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host: congressman darrell issa, republican from california at the hearing.e are getting your view. cj in buffalo, new york, democratic caller. caller: good morning. a couple of things i think makes people's view of the supreme court a little negative, for me, personally, the fact that donald trump was so wanting to spike the football that he got a bunch of conservatives in their on social -- in there on social issues. we know on social issues he is one of the most off the chain people in public life, a total hypocrite. and, being,, -- and karma being karma, the nine months obama looked at merrick garland for a seat that was denied, amy coney barrett, nine weeks and she was passed through. what people forget is, we were already voting -- some states were already voting for the presidential election, and that is what got donald trump out of office, because finally enough right-thinking women and men who appreciate women and what they have two go through with any medical, intimate decision, it came back to haunt, which is great. at least trump is gone. he shut

joining us now, congressman darrell issa and the author of "woke inc.," vivek ramaswamy.ongressman, what is your reaction to that report? >> well, the reaction is that now we know the truth, and the truth is that the outcome of elections, the outcome of american people's decision of what the truth was, was affected by people who had a political and, for that matter, social bias with. it's that simple. it means we were lied to, and it means we've got to change that thumb on the scale. we've got to get the same promise that we got from apple from each of these companies, and then we have to be able to verify that, in fact, they no longer have the thumb on the scale of, quote, what they believe is right and wrong. elizabeth: so what the congressman is saying, vivek, where do you come could be on -- come down on this? we've got gop saying twitter executives perjured themselves before congress in 2018 claiming they don't shadow ban. what do you think? >> so, look, i think there's a legal issue that's lower hanging fruit. if you tell consumers one thing and you actually do anot

here with reaction california congressman darrell issa who is on the house judiciary committee and fresher reelection we're very pleased to see. congressman, great to see you tonight. i would really like to focus on christopher ray's role here. in what can be done particularly by your committee to get him to answer questions about how this happened at the fbi. >> i think what we're going to be able to do is starting january 3 led by jim jordan we're going to be able to ask questions and expect them to be answered. up until now for the last six months we've been sending out letters saying please retain these documents don't preserve documents. but other than that we haven't had the power and certainly chairman nadler had no intention or willingness to hold these hearings or for that matter hold anyone accountable but your monologue leading into this was a right on. we have to formulate publicly a method to stop people from leaving the fbi, the cia and using those contacts and special relationships to imply that they have access to do good. i was on the select intelligence committee for many

is the commonest party cracking down on protesters, we spoke with congressman darrell issa after theth tim cook. >> china is the elephant in the real about the ongoing protests happening. the you have concerns with apple's coziness with the chinese government and the changes they make and alter to their products to appease the chinese government? >> i'm not happy with what it takes to do business in china. whether you are elon musk taking electric cars there or apple who is a global leader and sells phones there, one of the things that concerns me is the chinese demanded the closing of what was in a sense of free-speech mechanism vote was in that phone. if you have an android, the only other major competitor, it is over into the chinese and they see everything. cheryl: joining me is political analyst, out loud with geon oh caldwell host gianno caldwell. lauren: it is hillary vaughan day on fox business. she is amazing. give me your reaction. what do you make of tim cook? hillary asked the important questions. he sat stonefaced. they haven't said anything about the airdrop issue in ch

. >> reporter: we saw apple ceo tim cook meeting with congressman darrell issa and has a few other meetings lined up with republican lawmakers who will soon be in powerful oversight power over the company once republicans take majority in january. house majority chairman jim jordan and commerce committee chairwoman kathy mcmorris rodgers will meet with cook today but is meeting with congressman darrell isa who previewed what we he wants to talk about. >> pending trust legislation, with china, these are important issues but there will be a range of them, the biggest one being we want tech companies to get back to tech and get out of if you will the political activities we often see. >> reporter: yesterday cook met with elon musk, and cleared the air tweeting good conversation among other things we resolved the misunderstanding about twitter potentially being removed from the apps store. tim was clear apple never considered doing so but as republicans apple tough questions whether they cooperated with the chinese communist government to limit airdrop access during 0 covid lockdown, the biden

darrell issa did wrap up his meeting with tim cook. he told us that the meeting was a little tense.tim cook made him a promise that he would remain politically neutral when it comes to u.s. politics and essentially remain switzerland, martha. >> martha: good try, hillary. trying to get an answer out of him. well-done. brian kilmeade is here, host of "one nation" and a new special, "the president and the freedom fighter live" this friday at 8:30 on fox nation live. he's a busy guy. glad you stopped by. yesterday i went back and forth with john kirby about this issue of why they are keeping an eye on twitter. but they won't question apple, which is a publicly-traded company, huge publicly traded company, about why they would be sort of allowing the chinese government to dictate to them how they can control people's phones in china. >> it's interesting. finds out they reduced a privacy setting that you and i have here in this country from 2017. neither of the improvements came through the chinese people and let alone what they did with the air drop. you have ten minutes to drop somethi

once republicans take the house in january, one of them, congressman darrell issa. >> one of the things would be switzerland and we expect him to do that. to be a tech leader of a politically neutral organization. free speech has to be both sides having full access. he made the commitment that he would be switzerland. we're going to hold him to it. >> charles, that's what republicans say they're going to do when they take power in the house. they're going to crack down on big tech and make sure all political views are able to be represented. charles? >> charles: great stuff there. tough, tough questions. thanks, hillary. now to some troubling and signs for the economy ahead of tomorrow's big employment report. new survey finds that job cuts soared 127% in november. that's from the month before up a record shattering 417% from the same time last year. economist steve more joins me now. steve, that was the challenge, a gray record. there were so many reports out today. all missed, all sending big red flags about where the economy is heading. what do you make of it? >> yeah, you saw the re

host: congressman darrell issa, republican from california at the hearing.e are getting your view. cj in buffalo, new york, democratic caller. caller: good morning. a couple of things i think makes people's view of the supreme court a little negative, for me, personally, the fact that donald trump was so wanting to spike the football that he got a bunch of conservatives in their on social -- in there on social issues. we know on social issues he is one of the most off the chain people in public life, a total hypocrite. and, being,, -- and karma being karma, the nine months obama looked at merrick garland for a seat that was denied, amy coney barrett, nine weeks and she was passed through. what people forget is, we were already voting -- some states were already voting for the presidential election, and that is what got donald trump out of office, because finally enough right-thinking women and men who appreciate women and what they have two go through with any medical, intimate decision, it came back to haunt, which is great. at least trump is gone. he shut

host: republican california congressman darrell issa at the judiciary committee hearing.en a linsky is talking about this with us -- ben olinsky is with us. do you think it is a bought and paid for organization? guest: i think the american people have some concerns that we are at the lowest point on record with gallup on the percentage of american adults who have a strongly supportive view of the court or a fair amount of support for the court. one show that it dropped to 48%. that is troubling. the rule of is foundational to our democracy in america and central to that is that our judges can be fair and neutral arbiters and fairly interpret the law. so whether or not a leak in the hobby lobby case occurred, the mere perception of propriety -- impropriety needs to have a binding and enforceable code of ethics that americans can rely on to know that the justices are above the fray. host: what would you advocate for? guest: there is a code of conduct that applies to all of the other federal judges in the united states. it doesn't apply to the supreme court. that would be a

doctor puck and calvert congressman darrell issa at that judiciary committee hearing last week. with the center for american progress to talk about supreme court ethics this morning. do you think he use the term bought and paid for organization we should not be saying that is that important in the bought and paid for organization? >> i don't but i certainly see some troubling activity. what i say is the american people have some concerns. we are now sort of at the lowest point on record of the percentage of american adults who have a strongly supported review or a fair amount of support for the court. one other measure showed positive use dropped from 70% in 2020 to about 48% today for that's really troubling. the rule of law is foundational to our democracy in america. central to that is a perception of our judges can be fair and neutral arbiters and impartially interpret the law. regardless of whether of the leak in the hobby lobby case ever occurred, the mere perception of impropriety really underscores a need to have a binding enforceable code of ethics that americans can re