we will have a plan to hold in contempt and to impeach. >> to impeach christopher wray? >> absolutely. we're not messing around here. >> despite the 11th hour resolution, fox news is told that congressional investigators remain concerned about the memo's underlying intelligence and the credibility of the sources and that it will require further information there was no immediate response from the fbi. tonight justice department spokesperson said the remaining redactions are merely tailored to protect the name of a foreign country as well as the name of a foreign agent. >> thank you very much. >>> russia tonight reacting to president trump's warning of military action against syria. russia reportedly moving 11 of its ships from their naval base in syria out to sea. the u.s. navy is also on the move. the uss harry truman strike group today departed norfolks for a deployment to the middle east and europe. president trump earlier in the day threatened syria with a missile strike, blasting russia for supporting the a assad regime's use of chemical weapons on its own people. h

we will have a plan to hold him in contempt and impeach. >> laura: to impeach christopher wray? >> absolutely. we are not messing around. >> laura: this afternoon the fbi and doj caved, a government source saying that nunes, congressman trey gowdy were shown a largely unredacted version of the memo. sources tell fox news tonight there are still serious questions about the underlying intel and the credibility of the sources used to initiate the russia probe. here to react to today's develop much, republican congressman jim jordan of ohio. congressman, all is well, right? they coughed up the electronic communication, the two-page document after the comment last night by nunes on the show. >> a step in the right directio direction. there were still redactions in it. sometimes i go to the fundamental, why is it that folks in the department of justice get to see unredacted things but members of congress elected by the people of this great country can't save -- can't see them? if you do because they say that you leaked. >> what i know is the american people want answers and you can't

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this only happened because devin nunes threatened rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray with contempt and impeachment. we have important breaking news. it is the moment liberals, they trump-hating press have been so anxiously waiting for. former disgraced fbi director james comey is ready to cash in on his very public hatred for president donald trump. his book tour kicks off sunday. we couldn't have scripted this any better. he is sitting down for his first interview with clinton sycophant turned abc so-called news journalist george stephanopoulos. watch this promo. >> how strange is it for you to sit here and compare the president to a mob boss? >> sunday night on abc. >> are the things you know but haven't said that could damage president trump? >> to those who say you should have brought hillary clinton before a grand jury. >> the exclusive interview. >> was president trump obstructing justice? >> stephanopoulos, comey, sunday night at a special time. >> sean: really? mob boss. of all the people, the former head of the federal bureau of investigation, the person responsib

christopher wray, i thought he was my guy. they just told me jeffrey berman gave me money in the campaign. this is a man who anybody who has known him over time, i understand why he's in the fit of peak he's in the right now. >> sure. >> people have to understand this man will protect himself like nobody we've ever seen in that office before. >> that's part of the insult, cohen is the keeper of secrets closer than anyone other than family has been said. we have a dozen agents raid his offices and his hotel room -- >> that kind of move, you know, i'm sure in his mind, this isn't what they do. it was unfair of the process. it was a search. manafort, that was very aggressive. the president has to reconcile, yes, it was very aggressive, but it was done by his own people. >> right. >> john avlon, jeffrey toobin, thank you both very much. >>> so president trump promising a forceful response very soon to the chemical attack in syria. we have a live report from damascus for you next. ♪ if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'

christopher wray, the head of the f.b.i., is a republican whom you appointed. i don't know how long the president can believe that people will swallow just the bold mistruths that he spews out day after day after day. but what he said is that the people that, quote, the investigation was being headed up by all democratic loyalists or people who work for obama is patently false, and the president should retract it. it's all too obvious, however, these kinds of remarks make it all too obvious that the president, who cares little for truth, may be considering the firing of the special counsel or the deputy attorney general. so i'd like to direct my remarks and -- to my republican colleagues. i say to my republican colleagues, you can no longer rely on anonymous sources as a reason for delay or inaction on legislation to protect mr. mueller and avoid a constitutional crisis. the evidence is staring us all in the face. we cannot ignore the elephant in the room any longer. because the consequences of the president taking action against mueller or rosenstein or issuin

and christopher wray are so slow walking a demand to turnover a clean copy of 2016 fbi memo that started the russia counter intelligence investigation. nunes has given them until this wednesday before he hits them with a subpoena. it is rod rosenstein's lack of a mandate concerning special counsel robert mueller investigation that lead to a dis grace to the concept of law and order in this country. it is an assault as i said. on the president of the united states my first guest said today's raids have nothing to to with russia collusion or meddling in 2016 election, subjects that robert mueller was assigned to investigate. joining us, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. >> good to see you. lou: do i over state it? this looks like an abhorrent breach of everything. >> it is. attorney general is incompetent. the fbi is corrupt. and robert mueller and rod rosenstein are unethical and abusive of legal process, they all deserve to be fired. not that i'm suggesting that president should do it because there is political fallout from. they are all unethical and corrupt and in session's case, i

lou: can someone come in and grab christopher wray by nose tell him there a constitution, he gettingo follow it. >> he will go kicking and screaming trying to continue the cover-up. they have been doing it for 7 months. they will continue to do it until they go down fighting. >> does nunes have the power to get it done. >> absolutely. it drives from constitution. lou: should president, even considers firing wray for refusing to access to the constitutional responsibility of oversight for the -- >> under the law, if someone who is an fbi director, any top official, engaged in derelicttion of duty, the president has duty, right and power to fire them. lou: sessions also has that ability, that fbi director works for him, he does not have the guts to do it again. >> your expectations are high for a guy who sets low expectations. lou: that was a question. gregg jarrett thank you. >> thank you. lou: vote in our poll, do you believe robert mueller appreciate counsel investigation should be shut down now that he is determined that president trump is not a target. cast your vote on twitter. w

and i have to tell you, lou, i am so furious at rod rosenstein and christopher wray and concluded thatnd actively engaged in trying to takedown the president of the united states. >> lou, let me tell you one of the people that mueller brought on. andy wiseman. he is in the one in enron investigation brought down the company much arthur anderson on false charges in which the supreme court overturned nine- zip and by the way, he was also the direct supervisor of my client doug campbell in uranium 1 and 1 of his lawyers who threatened my client with prosecution if they talked about the case. >> there is no doubt wiseman thuggery came out to play. bob mueller ought to be ashamed for having people like this on his staff. his staff. >> lou: we'll continue, where do racing isn't the only and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working just like it should ♪ >> lou: back with us, victoria and joe. and it is great to have you with us, and where do we go fr

and i have to tell you, lou, i am so furious at rod rosenstein and christopher wray and concluded that they are anti- trumpers and actively engaged in trying to takedown the president of the united states. >> lou, let me tell you one of the people that mueller brought on. andy wiseman. he is in the one in enron investigation brought down the company much arthur anderson on false charges in which the supreme court overturned nine- zip and by the way, he was also the direct supervisor of my client doug campbell in uranium 1 and 1 of his lawyers who threatened my client with prosecution if they talked about the case. >> there is no doubt wiseman thuggery came out to play. bob mueller ought to be ashamed for having people like this on his staff. his staff. >> lou: we'll continue, where do hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my docto

this is christopher wray's job. where is christopher wray. o silent. >> a thundering silence from wray's office. they all deliberately choose not to engage. i guess they think no one is paying attention. they should think otherwise. we are paying attention. lou: and, you know, as we listen to this nonsince from the book trail, the fired fbi director saying this isn't normal, a president calling for business cli thbasicallycalling for the e lying and leaking comey. >> well, you know what it is with comey? he doesn't think it's normal because it's the truth. the president spoke very clear, straightforward termts and that may be very jarring to mr. comey who apparently -- i was reading his book earlier today. he's a very sensitive person. lou: someone was pointing out here the other night, he gets queasy, has the nausea. he was sick to his stomach. i mean this man is -- there is sensitivity here. i don't know of what kind. but it is certainly not sensitivity born of self awareness or particular concern for the thoughts, values and roles of others

and i have to tell you, lou, i am so furious at rod rosenstein and christopher wray and concluded thatare anti- trumpers and actively engaged in trying to takedown the president of the united states. >> lou, let me tell you one of the people that mueller brought on. andy wiseman. he is in the one in enron investigation brought down the company much arthur anderson on false charges in which the supreme court overturned nine- zip and by the way, he was also the direct supervisor of my client doug campbell in uranium 1 and 1 of his lawyers who threatened my client with prosecution if they talked about the case. >> there is no doubt wiseman thuggery came out to play. bob mueller ought to be ashamed for having people like this on his staff. >> lou: we'll continue, where do mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that t

for -- christopher wray says he is going to come up with these documents. you left but i think i appreciate his responding and saying that he is doubling the efforts but of 26 jesus, if they produce these documents in less per month to 54 people produce 6000 in the next six months? they need to get the documents! >> here is the challenge that congress faces. and we will leave aside who is in the white house. these bureaucracies have gotten very used to using the, we had to look through them we had to reject them we have to decide is just so rather than saying okay, we will agree on release later but we will let you look at all of the documents in their original forms that are appropriate. they do not do that. this is in fact, probably the area which the constitution needs to be tested because whether it was benghazi or the irs, these institutions, these bureaucracies absolutely sit we have to look at first, redact them and decide what you get. they have to do this and it has been close to a decade since brian terry was gunned down in arizona in the fast and

so you probably had christopher wray, the head of the fbi, rod rosenstein, the acting attorney general. the interim u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, berman, and the head of the criminal division in the main justice department, all of whom are seasoned lawyers, all of them happen to be republicans, which i think is irrelevant, but the notion that that crew would somehow conspire to engage in a witch hunt against the president's lawyer for allegations of campaign finance violations doesn't hold true to me. >> i agree that it's relevant, but i think it's important to point out that the president keeps saying it's a witch hunt, it's the democrats, why aren't you looking at hillary clinton or barack obama, when these are his own hand-picked people. i don't know who is better to answer this, if it's osha or if it's laura. the reason i ask why didn't the federal government investigate this, would that be the eeoc? is that laura? >> i'll jump in, mike. it's true it is the fbc. the notion that the fbc has been a toothless dog when it comes to a lot of these cases, because yo

i read that christopher wray has assigned 54 employees to work from 8:00 a.m.dnight to compile. when you see president trump not supporting his agency but criticizing his agency continues to undermine the credibility of the fbi in the eyes of the public. >> barbara mcquaid, always good to speak with you. thank you so much. have a good sunday. >> thank you. >>> to the border to do what? next, the national guard troops are on the move but how will they fulfill the president's wishes? more and more people are finding themselves in a chevrolet for the first time. trying something new can be exciting. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. current competitive owners can get five thousand dollars below msrp on this 2018 equinox when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? st

for -- christopher wray says he is going to come up with these documents. you left but i think i appreciate his responding and saying that he is doubling the efforts but of 26 jesus, if they produce these documents in less per month to 54 people produce 6000 in the next six months? they need to get the documents! >> here is the challenge that congress faces. and we will leave aside who is in the white house. these bureaucracies have gotten very used to using the, we had to look through them we had to reject them we have to decide is just so rather than saying okay, we will agree on release later but we will let you look at all of the documents in their original forms that are appropriate. they do not do that. this is in fact, probably the area which the constitution needs to be tested because whether it was benghazi or the irs, these institutions, these bureaucracies absolutely sit we have to look at first, redact them and decide what you get. they have to do this and it has been close to a decade since brian terry was gunned down in arizona in the fast and

we have a plan to hold in contempt and impeach. >> laura: impeach christopher wray? >> absolutely. we are not messing around. >> laura: they are going to say that you are trump's lackey. the democrats have been demonizing you from the beginning. i've been the subject of demonization myself so i know how goes. they are going to demonize you. >> welcome as i said before, whenever i see evidence of russian inclusion, i'll be the first person standing out there on the steps of the capital that i found the russian collision with the trump campaign. i haven't found it yet but i have found a whole lot of other stuff that puts doj and fbi in a bad light. >> laura: other media channels are salivating tonight in a frothy frenzy over once again, trump is going to fire robert mueller. sarah huckabee sanders was asked about this today. >> rod rosenstein oversee special counsel and only he has the power to fire the special counsel. >> again, we've been advised that the president has the power to make that decision. >> laura: i don't think there's any sign trump is really going to fire mueller bu

christopher wray went to paul ryan and said please for the love of god don't release the nunes memo.ncomplete, inaccurate, it's about the secret fisa court. fox isn't state-run media. the state is run by fox. sean hannity needed that story and i think he ran the president like an asset the way people are wondering if the russians are running the president. >> you think that that story, hannity forced that story? my feeling is that story would have -- >> hannity certainly gave the president encouragement to overrule his brand-new fbi director christopher wray. sean hannity -- the president is on the record questioning the role of his officials at d.o.j. in the interview at mar-a-lago where the truth always comes out, "the new york times," i wanted my guys there. my point is i think we sometimes give them less scrutiny than they deserve and i think looking at fox is a reflection as the white house -- >> it's a dual relationship. we know that, it's just been made official at this point. maybe i'm too inside baseball or i'm a media guy or i'm skeptical. but i laughed and i went, oh, yeah

>> and christopher wray. understanding there was pressure on the hand picked director to make these changes immediately. >> in the fbi -- frank would know this better than me because he actually worked in the unit that handled this. there are career people at the head of opr, for instance, who review the inspector general's work and make a recommendation. that recommendation then goes to main justice, the department of justice where another career official reviews it. jeff sessions, in the letter that he issued after he fired andy mccabe, referenced this chain of career people. but nevertheless, there is this undue command influence issue, nicolle, and that bothers me a lot. >> and this war on the justice department is a hot war. it looks to me like the plays are being called by fox news, not by the president himself, but he gleefully carries out the orders. one of them has been an almost unprecedented sharing of internal memos about an ongoing investigation. i think the chairman of the house judiciary commit

christopher wray accepted the fact the document production was too slow but he said it was an issue of manpower, not of bias. he doubled the number of fbi staff assigned to this issue. those folks are now working double shifts in order to speed up the process. so on this issue, it would appear, again, that the president is making an assertion that does not necessarily align with the fact, stef. >> christopher wray, remind our audience, appointed, chosen, by president trump. yesterday, the president talked about russia. here's what he said. >> why are the sanctions on russia -- >> -- the sanctions as soon as they very much deserve it, we will have a -- that is a question -- there's been nobody tougher on russia than president donald trump. with the media, no matter what i did, it's never tough enough. because that's the narrative. russia will tell you there's been nobody tougher than donald trump. >> okay, that's absolutely not true. we know that russia state tv call him our president. the president and sarah huckabee sanders all day long and saturday could say no one's tougher on russi

. >> impeach christopher wray?drives me crazy, whether they are trying to cover up something or being difficult. this is a threat to our democracy. move beyond the issue of trump and the politics of the day, this is the type of thing that members of congress researchingers like myself encounter constantly, you ask for something reasonable, they refuse to give it to you, when you get it it's a redacted piece of paper with like two words, the and and you have to go and fight over again. a major crisis of transparency and this is touching beyond the policies today with the whole probe with russia. >> i wondering in listening to what nunes said, if there's some aspect of nunes during the president's bidding here on the question of rosenstein and the question of christopher wray, the president has talked openly in the last few days oh getting rid of for lack of a better term, nunes is talk about a different subject. we won't hold back, i don't know if those two are related, interesting to watch. dagen: if they did their

new about the restraints there are and the debates over james comey or christopher wray, bob mueller.here was j. edgar hoover, and he could do whatever he want. >> you covered veterans a lot. the movie the best years of your life" caught the difficulty of the world war ii generation, which you bring up. were when veterans see other veterans getting praised for their heroism. there is a mixture of admiration, envy and resentment. i hadn't really thought about that. they are everywhere. they all have war stories. >> charlie is a world war ii veteran, the main character. he was in france right after d-day. he is trying to grapple with some of the things he saw in france. this doesn't spoil anything. one of the first things he wants to do, this is in the second chapter, is there was a company that made gas masks that were shoddy. as you know, there was a lot of shoddy work mappship in world war ii. they set up a commission to try to look into some of the companies that profiteered or didn't send their best metal or whatever overseas. charlie is trying to stop that rubber company from gett

. >> do you know who christopher wray is. >> the new fbi director. >> he is donald trump's hand pickedointee to run the fbi under christopher wray all the people that the president tweeted against are gone or reassigned. what was that. >> part of trump's legacy, too. allowing nunes to make a mockery of the agency and the i don't have sight process. >> if you went the jeff flake route you had the moral come pass yet you lost a job. if you were sitting it through it is a blemish for the rest of your time. you can't win as a republican. >> fitting that the ryan departure comes on the same day that the access hollywood tape is back in the news. when that first came out, he said i'm not going to actively support him anymore. here we are the republican party has been bent to donald trump's will. ryan lost, trump won. >> that's changing in the next couple of weeks. >> i'm going with your optimism. >>> jonathan swan, congrats on your scoop today. thanks to the rest of you, too, for being here, we're grateful for having all of you here. i'm micolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. it is a

i think part of the reason is people like sessions and christopher wray have been waiting for this i.greport. > katie: i think that's the key question. people see these reports and are waiting for congress to bring some accountability. the frustration is we see all this information all the time yet people keep getting away with it. >> there needs to be two tracks. the i.g. report can provide the basis to terminate people like peter strzok, his text messaging. but the prosecutor, hopefully that will evolve into a special counsel. that individual can address criminal violations. hopefully some of these people who misbehave will be terminated and be out of the government. but you need a special counsel to follow through for criminal liability that is uncovered. katie: switching gears, president trump gave a speech will infrastructure. he's going to congress to push through a $1.5 trillion plan. what else your view from capitol hill on whether that will get done before the mid-telephones. >> the most of important thing he identified is cutting the breweriate i and -- cutting the bureaucrac

third worldto the countries, it is important to know the fbi director overseeing this is christopher wrayho was nominated by president trump and confirmed by a republican senate. to whom the general fbi director reports is jeff sessions. he is recused from parts of the investigation. but it is not as if these people are -- have an ax to grind. the president tweeted out -- guest: the nice thing about the caller bringing this issue up am a gives us a chance to talk about another big story, michael hen going to court. stormy daniels will show up as well. they feel some of the things that might be discussed at that session would be relevant to her. storyill be another big in this universe. host: explain what he is trying to do? guest: he is trying to have some say over the documents that were seized and prevent them from being looked at. guest: one important angle to watch is the different view of attorney-client privilege, with the government on one side and trump on the other side. to peers attorney-client privilege you have to have evidence the work product or communications were used in f

. >> should jeff sessions, rod rosenstein and christopher wray be held in contempt?e learned with eric holder. for the first time in the history of the united states, the attorney general is held in contempt of congress and it meant nothing. somebody needs to get a backbone. they do not stand up for themselves it's part of the reason i left it's sow sickening and disgusting it is that congress acts like -- gregg: and corrupt. it's just wrong, so wrong. coming up next. congressman trey gowdy has a lot on his mind as he nears the end of his congressional career. his latest comments are a bit of a head scratcher. i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. racing isn't the only thing on my mind. and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. when i created my businesses, i neede

. >> should jeff sessions, rod rosenstein and christopher wray be held in contempt?> if it would mean something. but like we learned with eric holder. for the first time in the history of the united states, the attorney general is held in contempt of congress and it meant nothing. somebody needs to get a backbone. they do not stand up for themselves it's part of the reason i left it's sow sickening and disgusting it is that congress acts like -- gregg: and corrupt. it's just wrong, so wrong. coming up next. congressman trey gowdy has a lot on his mind as he nears the end of his congressional career. his latest comments are a bit of a head scratcher. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i alre

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