a true american patriot, devin nunes deserves everyone's support. vote for devin nunes. tonight, we have some news about devin nunes. one of the republican members of kong glows has an unexpectedly tough time in a primary last night is a senior lead area of the republican house liedership from washington state. congresswoman kath mcmorris-rodgers. tonight, we have obtained an audiotape that was made at one of her final fund raisers before last night's difficult primary. we obtained this from a progressive group called "fuse washington." someone from that group paid to attend this cathy mcmorris-rodgers fund-raiser and made this recording at this event. this fund-raiser was held last week, on monday of last week. it was a closed press event. because of that, what happened at this fund-raiser has not been reported anywhere simply because reporters were explicitly not allowed in when this thing happened last week. tonight, we have obtained the tape of what happened at that fund-raiser. on that tape, you will hear congressman cathy mcmorris-rodgers a little bit. you will mos

he's courageous, congressman devin nunes. thank you very much, devin, for being here. appreciate it. >> back in february, congressman nunes released a video of the wrongdoing of congressman page. >> it's appalling. it's a misrepresentation. it isn't even a relief of intelligence, it's a relief of a distortion of it. >> you can discount that. you might expect the housetop democrat to say that, of course. how about a republican? say the president's hand-picked fbi director. here's how christopher wray reacted. we have great concerns about material omissions of fact that might fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. the president's fbi director is at war with attorney general rod rosenstein threatening to impeach him for not providing enough records to congress yet reported when some documents are provided nunes does not actually read them nor will he answer many questions, especially not outside the friendly confines of fox news. >> you stepped aside from this investigation? >> just like you know already i'm not going to talk about intelligence committee business. demo

congressman devin nunes. thank you for being here. >> and just after that, he revealed the wrongdoing with cart r page, aer page, and thii response from the democrats. >> it is appalling, and not a release of a mamaterial, but a distortion of it. >> and you might expect that, but what about the hand-picked fbi direction and this is how christopher wray reacted from the bureau. we have grave concern about the omissions of fact that impact the memo's accuracy, and the fei run by the president's own director, and chairman nunes is in opposition with the fbi director rod rosenstein, and when those documents are provide, he does not read them or answer questions outside of the friendly confines of fox ne news. >> you have stepped aside from the investigation. >> just like you know already, i won't talk about the intelligence committee the business. >> why is that not in any of the memos, sir? >> democracy dies in the darkness, sir. get to work. >> and can you tell us about the lead democratic -- >> salty, but keep

i agree with devin nunes. if we lose that majority, all those gains go away and you'll have nancy pelosi on the house floor rallying for eight hours to protect the people here illegally and they'll have open borders and get rid of the tax cuts and god knows what else. i stand with devin nunes on that comment. i did not hear the word protect. i hope that the media gets that right and says the word protect was not in that statement. i think that's a little false advertising. >> we get your point. but it was certainly implied if not specifically used, that one word protect. >> that's a little thin. >> we can leave it on that and let the viewers make up their mind to see what he was driving at. let me get your thoughts. you're a member of the house foreign affairs committee. on these latest sanctions against russia for the poisoning of an ex-russian spy on british soil, including his daughter as well. these sanctions are required by u.s. law, but the administration didn't implement them until the chairman of the f

what would you tell devin nunes about him if he wanted to talk to you about him? >> i'm sure what the mi-6 and mi-5 guys would say if they thought it was worth speaking to devin nunes, would say. he is a respected professional. he's worked 20 years with british intel and then he worked with the fbi and other u.s. agencies on sort of a contractor basis. so people who have worked with him speak tremendously highly of him. it doesn't matter what my impression of him is. he has an established track record. and if he doesn't like what he did with the memos, i don't think you can fault him. he was given an assignment. he went out. he sent stuff in. it wasn't for public consumption. it was just a lot of leads. and it's really not much of a story. we wrote a book about it. but in terms of like the dark evil side of this and plotting with bruce ohr, a person no one ever heard of, another great public servant, i mean, the republicans have turned this world upside down and the only person it helps -- actually, there are two people it helps. donald trump and vladimir putin. >

he's been a strong protector of the president, devin nunes. how likely is all of this -- how is this likely to play out up on capitol hill, these words that we just heard him utter? >> undoubtedly, he's going to confirm all the suspicions mounting for the past year that he's been using his chairmanship to protect the president. we recall last year when he viewed some things he viewed as problematic in those intelligence reports. he rushed to the white house, briefed the president about it before even briefing his committee. he was forced to step aside from the russia investigation on his committee last year, but he still wielded considerable influence from the outside. he stopped democratic attempts to subpoena witnesses, to get more records, to schedule witness interviews. behind the scenes, he mounted his own investigation to try to sew doubt on the fbi, the russia investigation, the mueller probe. that led to the release of the nunes memo from earlier this year, criticizing how that fisa warrant was obtained to monitor carter page. democrat

that's what you heard devin nunes say. if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones. so what they're saying there is if the attorney general of the united states abides by his oath to defend the constitution, and if the special prosecutor, robert mueller, abides by his oath to defend the constitution, then it will be up to them, the republican members of the congress, to defend donald trump against the defenders of the constitution. 44 years ago today richard nixon left the white house for the last time because there was no devin nunes in the house of representatives telling all the other republicans we're the only ones who can save their president. it wasn't always this way. if the republicans who served in the house of representatives and in the united states senate when richard nixon was president were still serving today, we would not have to fear that we are living with a congress that refuses to defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. leading off our

devin nunes does that. it is wrong. >> who walks out of a hearing, an intelligence hearing -- if you want the american people to believe credibly that there's actual, real oversight in congress, who walks out of an intelligence hearing to report what's going on in the hearing, portions of it, that will be damaging rhetoric for the democrats and goes back into the hearing as the ranking member, who would by the chairman if -- >> [ overlapping voices ] >> the onus is on the chairman of that committee not to go over to the white house, not to go over to the white house to tell the white house all the information that they had just gotten from that investigation. >> why can't both of you have a point by the way? hold on a second. why can't both of you have a point that you don't like that schiff goes out and talk to the media. nobody should be talking. you should keep it quiet to yourselves although he would argue i have to because these guys are lying to you, and that nina has a point, mike, that the chairman

they really want to hear, one thing devin nunez felt he had to say. one thing was that, quote, sometimes you love the president's tweets. sometimes we cringe on the president's tweets. that is something that every trump supporter i have ever spoken to in private admits to, cringing at some of the president's tweets. devin nunes did admit that it is criminal to conclude with a foreign country or foreign nationals in an american campaign, but he seemed to identify a very narrow definition of criminal conduct. >> now, if somebody thinks that my campaign or cathy's campaign is colluding with the chinese, you name the country, hey, could happen, it would be a very bad thing if she was getting secrets from the portuguese. let's say, just because i'm portuguese, my family was. if that's the case, then that's criminal. somebody stole the e-mails, gave them to cathy, cathy released them. if that's the case, then that's criminal. what if someone stole the e-mails, did not give them to cathy, but gave them to someone else to release them to benefit cathy. they l

so this is a pattern that devin nunes has of taking this intelligence he's given by the fbi, the doj,nd making it public. that, of course, is something else that officials in the uk were very concerned about. >> caddy? >> yeah, i think nunes's case, it's within his rights would be stronger if two of his staffers hadn't gone to london earlier this summer trying to get information on christopher steele and actually trying to get to christopher steele himself by going to christopher steele's lawyer and they went totally unannounced, they didn't tell the british services or the american embassy. that will not endear devin nunes to the british secret services and make them think he's playing everything straight. he's also developed a reputation for fiercely going after the messenger rather than looking at the message itself and questions about whether christopher -- all of trump's supporters refer to this as the dodgy dossier. it hadn't been discredited out. there are valid questions to ask about what christopher steele was after and what information he had. that's not what devin nunes is

is that a widely held belief or just devin nunes? >> it's become a cultural personality. we have to face this squarely. the deliberate line you are seeing, the gaslighting of the country has not worked on a majority of the country, which is good. but for 40% of the country, 35% of the country, they have surrendered their intellectual sovereignty to donald trump. things that are clearly true, that are before them, that can be known, objective facts, objective truth. what trump has been able to do abetted by rudy giuliani, abetted by devin nunes, is this. to redefine truth as what the leader says is truth. what the leader believes is true. and it doesn't matter if the leader is saying the red chair is blue, the blue chair is red, up is down or down is up. and of course that is not just pernicious, it's profoundly dangerous in a democracy. there is no other democratic republic in the world where you see that type of lining emanating from the seat of executive power. it speaks to the sickness that has infected the american republic. >> donald trump has been in office now for

this is what we talked about, devin nunes, a leaked video. mn snbc got, and he is speaking at a fund-raiser. l listen. >> if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones, which is really the danger. that's why i keep, thank you for saying it, by the way. if we don't keep the majority, all of this goes away. >> all of this goes away. it's remarkable to hear a congressman, the chairman of the house intel committee, frank, saying that it's their job to shield the president. >> right. >> like this. is that their job? i mean, what the hell is going on here? >> no, what david said is absolutely correct, the job of congress is to provide oversight. there's a separation of powers. checks and balances. congress supposed to be a balance on the executive branch. what devin nunes is saying in the tape, we defend the president at all costs regardless of anything. what's so scary about what he says, if mueller won't clear the president. there's no concern in his statement about what mueller finds. regardless of what mu

devin: that is the thing. the treasury secretary's people consider great, they were people who were able to dictate economic policy. in this case steve mnuchin said, , i think the president listens to me. sometimes he agrees. sometimes he does not. that is a lot different from bob ruben. people think he was largely responsible for the economic prosperity during the clinton years. hank paulson, bush let him handle the response to the financial crisis. bush was not very popular. if he went to congress and ask for things, they would have said, beat it. tim geithner had a lot of mileage with obama. that is the irony. you can ride into washington with trump, wind up as secretary of the treasury, but then you have to deal with the president. even mnuchin says he does not always listen. that has been clear in the last 18 months. carol: you were cast with putting treasury secretary mnuchin on the cover. what did you pull together to do that? >> we were thinking a lot about how to show him on the cover. he has a job th

but speaking of flying and keeping face, maybe devin needs to contact these guys.pilot gets into the passenger seat of that car, puts on his first-person view goggles so he can see exactly what we're seeing in this video. flies up the mountain, then comes speeding back down. pulls a loop and catches up with the car that he's riding in. and now it is hot pursuit drone versus car. >> that's got to be really naturally, right? >> nauseating. >> in the car that he's watching through the drone. >> in the rear it's going to be all of the car but then your drone is going to be something different. pretty soon he's going to be like -- >> there are a few close calls, lots of trees around. >> almost a video game. >> at the end the car pulls over and he's able to land it right next to the driver. >>> this is stella, the english -- and stella just doesn't know what do with that bowl. >> english cream golden, sounds like an ice cream. you should put that in the bowl. >> she's just as delicious to look at because she's adorable and she doesn't know what do with the bowl. it's lik

it sounds like devin nunes might be able to shed some light.osenberg and the panel are still here. paul butler, it's remarkable to me that this -- it has been reported, president president's lawyers are aware of the fact that donald trump's desire for jeff sessions to unrecuse -- i don't even know if that's a thing. is this to get his a.g. to unrecuse himself is one of the flash points in the investigation into the president. >> it's crazy. especially when we remember what this investigation is about, is whether republican campaign operatives conspired with the russians to try to subvert our democracy and what chairman nunes is saying is i don't care if the russians installed donald trump as president. we need to keep him in office. so i've been reluctant to use the phrase constitutional crisis to describe what's going on. but if what he's saying is no matter what kind of evidence mueller turns in to congress, he's not looking at it, all he's trying to do is keep donald trump president. then we have a situation in which the congress is not doin

so here they start with tad devine. he is a very elegant, soft-spoken, nice person who said nice things about mr. manafort that was elicited. and it allows the prosecution to be -- appear to be being fair to mr. manafort and to start -- and to overview the story in a way that is -- isn't bombarding them, but is getting the point out. i think it was very smart. and it's smart to put a couple witnesses in front and behind gates who are unimpeachable to kind of sandwich him in. and that was a very good start to the day, i think. >> you are also smart to note that this is, after all, story telling. and you've said the same thing about mueller, that this will be a tapestry, a story he will tell. when we look back on whatever book gets published, the mueller case writ large, do you think today this trial is the forward? is it chapter one? -- is it the foreword? is it chapter one? >> well, i think it's the -- i think it's chapter one. mueller has this huge charge to look into, and it's this huge elephant. and you have to eat t

. >>> up next, devi devin devin ns they need to protect the >> republicans are campaigning on impeachmenting that the situation is so bad that you have to elect republicans to protect him and i will use my role as chairman to protect him. if that's the position of the party, is this president more guilty than -- that seems to be an admission of guilty. lou: you followed that right? i didn't. where was the outrage when radical dems campaigned and still campaign programsin promio impeach president trump. i guess that overlooked that. lou: newly released tapes from a recent fundraiser, congressman devin nunes is heard saying that the republicans need to retain control of the house in order to protect president trump from impeachment or the democrats to win. it's something radical dems have been talking about and swearing they will carry out all along. >> they dare me to say impeach him. today i say impeach 45. >> i am currently crafting -- drafting, if you will, articles of impeachment. >> as a body we must take action to relieve the president of his duties. >> announcing that we're introduc

devin nunes has been criticizing the mueller probe fog a l time. so on one level this isn't surprising, but still, this is the head of the house intel committee seeming to imply that his job is to protect the president from robert mueller. >> that's what stands out here. devin nunes, as you said, is the head of one of the most important committees of congress. his job is oversight of the most sensitive information about protecting this country that there is. that job has generally not been partisan. on the other hand, devin nun is also someone on the steering committee for the trump campaign. it's an isue of how he been balancing those two roles. in the tape, it makes it seem like his priority is to protect and reelect te president versus thinking about intelligence matters. clearly he's a person that can do both, but in that tape you want to thibout perhaps a onfferent trump administration official, jeff ses he's also in the trump campaign. ie decided to recuse himself when those two ngs came into conflict. that's why jeff sessions is notv seeing

. >> house intell chairman devin n nunez adding to the fire. he suggested that republicans must retain control of the house to protect president trump from robert mueller. they say the leaked audio is approve that they were compromised. meanwhile for team mueller, they are expect ed to continue on today. they're set to take the stand. plus questions about why the prosecution didn't want the defense asking his star witness about the trump campaign. there is a lot happening so let's start with phil mattingly here in the studio. >> yes, something that is very clearly still an issue. it is very much alive and well with no clear resolution. a full schedule of preseason games. take a look at kenny stills and robert neilson to take on social injustices before the pregame they also made statements by waiting in the dunl before taking the field last night. they say no punishment will be issued while they continue to negotiate with the players. >> being part of the protest is not easy. i thought i would be by myself today, but there was an angel out here

this is an audio recording on which the chairman devin nunes and kathy mcmorris rodgers, they appeared to admit at this closed door event where they didn't know they were being recorded. they appear to admit that despite public statements to the contrary, there is a house republican man to pursue the impeachment of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who overseas the bob mueller investigation. we broke that story last night it is plowing through today's news in a couple of ways you should know about. a couple of weeks ago, you might remember a small group of hard line pro trump congressional republicans introduced articles of impeachment for rod rosenstein. you might also remember that house speaker paul ryan immediately distanced himself and the rest of house republicans from that effort. >> do i support impeachment of rosenstein? no, i do not. for a number of reasons. first, it takes -- i don't think we should be cavalier with this process or this term. number one. number two, i don't think. this rises to high crimes is that misdemeanors. >> given what you just said, did you try t

. >>> up next, devi devin devin ns they need to protect the >> republicans are campaigning on impeachment situation is so bad that you have to elect republicans to protect him and i will use my role as chairman to protect him. if that's the position of the party, is this president more guilty than -- that seems to be an admission of guilty. lou: you followed that right? i didn't. where was the outrage when radical dems campaigned and still campaign programsin promio impeach president trump. impeach president trump. i guess that overlooked that. come away with me barnabas! but i am a simple farmer. my life is here... [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves al

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and manafort, when he was hired in ukraine to work for viktor yanukovich, asked devine to come over and to run ads and write some speeches and to help do polling and try to help craft yanukovych's message. today from what we got in thure r so of examination withth prosecution interrogated devine, they basically were trying to set up who was the bo,ing what kind of wk you did, who controlled the money, what kind of workd you really do. so it wasn't totally clear exactly what we were getting from this testimony, but the brief contours of the kind of work that manafort and devine did in ukraine. >> yang: d lliam, how diis case against paul manafort fit into the broader mueller investigation? >> well, that's a question that a lot of people are asking, because today in the opening statements on both sides, amrusa neverum. collusion never came up. the election never came upmp president t never came up. candidate trump never came up. as you remember, mueller's mandate was tk l at what role the russians might have played in messing arou with our presidential elections and whether or not the tru

behind closed doors at this fund-raiser though, house intelligence chairman devin nunes and the number four republican in house leadership mcmorris rodgers appeared to indicate that republicans in congress do support impeaching rod rosenstein but don't want to do it yet. answering a question from an audience member at this fund-raiser for rodgers answering a question from an audience member whether or not those impeachment articles against rosenstein actually had any support in congress, devin nunes explained that there is support for the impeachment of rosenstein. he said you won't get at argument about that from our colleagues but he said basically they're not talking about it now before the election. they plan to pursue it a, once the election is over and b, crucially, after republicans have confirmed trump nominee brett cab anyhow to the united states supreme court. now, this is not a plan that congressional republican leadership has talked about publicly. quite the contrary. apparently they are talking about it behind closed doors. >> but also on things that came up in the house o

tell us more about this neighbor devin reilly. >> well, shep, devin riflely lives right down this roadhe says this is the street where he last saw mollie tibbets jogging. she was jogging uphill towards the main street corridor here in brooklyn, iowa. this is sand witched between interstate 80 and route 6. in our time here we have seen a lot of truck traffic and a lot of cars buzzing through town. the family authorities, mollie's boyfriend, everyone has acknowledged the possibility that someone got off either highway 6 or route 80 and ended up here in town and unfortunately something terrible happened. devin reilly tells me that he thinks he has belief from the start that unfortunately mollie was abducted. and he still feels that way. also new this afternoon, mollie's boyfriend and mollie's boyfriend's brother, they own the home where mollie was staying when she disappeared. they both sat down with fox news in an interview and they now tell us that there was no signs of struggle in that house. so far we haven't really been able to confirm from them whether there was any sign of struggle

devin: i guess there are two things.hing that really made him he has acuteat sensitivity of staying in his bosses good graces involving doing things, defending trump in cases where a lot of other people would not. there has been times where he is made racially inflammatory remarks. then the stuff that trump said about the nfl players who wanted to neil during the national used variousrump words to describe him and steve mnuchin said the president can say whatever he wants. i think that says something in his credibility, but it enables them to keep his job. romaine: when we talk about credibility, how much credibility to see have with trump? much does trump listen to him? devin: [laughter] i guess there is sort of credibility in terms of what the odds are. credibility with trump just means being loyal to trump. if you are disloyal to trump, you are out of their -- there. maybe sacrificing credibility to remain loyal, that is how you survived read he is done a good job of that for better or for worse. we'll see how long it

this is really just devin nunes putting into words what his deeds have shown. he's made it pretty clear he sees his job as protecting the president at all costs and not getting to the bottom of what happened, whether with regards to russian interference and with regards to whether any members of donald trump's campaign participated or assisted in the russian interference. that's been obvious for a year and a half now. it's remarkable to come out and admit it privately, not publicly in a setting where you often hear politicians slip up and say what they really mean. and i think what it shows is this argument you see democrats making across the country which is the republican party in no way is willing to be a check on donald trump. no way willing to investigate corruption or malfeasance or impropriety in his administration and devin nunexts s not just unwilling to investigate it but actually coming out and saying ehe is th one -- the republican majority is the last ability to stop donald trump from being investigated in this case by the special counsel. >> so je

so devin nunes has been very clear from the start.e is not serving as an impartial arbiter on the house intelligence committee. he is serving very clearly as a strident ally of the president, something that should worry all of us. >> i always love talking to both of you. ned price, thank you for the time on this saturday. my thanks to guy lewis as well. a state of emergency in charlottesville as the city prepares for a solemn anniversary this weekend. one year later, has anything changed? how the president is remembering last year's clashes between white supremacists and counter-protesters and what it means for race relations in america today. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can get a new taste of your heritage. sav

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