a political campaign, the fact that brennan and clapper are behaving the way they are, not turning over documents, you know, there's a huge cover-up and goes right to their ultimate boss, president trump's predecessor. maria: president obama? >> you bet. maria: you think he was calling the shots here? >> i think he knew what was going on. maria: john brennan is now threatening paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, the former cia director weighed in on the doj's review infiltration