devin nunes joining us. after a wrenching debate, brett kavanaugh is sworn in as a supreme court justice. democrats say that the fight is not over. roy blunt will join next in an exclusive interview. stay with us. maria: welcome back. new supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh is preparing for his first week on the job. house democrats say they are not finished yet. donald trump jr. warning in a tweet, quote - trump supporters, you better believe the democrats will do everything in their power to impeach kavanaugh from supreme court if they take control of congress in november. yesterday, the top democrat on the house judiciary committee vowed to investigate kavanaugh if democrats win control of the house. councilman jerry and -- telling your time this. quote will need to do something to provide check and balance to protect the rule of law and to protect the legitimacy one of the most important institutions. in a split interview right now, roy blunt, vice chairman of the senate republican of conferenc . good

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joining us now from the house intelligence committee, devin nunes is with us.od rosenstein, isn't this the guy that recommended the firing of comey, appointed mueller, signed the final fisa warrant application, the third renewal and this is a guy that lisa page, andrew mccabe and james baker all talked about wearing a wire against president trump in hopes of invoking the 25th amendment. he owes us answers to that. >> he owes us answers. he's not coming tomorrow, which should be very telling. the story is that he possibly wanted to have a cup of coffee with chairman goodlatte. that's not acceptable. he needs to testify under oath. if you look as the story tonight breaking in "the washington post," you have mccabe and rosenstein fighting over what happens at the at the time of when he wanted to wear a wire, whether or not he wanted to wear a wire and who was responsible for what. clearly this is the investigators that have no one watching them and they're running amuck. so much that they won't tough to congress. it's pathetic. >> sean: they're both arguing over w

will, devin nunes should get the medal of honor.y, he should get a very important medal. maybe we'll call it the medal of freedom because we give them for high awards for civilians. >> last year, nunes recused himself from an investigation by a gop committee looking into conclusions of the russian government and the trump administration. >>> still to come, with axios has a look at this morning's one big thing. and coming up on "morning joe," new allegations regarding jamaal khashoggi. new reports suggest there is audio and video of his detention and eventual murder. >> and president trump's relationship and business ties with saudi leaders comes into question. "morning joe" moments away. gotcha! ah! nooooo... noooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. bounty, the quicker picker upper. on a budget? try bounty essentials. because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the d

meanwhile, in the central valley represent stiff devin nunes is attacking his hometown paper itlling the "fresno bee" a left-wing rag fors examination his business interests. plus the trumpadministration's latest foreign policy challenges, from immigration to how the disappearance of journalist is putting pressure on america's relationship with the saudi government. joining us now to discuss all these issues are carla marinucci, senior writer with john myers, sacramento bureau chief for the "los angeles times." he joins us via skype. and sean walsh, a republican strategist with wilson walsh consulting. welcome to you all. let's start with the s crisis. president trump now says he believes that the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is ead but is not holding yet the saudi crown prince responsible. yesterday we also saw treasury secretary ste mnuchin after much pressure saying he will now pull out of the investmnt conferen coming up. sean, what kinds of challenges does this case president for the trump administration? >> they're huge. huge. they're our largest ams purchaser. california i

in an op-ed this weekend in "the sacramento bee," devin nunes's hometown newspaper, democratic membertee eric wa swalwell writes nunes buried evidence on russian meddling to protect trump. i know because i'm on the committee. quote, our investigation did reveal worrisome contacts between the russians and candidate trump, his family, his businesses and the campaign, yet every time we sought to learn more, we were blocked. as for rohrabacher's testimony, i took part in that lengthy interview and i was disturbed by his contacts with russia before and during the 2016 campaign. democrats at our hearing moved to release rohrabacher's transcript. nunes killed our effort. he is burying that transcript to protect his friend. and joining us now as the author of that op-ed and member of the house intelligence committee, california congressman eric swalwell. congressman, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me, joyce. >> first let's talk about mr. rohrabacher. what do you know about mr. rohrabacher rohrabacher involvement in meddling? >> that transcript should be released yester

devin nunes -- on your question, yes, we should get the information. it's quite clear to me. everyone watching this, there are certainly grounds for suspicion. the permanent bureaucracy, the obama holdover, both before the election and after, up to no good. how about, how serious we are. we need the information. the something to investigate. to his point on rosenstein, i don't quite understand what he's talking about. it's not whether he actually went through the process of wearing a wire or not. the fact that he was even thinking about it, talking about it, discussing it, shows that he's totally disloyal and has no place being in the administration. however, it seems to me that president trump, it's quite interesting what he's doing. it feels as if, prior to this revelation and this report in "the new york times," rosenstein was in quite a strong position with respect to the president because he was basically there unfireable because it would be an outrage if you do that. now his position is much, much weaker because this has been revealed. >> and look at the people who have

as you know, the house, devin nunes, they came out with a ruling there was no collusion. but richard bird, they asked during the bloods in north and south carolina. they said what about this committee? he said we have found no collusion. trish: collusion aside. the concern is putin and the folks over in russia. president trump: i think they are laughing at us. trish: they are trying to tweak us. president trump: these people played right into their hands. i keep hearing they like to sow chaos. a word from old english. they sow chaos. trish: we have some of that right now. president trump: i believe they half -- they laugh at it. nobody is being tougher. no president at least certainly in the semi modern era has been tougher than i am. i gave weapons to ukraine, obama gave them pillows. he wouldn't give them any weapons. i brought up the scam of the pipeline where germany is paying billions of dollars for natural gas. nobody even talked about it. i made it a big issue. look at my policies on energy. she wanted to put wind mills all over the place which don't work. i'm open

i understand why devin nunes may not want that to be the focus.he facts presented to the court are pretty damning. mike: what are your expectations going in? >> rosenstein is in the hot seat. he has been in the hot seat for months. i think he's probably going to do what he has done to date which appease everybody as best he can. try to fight back sort of these political attacks. if he was going to get fired it would be arely would have happened two weeks ago. i think he's probably tonight for the long-haul or at least until mid terms he'll be in that position. >> is there something rosenstein can say to republicans on the oversight committees to calm relations? >> i don't think anybody on the house intelligence committee is operating in good faith. the attacks nunes has made for months and months is furthest from the truth of how our law enforcement and intelligence agencies work. the attacks made on them aren't fair and they are substanceless. we have a president whose personal lawyer, national security advisor have all pled guilty. they don't do

responded to whether or not they knew about stark's criminal past. >> laura: california congressman devin nunes was also harassed by this man just a few months earlier. congressman nunes joins us now. how long was this stark guy harassing you? this was an attack of the democrats, get in your face, hope to provoke you, getting injured in your face or cinnamon or from your and see what lies. >> they've been doing this to me for the better part of a half. anyone involved in the russian investigation, we were harassed. this guy went to our office numerous times. you follow me income and get in my face commercial but community hearings, even showed up where i was giving a speech one time. he actually showed up to the airport one time. we had to have the capitol police come several times because he has harassed me, he's harassed our staff. look, this is not the way we should operate here in the united states of america. people should be frightened about this. nobody is going to want to do these jobs if you have to deal with guys like this. with me, i'm fine. i will fight back. look at how many people

he and congressman jordan, devin nunes, mark meadows and others.a democratic party combined with the chamber of commerce, working for one thing and one thing only, that is open borders and as many, let's call it what it is. this is about cheap labor in this country appear. >> it is chronic capitalism! it is not capitalism. >> it is treason and they been carrying it out successfully for two decades. how do you think this will play in the midterms, gina?>> i think americans realize that since they decided they will not vote for democrats, democrats have decided they will import foreign votes. this is not about the caravan paid their 179 million more according to gallup from central america and the caribbean that plan to come right behind them. this is an invasion. just as the president said. meanwhile -- lou: i'm sorry we are flat out of time. i apologize.>> no worries! lou: lawrence to get the last 15 seconds. >> i will tell you they better do something. i know they make a lot of promises. but even the guys on our side, they do not get a pass. have

devin nunes joins us tonight. thank you very much for coming on.about glenn simpson and why you think he might not be testifying, i want to get an update on the documents that the rest of us were supposed to see, most specifically the fisa warrant that allowed the spying that the obama administration did on carter page, are we ever going to find out the justification? >> years of your life and you're not getting back, many americans including myself -- i think that's a great opening. if we are very frustrated that we haven't been able to get these documents out. the president ordered them and then you have rod rosenstein who got in the middle of it. i would be fine if he had a real reason but every time he said he had a reason to block this information, it ends up being false. now you have rod rosenstein who won't testify before congress. are we going to see this information? i guess we are waiting, the president put the ig in charge of it -- horowitz. i don't think that was a good idea. at the end of the day, that's what we're counting on. >> tuck

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and so, for example, someone mentioned devin nunes. he is portuguese.is farm is in iowa. >> yeah. >> caller: but nevertheless, he has been elected over and over again, despite the fact that the republican party is obviously anti-immigrant. they are anti-hispanic. and their policies tend to hurt hispanic people here in california, tend to be lower income overall, and the republican policies hurt them. so i'm just curious to know what you think that mix of income, ethnicity has to do with the fact and the name recognition of hispanic republicans, being elected. what that mix means for this election? >> that's actually a really great question. all of the factors that you mentioned do really weigh into the way a person identifies first and foremost with a party. and the democratic party tends to be more heavily latino, a good mix of ethnic minorities, for example. and people who are of middle and lower income tend to go towards the republican party, and there's also a gender gap so that the democratic party has been attracting more women than men. when it c

go, but there will be an endless series of investigation and charges in testimony and unlike the devin nunes investigation these investigations will likely receive various empathetic and extensive media coverage. >> shannon: it will be interesting to watch the differences if that indeed happens. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> shannon: the migrant caravan almost doubled in size as it pushes forward towards the u.s. border. president trump threatens to cut foreign aid to central american countries. trace gallagher is tracking it all, good evening, trace. >> good evening. the numbers are kind of hard to nail down because the caravan is more spread out but now it appears up to 7,000 migrants are moving north. remember, mexico said it would only allow 100 people per day to apply for asylum so other mexican authorities got overrun or they changed policies. president trump tweeted "sadly it looks like mexico's police and military are unable to stop the caravan heading to the southern border of the united states. i have alerted the border patrol and military that this is a national emergency.

. >>> it was a surprise late last month when devin nunes suddenly publicly agreed to release the transcriptsn 50 interviews his committee conducted during its shortlived russia probe. something the democrats on the committee had been clamoring for for months but republicans had blocked. those transcripts, which will first need to undergo an intelligence review are expected to released in the next few weeks. exactly why republicans on the committee had a change of heart is unclear. when one of the democrats asked nunes if this decision was made in coordination with the white house or trump's legal team, nunes refused to answer. the release is also selective because nunes is not releasing all of the witness interviews. the private testimony of former fbi director james comey, former cia director john brennan and former nsa director mike rogers will remain secret, as will the transcripts of two sitting members of congress, florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, who was in charge of the democratic national committee at the time of the russian hack, and california republican dana rohraba

this is what devin nunes told the washington examiner. rosenstein is trying to run out the clock hoping that democrats win control of the house and knowing he'll never be called to account for anything if they do. is that it? is rosenstein, is he reading the midterm tea leaves here? >> i don't think that's what he's doing in the interview. i think, you know, devin nunes is probably right that he is trying to avoid coming in for an int interview now and waiting until january and he wouldn't have to reply to a subpoena. i actually think the most interesting question about this interview is the one you asked hans, and that's the timing. a lot of the words rod rosenstein said are things we've heard before about the importance of this investigation and how it's being conducted appropriately. the timing is very curious. the way i read it, unfortunately, is i think he knows that after the election the president is likely to change the leadership of the department. sessions is obviously going to be gone, and i read this as rod thinking he might b

devin nunes has withheld relevant testimony and information from mr. and his investigators that what made i think significant progress in the investigation. i worry about when i see the house not upholding its constitutional responsibility to try to be a fair arbiter of the facts and get to the truth. i will be very pleased if democrats retake the house and that my friend congressman member adam schiff with the first member to endorse me begin joe the house intelligence committee. he would share relevant evidence and testimony with mr. mueller and the investigative team. we would try to get to the truth. supremes would mean something and the coach would be a lot better off once a defendant what really happened and what we need to go back to this. i believe the house to meet has requested unredacted documents that it not been able to procure. so the house should be able to do this. this is part of their investigative process. as far as uniting with mr. schiff or whatever, their whole purpose to get elected, is to conduct impeachment hearings. we don't n

devin nunes telling me on sunday morning futures about the recent partisan extremeism and how that could>> you saw what's been happening to members of the congress, what's happening to the president, with sit-ins, protests, blocking streets, violence. you now saw that done to number one, a federal judge and now united states senators and i think the american people have now wokeen up to the fact that this is not normal behavior for people to be doing in this country. maria: we are taking a closer look at the president's agenda this morning, just how that could drive voters to the polls in one month's time for the midterms. that's straight ahead. retail rush as we gear up for the holidays, details on how everybody from amazon to walmart are scrambling to fill the void left by toys r us. and scam alert, we will tell you about the latest scam that could cost you everything. taking speedo trick -- taking phi dough trick or treating, you won't believe how many people are interrogatoriesin dressing s holiday. brett kavanaugh was confirmed to the supreme court over the weekend in a deeply divid

i would be pleased when devin nunes is no longer the chair of the house intelligence committee. resistas resist, i intolerance, injustice, inequality, and dishonesty. ms. harkey: you are going to resist everything. mr. levin: we have record dishonesty from this administration, and you know that to be true. ms. harkey: that is absolutely not true. who has started resist? it has been california and who is leading california? this is a policy that is cost our state tremendously. it has cost us in every area, we are still suing and being sued by the federal government. resist is what has made the sanctuary states and caused everybody to come across the border. resist is running the house. maxine waters, nancy pelosi, they are not going to be comfortable until this president is going through impeachment hearings. luckily, it will not make it through the senate, but it will cause chaos and mayhem just until they get another election. you know that what is -- you know that is what it is. the republican breaking ranks is probably -- is probably one of the problems. there was no democrat

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lou: devin nunes, if he wasn't there, if he was to me for all of us in congress, and now with cartere lawsuit moving forward, rico damages, this could be coming in now, i want to think that this is what moves us ahead here. it seems we've installed one hearing after another testimony, depositions put behind closed doors. is this potentially breakthrough? >> it could be. most of her privately and you never see them unless they are released as part of later litigation. here's the thing about carter page. one of the things the administration obama is trying to hide is that the fbi under obama and the doj asked british intelligence and my six and juicy hq, like the nsa over there and their overseers to spy on americans overseas. the fbi asked them to do that. it was illegal to spy on them simply as the u.k. to do it and they did it without legal authority. this is part of a carter will eventually discover in his deposition. it's disgraceful what our government did. this is the greatest political scandal in the history of our country and because obama did it, all the people in the media w

devin nunes is very smart people. id there is no collusion and there is no collusion, which is what i care about. recommend we dress -- we address [indiscernible] >> we will start getting together. caroline: there we have it. that was the president of the united states talking about many things. talking about how he does not like oil at $74 per barrel and he does not like the fed doing what they're doing. in terms of rights, he thought the rates were going to far. notably also saying you like to stay uninvolved when it comes to the fed. quite interesting statements. joe: he wants to stay uninvolved other than publicly voicing his opinion on the policy frequently week after week. he also said we are normalizing money. scarlet: i think you meant normalizing interest rates as we have been discussing for years. that heheadline here is does not think we have a problem of inflation. michael, you disagree? michael: he is the president and not the economic chairman of the federal reserve. caroline: i'm interested that the mar

so, for example, someone mentioned devin nunes. he is portuguese. his farm is in iowa. , he has beeness elected over and over again despite the fact that the republican party is obviously anti-immigrant. they are anti-hispanic. hurtheir policies tends to hispanic people here in california, and tend to be lower income overall, and the republican policies hurt them. i am just curious to know what come ofk that makes it what income, ethnicity, and the name recognition of hispanic republicans being elected, what that mix means for this election. caller: that is actually a really great question. all of the factors you mentioned , you really way into -- you really weigh into the way a person identified with a party. people who are of middle and lower income tends to go towards the republican party. there is also a gender gap. the democratic party has been attracting more women than men. when it comes to the central valley -- and if we want to even talk more generally about the political geography of takeornia, you can almost the state and draw a line down

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report that claims he discussed secretly recording president trump, house intel committee chair devin nuness they need to uncover the truth. >> i think it comes down if he was willing to wear a wire and secretly record the president, maria, some place that this country has never been before. i don't know of any time in the history of this country where you had people who are at the top levels of government conspire to secretly record a president so you can track the president into going to 25th amendment to removing the president, that's serious stuff. heather: unclear when rosenstein will meet with the president, although it is planned for thursday. president trump is heading to the sunshine state today, the president will speak at the convention of the international association of chiefs of police in orlando, he's expected to address some issues impacting law enforcement officers around the nation and securing the southern border. we will see if the potential hurricane michael changes that, though, let's talk about some football, lots of excitement on the football field, hopkins making a

to tape the president invoke 25th amendment devin nunes last night on fox. >> he owes us answers he is which i should i should be very telling, story is that he might possibly want to have a ku of coffee with chair gam goodlatte that is not acceptable he needs to come and testify under oath, clearly, what this is is this is the investigators who have no won watching them no one to investigate them and they are running amok, running amok continue testify to congress pathetic. >> byron we know james baker the fbi former fbi lawyer testified last week to congress, and basically said yeah, this was the plan. >> that is what happened, a lot of republicans pulled a when original "new york times" story came out reporting in 2017 in a meeting around all the furor created by trump's firing of jim comey there was a meeting in which rosenstein basically suggested wearing a wire to record the president. and rosenstein through er enter immediate are aies said no, no. >> former joen conscious two top officials mccabe page came to talk after that meeting said it was very serious, this was not a joke,

the candidate running against devin nunes is also being identified as an activist. professor dr. jackson says the bay area's liberal reputation is being used to maligned democratic candidates. >> this is definitely aimed at the republican base, with you know, key words like "elitist and extreme and left wing." >> reporter: the intriguing thing about our region is people don't necessarily live and vote in the same community where they spend their days working or going to school. they may have their feet in two communities, in the bay area and the central valley. at san jose state, margarita is volunteering at a registration booth. home is the central valley. >> it will probably resonate with some. probably the majority, just from like my experience growing up i different than what you would see here. >> reporter: dr. jackson says attack ads can sting but can have the opposite effect. >> it unfortunately plays into the kind of polarization we're seeing in the national politics, where each side is kind of demonizing the other side. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, "abc7 news."

of his nomination, we have every angle covered with ken starr, victor davis hanson, dave bossi, devin nunes, a great lineup tonight. but first, the left's rage against the trump machine and that is the focus of tonight's angle. so far democrats seem to have learned nothing from their futile battle against the brett kavanaugh nomination. they put the country through three weeks of what basically amounted to a he said, she said. >> i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> judge kavanaugh: i have never done this to her or anyone. >> laura: the use paid activist to corner senators. >> you are allowing someone who is unwilling to take responsibility for his own actions to sit in the highest court of the country. >> >> laura: they held a protest that ranged from in on hinged o downright pathetic. >> we are about to march! we need everyone to pay attention. >> laura: i'm not paying attention. can she learn some rhymes every now and then? they use their pals in the press to run with the most outlandish substantiated claims possible. >> brett kavanaugh plunges deeper into danger to

check out this picture of republican congressman devin nunes posing with a known proud boy member and another man making a hand gesture that is associated with white nationalism. and there's this shot of republican congressman mario diaz-balart and a man wearing a proud boys shirt with his trump hat. and here's fox news anchor tucker carlson posing with two proud boys and roger stone. sean hannity says he has never heard of the proud boys. but according to media matters, the group's founder gavin mcinnes has been on his show 24 times. >> joining me now tonight's great american panel, author, troublemaker gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes back in the house. gavin, you want to start any more trouble? >> hannity also had a proud boy member on his radio show last year. the question is are the proud boys finding a place for themselves in mainstream politics? why are republicans associating with this hate group? are they emboldening them? kelly weil joins me now. she wrote a piece in the daily beast titled "republicans are adopting the proud boys." th

he saw no collusion, after a year and a half, and devin nunes, as you know, very smart people. he came out. there's no collusion, there is no collusion. that's all i care about. lou: joining me one of the reporters leading the coverage of this important story. investigative reporter, fox business contributor sarah carter joining us. sarah, good to have you with us. >> great to be with you, lou. thank you. lou: great to have you. it is an extraordinary development that the former fbi, general counsel relating the statements of these fbi officials who met with apparently rosenstein and have -- he has quite a different impression of what transpired. your thoughts? >> absolutely. it's highly significant, lou, that it's james baker. after "the new york times" story published and the accusations came out and the information about this meeting between deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and andy mccabe as well as lisa page, the d.o.j. tried to push it off saying, look, he was joking around, then no, wait a minute, he acted out, he was upset. he didn't mean it. it was just a stateme

devin nunes has been trying to figure out who the bad actors were. devin will lose that seat. adam schiff will scrap that investigation. and we'll never know the partisanship leading up to 2016. >> laura: michelle, heard my nightmare scenario, what is your most nightmarish vision of how this could go down and what people, voters across the country, must be focusing on 20 days before the election? >> well, i think that you should take that "meet the chairman" graphic and replace the caption with "legion of democratic doom." these are the worst of the far left super villains. it leaves a chill up my spine. and i think it should drive every independent and republican voter, every fair-minded voter, out there, to the polls on november 6. and as congressman duffy pointed out, the idea of maxine waters, one of the worst and most unethical, corrupt-o-cats, a belt way barnacle, squeezed things out, with power and per personal benefit, the idea of her in charge of financial services when she's some one who came under criticism by liberal barney frank for her cronyism of color with the