the role specifically played by its chair, devin nunes. please, walk us through this. >> yeah. so, everyone i spoke to for this article pointed to the same moment, where the committee and the investigation started to unravel. the committee was actually fairly bipartisan and was really fairly cooperative before the russia investigation was launched. the moment this really started to all break down was when devin nunes, the republican chairman, made the midnight run to the white house last march, where he was called by someone at the white house, invited over to view classified material that allegedly showed that the obama administration had improperly surveilled members of the trump transition team. from that point onward, members of the house intel committee, democrats and, of course, outside onlookers, saw it as tainted. there was really -- that became the point of no return. the democrats viewed nunes with suspicion, like he was cooperating with the white house in trying to stymie the investigation. republicans didn't like how adam

and that devin nunes, a tough a really tough chairman. really good chairman, should just go right ahead and start the process. these people deserve it. what business do they have keeping from congress the documents that congress is entitled to, this is a cause for impeachment. lou: the responsibility of congress under constitution to be an oversight over justice department. and in idea that comey and mueller, rod rosenstein and others are statin stated startit created a chorus of we're an independent agency we don't report to anyone, they are a rogue department, and agency. >> more than that, i think, my husband and i have been saying if for some time now, there was a ca-- to clear hillary clinton she don didn't get indictment. if that did not work to frame donald trump. and look how that happened. framing. lou: as stark and as struck and page -- strzok and page pointed out that was the insurance policy, it clear that cabal was formed during obama administration, set in motion by president obama in my judgment, and his attorney general th

and it took devin nunes threatening laura ingraham last night to impeach christopher wray before this actually happened. late today nunes, trey gowdy and a couple of staff were finally able to see it in its least-redacted form. the store vi is how hard it's been for the oversight committee committees to get information out of the fbi and the justice department. lou: the oversight committee, the intelligence comu, judiciary, these committees have specific oversight responsibility in both houses that fbi and doj have been acting like outlaws, not the department of justice and the fbi. and there is no outrage that i can detect around the country. this isen an absolute attack on the president, the presidency and law and order on this part of this corrupt department. >> you've seen this from the house judiciary, direct oversight for the justice department. again having to threaten the justice department to get these documents that have been used by the inspector general in the upcoming report on how to fbi conducteds the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. they're just getting describes

fbi director and deputy attorney general pair the republican chair, house intelligence committee devin nunes requested and was denied that july 2016 fbi memo that kick started the russia case. nunes wants a clean copy of that memo, without black sections, the redaction's. after anti-trump text messages were discovered. a leading national security defense attorney told officials "they could share it in a secure facility, if they have concerns about sensitive or classified information, because like all government agencies, even the fbi should be subject to oversight." >> when you see the inspector general's report, you are going to see why they are hiding these kind of things. and the different things that happened, they are not very proud of. fbi has done some terrible things in the past. not comparing any person but they need to be held accountable, just like anybody else. >> the republican chair devin nunes has set a deadline next week, or else the chairman may enforced existing subpoenas. >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. always great to see you, let's start with the obvious, n

never. >> today, yesterday when we learned what devin nunes discovered. not only was there no probable cause evidence for a criminal investigation of trump. to comey had tried to be clever to do a intelligence probe. devin nunes uncovered the secret and discovered there wasn't any evidence. >> sean: let me give sean the last word. >> larry is right. they have to be careful. the dnc lawsuit is another fake, phony attempt to raise money. they are setting an awful, bad press event that is going to come back to bite them. >> sean: good to see you. abc news made. trace gallagher updates us on the help of george h.w. bush. he has been hospitalized. morehead of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour it through brita's two-stage filter. dissolved solids remain? what if we fil

house intel chair devin nunes oversight committee chair trey gowdy, and bob goodlot set a deadline remanding unredacted copies from james comey memos about his meeting with president trump. it appears that comey's book relies in part of on the memos, republican leadership that memos should be made available to the public as well. catherine herridge live tonight in washington with latest for us. >> good evening lou. >> deadline came and went, with no indication from the 3 house committee chairman that the justice department handed over the comey memos, lawmakers want access to all 7 memos after some were leaked to media by friend of comeys, and former fbi director talk the last night. >> president tweeted, calling

never. >> today, yesterday when we learned what devin nunes discovered.ot only was there no probable cause evidence for a criminal investigation of trump, comey had tried to be clever to do a counter intelligence probe. you have to have intelligence for that but it is always secret. devin nunes uncovered the secret and discovered there wasn't any evidence.de >> sean: let me give sean the last word.sc >> larry is right. they have to be careful. the dnc lawsuit is another fake, phony attempt to raise money. they are setting an awful, bad precedent that is going to come back to bite them. >> sean: good to see you. and into that office thank you. a busy news night. trace gallagher updates us on the health of george h.w. bush. he has been hospitalized. a horrific incident in toronto, much more, straight ahead. if you are new to toujeo, that's something to groove about. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life. from the makers of lantus, ♪ baby slice it right. toujeo provides blood sugar- lowering activity all day, all night, and beyond, proven blood s

chairman devin nunes, thank you very much for your time tonight.nd the most outrageous comments of the week still ahead. plus my exclusive interview with senator charles grassley, but next congressman jim jordan joins me live in studio to talk mccabe, comey, mueller and where these investigations should all end up, next. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >> welcome back to the special edition of justice on this busy night of news. my next guest has been relentless in his fight for the truth in both clinton and russia investigation. we're delighted to have congressman jim jordan in studio tonight. good evening, congressman. >> good evening. >> you heard devin nunes and you also hea

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so devin nunes has been the president's primary ally in trying to fight back against this behind the scenes. and the fact that you had a couple our chairmen warning that they will perhaps subpoena these documents, it sends a signal that frankly house republican

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lou: to devin nunes. chairman of house intel committee, saying there was no intelligence that was the foundation of special counsel investigation, that means for almost a year now, there has been perpetrated something of a excessive response to what it turns out was a fake dossier. >> lou, do you know the bomb shell of a interview that was for maria bartiromo. i watched that, my jaw dropped to the floor. and i think maria felt the same thing. i probably watched that interview 4 or 5 timesy. he said so many things in there, that are incredible. that president elect, a presidential candidate, and a political part to barack obama and hillary clinton were spied on using massive power of u.s. government, with zero evidence documented in the fbi file. that is -- that is incredible. that should be on front page of every newspaper across the globe. lou: well, point of fact, this broadcast we fell that way for a very long time. we have reported it. but, there has not been one irky on thea of evidence -- iota of ev

it is without devin nunes and solely nunes among those true, it is truly to nunes that we owe a greatinuing to search for the truth and serving the constitution by insisting on oversight. no one else has had those guts. >> lou, the republic owe as great debt to nunes. that goes without saying. you're absolutely right. lou: as we look at talks with the north koreas at the highest level, as the president put. we've seen president xi defer, at least seem to defer publicly as kim jong-un is talking about sitting down with the president and having serious discussions at a summit. the president's actions in syria. this president is manifestly in charge of foreign policy and the counter walling that we once heard has at least ebbed to slight sniffles of despair on the part of the left. >> you know the president as well as anybody. he's an unstoppable steam locomotive. and what he's done in asia, in europe with regards to isis, with regards to all of our old alliances, with regards to israel. it's absolutely remarkable. it's truly quite amazing. lou: dr. sebastian gorka, always good to see yo

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we read the president's tweet, now it's clear, i've been cleared, i've been cleared by devin nunes. i'm not sure the president believe that is exactly exoneration. talk about the president's tweet today and what has almost become a verbal tick. i think he says the phrase no collusion at least half a dozen times a day out loud or on twitter. >> that is exactly right. in watching this story play out, i think if you are watching fox news every night, as we know the president is, you think that robert mueller and rod rosenstein are about ready to be thrown in jail, that they have committed crimes against the constitution that are so catastrophic that, you know, they ought to be hauled out of the justice department in handcuffs. so, yes, the president i think really does believe that. he marinates in that all day, all night long. there is a sense of grievance, of persecution burning inside him basically his whole life. so, this fits right into that. i think to john's point about what exactly happened at trump tower, whether it was witting or unwitting, i think it almost -- where did dona

devin nunes has the highest classification of security because of his position.n see anything anybody in the entire u.s. government can see for them to pretend it's got to somehow be redacted. it's utter nonsense. they are hiding something and time for us to find out what they're hiding. >> sandra: april 11th is the deadline and then it's subpoena time. >> maria: i think the fbi probably will turn this over. again there is a lot of speculation what's in it. none of us have seen it there is indication there is counter intelligence information there are intercepts. there are intelligent sources and methods in there which i'm sure is part of what is driving the fbi and we all should know why this was started. and get rid of some of the speculation. because, really easy to speculate when none of us have seen it. >> katie: the fbi also made the claim that they had to protect national security information and court intelligence methods when they wanted to not allow the house intelligence committee to release the memo with president trump's permission. we all remember t

so you know, to a large extent work goes on. >> last night, devin nunes has joe was mentioning earliereatened impeachment, consent and impeachment proceedings against rod rosenstein and christopher wray. apparently today rosenstein showed nunes we think what was a lightly redacted document that is the origin of the russia investigation? do i have that right. >> yes, this is the document they said they waned. it had earlier been provided but the republicans on the committee mr. nunes among others said it was too heavily redacted. they couldn't make headses or tails of it. the justice department has given them now something that is very lightly redact and only eliminates the name of a foreign country and a foreign agent because of the cooperation they were getting from another country and so that is blacked out. i guess in its place it simply says foreign country, foreign agent. but otherwise, they pretty much have what they waned. >> nbc news justice correspondent pete williams, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> a lot more to get to on this crazy day of news. my wonderful panel have b

he's accusing congressman devin nunes as being destructive to our institutions.e majority of republicans believe that if they can discredit the initiation of the investigation by the attacking the fbi, justice department, and state power, in it can get the public -- the press secretary echoed what devin nunes has been saying, she believes there was no reason to launch the russia probe. >> it was a false premise, this entire thing started on. we continue to repeat that we think the idea that the trump campaign was involved in any collusion with russia as a total witch hunt. our position on that has been very clear since the beginning of this process and that president is echoing exactly what that position is. >> we all learned that the papadopoulos information, not that controversial dossier, commencement kick start of the russia probe. we learned it from the now notorious nunes memo. the legal fallout from that publication of that dossier is still making its way through the courts. on friday, three russian oligarchs filed a fresh lawsuit against the dossier's aut

, which in devin nunes own memo which was triggered by george papadopoulos talking to a drunk person in london. it's not a partisan witch hunt. it's a solid investigation. >> julie: all right. thank you both. kevin and richard. thank you. >> good to be here. >> julie: jon? >> jon: battle brewing in west virginia after republicans look to flip a key democratic seat. a look at the race here on fox news. and race fans get a big scare when one car ends up off the track. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressur

the chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes says his own review of the communications at the fbi and the justice department show that no inte intelligence was used to begin the investigation. and he also wants to know information about former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos was really obtained by the fbi, beyond that australian diplomat that claimed papadopoulos told him. >> we think there's some major irregularities at the state department and we're trying to figure out how it is that this information about mr. papadopoulos, of all people, who was supposedly meeting with some folks in london, how that made it over across into the fbi's hands. eric: and ellison barber is lye with more. >> an agreement to share various information, signal intelligence between the u.s., the uk, canada, new zealand and awes traiaustralia. part of the agreement is that those countries don't spy on each other. house intelligence chairman devin nunes seems to suggest a tip reporting former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos would have appeared in some way on channels relat

why not call devin nunes and say do you like what they gave you?is not in the habit of keeping things quiet when they play to his advantage. >> why can't we see them? >> that's a separate issue. i agree with you, but it's a separate issue. i agree with your take but it's a separate issue. your man has seen them. he's in the habit of saying things advantageous that this is all bogus. why hasn't he come out and why haven't you asked him? >> why are they telling people directly elected by the american people to the united states congress they can't see information? >> i hear you on that. >> why doesn't rod rosenstein write a letter changing the parameters and it's all he redacted. congress can't see it. this is the part that drives americans crazy particularly looking at the underlying concerns here. >> that's one thing. >> a dossier that was salacious, unproven dossier. >> parts were unproven. >> parts were salacious. >> the author of the work product had had his work product terminated with the fbi. for wha reason? he leak said infon.atio they tell

it really is devin nunes who has taken us on. and to uncover why a presidential campaign was being investigated. he is the chairman of the intel committee and has looked at the raw data and has come up with this. there was no intelligence use. we will talk about that this morning. and what that means. with house majority leader kevin mccarthy in the studio this morning. in the avenue strategies a partner. don't miss a moment of it. we have a lot on the table this morning to talk about. investors are waiting for the parent company to report earnings after the closing tonight after the technology giant gears up to report the results they have adjusted earnings of $9.28 per share on revenue of $30.29 billion. it's kicking off a big tech earning splits on wall street. we also have amazon coming out on thursday. mike murphy your thoughts. when you see a move in big tech. google and alphabet will come out with earnings today. we will underlie underline strength in these companies. really very thoughtful in the tech sector. now if you h

also breaking tonight, after eight months of doj stonewalling, the house intel chairman devin nunes and trey gowdy will finally be able to see the original documents that kicked off the entire corrupt russia investigation. good start. where is the other 1.2 million documents they subpoenaed? 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 brou

all you need to know about that report is that devin nunes runs that committee. devin nunes was on the trump transition team and at least back in december of 2016, when michael flynn was talking to the russians about which he's since pled guilty to lying to special counsel mueller about it, nunes said he was in daily contact, sometimes more frequently than daily, with michael flynn. so the democratic response is correct. all you have to do is go through the litany of things that didn't happen in that committee. don junior shows up and exerts executive privilege between himself and his dad. neither of them is a lawyer, but because there was a lawyer in the room that entitles them to claim attorney/client privilege they think. and hope hicks came in and said we're only going to answer these questions, or these questions. >> hope hicks, corey lewandowski and others. michael, you tweeted today about the house intelligence report, wikileaks released dnc e-mails on july 22, 2016, per house intel report. one week earlier on july 15th, flynn wrote an e-mail saying there

chairman devin nunes had said today as the deadline for the fbi to show on that document.hief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. good evening. >> good evening. after threatening contempt of congress, government source confirms that the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes along with congressman trey gowdy as well as committee staffers went to the justice department late today and met with rod rosenstein and viewed a copy of the fbi memo that kick started the russia probe. not a clean copy as lawmakers demanded, the government source at the redactions were minimal. based on fox's reporting, the memo from july 2016 was drafted by or with major input from peter strzok who was removed from the special counsel russia case after the discovery of anti-trump text messages. last night, devin nunes said action was warranted after months of delay. >> they are not giving this to us. it tells me there's something wrong. >> what are the chances are you're going to hold them in contempt of congress? >> we are not going to just hold them

devin nunes is taking a new fight with the fbi and doj in order to find out. hot chairman of the house intelligence committee sent a letter to rod rosenstein and christopher wray demanding the turnover the unredacted memo that kick started the trump campaign. he is threatening to enforce the if it's not provided. oversight committee chair trey gowdy would also like answers. >> most of what i have read is in the public domain but i really want to know what information did you view credible enough to launch a pretty serious counterintelligence investigation? when did you learn, how did you vent it? how did you determine whether it was reliable. all of that is in a paragraph i can't read. >> juan: republicans want answers. the big question is, where did the investigation start? a new book alleging john brennan played a prominent role in getting it going? congressman jay , what do you t? >> jason: the documents have been in place since august of last year. it's a two-page document. it's not a massive file. it's a two page document. the committee was told they coul

and so we're going to have devin nuÑes on the program here next hour.'s going to tell us what he thinks about what the justice department has turned over, what they haven't turned over, what he still wants to see. abby: i think the big question there is did they have good enough evidence to get surveillance on carter page. pete: yeah. we want to see the actual application, and now members of congress other than just the committee are going to be able to see out thanks to the justice department allowing a broader view which is all -- i mean, we can ask for more than that, but it's a good start. abby: all right, some headlines i do want to bring starting with a fox news alert. one person is dead and six firefighters hurt after a fire rips through trump tower right here in new york city. you can see the flames there shooting out from an apartment on the 50th floor. art dealer todd brasner pulled out of the home and unfortunately later died. no members of the first family were there at the time. president trump tweeting about the blaze and thank the firefig

devin nunes has criticized the fbi and the investigation.e is very close ally of president trump's. and so how much of this is kind of meant to continue the process of sort of discrediting the fbi investigation. only he knows. there is also politics played out in these things. and maybe we are seeing a bit of that here. >> arthel: do we know what information mr. nunes is actually trying to gain access to, specifically? >> well, i think he wants to see kind of what the motivation was for the investigation. and some of that has kind of come out in conflicts between mr. nunes and the fbi in the past. his argument that this dossier that was prepared for political operations was the cause of the investigation when, in fact, the democrats on his own committee say no, that's not the case. it goes way earlier than that. way earlier than the appearance of the dossier. so, he may be trying to kind of foster a particular position that brings into question the fbi investigation. >> arthel: so, are we to believe that the fbi and the doj, they have been t

i think this entire investigation was compromised last year when devin nunes did his infamous midnight run to the white house and misled the american people, saying he had this super secret and classified information he had to share with the white house. it turned out it was the white house that gave him that information. it was already compromised from the beginning. devin nunes simply was not serious about this investigation. >> i want to get so some other news as well. the president calling on senator john tester to resign after tester raised concerns about the allegations involving former va secretary nominee ronny jackson. what's your response sm. >> i'm a veteran. i find it disrespectful to veterans that donald trump would nominate someone that had so little relevant experience to lead the second largest federal agency in america. on top of that, there are over 23 current and former u.s. military members that allege some pretty serious misconduct by dr. jackson. i think we need to have a navy inspector general investigate and get to the bottom of these allegations. >> so now that

howie: devin nunes? juan jr. devin nunes has been all over the papers.ebody put their face and name who is an elected american official, u.s. senator putting his name to it and says here is what is coming. howie: initially some of this was leaked and he went public. the spectacle of the leaders of north and south korea and possibly moving ahead with the denuclearization process. donald trump was criticized for taunting little rocket man. do you think the press is giving him some credit for the apparent progress on north korea. mollihem. mollie: i saw on cnn they wrote the story. we were talking about how the media said donald trump was bringing us to the brink of nuclear war. i think it's important to give the same kind of coverage over what appears to be a success so far. howie: last night for the white house correspondents dinner the president went to washington, michigan and had unfavorable things to say about the press. president trump: they don't have sources. the sources don't exist in some cases. i could be up there smiling. they are hitting you s

the house until committee chairman devin nunes joins us.irst lady barbara bush died at the age of 92 and we will talk about her legacy. wr ♪ ♪ >> sean: this morning, clinton lackey, "abc news" anchor george stephanopoulos helped disgraced former fbi director james comey sell more copies of hisnt self-righteous book and attacked president trump. >> i want to focus in on two of the president's tweets. the most serious. the president says, not only should you have been fired but you leaked classified information, lied to congress under oath, for both of those infractions, he says, you should go to jail. >> that is not normal. that is not okay. first of all, he is just making stuff up. most importantly, they. president of the united states is calling for the imprisonment of a private citizen, as he's done for a whole lot of peoplees who criticize him. that is not acceptable in this country. i hope people read the book and see why the rule of law is such an important value in this country. >> sean: really? getting lectures from comey on the rule