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congressman devin nuÑes, always a pleasure to talk with you. thank you so much.e it. >> thank you. lou: and now let's go to the white house. the president taking the -- well, i'm told now that he's not taking the podium. we're going to, we're going to wait hum out as we -- wait him out as we sit here. the fact of the matter is that we have witnessed some extraordinary developments over the course of the past several weeks. and amongst them what happened this morning when we learned that russia, russia has come up with a vaccine against the china virus pandemic. and we also have found out that joe biden's running mate will be senator kamala harris. the two expected to make their first public appearance, we're told, tomorrow somewhere in delaware. and also this development, the big ten expect pac-12 -- and the pac-12 conferences postponing fall sports entirely. they're calling the season put on hold because of concerns over the china virus. we'll see what happens. here is the president of the united states. >> nice to be with you all. good evening. before providing

lou: congressman devin nunes, as always, we learn every time we talk with you. much for everything that you're doing. that's it for us tonight. follow on twitter at lou dobbs and like me on facebook and instagram at lou dobbs tonight and reminder i will be interviewing the president next week, be sure to join us for that and tomorrow. goodnight so what would talking to willie nelson be without this? what, these marijuana things? i'm harvey levin. this is the story of the country music outlaw who went against the grain his entire career, a career than spanned more than 60 years. ♪ on the road again ♪ i just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ willie nelson grew up in abbott, texas, dirt poor, and quickly discovered music was his calling. harvey: being on the road was wild. women and parties. you had quite the time, i understand. what do you know?

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congressman devin nuÑes, we always thank you for being here.preciate your insight and look forward to talking with you again soon. thanks so much. congressman devin nuÑes. >>> up next, china, china joe biden rolls out a new campaign ad, and he's, well, he's actually got a terrific agenda. you'll be very familiar with it because it's been the prime minister's agenda for three -- the president's agenda for three and a half years, most of which he's already accomplished. we'll take that up and more as we examine the record of china joe. >>> and my new book, "the trump century," available for preorder. get your copies at thetrumpcentury.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. we'll be right back with some fascinating polls that just happen to show the president elevating, elevating, i tell you. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico m

lou: congressman devin nunes, as always, we learn every time we talk with you.erything that you're doing. that's it for us tonight. follow on twitter at lou dobbs and like me on facebook and instagram at lou dobbs tonight and reminder i will be interviewing the president next week, be sure to join us for ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bart row mow's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, blackrock's global chief investment officer rick reider is here to talk about the federal reserve's decision to keep the interest rates close to zero. later on, cofounder nancy lazar row's here to talk about a what she expects for the second half of 2020, you will be surprised at what she's saying now.

now there is this, house republican ranking member, devin nunes.e was interviewed eight hours at cia headquarters. the john durham probe is wrapping up. this we'll debate it, is john brennan safe or is he in trouble? i'm elizabeth macdonald. this "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with day one of the republican national convention, gop convention kicking off. connell mcshane with the latest from charlotte, north carolina. good to see you, connell. connell: good to see you, emac. we are coming from the minor league baseball stadium. a great backdrop. president trump spoke at the convention center down the block, accepting his party's nomination for second term as president. in doing so he was critical of some of the democrats who we heard from last week and also tried to highlight what he sees as his most important accomplishments in the first term. here is a sample. president trump: we just broke a record on jobs, an all-time record. there has never been

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also this, house intelligence ranking republican devin nunes with us tonight on former cia director johnnnan has been interviewed for eight hours on friday at cia headquarters and this is u.s. attorney john durham's criminal probe of the trump pressureha pro. we will debate this, is john brennan safe or is he in trouble, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: thank you for joining us, you're watching the fox business network, we begin tonight with day one of the republican national convention kicking off connell mcshane has the latest from charlotte, north carolina. good to see you. >> good evening from the beautiful city of charlotte as we come to you from the city minor league baseball stadium, a great backdrop for us in the city, president trump has done a lot of time in earlier today as he spoke at the convention center just down the block excepting his party nomination for a second term as president and inn doing so he was critical of the democrats who we heard from last week and also tried to highlight what he sees as the most

lou: congressman devin nunes, as always, we learn every time we talk with you. thanks so much for everything that you're doing. that's it for us tonight. follow on twitter at lou dobbs and like me on facebook and instagram at lou dobbs tonight and reminder i will be interviewing the president next week, be sure to join us for ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bart row mow's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, blackrock's global chief investment officer rick reider is here to talk about the federal reserve's decision to keep the interest rates close to zero. later on, cofounder nancy lazar row's here to talk about a what she expects for the second half of 2020, you will be surprised at what she's saying now. first, though, let's take a look at some of the week's big moments on "mornings with maria with" in this week's edition of the week's talkers. are we close? do we expect we w

white house trade adviser peter navarro e and california congressman devin nuÑes, all this weekend.sunday morning futures." tune in weekdays from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. start your day early with us. that'll do it for us right now. thank you so much for being with me. lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today took the gloves off in his re-election battle against radical testimony nominee joe biden. president trump speaking from just outside biden's birth place of scranton, pennsylvania today. and there he highlighted a half century of failed radical testimony policies and left wing ideas put forth by the former vice president. over the course of 62 minutes, the president cass at this gaited the man he -- castidated the man he calls

white house trade adviser peter navarro e and california congressman devin nuÑes, all this weekend.t 10 a.m. eastern on fox news, "sunday morning futures." tune in weekdays from 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. start your day early with us. that'll do it for us right now. thank you so much for being with me. a fantastic weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ gerry: welcome to "the wall street journal at large". some people have been complaining for years that political conventions have steadily become rather stage-managed affairs. a place where parties are supposed to debate the right way ahead for the country. this week the morphing into a scripted, choreographed infomercial was complete with this year's democratic national convention. it was a strange spectacle, a little like watching one of those telethons for some cause you don't want to support.

house whip devin nunes, race driver danica patrick.will be packed with a lot of politics and a lot of fun. pete: white house and top democrats making progress on a new coronavirus relief bill. there is no deal yet. lawmakers gear up for more talks this week. lauren, good morning. reporter: good morning, pete, griff, jed. today white house congressional staff will continue to meet behind closed doors. it comes after what was described as one of the most positive meetings involving months of stalemates. although know deal was reached yesterday between speaker nancy pelosi, minority leader chuck schumer, white house chief of staff mark meadows and treasury secretary steve mnuchin there seemed toe at least be some consensus where the leaders agreed. >> we're not close yet but it was a productive discussion. now each side knows where they're at. i think we would also characterize the discussions as the most productive we've had to date. reporter: on friday the extra $600 in unemployment benefits ran out for millions of americans. each side

congressman devin nunes said they'll need more than documents to get the answers they're looking for.use republicans on the intelligence committee haven't been investigating not just the ukrainians and russians, also potentially whether or not the democrats are involved in this. we're aware of a lot of the documents. if i was ron johnson i'd say not just the documents, i'd subpoena christopher wray. he needs to answer why he put up such a fight, him and rosenstein, put up such a fight back in '17 and '18. carley: the probe heating up with testimony from former debt ag sally yates last week. senator graham says he also wants former fbi director james comey to testify. todd: it is back to virtual school for florida students. but with face-to-face instruction set to start as early as next week, the orange county teacher's union is putting up a fight in court. >> it just seems like such a risky and unwise and really wreckless decision to go back to face-to-face. you can make up lost academic time. you can't make up a life. todd: could the outcome of this case set a precedent nationwide. b

well, house intelligence committee ranking member devin nuÑes says obama rah cia director john brennanrham's obamagate investigation. brennan claims durham told him he wasn't a target. noonan says that is not true until durham publicly says so. joining us now, "just the news" editor-in-chief john solomon, author of the important book "fallout: nuclear bribes, russian spies and washington lies that enriched the clinton and biden dynasties" and are still doing, i suspect. john, great to have you with us. let's start out with john brennan. is he or is he not in the clear? is he or is is he not a target and why is everybody playing games? >> what i know is that the moment he walked into the interview, that moment he set foot for the first 8 hours he was told you can ask your status at any moment. he was told he was neither a target nor a summit. that can change very -- subject. that can change very quickly if you say something in the interview that's not accurate, you can be looked add for possible perjury or false statements. but you're allowed to ask your status. he was given the status

the information that senator ron johnson, but also one of your colleagues on the intel committee, devin nunes touch with. it's a pro-russian ukrainian lawmaker who has also worked closely with the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. is it your view that by taking information like this, information tainted, perhaps. is it your view that they're aiding and abetting russian interference? >> yes. this is information that was discredited in the impeachment proceeding and in some ways i do believe joe biden has been inoculated against this and however, this is the run around of how rudy giuliani was trying to do by trying to re-legitimize this information in the united states senate, but what's most important is that donald trump should speak directly to vladimir putin and tell him to stop doing this and by the way, stop paying bounties that would kill our soldiers and direct our intelligence community to have the resources to take on and counter russia's disinformation. >> four years later the president still unwilling to do that, to call russia out for the int interference and also to warn them aw

. >> it's been the case with devin nunes and many of the republican members that they were more than willing to push a kremlin narrative about ukraine interfering in the u.s. election in 2016 instead of russia. that was the whole bogus crowd strike theory that the president was also pushing. but, you know, they're at it still and in the senate as well pushing out information, false information, to try to denigrate joe biden. this is very much in line with what the kremlin is trying to do. it's very much in line with what the intelligence community acknowledged dercotch is trying to do. i think this statement puts them all on notice that if they continue to pursue this, they're effectively pursuing a narrative that may have its origins in the kremlin. >> and i just want to underscore this. the office of the director of national intelligence, which you and i discussed, may be more political than it's ever been before actually named him as a source of this information and these two senators are using his information to conduct hearings into joe biden's activities in ukraine. so they're

the house of representatives, which on the republican side is no stranger to science deniers like devin nunescalifornia who doesn't believe in climate change, conspiracy theorists like antivaxer bill posey of florida and steve king of iowa. to my republican friends, this is not who you are and you should shudder this is happening to your party. you've allude you hijacked by a man who you have few values with if any. i'll put it clearly. you have a choice to make in 73 days. support the man who has deluted your party and led it around by racist tropes and policy to an inability to confront the staggering truth about racism and injustice. or make another choice, republicans will lose their party for the ages. these fringe movements will embed themselves into the fiber of the gop and it will take generations to exorcize them. the grand old party they tell us is the party of lincoln. we don't have to wonder what the 16th president would have said. quote, if times like the present, men should utter nothing for which they would not willingly be responsible through time and eternity. gly be respoh t

joining me now, house intelligence committee ranking republican, he is congressman devin nunes.reat to have you on, congressman. your reaction to that? >> well, there is a lot of fingerpointing. that is what i would say. it is pretty clear that i thought senator graham did a nice job of explaining that on january 4th, the agents that were in charge of the flynn investigation had decided that there was nothing more to do to investigate general flynn. and remember, this was an exhaustive, six-month investigation that had begun in july of 2016. and then we know about the emails, the communications that went on, and there is white house meaning on the 5th. joe biden is there. it es still unclear to me who on earth brought up the logan act and the idea that sally yates, deputy attorney general would be talking about the logan act, even when senator graham pushed her on the question whether or not if he as a senator calls israel and says this is not in the best interests, this obama poll is not in the best interests of the united states or of israel, would he be violating the logan ac

the senate intelligence committee, which actually, unlike the house intelligence committee under devin nunes, actually did its job, did a full and complete investigation, produced the kind of information that you could write up at 1,000 pages that answers a whole lot of questions and identifies the ones you can't answer. and the fact that it is as devastating as it is, is particularly clear by the fact that even the authors of it on the republican side were yesterday busy issuing statements suggesting that it didn't say what, in fact, it says. >> which was, of course, humiliating for those who tried to do that for political reasons. again, they presented mountains of evidence that donald trump and his campaign worked with the russians and were aided and abetted by the russians, that it was an ongoing, aggressive attempt. and instead, they did what idiots, useful idiots for vladimir putin have been doing now for several years, and that is, clinging to the most lurid tales in the steele dossier and said you didn't prove that, so the whole thing is a hoax, acting, claire mccaskill, as if that o

committee, mentioned by name this pro-russian ukrainian legislator mailed a package to non-other than devin nunesdex said it was received. these operations are underway and they are being channelled by my republican colleagues into saying don't look over here. look at the fact, look at this fantastical notion that it was actually ukraine that interfered in the 2016 election. that operation is underway and yes, then evan says the chinese would probably not rather see donald trump reelected but weighing whether they do operations and iranians don't much like us so they are doing something out there but not actually conducting operations in the way russians are. the next step is for the american people to really understand what this looks like and that's why i actually celebrate that second letter. a lot more specific than the first statement he made. americans need to understand what it looks like, you know, that what you read about joe biden on some website or get into facebook or either side, it quite possibly could be a foreign power trying to change your opinion, trying to get you fired up and

if anything they have been -- as my story details, it's -- devin nunes immediately went after closedied hearing to the white house and described the contents of that, which by the way is the kind of thing that never would have happened under previous administrations. there shouldn't be any lawmaker, democrat or republican, reporting findings of a top secret briefing directly to the administration. shows you a true and unfortunate erosion of oversights occurred with this administration. >> jeremy bash, thank you very much. and robert draper, thank you as well. we'll be reading your cover story in the new issue of the "new york times" magazine. >>> it is just past the top of the hour on this monday august 10th, kasie hunt, jonathan lemire and michael steele still with us. and joining the conversation is michael barnacle and errin haines. and we start with president trump's unscheduled news conference on friday night that appeared to be a shot for members of his bed minister golf club. many members walked into the room not wearing face coverings, this is a problem health wise. masks wer

i know tomorrow on the program have you mike huckabee, nancy grace, devin nunes, corey lewandowski ande the three of you right there. will and jed and pete,. pete: we'll do our best. ainsley: thanks, guys. jedediah, kiss that baby for us. jedediah: i will for sure. ainsley: 7:47 on the east coast. what's coming up, pete. pete: the parents of an isis victim gave an emotional speech last night while blaming the obama administration. now they are here to share their story. that is coming up next. ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. even if you're on a statin? are you still at risk for a heart attack or stroke? statins may lower some risks, but may not be enough. that's why science delivered vascepa. for people who have persistent cardiovascular risk factors and take a statin only vascepa is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. don't take vascepa if you're allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor about any medicines you take, and if you are all