i am a small-town lawyer and worked on the hill for a little while for congressman bob goodlatte he represented the district for 26 years prior to my being sworn in. and so, those values that i have been seeking to bring to washington, face, family, community and those are the values i am fighting for every day. >> one of the things you first have to tackle being a new member of congress is this idea border security, particularly on the southern border. what you make of the proposal we've been hearing about when it comes to the money for border security and keeping the government open? >> 40 security is a critical core function of government, and if we can't do that, then it falls that we can't do so many other things, and it also hampers us when it comes to crime, drugs, so we do need border security. i don't think this deal from what i can tell delivers border security for us. it seems to be too little money, it seems to come with strings, including lack of funds for new construction and actually is really only replacement money and we need more to address the problems of border security in t

. >> what happened to trey gaudi and all the republican chairman, bob goodlatte.y didn't produce a single damn thing. they were fraudulent enterprise from the very beginning. that was the republicans. now we have a democratic congress. what are we going to be delivered by then. >> and the democrats won't ask robert muller about his collusion with the democrats. this dnc dossier, the democratic party was behind the dossier. we know that andrew wiseman was part of number two. >> nothing has happened with fusion gps. >> when simpson testified to congress and they asked, what did you tell the clinton campaign about what you are doing and reporting out. he refused to answer saying it was privileged. why are the clinton people being brought in. >> lou: i wish would you asked if i knew something there be something to be known. i know he didn't answer a damn thing. as always, thanks for everything you are doing and judicial watch, as you say. without you, we would have a lot less. >> lou: another super bowl victory for the new england patriots. it did not grab the attenti

800,000 documents for review when the then chairman of the house oversight committee, republican, bob goodlattented information on andrew mccabe and hillary clinton, et cetera, the department of justice handed it over. they were transparent on people who were -- with derogatory information on people not charged. >> right. it was a good point, in the name of government oversight. how did they do the investigation? was there something unfair in all of that. what rosenstein said was the rebuke of jim comey and he wrote the memo to get him fired saying you don't dump all this stuff on hillary clinton if you're not going to bring the case. he admitted you have this tension here, certain right to know about some of this activity. i think joe is right and joe and others who worked for president clinton back then would have liked the promise of more restraint when it came to the starr report, they didn't get. if the president is not involved, not charged with the crime, what else is part of the report. all these things we don't know about. we don't know what kind of report mueller will then produce tha

bob and they gowdy and bob goodlatte and others were demanding material from the department of justiceery week they were saying we want to look at this fisa affidavit and this and that. the department of justice resisted but said, yes. they're in a tough place if they want to say no. i also want to point out -- by the time -- by the way, jim comey didn't just announce the decision to charge hillary clinton, he then castigated her and said the practices were not practices tolerated in other offices. we have crossed a couple of rubicons here and talking about something the american public and our politics have a profound interest in getting to the truth. in the comey thing is one thing during the campaign. turnover of documents and request for documents during the trump presidency is another. you just noted to your chagrin those requests were made and documents turned over. will you suspend that chagrin now? it seems to me you were upset about it then and now you won't be? >> the larger issue is what precedent was set. that was not a good precedent. the larger one is we're arguing about

one, trey gowdy, of oversight and bob goodlatte of judiciary. also misled the american people, and they failed to bring to conclusion with any effectiveness at all the investigation. this was properly theirs. they betrayed not the party, they betrayed the country, in my opinion w the awful conduct and their choice to do nothing in the face of the vast political corruption of both the department of justice and the fbi. your thoughts as we conclude. >> well, lou, one of the things we're going to try to do here in the very near future, release all the transcripts, 14 different people we interviewedded over the last year from andy mccabe to loretta lynch, lisa page, peter strzok, jim baker, all these people. we think it's important that the press be able to see these transcripts, more importantly, the american people. we think that'll give more clarity to this crazy thing that took place at the fbi. lou: thanks for being with us, congressman. >> you bet, lou, thank you. lou: up next, president trump's state of the union address receives a huge amoun

i am a small town lawyer who worked with a little while with congressman bob goodlatte, prior to my beingworn in. have beenalues i seeking to bring to washington, faith, family, community, and those are the values i am fighting for every day. this idea of border security, particularly along the southern border, what you make of the proposal we have been hearing about and it comes to the money for border security and keeping the government open? guest: border security is a critical, core function of government. if we cannot do that, then it falls that we cannot do so many other things, and it also hampers us when it comes to crimes, drugs, so we do need for security. bill, fromink this what i can tell, delivers border for us. it includes a lack of funds for new construction and really is only place in my money, and we need more to address problems with border security in this country. so it is a start, and if it keeps the government running, i am understanding that the president is going to support it & it, but i wish we could have gotten a better deal for the people. host: would you suppo