hear exclusively from house intelechair devin nunes with first reaction to the president's decision late this afternoon to declassify documents related to the russia investigation. but first, 1991, all over again. that is the focus of tonight's angle. by now most of you are familiar with the 11th hour charges of supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. christine blasey-ford is claiming when she was 15 and kavanaugh was 17, he made unwanted advances to her at a boozy house party. she claims he tried to force himself upon her. kavanaugh released a statement today emphatically denying the charges for a second time, saying "this is a completely false allegation, i've never done anything like what the accuser describes, to her or to anyone," but the 10 democrats on the judiciary committee were unanimous in calls to delay kavanaugh's scheduled thursday vote. some weak-kneed republicans, like flake and corker, join the calls. there are holes in mrs. ford's version of events. 2012 notes from psychotherapist mention four men involved in the assault on ford, now the accuser says it was only two men

i'll be joined live here in new york in a "justice" exclusive by republican devin nunes and conservative commentator, michelle malkin and dan bongino and more. you -- you watched it here live, the president of the united states in a packed crowd in a raucous rally taking on his opponents and touting a long list of accomplishments. president trump: a vote for judge kavanaugh is a vote to reject the ruthless, outrageous tactics of the democratic party. democrats are spent every minute trying to rover turn the results of the last election -- trying to overturn the results of the last election. it's like part of your job description. get up and fight down. honestly the democrats are a disgrace. they are. they are a disgrace. [cheers and applause] and the number one enabler of the democrats is the fake news media right back there. when i say and come out with very, very strong statements about media, i'm talking about the fake news media. they are truly an enemy of the people. the fake news enemy of the people. they really are. they are so bad. you don't even get. you would think they would l

i'll be joined live here in new york in a "justice" exclusive by republican devin nunes and conservative commentator, michelle malkin and dan bongino and more. you -- you watched it here live, the president of the united states in a packed crowd in a raucous rally taking on his opponents and touting a long list of accomplishments. president trump: a vote for judge kavanaugh is a vote to reject the ruthless, outrageous tactics of the democratic party. democrats are spent every minute trying to rover turn the results of the last election -- trying to overturn the results of the last election. it's like part of your job description. get up and fight down. honestly the democrats are a disgrace. they are. they are a disgrace. [cheers and applause] and the number one enabler of the democrats is the fake news media right back there. when i say and come out with very, very strong statements about media, i'm talking about the fake news media. they are truly an enemy of the people. the fake news enemy of the people. they really are. they are so bad. you don't even get. you would think they would l

. >> and phil rucker, he's siding with or takeing the advice of devin nunes. i asked someone today why he would do that, why not listen to men like christopher wray and rod rosenstein who are republicans, hand-picked appointees to run the justice department and the fbi? this person said to me, because he doesn't like their answers. is this where we are? is there -- do we even pause anymore when the president of the united states obliterates a norm, one with national security implications or are they unashamed? sort of as the anonymous writer of the op-ped in "the new york times" said, it's a two-track presidency, and where they can, they're going to try to save america from donald trump. >> yeah, nicolle, i think there are a couple things going on. one is, the president is rather conspiratorial by nature. so he has an inclination to believe that there's a hidden hand. it that there's some criminal activity going on here to sabotage him. so when devin nunes or other allies on capitol hill, you know, say we got to declassify these documents, got to get to the tr

in tonight's rally in west virginia and one of those republicans running is house intel chairman devin nunesho is live with me in exclusive, chairman nunes, you really were the topic of a lot of headlines, a lot of discussions on television as it related to the memo related to the investigation of the fisa warrant. the president last week or the week before said he wasof goingo declassify the information relating to that and i must tell you personally everyone i talked to across the country wants this declassified. he was with it, declassify it no a sudden heit, declassify it no said i'm going to give it to the inspector general, what happened? >> i'm guessing that many people that don't want this out went to the white house and had a meeting and told the president a bunch of things that weren't ttrue like things about scaryig our allies don't want this out which is a ridiculous statement, i mean, how would the allies even know what's in a fisa warrant. i think the president got a little spooked on this and t tus it over so he would have ig look at it but, look, we are really -- we worked so

quickly of devin nunes in the next hour.nt transparency, what did he walk back? why did he stand up? >> i trust the presidents judgment on this one. but if we are talking about gauges on the fisa application, these people read this and i have seen nothing that would justify a classification. >> they had behind all the time. sources and methods happen but you hide behind them. i say open them up. that's it! >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> now looking at other headlines. a fox news alert. u.s. airstrike killed several terrorists. u.s. wiping out 18 of the al qaeda al-shabaab terrorist group you know american troops, siblings or local somali forces which appear more than 20 u.s. airstrikes have been launched this year against the violet group. no records the firefighters are battling a scorching wildfire exploding inside. starting at three acres the charlie fire outside of los angeles is now burning more than 3000 acres. it is 10 percent contained this morning. no injuries reported. the cause of this is under inves

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the top republican on the committee devin nunes is not buying it. >> i don't know how many times they run that play call. it is laughable. to think it will endanger national security. this is really full transparency for the american people. this is all the information that the american people need to see because for two years we have been force feeding this russia kool-aid to the american people. >> it is not clear when these materials will be made public. >>> florence is finally made its exit from the carolinas, but the death toll and flood waters keep rising. the former hurricane blamed for 32 deaths. virginia with the first storm related fatality after a tornado from the storm's outer bands collapsed a building near richmond. a train derailed in lewisville. the dam burst in the same area. it was last night and forced more evacuations. >> officials are now bracing for catastrophic and historic river flooding across the carolinas. take a look at i-40 in pender county. water is overflowing from the cape fear river. conditions could get worse today. >>> james ammens moved to wilmingto

you obviously heard a very frustrated devin nunes there.t a hold of here? >> he has right to be frustrated. it has been a continuous slow walk. not really where i would like to see it because he has to understand that as the inspector general has done his investigation, he has been limited as well by the doj, refusing to classify names and information that he has been looking at. so to say that we are going to have a review makes me very concerned that this information is not ultimately going to get out when we needed to get out. we have been pleading, begging, controlling. i think ultimately, we need to actually get back to these policies that congress has over the doj. >> sandra: watch of the american people take away from what you just said and what we heard from devin nunes earlier? >> it is consistent with what we have said. somebody is covering up something. they need to understand that, that every time the fbi doj says national security issues, it has been proven to be false. they are just embarrassed by the information that comes up

lou: turning to these texts, we've heard from devin nunes, others, chris farrell from judicial watch, as to why there should be no delay for the 20-page documentation for surveillance, there should be no, in their judgment, reason in delay for producing the unredacted texts. but the truth is we've seen, over the past year and a half, nothing but stonewalling by the justice department, the fbi and the intelligence community is on a whole other level. what do you expect to happen? how soon do you expect the president to have these documents produced by the agencies and the department of justice? >> it's hard to say. there was a reason for delay a year and a half ago because it takes a little time. but since then the reason for delay has been to protect the guilty, you know, the names are being redacted to protect the guilty. so that's the reason they're being redacted. that's the reason they're being slow to uncover these things. and don't forget ever for a moment who's at charge at justice over all of this. it's rosenstein, the guy that was part of the original russia investigation tha

when you put out your document saying that devin nunes released his memo that the world would burn torisp? it didn't happen. you have no credibility, adam schiff. none. >> laura: let's -- what is interesting about this is that we have learned things in dribs and drabs about insurance policy, and then we learned that there was no evidence of russian collusion to even kickoff the fisa warrant application. but they had to scramble. then there were media leaks. there was a strategy of media leaks. a constant feedback loop to indicate more of a need for more surveillance and more of an investigation. and moving on to mueller. i think the more we learned about this, jason, the uglier it gets. i think that's what brennan is sweating about. >> his little charade is about to be exposed. they thought hillary clinton would become the president, all of this would be covered up and we would never hear about this. the inthinkable happened. a transformative president, an unconventional president with trump and now they're scrambling. you have director comey advocating for democrats. they want to shu

there are exceptions to it and devin nunes and his committee have done a great job.or the most part, without this president, without the oig at justice, we would know very little. >> no, and that's why it's important, because those members who may be seeing this information can't talk about it publicly. by declassifying it, putting it out there for the world to see, this is a case that is closed, that is old, that's why it's so important to look at and look over the shoulder of these upper echelon of the department of justice, because there's a lot of nefarious activity going on. lou: we know most of it, we know the people who were involved. we have named them. the president names them in releasing, ordering release, the texts unredacted. i want your judgment, because this is a question on the minds of every republican in the country. will these documents, will these texts, be enough to alter the outcome of the trajectory of the midterm elections appear to be on? >> i don't know that it necessarily pushes it over the edge, but i do think the american people, those th

in this case because one of those people who's been pushing this whole declassification issue is devin nunesthis doesn't happen soon, there's a world in which you start to hear more noise from republicans. >> they haven't actually read the documents so they don't even know what's in them. >> jay sekulow says he doesn't know what's in the documents, he doesn't have the security clearance to read them, devin nunes does have security clearance, but that memo wasn't so helpful to the president. do you think that this administration is hanging their hat on carter page, a man that russian spies called a useful idiot? i've stunned you into silence. >> it's a matter of convenience. >> exactly. >> they're hanging their hat on -- >> but can't that backfire. >> of course it can and it probably bwill. >> he's in the 30s, he's not going to go below 32, 31. >> he's not? >> i think that would be really hard to get the republican base in a midterm election year right now. but it's just another bit of news and noise right now, and that's frustrating to people, especially journalists like you two because ther

then we speak to the house committee chairman devin nunes.have a big announcement that is about tomorrow. that is straight ahead. ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh, my angels! ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ [ sobs quietly ] >> sean: all right. with the latest on president trump's order to declassify fisa documents in the russia probe, fox news correspondent kristen fisher. i thought a week or so ago we had spartacus who believed in openness and transparentsy. where is he now? how are you? >> i'm great. excellent question. but president trump, he is continuing to defend his decision to declassify the documents. he is even putting it on par with what he considers to be the administration top accomplishment from tax cut to rolling back regulations. he said in

i think back to devin nunes and release the memo, release the memo, and that thing certainly didn't help? >> yeah, i return to elliott. i think whatever it is, they are going to use it to trump it some kind of deep state refrain. but look, none of this -- we know in broad strokes what's in there, and we're deeply worried because it could reveal sources and methods and chill things going forward. it's not i think what's in there is so incendiary, in fact, it has really nothing to do with the bona fides of the charges against him, but they'll surely use it to rev up more of the narrative about page and bruce ohr, they're also public servants in here. i understand the careful what you wish for, but whatever it is -- and he pretty much knows what it is -- we'll still hear them trying to make hay with it. this is part of the articles of impeachment against nixon doing this kind of abusive revelation of an ongoing investigation in order to protect the president's, you know, own person. it's just deeply pernicious, and we know what's going to follow. it will just be more trumpeting. >> fo-- tha

trump as well as others reportedly and including devin nunes have not looked at the report rs and are a arbitrarily and capriciously and recklessly releasing it for craven political purposes is what it is. and neither party has in my experience monopoly on the embellishment embellishments and hyperbole and misleading information. but i have never seen the degree to which the republican party, today, not everybody, but a number of individuals are trying to protect mr. trump, and to abusing the authorities and the powers whether it is in congress or within the executive branch, and this is something that i am hoping that individuals of conscience are going to stop and prevent, because i am concerned this is one indication that mr. trump is going to increasingly look for steps to take in order to further, and try to subvert the mueller investigation. >> and we should point out that devin nunes, the house intelligence chairman who in the past has been criticized, sou soundly for his private dealings with the the white house and hurt the bipartisan nature of his committee, but he brought i

>> what has been helpful as president trump and devin nunes thought, they put out their memos, otherarter page documents and we still see high confidence among the american people in the mueller investigation. guilty pleas are being obtained nearly every month. people are going to jail for what they did in this investigation. so, you know, he can declassify all he wants. i will just say this, jim. maybe devin nunes will follow his lead and declassify and publish all of the transcripts that the republicans told the american people they would see in the russia investigation, that they are still hiding today. >> and the president has the authority to declassify any document he wants, but do you think the justice department should comply with this? is there any mechanism that would allow them to say, no, we're not doing this? >> well, they should do all they can to protect life, and a lot of times people cooperate with the u.s. government, whether they're foreigners or americans, and they risk their lives to do so. so they shouldn't do anything that jeopardizes someone's life just becaus

but how's intel chair devin nunes called those concerns overblown. here he is with laura ingraham last night. >> is laughable that they're saying this is going to somehow endanger national security. this is all transparency from the american people, this is all the information that the american people will need to see because for two years, we've been force-feeding this russia kool-aid to the american people so much that was that they have the media involved with it, the poor american people, i feel bad for some of these people who are part of this resistance movement who actually believe that the president is under control by the russians. >> melissa: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more from washington. >> in the last hour, we have learned a new information at fox news about the tick-tock of how this process will work. a source close to that process told us the right outcome of the intelligence agencies are taking these records that they will order to be declassified and they're doing their own review so they can come up wit

jim jordan, devin nunes, if you watch fox news, they've been obsessed with this for many, many monthsly their base wants this information. but i think it's important to remind the audience that bruce ohr's expertise is in russian organized crime, and carter page absolutely was associated with a russian spy ring. i mean, that is a fact. that's not something that, you know, we wondered. that's why the fbi was particularly interested in him as an individual when he joined the trump campaign. and that is not something i think any american would think the fbi is wrong in doing, right? if you have somebody that is associated with spice from a foreign government joining up on a presidential campaign, you might want to submit an application using the documentation that you have to surveil that person. and the fisa court is a very high standard. so, yes, these documents are going to come out and they're going to be used as political fooder in a moment when we should really be talking about the supreme court. but it doesn't mean that it means it's going make a large scale difference in the russ

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a few months ago devin nunes gave me a behind the scenes look at how the leaks happened.ow much time out of your week do you spend dealing with fake news coming out of the media. >> i don't spend any time any more because i don't talk to them. unless it's somebody i know who will do a fair story. i don't trust them. the deal that i made with the mainstream media. until you retract the fake story you wrote about me, i'm not going to talk to you. jesse: congressman schiff has been accused of leak. >> we have over 100 leaks from our committee that we don't believe came from the republican side so it would have to come to the democratic side. we can't pin it on a particular member or staff. but it's over a hundred. this is how i know when there has been a leak from our committee. i am walking down the hallway. wear headed towards the house intelligence committee. as we get close to here right when we round this corner there will be usually a dozen still photographers, cameras, and i'll be greeted by every single network in the united states of america. and they will be firing

devin nunes and others we know it was nothing. in terms of next week and the potential subpoena you have been asking for a lot of documents. do you have -- you believe you will get these documents if you subpoena them. how is there accountability? >> yes, we are going to persist in this and we have obtained a lot of information. it's greatly enhanced because of compliance by the justice system. there are still issues outstanding and this relatively new request must be resolved. i have every confidence it will occur because i know the president would like the american people to know what was going on and see the contrast between how the fbi bent over backwards to afford every opportunity to not prosecute hillary clinton. >> right. >> at the tame time i -- same tn the same manor stay -- that there was a bases for launching the investigation. we still see no evidence of such a thing. >> it's quiet extraordinary. i didn't believe from the moment it started the president tweeted it yesterday. they received negative impact on the russia

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ainsley: mark meadows, devin nunes have said this is real transparency. do you agree? and the department of justice presented the information to the fisa judge. all they showed was okay, we have got this dossier. we are not going to tell you that the democrats funded it. >> i understand that argument. look, you know. this brian and i have talked about it until we are blue in the face. i have been a harsh critic of fisa it purports to change the constitutional standard. but, if you are going to expose what went to fisa in this case. then fisa will no longer be secret and helpful. steve: judge, if officials at the top of the fbi and the department of justice conspired against the trump campaign ultimately the first couple of months we have got to know. >> agreed, agreed. brian: led to a special counsel. the goal was to get a mueller situation. >> they got a mueller situation and prosecuted people who have done bad things like paul manafort. where it goes from here we don't know. brian: stuff they dropped and weren't interested in 12 years ago now they have already put th

i will be voting for devin nunes in my area of california. i'm hoping to see republicans , ie more seats in california think for people who look around and to live here we know that the liberal policies are not working for this state. i think we're seeing high rates ancrime, homelessness, increase in gang violence and i don't think that has been waters, ory maxine by other democrats that have been in control of the state for a long time. i also found it interesting when obama came to california that rather than choosing to go to or of the sanctuary cities look at a homeless camp, or go to maxine waters cost district -- maxine waters district, he chose to have invited attendees in orange county, one of the most conservative and wealthiest areas in california. host: you bring up a couple topics. orangelet's talk about county. sharon makes a great point, orange county is traditionally one of the most conservative parts of california which is what makes it the electoral battleground this year. hillary clinton one orange county, the first him a wi

house intel committee chairman devin nunes said he's releasing interview transcripts related to the investigation>> we believe that the depositions a that we took i think for nearly about 70 people, those need to be published and they need to be published i think before the election. >> 73 witnesses have been interviewed in the investigation. nunes aims to make the transcripts available within the next few weeks. >>> a handful of nfl players protesting the national anthem yet again. marchand lynch sat during the anthem before the game against the broncos. >> two miami dolphins took a knee while others raised a fifth. seven players protester, three of them not coming onthe field. >>> an exciting week on the field. i'm not going to read this. i can't. take it away. i refuse. >> starting with the dallas cowboys, taking care of their division rival. i know why, you're a giants fan. let's take a listen. >> all the way in. touchdown. >> i'll say it so todd doesn't have to. the cowboys got the win, 20-13. >> i hate sports. can i do this one? >> sure. blake border outplaying the legendary tom brady. the

and also an interview that the house intelligence committee chairman devin nuÑes gave to futures" in nuÑes says he wants to make public about 70 different depositions of what he calls the corrupt officials at the fbi. >> i think full transparency is in order here, so i expect to make those available from our committee to the american public here in the next few weeks. >> reporter: all this as special counsel robert mueller's investigation continues, and he's just reached a plea agreement with the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort. back to you. eric: all right, rich, thanks so much. arthel: president trump is standing by his nominee as democrats are renewing their call to delay the senate supreme court. amber, a breaking news editor at "the daily caller." so, amber, jumping right in, is this now-public allegation of the research psychologist, 51-year-old christine blasey ford, is this a game changer? now, it is an allegation, but forced to stop the clock? >> you would think that this would change the political calculus for republicans, but i think that's very unlikel

does nothing and the american public has to rely on the work of catherine herridge, devin nunes, meadowsl watch. they know how bad it is and they are sitting on it. that is why rosenstein needs to go as soon as humanly possible. >> lou: and yet, you have the chair of the senate intel committee who doesn't have the guts to say, "it's over." that is how much of a feckless tool he is. and instead of standing with the president of united states. >> agreed but the president has the authority to do it as the chief executive. they may not like it but tough. that is the way it works in this country under the constitution. >> lou: chris farrell, always good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks, lou. >> lou: appreciate it. see you tomorrow. good night from new york.

does nothing and the american public has to rely on the work of catherine herridge, devin nunes, meadowsicial watch. they know how bad it is and they are sitting on it. that is why rosenstein needs to go as soon as humanly possible. >> lou: and yet, you have the chair of the senate intel committee who doesn't have the guts to say, "it's over." that is how much of a feckless tool he is. and instead of standing with the president of united states. >> agreed but the president has the authority to do it as the chief executive. they may not like it but tough. that is the way it works in this country under the constitution. >> lou: chris farrell, always good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks, lou. >> lou: appreciate it. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. >> it's one of the largest armies of its kind. >> would you say it was a hobby? or was he obsessed? >> i think that he was obsessed. >> soldiers of fortune -- and a fortune in soldiers. >> do you have any idea what it's worth? >> yes, we know what it's worth. >> can i know what it's worth? >> the man who raised this a

devin nunes, mark meadows and jim jordan and the house of representatives were quite familiar with devinbody knows that he's more than two or three baskets short of a full picnic and he has been pushing things like this for a long time. he believes those people versus the heads of the american intelligence community. >> susan. >> i also think that right now we're looking at a potential fishing expedition. this is donald trump's personal lawyers looking for what mueller may have found out. they are using this for personal gain. and that's the -- you know, the president mentions corruption. that's the real corruption at stake here. and not only that, as he's using it for personal gain, he could do all of this without unsealing this declassifying it. if the attorneys have a reason to think they need to see this for a case they're building or whatever, this could be all done without making it public and they are choosing to do this, again, not just for donald trump's benefit in his searching for information, but, again, trying to sully the reputation of of the intelligence community. >> also

flailing president because people have been asking on the conservative side of the trump team, devin nuneserleader for this because he thinks it's going to embarrass somebody in the intelligence community. i think the president was somewhat restrained and saying we can't just throw a fisa warrant out there because fisa warrants are secret for a reason. you don't want your enemies to know about your sources. now after the manafort flip and manafort is apparently going to cooperate with mueller. then you have come i think we are up to twentysomething people who've been either charged or pled guilty to charges brought by robert mueller. i think you have a president who is desperate. >> jesse: desperate for the truth. desperate for transparency. >> juan: yeah, he is a guy who's never told a lie. i think he set a record. >> trish: as a journalist, i want to know what caused them to go get the fisa warrant. other than this dossier which was funded by political operatives on the other side. jesse, i think the american people want to know what really happened. we deserve to know, whatever it is. w