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devin nunes, i will ask you. look, mueller has been clear and i assume he is going to stand by what he said in his nine and have been a disastrous press conference. i assume he is going to stick to the mueller report on the questions that the democrats want to answer. i don't think he could go back to, because now he is flip-flopped and failed and how he is back to his original position, that on instruction the doj policy or constitutional considerations will responsible for him not making a determination on instruction because now he is back where he originally was saying it had nothing to do with that. but the question is, would be in your view -- >> first of all, i never want t argue with you, especially on your own show. but i am a little bit concerned that mueller doesn't purposely try to create a narrative and he is now working with the democrats already. being that this was postponed a week, there's got to be a reason for it. remember, bill barr came out with rod rosenstein, and issued a statement, right q

a member of congress who speaks to trump frequently told us that while the president could see devin nunes the director's position he thinks that nunez is preparing for re-election in 2020 and a lot of efforts will be going into that. nunes helming this agency would be controversial. he has accused the justice department, fbi, the intelligence community of essentially spying on the trump campaign. and he's declassified and released a lot of documents that the intel community didn't want out there. it is certainly causing anxiety and fred flights, john bolton's chief of staff until 2018, is also in the running. and he is controversial because of his views on, you know, quote, unquote radical islam. he helms a right wing think tank. there aren't great options at this point. >> they are precisely the same reasons why the president has considered him to be fierce live loyal. let me play you some of the sound bites on how they have talked about congressman nunes in the past. >> he will be some day hailed as a hero. >> devin nunes, terrific guy. >> devin nunes should get the medal of honor. what

devin nunes? >> if you go through and you look at all the questions that the house intelligence committee members asked, of course there was no collusion, of course there is no obstruction, doug collins, judiciary committee, jim jordan did a great job with that. but what we asked were very specific questions about the origin of the investigation, the steele dossier, all theec things that you'veee been covering for years, and i think we were a little taken aback that not only would mr. mueller not answer, he seemed to not know at times the basic questions. >> sean: i'm going to tell you something, he's either not watching the show or he is not remembering it. because you are right -- >> not only that, he must not have read any of the documentation about how this investigation began. to not know or want to talk about joseph misfud it was really baffling to me. >> sean: you know, jim jordan, probably, you'd be a very good talk show host because you have an ability to list things that i envy. i'm pret

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one of the places is to be devin nunes. we saw him yesterday.know he's a close ally of the president. >> he's a wrecking ball. i was ranking member when pete and before him were chairman but mike was a member of the committee. he did a superb job as chairman after i left. i take full credit for him. but seriously, the committee functioned on a bipartisan basis. and nunes, i think most people would agree, just shattered it. shattered any semblance of bipartisanship. >> you don't think he's good? >> i think the dni is the joint commander across a bunch of intelligence agencies. 16. i had a lot to do with legislation. and they're supposed to speak truth to power. they're not supposed to line up with one side. >> mike, would he be an appropriate choice as dni? >> "a," i don't think he could get confirmed by the senate. "b," i think it would cause huge disruption. i think there would be senior executive resignations. i mean, his attitude toward the community is not one that would build on a leadership platform in the community. and i will say that da

be saying maybe you should pick devin nunes?omething that's been talked about but a lot think it's unlike low because he's now the senior republican on the intelligence committee and ways and means committee. a lot of people say maybe he'd like to go into the administration. he also has a promising future in congress should republicans take back the house and he would be chairman one of those committees, which would put him in a strong position should the president win re-election or a democrat win the white house. >> great reporting, thank you so much. >>> afghanistan is asking president trump to clear up exactly what he meant when he said the country could be, quote, wiped off the face of the earth. >>> and growing concern that a serial killer is targeting victims in canada, includng an american woman who was found shot to death along with her boyfriend. r life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look

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is there any basis for what devin nunes was saying? or is that complete conjecture? don't think you need a devin nunes conspiracy theory to make that point. i think robert mueller told us himself when he did that press conference every week. he very clearly came down on the side of the democrats and basically said, "right, you got to go for it now." that's what he did. he's clearly on one side. he picked a side. i think what is going to be important is that he is challenged on some of those things. for example, he lied at that press conference. robert mueller lied. he said, to the point about whether or not it was the convention that president -- he said one thing in the press conference that was totally untrue and then he was corrected. and they had to clean it up after the event. he needs to be challenged on that. i also think since he is sitting there that there's a whole bunch of stuff that would be useful for robert mueller to be challenged on. for example, it is their personal corruption between mn james comey when mueller was had at the fbi and he was at lockh

>> i don't think anyone who is an accolite of the president which devin nunes is, what needs to existrship and intelligence community. >> it's always a pleasure. >> thanks. >> how is our friend mr. hayden doing? >> great. >> i haven't spoken to him in a couple weeks but i owe him a phone call. >> he and i had breakfast a week or so ago and he was terrific. >> yeah. i hope he's watching. if not, say hello. i'll talk to him soon, though. thank you very much. >>> joe biden unveiling a new criminal justice plan ahead of the debates. will it deflect attention from the 1994 crime bill he helped write that contributed to mass incarceration? ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place... is a lot

whether it's his people or, frankly, perhaps people like devin nunes who is a star, what he has done and the amount of suffering that he has gone through, you know what they did with him where they tried to drive him right out of politics and probably worse than that. he has done an incredible job. and, so many others. i mean, the job -- they are warriors. we have had, i'll tell you the good side of all of this is the level of intelligence and strength and goodness that we have had on the republican party, a lot of them, not everybody, of course, but we have had tremendous, and i say, when i say we come i'm talking about the country via the country has had tremendous reports from meadows and jordan and devin nunes and so many of the names that you saw yesterday, perform so well. i mean, they perform so well and they worked so hard because they saw this was a scam. this was an illegal takeover, as you would say in the business world. i mean, this was a coup attempts. in my opinion. and this is the united states. anne's, we wouldn't stand for it and i wouldn't stand for it. we have som

a "washington post" is out with a new piece this week casting doubt on claims from congressman devin nunesthers about mysterious multis professor having ties to western intelligence. remember, at the center of the case against george papadopoulos. and while jim comey cast him as a russian agent, mueller's report makes no such claim. if questions about whether or not there's undisclosed ties to the west have yet to be answered. if you're to respond to all of this is ranking member of the house intelligence committee, republican congressman devin nunes. congressman, it's really great to talk to. your work on this case. i think when we look back on it, you will be remembered for it. if you've done incredible work and i deeply appreciate it. having said that, the core of the conspiracy theory against donald trump has been that he had some ties to the russian government, relayed information to trump campaign member george papadopoulos, and that set off this tide of the fbi investigatory trail. but congressman, bob mueller, after millions of dollars, 500 search warrants, multiple fbi agents inte

>> i don't think anyone who is an accolite of the president which devin nunes is, what needs to existe leadership and intelligence community. >> it's always a pleasure. >> thanks. >> how is our friend mr. hayden doing? >> great. >> i haven't spoken to him in a couple weeks but i owe him a phone call. >> he and i had breakfast a week or so ago and he was terrific. >> yeah. i hope he's watching. if not, say hello. i'll talk to him soon, though. thank you very much. >>> joe biden unveiling a new criminal justice plan ahead of the debates. will it attract attention from the 1994 crime bill he helped write that contributed to mass incarceration? i used to book my hotel room on those travel sites but there was always a catch. like somehow you wind up getting less. but now that i book at hilton.com, and i get all these great perks. i got to select my room from the floor plan... very nice... i know, i'm good at picking stuff. free wi-fi... laptop by the pool is a bold choice... and the price match guarantee. how do you know all of this? are you like some magical hilton fairy? it's just here o

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also mentioning devin nunes, who was a big part of all of this as well. he was sort of laying the ground work for the investigation beginning prior to where everybody thinks it began, in the summer of 2016 and george papadapoulous, he tried to back it up to june 2016 and an invitation that went out to carter paige and steven miller. then you heard him at the end there sort of talking about whether or not -- he wanted to make sure robert mueller was aware that the dossier, in his mind, was paid for by the clinton campaign, and he wanted to sort of go through some of those characters, once simpson, natalia svletskia and make sure he was aware of them. it reminded me, bret, of your interview with jim comey, where he claimed to have not known who paid for the dossier either. >> it was interesting to see, obviously, bob mueller didn't answer those questions. he started the second hearing by correcting the record of the first hearing, clarifying earlier testimony with ted lieu saying he wanted to add this correction that his testimony. he said one thing wrong w

. >> lastly, i wanted to ask you about it was reported recently that devin nunes met with devin nunes now the ranking member on the intelligence committee met with donald trump discussing a replacement for the director of national intelligence dan coates. do you have concerns about that next appointment, about dan coates' future and about devin nunes' conversation and for him being a possible candidate for that role? >> well, let me just say that what you should want in a director of national intelligence is someone that understands what the agencies do and someone that's a good manager of people and someone who has the strength to speak truth to power, whether that is speaking truth to congress or speaking truth to the president. i think dan coates has done all of that and i hope you will continue. he's been a terrific intelligence head, and i hope that he stays. so that's my feeling on dan coates, and i'm not going to comment on the rest of your question much as i intend to. >> with that, we have time for just a couple of questions. yes? >> amy mack inon, and my question is one of t

even if devin nunes is right, they are likely coordinating what they are going to say and how he will respond. why do i suspect that they would do something likesp that? now what do democrats have left in their playbook? russia, russia, russia. that is a dud. obstruction, obstruction, a dud. okay, we'll try racism, racism? that will be a dud too, use the playbook that they use in every single electionud season. but it is not every two and four years anymore. as i have laid out and to show you ad after ad after ad. no, it is every day now. you have hysteria boiling a ove. the democratic congressman al green, he actually launched what was the first of probably many pathetic attempt to impeach the president, was soundly defeated in the house of representatives. this is a nationalen embarrassment. will somebody please get these radical democrats a constitution? and tell them to read it? if not maybe we can have somebody read it for them. whenever they want. because they clearly do not understand it.ar >> i just heard that the united states house of representatives has overwhelmingly voted

devin nunes is going to be great. doug collins knows his stuff. gaetz is great.'m worried about some of these other people. sara, what are your top issues you want covered and asked? >> look, i think one of the most important in the most valuable questions that they need to ask is to focus in on why did they not look at,ou you know, was stefan halper in particular, and even with joseph misfud, what information did he leave out of it as his support that was particularly questioning carter page, was their exculpatory information that we should have knownpa about? did they say, as we have heard reported, that they had nothing to do with the russians and why did they continue to push for a fisa? they need to ask these questions. >> sean: here's my last bedded my advice, if he ducks, if he dodges, if you want to give monologues, cut him off at the pass. make him answer the question and tell the story even if he won't cooperate, tell the american people what really happened. that's what tomorrow needs to bo about. that's my humble talk show host advice but what do i kn

devin nunes knows more than i do. so does john ratcliffe. so does jim jordan. so does matt gaetz. so does lily go morris and many well-informed others. but sadly, there are a well, more than a few republicans. you need to pay attention and you need to do your job tomorrow and you better study of and if you need somehow, pay close attention but at some of you probably are not well informed on this topic, which frankly is pathetic and if you are a republican that fits into that category, pay attention. if you haven't read the mueller report, that makes you even more pathetic i think there are some of you out there. tomorrow night, my goal -- i don't want to come on the air here at this time tomorrow and tell you, the viewers, the american people, that they blew it. that they had a golden opportunity. so, to literally prevent that from happening, i'm going to try and assist for the american public say, because wise, conspiracy theories, and a hoax have led most of the media coverage but here is my humble advice. always start with the basics. a hannity rule number one, no question sho

ranking member house intel committee, devin nunes. let me go back, this came up with judge ellis in the first trial of paul manafort paul manafort. what was that? we know why we are really here, you want to put the screws to this guy paul manafort, that is why you are dragging up all tax returns. you don't care about that, let's be honest. so you can get the president. now we have this new filing by sidney powell, the new attorney for lieutenant general flynn saying yeah, they wanted him to say this. i have a problem with overzealous prosecutors offering something of value, freedom, to say what they want you to say. that comment to me, would be bribery in any other circumstance, and a very dangers offer for anybody that is facing jail time. >> if that is what this entire investigation has been about. it was an obstruction trap set for the president. you had people that were put under investigation like general flynn, likely even before, back in the obama era days but for sure, at some point they brought up these bogus charges and had

unless devin nunes is right and talking with each other, which would not be a good thing, but you areng to ask questions, won't you have an opportunity to ask questions of robert mueller? what are the things that you think you might be going into? without giving away every detail. >> we are working on that. the whole committee, all of the republican committee is trying to figure out what is the best approach to take. i will tell you this, he did sign on it as well. bob mueller did not sign in, but they signed it after he was named special counsel paid i'm sure that someone will ask about that question. but there are a whole bunch of others that we want to get into as well pretty >> sean: gregg jarrett, what would you most want to ask for? >> i would certainly ask that question, but i would want to know why did you not recluse yourself on the president in the oval office talk to you about his reasons for firing james comey the day before you took the job to investigate the president under regulation, you cannot be prosecutor and a witness in the same case. spilling great point parade w

devin nunes was warning them in early 2014, they did not listen.s just the latest blunder by biden because especially after being whacked -- i mean, hard, by kamala harris in the first democratic debate over his record on race and busing and talking about his work with segregationists, something we highlighted on this program, and finally biden, well, he ended the spin to her that it was a disaster with an apology. let's try that as a last resort. let's take a look. >> folks, two weeks ago, somehow gave the impression to people -- yes, i was, i regret it. i am sorry for the pain and misconception i have caused. [applause] >> sean: you know what biden is also invoking obama to try to boost his chances. is not how quickly obama's are coming to bail him out anytime soon. take a look. >> has anybody caught your eye? >> you know, one of the things, because barack and i are going to support whoever wins the primary. so we are -- our primary focus is letting the primary process play out because it's very earl early. >> you guys don't want to get into it?

host: the exchange between the top republican on house intelligence, devin nunes, and robert mueller.our reaction to what you heard from the judiciary and intelligence hearings yesterday on "washington journal." call in, we want to hear what you have to say. norman in amherst, massachusetts, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. i appreciate it. i listened to both hearings. i am a leftist and i do not think the american people, they are dangerously naÏve and repeating the on russian interference and it is based on opinions come accusations, and indictments which are not evidence. overturned the election in ukraine and $85 billion in the first month to overturn it, that is an offense come a facebook meme is not russian interference. by pushing this mccarthyism about, it is practically war language against the russians which puts upward pressure on the price of oil. the u.s. keeps saber rattling iran,t russia, venezuela, in a country with oil, just like they did before with libya and iraq. what was exposed about hillary , theon on these emails proper way to approach it is n

>> wasn't it telling that devin nunes seemed exuberant. we saw from the president's tweet that he feels it's a winning day for him. for the democrats, they would say what sol was picking up on, let's look at the facts. look at the facts of obstruction or potential conspiracy here. it's not that he was clearly as bill bar had said, no obstruction, no collusion. that that was a bit much. so the facts that have to carry the day because the optics of this day did not work for the democrats. >> bill barr said that he was surprised that he didn't have any finding when it came to the obstruction, andy. >> yeah, we move away from the politics of impeachment to the politics of the investigation and the investigation of the investigators. this hearing launches us into an inquiry into mueller's staff. >> thank you, panel. long day of coverage. thanks for watching our special coverage on fox news channel. >> "shepard smith reporting" starts right now with breaking news out of puerto rico. see you tonight. >> shepard: more on mueller in the next hour.

george kushner, michael stone, , devin nunes released his report on the russian report in 2018. since the new chairman has taken over, a new investigation, michael cohen has testified behind closed doors. guest: felix seiter is a russian born businessman who was the main negotiator of the trump tower moscow project. with the michael cohen situation, one of the reasons he was behind bars was that he lied to the house intelligence committee about the timing of the negotiation surrounding the moscow project. felix seiter came in last month and he overslept his first appearance area he claims he overslept, but he came under subpoena, the committee claims he has not provided the documents required under that subpoena, but he is a key player in this whole issue of how the donaldrganization and trump being involved in the campaign trying to create this brand-new vast real estate project in moscow. host: robert is in pennsylvania, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i have this to say. i would like to know how much more money of the taxpaye

the country has had tremendous support from meadows and jordan and devin nunes and so many of the names that you saw yesterday perform so well. i mean, they performed so well, and they worked so hard because they saw this was a scam, this was an illegal takeover, as he would say in the business world. i mean, this was a coup attempt in my opinion. this is the united states. we wouldn't stand for it. i wouldn't stand for it. we have some very great people but we also have some very bad people. and i think we caught them. >> sean: i believe, sir, we have the premier law enforcement agency in the world, our fbi. we of the premier intelligence people in the world but that is 99%. but the 1% at the top are the ones we are talking about abusing power. all right, so how closely are you paying attention to the 2020 democrats? by the way, they seem most influenced by the squad and all of them having even adopted some version of the insane new green deal that would get rid of the lifeblood of our economy, oil, gas, and planes and cows on the combustion engine. >> president trump: you know, it's v

devin nunes and john radcliffe, my special guests right after the mueller testimony. they were among the questioners. ararararararararararararararara 10 i am live on fox news. start smart right here every week 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. easter with mornings with maria on the fox business network. start smart every morning with us. have a great rest of the weekend everybody. thank you for joining us. i will see you next time. >> hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. so much for fiscal restraint. congressional leaders and the president facing a september deadline to increase the countries debt limit, struck a major agreement this week. maybe for members of the house and senate head home for august vacation. it's not only increase federal boring it also opens a door for billions more in domestic and military spending. allowing the deficit to rise next year to almost $1.4 trillion. as someone once said a trillion here and a trillion there, soon talking serious money. the timing is not coincidental to the plan pushes tough decisions on spinning an effective go

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and now i pick up a lot, but i don't pick up nearly -- maria: devin nuÑes on twitter -- >> maria, who'scongressman nunez. >> that's great. there's the a lot of ways he's great. he's right about it. twitter is just terrible, what they do. they don't let you get the word -- i've had so many people come to me, sir, i can't join you on twitter. i see what's happening, 100%. maria: so would you rather see competition, or do you want to see legislation coming down to -- >> you may need legislation in order to create competition. maria: there was an op-ed in the journal the other day, mr. president, and it said basically advising you to take nikki haley as your running mate going into 2020. are you locked in on vice president pence for 2020, or would you consider having nikki haley as your running mate? >> i love nikki, she's endorsed me, she's friday mend, a part of my campaign, but mike is 100%, and this was written, actually, by a friend of mine. let me tell you, mike pence has been a great vice president. finish nikki haley represented us so well and our country so well. i love nikki, and