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i'm bob massi. and i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] >> lou: good evening, everybody. our top story fired fbi director james comey demonstrated over the past year he has a difficult time talking straight especially before congress. the good friend that comey leaked is much more than a professor at a law school. he also worked for comey as a special government employee. richmond had security clearance and full access to the fbi building. and also the deep state judiciary striking again the third federal district court judge ordering the president to reinstate daca. far more than activist judges. they seem to be trying to run the immigration policy. the bush appointed judge overruling homeland security and capriciously ruling that obama's executive order took precedence over president trump's executive order. that is the in the federal court. and republicans crush democrat's hopes. instead republicans won the arizona 8 congressional street in last night's special election. we take up the desperate dems and ronna mcdaniel joins us tonight. and james comey's judgment and h

i'm bob massi. and i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] at home. now here is lou dobbs. [♪] david: good evening, i'm david asman in for lou dobbs. our top stories, the house intel committee says there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. it's being hailed as a victory by president trump. we'll talk about the need to end the special counsel witch hunt with former congressman jason chaffetz. also president trump's bold global leadership leading to historic break threw *s. -- with breakthroughs. the president sits down with german chancellor angela merkel. we'll consults i season den i -- -- we'll discuss the i dise ascendancy. possible peace on the korean peninsula and no collusion in the russian investigation. john roberts has our report. >> it looked like a watershed moment. the leaders of north and south korea laughing, embracing. has the world taken a closer step to peace or is this just another north korean deception. president trump began his day with the u.s. list team. >> i want to express my hope that all of the people of

i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ >> paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the comey memos were turned over to congress late thursday detailing a series of encounters before the former fbi director and president trump in the months leading up to mr. comey's firing. this comes amid news that andrew mccabe was referred to the u.s. attorney's office in washington for possible criminal prosecution after the inspector general determined he lied to investigators. comey responded to the inspector general's findings this week on his book tour. >> good people lie. i lay out in the book, i think i'm a good person, where i lied. i still believe andrew mccabe is a good person. the inspector general found he lied and there's severe consequences in the justice department for lying. >> paul: joining the panel is deputy editor, dan henninger, kim strassel and jason riley. so kim, we've got the memos now, the comey memos, which were kept secret for a long time.

i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] >> paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. a victory for president trump thursday with his secretary of state nominee mike pompeo narrowly winning approval if the senate. he took the rain reins of the se department as president trump prepares to meet kim jong un and faces a may deadline for pulling out of the iran nuclear accord. bob corker, welcome senator, good to have you here. so let me ask you about the pompeo fight. secretaries of state nominees usually are a lot easier than this. why was this one so difficult? >> you know, paul, i think it's a sign of the times. he obviously was very well qualified, first in his class at west point, patrolled as an army patrolman, the iron curtain. he ended up being editor of the law review at harvard after serving his country, where he learned about diplomacy, i might add, ran two companies and now he's director of the cia where people give him lavish praise. it shouldn't ha

i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report, i'm pull -- paul gigot, the heated debate over gun control took heat with retired supreme court justice stephens arguing for repeal of the second amendment, calling it relic of the 18th century. stephen's pointed to heller case writing, quote, overturning the decision via constitutional amendment to get rid of the second amendment would be simple and would do more to weaken the nra's ability to block gun control legislation than any other available option. let's bring in wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, columnist kim strassel and wall street journal columnist and manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley. jason, 97-year-old, retired justice, why does it matter? >> it matters, paul, because the gun control left has regularly said, listen, we are not coming after your guns, we don't want to confiscate firearms, we want reasonable protections put in place, reasonable regulations, ju

i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] >>> welcome come to the journal, editorial report. i'm paul gigot. president trump ordered national guard troops to to southern border this week, part of what appears to be a broader crackdown on illegal immigration. there are quotas for immigration judges in order to speed up deportations. the state of california was sued over sanctuary policies. president trump declared a deem with democrats on daca is, quote, dead. do these moves signal a shift in the administration's immigration approach heading into the midterms. dan henninger and mary o'grady and bill mcgurn, let's ask. looks like the president's gearing up to make this a big midterm election issue, immigration. >> that's pretty clear, paul. he's making an issue that he campaigned on, the wall and influx of migrants and immigrants from mexico. i have to wonder a little bit, paul, whether it's a political issue is one thing. the other question is whether it is a substantive problem on

i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] paul: president trump promised this might not be the last military action in syria. >> we are prepared to sustain this response until the syrian regime stops its use of prohibited chemical agents. paul: but trump's own secretary of defense seemed to offer a different view. >> right now, this is a one-time shot, and i believe it has sent a very strong message to dissuade him, to deter him from doing this again. paul: retired navy admiral robert madder served as commander of the u.s. atlantic fleet and the -- [inaudible] he joins me now from washington. admiral, welcome. thank you for being here. >> thank you, paul. paul: on the terms that the secretary of defense set out, general dunford set out militarily, was this strike a military success? >> oh, i think so. certainly, it had limited objectives. those objectives were hit and most likely totally destroyed. it does send a very clear signal to the syrian leadership that the civilizedded worl

on fox business network, bob massi thank you for being with us, appreciate it.ready hurting his line of business. joining us is casey with american for farmers and families. casey, how is it that your business in farming is already being affected when the tariffs have not yet been imposed? >> well, this is a really busy time of year for farmers regardless of what you raise because it's spring and you make a lot of decisions for the rest of the year based on what's going on right now and with a lot of the uncertainty that's going on with a lot of the discussions relative to the tariffs to china and certainly the negotiation of nafta, taking that and comparing with the markets, what they're doing, what's happening farmers are cutting backseat on expenses. they are evaluating what they're going to invest in, their staff levels, what they're going to raise and where they're going to raise it. with the operation with my dad we raise bull for genetics and customers are beef farmers and while they're reevaluating what they're going to do, that includes what they're goi

let's ask fox news legal analyst, bob massi. the host of property man.tures and communicate with friend to see what they're doing, we want our personal information to make sure it is private. what can facebook legally do with our information. >> what is interesting, i saw gerri willis last hour and researching this there is no domestic law per se regulates this but the federal trade commissions has regulations about unfair trade practice, that there be consent before any information is given. the question is the enforcement of it and. what is i would say hypocritical, so many stories "fox & friends" covered about identity theft, takes the cambridge issue for them to even do it, and they used facebook to promote themselves. so i'm not really sure how far this is going to go but you know it was sort of interesting to see the dynamics. ainsley: you have some tips how we can protect ourselves. first one, check facebook privacy settings. >> check your settings to make sure everything is set up the right way. also, we could go through a couple more. don't give

bob massi, vegas guy, sorts it all out for me. yes, we're talking hockey onny and company.believe? we really do cover it all. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: jojo. not one of my favorites. i didn't really get into this one at all. >> you like lucy in the sky with diamonds, right? stuart: i think they played this on the roof of the apple building in london. >> they did. freezing cold weather. stuart: moving swiftly along, the dow down 50 points, 24,600. big tech names, earlier they were all down. still all down except for google which is up $1.30. everything else on the downside. >>> honeywell, rosy forecast for the future, and they said there's healthy demand in several of their businesses, especially aviation and defense. honeywell is up $2 at 150. >>> still on the markets, look who's back with us this friday morning. he's the star of 2017. [laughter] when he was always telling us this market's going to keep on going straight up. well, i've got to say you were right. since the gunning of this year -- the beginning of this year you've been very cautious, and i think your still cautious. yo

massie's word, not mine, this stunt will convince constituents that you care about balancing the budget. not my words. two of the most conservative republicans in this house. and republican senator bob corker said this, republicans control the house, the senate and the white house. if we were serious, this is the republican senator, -- senator saying, if we were serious about lancing the budget, we would do it. we know what it takes to balance budgets, mr. speaker. we did it during the clinton administration four years in a row. now, my republican colleagues may jump to their feet and say, yes, but we were in charge of congress. that's correct. and president clinton would not let them cut the price of our product. because to do so would have led to bankruptcy. so what did we do? we balanced the budget four years in a row, the only time that's been done in the lifetime f any listener to these words. what happened? our republican colleagues took office, they took the house, the senate and the presidency, and they cut the price of the product. but they didn't cut the cost of the product. and what did we have? we increased the debt by $87 -- y 87% in the bush eight years. democrats inst