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there was acting corey lewandowski to get rid of jeff sessions. >> that didn't happen. do you have a sense of why these people, matt whitaker and corey lewandowski didn't follow through on the president's orders? >> i think don mcdependant considered it to be an inappropriate move legally if they were to go ahead and do that. i think it would open the president up to impeachment if he did that i think most people did do that corey lewandowski didn't fire him, he doesn't work for the government. >> that would have been inappropriate. even in matt whitaker wanted to get jeff berman unrecuse, i don't think he could have. this goes through ethics officials and this was cleared there. so you actually have a machinery that has worked pretty well. you have a president that wants to control this, to defame it. that's what a lot of allies have done. the president's folks will say, he's wasting opinions, he's asking questions. he didn't actually do anything and as a citizen, he is entitled to do that. we are prosecutors, so we can't make that effortmation. all we can do is till w

appreciate it corey lewandowski is good to see you partner. thank you. follow me on instagram at dobbs tonight thanks for being with with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. now. >> from the fox studios in new york city. >> happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. coming up, chinese venture capitalist and the -- of ai is my special guest. we have a lot to talk about. artificial intelligence. the first markets have good news. secretary of the treasury, stephen mnuchin traveled to beijing and said u.s. china trade talks are on track. we got the latest data on inflation saying it's

appreciate it corey lewandowski is good to see you partner. thank you.stagram at dobbs tonight thanks for being with with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. >>> it is monday, february 18th. protesters expected to take to to streets in response to president trump's national emergency declaration. the legal battle brewing this morning over protecting the southern border. fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe revealing shocking details about an alleged plan to secretly record president trump ihopes of removing him from office. and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez gets schooled from within her own party after declaring amazon pulling the plug on its new york

joining me, corey lewandowski.ill give you a chance to comment on the now president's prediction that clearly was on point. >> judge, you know, this president has said it so many times that what he says comes to fruition down the road. what we have seen from the trump-pence administration is the most of pro-life administration in the history of this country. he stood up for the right to life as a candidate and it on the further cements how strong it is that the life of the baby is critical. what we have seen from the left in the last week is disgusting to me. it's murder, judge. when a baby is born alive. we are going to let that baby be comforted before it is killed? that's murder and it should be stopped. judge jeanine: i don't see this as pro-life pro-choice. to me this is so far beyond that. this is infanticide, this is homicide. this is a baby out of the womb. we are not talking about an unborn. we are talking about out of the womb. this is where we previously drew the line. if they are too old do we get rid o

kayleigh mcenany, and corey lewandowski.resident trump holding out hope that a trade deal will be made with china and the chinese trade delegation announced they are extending their stay through the weekend. reporter: perhaps his most of optimistic reading of the talks yet, president trump signaled the ongoing trade dispute between the united states and china could be nearing an end. president trump: we want a deal that's good for both countries. but we want to make it miningful. reporter: china's vice premiere said a deal is very likely. steve mnuchin announced the chinese negotiators will extend their visit in washington to build on progress made this week. the oval office meeting today comes as the president prepares to meet the leader of north korea, kim jong-un. the recovery of u.s. remains, follow-up talks and the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. while the latter remains an illusive and ultimate goal, the news hasn't been all positive. the recently released worldwide threat assessment said north korea is unlik

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susan: corey lewandowski will be here to react.ew tonight, the united states government unleashing new sanctions on socialist dictator nicolas maduro's closestal lids as the white house has come up -- closest allies. alexandria ocasio-cortez applauding the failure of amazon in new york. now amazon is hitting back at her. why the company is blaming her for the failure of the deal. "trish regan primetime" begins now. i'm susan li in for trish regan. president trump declaring a national emergency to confront the crisis on our southern border. the move announced by the president at the white house hours ago will free up some $8 billion for border wall construction. president trump: what we want to do is simple. it's not like it's complicated it's simple. we want to stop drugs from coming into our country. we want to stop criminals and gangs from coming into our country. nobody has done the job that we have ever done. nobody has done the job we have done on the border. susan: railing against the move even before the president took to th

at one point the president, according to "the new york times" today, the president called corey lewandowski and asked corey to please fire jeff sessions, the attorney general. think about the length that means the president will go to to avoid firing someone face-to-face. i mean, corey lewandowski didn't even work at the white house. on what grounds was he in a position to fire the attorney general of the united states? i don't know. but "the new york times" reports today that he asked him to. okay. i mean, eventually if you're doing that, like why not just call people who you like who are talk radio hosts, you know what i mean? hey, buddy, would you fire the attorney general for me? i'll send you a note. like, what -- on what basis -- anyway. so like i said, long piece released by "the new york times" today. it's basically a ton of bricks in terms of obstruction of justice issues and the president and the russia investigation. we know, for example, from the watergate era that obstruction of justice issues were front and center in the impeachment articles that were ultimately brought agains

bush and corey lewandowski, former campaign manager for donald trump. interviewed by the house and senate intelligence committees and not by the mueller team. lewandowski was also at the white house this week. a couple of folks with all kinds of white house access. thanks to both of you for doing this on a big night. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >> corey, big "new york times" story alleging all kinds of evidence of obstruction by your old boss donald trump. do you view this story as important and do you think it's problematic that "the new york times" has sources there for the story reporting that donald trump called you and asked you to help oust jeff sessions in the middle of this probe? >> well, i think this, you know, i think that we have seen time and time again mainstream media outlets getting stories wrong and i can tell you unequivocally that i didn't speak to "the new york times" for the story. they didn't validate any of the facts about me for the story with me. look, that's not to say everything in the story is wrong. >> understood -- you mi

then before that he wasn'ted corey lewandowski to get rid of jeff sessions. and then he wanted don mcgahn, the white house lawyer, to get rid of robert mueller. but they all refused, according to sources, to carry out orders. what you see is a picture of people around the president, his supporters, saving him from himself, basically. and sort of saying, you know, being evasive, saying we'll get around to it at some point. how do you see this? >> well, i see that as a positive. you know, when people hear these revelations you hear about the president trying to run rough shot over the justice department and put a fix in on this investigation. let's step back for a minute. what do we know about president trump? there's no mystery here. he wanted an attorney general who would be completely loyal to him. he felt that president obama and eric holder, his attorney general, had someone who was on the team who was loyal and would protect the president. a misreading of that relationship because there is a natural independence of a justice department and certainly of th

joining me right now former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandowski. it's good to see you. before we get to stacey abrams and her commentary, let's focus on tonight's speech. >> look, i thought the president was phenomenal tonight, trish. he spoke to not only the people in that room, but the american people in their living rooms. he talked about the story of america, how our best days are in front of us, the olive branch which he extended to the democrats, and more importantly, highlighted the people in the audience and the success that they have had. some amazing stories from the young girl who raised money to help combat cancer to the survivors of gunshot victims of a terrible crime. these people are the american heroes who go with unsung on a daily basis, and the president tonight highlighted those, and that makes me proud to be an american again. trish: well, you know, i can say and i think i'm being fair and objective here when i look at it analytically, right? as the speech itself, corey, it was very, very good. in other words, you had those peop

a lot of key players in this investigation, you had don jr., jared kushner, corey lewandowski, steve bannon and hope hicks testified. now transcripts are going to the department of justice. it's no the a question if they're going to be looked at by the mueller team but it's going to department of justice. if mueller does wind down and there are inconsistencies or they find that some of the people lied before the committee, the u.s. attorneys office, whether it is washington or in the department of justice will be able to bring charges against those people. but what is interesting is that the roger stone transcript, mueller requested for that transcript, right? they were at a point where they're about to bring charges. there's no indication here that any of the transcripts were requested by the department of justice or by the mueller team. >> thank you, sir. >> yep. >> want to bring in a congressman, a member of the house intelligence committee. good evening. congressman. >> the president called chairman adam schiff a political hack and said that expanding the scope of the house inves

well before that he leaned on corey lewandowski to try to get rid of jeff sessions. and he leaned on don mcgahn, the white house lawyer, to try to get rid of robert mueller. so there is a pattern here. >> i think that's true. and think one of the real questions this raises is not just about the investigation. let's go down the road and judge that mueller determines that he's not going to charge the president. we're in for a fight. the most significant nomination the president's made is the new attorney general barr. barr is going to have to make the decision about how much of that information mueller has about all of these interferences, how much of that goes to the congress. because i suspect that congress is going to be the one, maybe not mueller in the department of justice, who are decides what's going to happen with all the information about interference. so watch for a fight. and the fight will be when the final report is done that includes, i guarantee you more than the "new york times" has, on white house interference, does barr say this information, "a," sho

>> corey lewandowski. >> what did you discuss in this meeting? >> possibility of which dates that mr. trump would have availability if, in fact, that we were going to go over to russia to take a look at the project. i'm sorry, sir? >> go ahead. >> unfortunately, it never came to fruition because we were never successful in getting the first prong of what i needed which was ownership or control over a piece of property and until such time there was no reason to come up with a date but when i first received the information, request, to go to russia, what i decided to do is spoke to mr. trump about it. he told me to speak to corey and see what dates might be available if i got the information i needed. >> so it stopped because of the appearances or did it stop because the parties decided not to pursue it? >> i'm sorry. i don't understand your question. >> why did the pursuit of the trump tower that mr. trump said, of course he pursued because he thought he might be going back into the development business, what was the reason that the deal stopped?

plus, tim teac tebow and geraldo rivera and corey lewandowski all coming up.tise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes thisyeah.ice. yeah, this is nice. mmmm how did you make the dip so rich and creamy? oh, it's a philadelphia- -family recipe. can i see it? no. new philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >> everybody knows we need border security. we need a wall it's a very bad subject for democrats. >> we have 655 miles already out of 1994 miles of the border. >> there is no emergency at the border. it's a mythology of the president. the wall is not effective. >> we are trying to promote the green new deal. >> i have been doing this for 30 years. i know what i'm d

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trump's 2016 campaign manager, corey lewandowski. so you must kind of like this.eft alt-left socialists getting into the ring which is i think going to create an environment that makes it actually that much easier for donald trump to get another four years. am i right? >> you are absolutely right, trish. just think of one for one second. if donald trump would have honeymooned in russia. what the media narrative what be tonight. bernie sanders actually honeymooned in russia. most of people go to the caribbean. he went to russia. they are talking russia collusion in his campaign. it's unbelievable. you have to now combine what bernie sanders said four years ago to what he's saying today. four years ago there was no mention of a progressive nature or racism. bernie has to move as bernie sanders. he's moving to the left. the socialist from vermont is moving to the left to be further left than kamala harris and elizabeth warren and cory booker. that's great for donald trump. trish: howard schultz knows there is no place for him in the democratic party of today. that's

corey lewandowski was not invited to a meeting.ame the mr. president and his advisers are trying to make it anything but a referendum on him. >> a radical left. a radical left. >> reporter: yet its democrats in the middle that worry trump more. former vice president joe biden is at the top of that list. >> he ran two or three teams and never got more than 1%. and then obama came along and took him off the trash heap, and he became a vice president, and now he's probably leading. >> reporter: some states went from blue to red. i am told the president doesn't have an opinion on who or who she shouldn't one against. one thing is unwavering, he intends to have a hand in it. jeff zeleny, cnn, washington. >>> we have the latest pictures in here from venezuela. these are images from this morning. the national guard fired tear gas at a large group of workers in venezuela demanding to cross the border. nicholas maduro closed that border lat night. >> in a bower struggle between leader maduro and opposition leader juan guaido. we know two pe

eastern and corey lewandowski and a whole host and sean is back monday, live from washington, d.c., aheadident and 7:00 hopefully with another super bowl ring on tom brady's hands. tucker is up next. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." awful lot happening at this hour in the commonwealth of virginia. the governor of virginia ralph northam made headlines endorsing infanticide on camera. that wasn't a big deal for most people in the press. but this afternoon on first day of black history month picture from 1984 of northam wearing either blackface or k.k.k. robe in a photograph. that is a problem for ralph northam. trace gallagher is following every development tonight and he brings us the latest. trace? >> tucker, we should note for

according to the times, he asked corey lewandowski to talk to sessions unreaccusing himself. when that did not work, he attacked sessions and forced him to resign. he reportedly trying to get his aides to fire robert mueller twice, the aides refused. the president attacked every person who had some role of the russia investigation. when he's not attacking the players, he was lying allegedly about what was happening behind the scenes. take the don jr. statement about his meeting with the russian lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. first the white house says the president had nothing to do with it. only for it to be later discovered that the president himself wrote the misleading statements that claim the meeting was all about adoption. donald trump tried to intimidate or influence witnesses going after michael cohen and his family repeatedly on twitter and camera or praising roger stone for promising not to turn on the president. his lawyer had conversations with other witnesses like paul manafort and mike flynn about bar don pardons. while all of this happening, everythi

corey lewandowski and david bossie were not invited in the meeting. ndowski and bossie have the president's ear. they do not have a seat at the table. when he wants to invite people to the table and talk to them, he uses this. >> the trump and lewandowski team is a mainstay we'll see over and over again, but to point of the president wanting to meddle in democratic primaries, i did some reporting recently where i found out the president's main superpac, america first, actually invested significant resources into two of the republicans' opposition groups america rising, and asked them to write books on all the democratic candidates, joe biden being one of them, so they're well prepared going into the primary and can use this opposition research to sort of meddle and potentially pick the winner they want to run against by weakening some of the other ones. >> to that point, rahm emanuel, he did this when he was head of the congressional campaign committee, and one of rahm's slowigans is, pick your opponen. it's a great story there. i think something to wa

trump tried to get his campaign manager, corey lewandowski, who is not in the administration to pressure sessions to resign. the paper says lewandowski never acted on that request. >> republican leaders in the room are reacting to fbi director andrew mccabe's claim he informed a gang of eight lawmakers, who get briefed when the fbi launched an investigation to determine if president trump was secretly working against u.s. interests of james comey. watch this. >> did you tell them that you had opened a counterintelligence investigation into president trump? >> the purpose of the briefing was to let our congressional leadership know exactly what we had been doing. opening a calls of this nature, not something that an fbi director, not something an acting fbi director you do by yourself. this was a recommendation that came to me with our team. i reviewed it with our lawyers and i told told congress what we had done. >> did you make it clear of this this was a counterintelligence of donald trump and did you provide them with any evidence that, in effect, launched this investigation? >> sir,

i think he does have a good idea of what donald trump jr., corey lewandowski, hope hicks, a lot of the main players have said, but if he wants to build cases, and pretty easy cases, as he did with manafort and stone, here is what they said and here's what the emails or witnesses said. they differ. false statement case. now the first day they could give them to him, they gave them to him, and there's a handful of people starting top of the list, donald trump jr., who have to be shaking in their boots as a result. >> does it matter that they weren't, as far as we know, requested? is this unusual to just kind of drive them across town and say you didn't ask for some of specifically, but we're giving you our work product? >> the short answer is no, it doesn't matter, but it does indicate, as does perhaps the postponement of the cohen testimony, a real degree of both so list today and coordination. they want mueller to be able to do his work, and there are different ways that congress could impede or present obstacles down the road. they're being really focused on a synergy between their wo

eastern and corey lewandowski and a whole host and sean is back monday, live from washington, d.c., ahead of the president and the state of the union address on tuesday. as always, thanks for watching and have a great night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle and live from florida, sarah paul for the democratic ralph northam to step down tonight not because of his outrageous comments endorsing earlier this week if you can believe it, but over this photo. discovered from his past late today. it is a yearbook photo from school. and on a conference call right now at this moment to discuss northam's fate and it hangs in the balance. he is offering an apology, but no resignation. health eta king denise martin luther king jr. to tell us if that is enough. plus a remarkable job's report said the economic pessimist back on their heels, oh, boy is a good and president trump chief, with a message for all of them. i can't wait, nfl gearing up for the super bowl ongoing commit will be be fun. so why is colin kaepernick back and giving everybody headaches? breaks it down frida

the corey lewandowski book. >> that's right. that saying they have used these lawsuits go after omarosa that wrote one of the first tell alls. and cliff. sean spicer wrote a very flattering book about the president. no problem there. so the lawsuit is saying it's selective and it's when it's an unfavorable news cycle the president tries to go after these people and when it's not, it's just fine. he doesn't care. >> what happens next now that this suit is filed? >> we'll see. with the number case, it ended up settling. this will be a case of whether the ndas they hold up in court. this tells a story about donald trump says and pointed out was the suit gets to the heart of what the president intends to do for two years which is be a private citizen and the president at the same time. that's what this cut out gets to. that he can't do it as president but he's using the campaign to file the lawsuit. >> it will be very interesting to see what the courts have to say about it. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> let's check in with

eastern and corey lewandowski and a whole host and sean is back monday, live from washington, d.c., aheadon address on tuesday. as always, thanks for watching and have a great night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" and live from florida, sarahan paul for the democratic ralph northam to step down tonight not because of his outrageous comments endorsing earlier this week, if you can believe it, but over this photo discovered from his past late today. it is a yearbook photo from school.. and on a conference call right now at this moment to discuss northam's fate and it hangs in the balance. he is offering an apology but no resignation. alveda king, the niece to martin luther king jr. to tell us

on the plane was corey lewandowski, hope hicks, dan ask a trivino, keith his body guy and donald trump it. four people supporting the candidate. my partner looked at me and said we lost to this. it was a seat of the pants campaign. the reason i bring that up because in the book i talk about the fact that i don't believe this campaign was deep enough or organized enough to run some kind of tom cleans operation with the russians. i just don't. i never saw any evidence of it. i don't believe they could. i put antidote in the book about jared kushner calling me in the last week of august to ask me how many field ops we should have in pennsylvania. we're 60 days from the election. i said do we have field op.s in pennsylvania he goes no. and so you have that kind of operation very unsophisticated politically. kind of running by the seat of its pant and on the back of an envelope. >> bret: in other words they couldn't collude with iowa let alone russia. >> i could be wrong but i don't think so. >> bret: you are a former prosecutor. what do you think of this whole thing. >> what happens is you

corey lewandowski didn't everyone work at the white house. in what position was he to fire the attorney general of the united states. he reports he asked him to. okay. i mean, eventually, if you're doing that, why not call people that are like talk radio hosts, you know what i mean? hey, buddy, would you fire the attorney general for me? i'll send you a note. like what -- on what basis -- anyway. like i said, long piece released by "the new york times" basically a ton of bricks with obstruction of justice issues and the president and the russia investigation we know from the watergate era, the obstruction of justice issues were front and center in the impeachment articles brought against nixon and led to the resignation. so that's important stuff and it's i think important to have it laid out in one piece and in context but there are two pieces of this that are either brand-new or largely new tonight that aren't just, you know, a look back at stuff we had previously learned. these are new things and we'll spend a little bit of time talking ab

. >> corey lewandowski had been working with some of these pays as well.eff bezos only have to pay 2 or 2.5%. and somebody goes to a pay lender and borrows 300 bucks and ends up paying $2,850. these are riskier borrowers. that's one of the reasons they're in this position. where is the mean? >> that's a fair question. what we decided is as a government, it is focused on ensuring that we don't have user interest rates, the government steps in. maybe you can charge 15 or 20% or maybe 30%. but, when you intoxicate people or get them in this and put them on a path of this downward spiral where they effectively end up every couple of weeks spending more and more of their paycheck on just interests. you have something that's ruining people's lives. the idea of government intervention and regulation here makes a lot of sense. you are absolutely right, should these people be able to borrow at 2%? >> no. there is a lot of ground to cover between 2% than 400%. >> remember, regulation is not here to stop business. smart regulation is put in place so good business can

he's joining force with corey lewandowski to work as a senior adviser.first reported by politico, one of the partners jayon osborne said his role won't require him to register stares a lobby just but zinke will likely do so if it's the right clients and something that he's passionate about. the move comes after zinke resign in december as he faced numerous allegations of violating ethical standards which he has denied. it also makes him the fir former member of president trump's cabinet to join a lobbying firm, that's despite the president's campaign promise to drain the swamp. in january 2017 trump signed an executive order imposing a five year ban on officials lobbying after they leave office. the key words of that order, though, appears to be lobbying activities with respect to the official's agency. >>> the u.s. government is warning that national security may have been at risk as a former u.s. air force intelligence officer stands accused of spying for you iran. officials say she revealed secrets about espionage including the names. >> reporter: fed

eastern and corey lewandowski and a whole host and sean is back monday, live from washington, d.c., ahead of the president and 7:00 hopefully with another super bowl ring on tom brady's hands. tucker is up next. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." awful lot happening at this hour in the commonwealth of virginia. the governor of virginia ralph northam made headlines endorsing infanticide on camera. that wasn't a big deal for most people in the press. but this afternoon on first day of black history month picture from 1984 of northam wearing either blackface or k.k.k. robe in a photograph. that is a problem for ralph northam. trace gallagher is following every development tonight and he brings us the latest. trace? >> tucker, we should note for clarity, virginia governor ralph northam has now confirmed he was in the controversial picture in 1984 medical school yearbook showing someone dressed in a k.k.k. robe and hood and another wearing blackface. northam did not state which costume he was wearing. but he did issue a statement that reads in part --" "i'm deeply so

corey lewandowski and david bossie were not invited to a meeting on tuesday. and his advisers are trying to make the race anything but a referendum on him. >> a radical left. it's a radical left. >> yet it's democrats in the middle who worry trump more. former vice president joe biden is at the top of that list. >> he ran two or three times. he never got above 1% and then obama came along and took him off the trash heap. then he became a vice president and now he's probably leading. >> and cnn's jeff zeleny joins me now from the crucial state of iowa, where several democratic candidates are campaigning today. jeff, the president wants to stir up the democratic primary. that's no big secret. i think the big question, though, is are democrats prepared to respond to trump's chaos mission quchl >> ryan, that's a good question. the reality is, we've seen what the president is already doing, talking about socialists and he says that, you know, all of these democrats are moving too far to the left. i'll keep my voice down here a little bit. you can see behind me camp