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we'll be right back with congressman deafen devin nuÑes.with us. ♪ ♪ lou: we're back with congressman devin nuÑes. congressman, i want to get your sense of some of the people that are in the group of transcripts that were held up for a while. schiff successfully blocked the white house from viewing interviews from the president's son-in-law jared curb network as you know -- jared kushner, as you know. ben rhodes, obama's ben ross and loretta lynch, sam that powers -- samantha powers, ambassador to the united nations. susan rice. i mean, those are, it's a catalog of interesting names, to say the least. your thoughts about public reaction now that we're apparently going to see them. >> well, i think you named the ones that are most interesting, lou, and that is the obama era officials. this was the only reason the democrats have been covering this up. and, look, it's -- the other people that have been covering this up are the media. 90% of the media that were involved in this russia hoax. there's hundreds and hundreds of them. we talked about

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joining us tonight, congressman devin nuÑes, ranking member of the house intelligence committee, a membereans committee. and, congressman yes, nuÑes wasi believe, the first to stand up this corrupt, rotten effort against the president and do what he could with, frankly, a corrupt leadership of much of the intelligence community itself. congressman, it's great to have you with us. finish i want to start with these documents, if i may, that are being released. to me, they present unequivocal ed of criminality -- evidence of criminality, of a rogue fbi working against the constitution as well as trying to overthrow a president. your, your thoughts. >> well, if you remember, lou, i i was on last week i talked about investigations that needed to be done. now you're seeing the fruit of that investigation. i talked about the u.s. attorney out of missouri that was looking at the mueller dossier, the mueller report. we now find out it's not -- and the media is going the try the downplay this, but the mueller team was corrupt, lou. plain and simple. there's so much there, this is probably only the

devin nunes told the truth, warning the country. he was telling all of us the truth, this guy was telling us lies even when he had testimony that was telling him they were lies. the doj inspector general was telling the truth. steele dossier was russian disinformation all along, schiff lied to socialist comrades in the democratic party, they let helped him lie and the mob at the media acted in p.r. staff. this is a revolting but clear and present danger that remains to our constitutional republic, the rule of law. equal application of our laws. they must be held accountable. the dossier's contents were not verified, he knew he was lying. they told him it's not true. it is a disgusting, despicable, revolting life by the biggest liar we've ever witnessed. even christopher steele himself, he couldn't stand by his own dossier. under the threat of perjury in great britain. you had this corrupt compromised, congenital liar adam schiff, what he is doing is a threat to our national security. he was helped, the mob and the media and his fell

right after devin nuÑes issued his report hitting it on the money that there were fisa abuses at the in the russia case, it turns out there were fisa abuses in many cases but particularly in the russia case, chris wray issued a statement challenging devin nuÑes saying you got your facts wrong. now, three years later it turns out devin nuÑes had his facts right, and christopher wray's defense had his facts wrong. today this idea that he's been transparent doesn't add up to what members of congress have seen. as the letter said, we wanted to hear this from you, director wray, and instead we had to hear from all these side avenues two and three years later. the frustration among republicans is growing much larger with christopher wray. lou: and i, i personally, i applaud devin nuÑes because it was in the toughest of times that he stood up and spoke out. >> that's right. lou: and the american people owe him a great debt, don't you agree? >> yeah, listen, he stuck to the facts as opposed to the emotion and the politics that the etch else was using to attack the trump administration before

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your reaction, vindication. >> devin nunes is a patriot. glad that you went through trey gowdy's exquisite questions to the corrupt officials. my question would be, why was it then in late may of 2018 that trey gowdy went on martha maccallum's show and said the fbi did exactly what all of our fellow americans would've wanted them to do? it had nothing to do with donald trump. both of those things have nowow been proven to be not true, and it seems that the brilliantan lawyering back in 2017 that we are only able to see now proves the statements untrue. the number one question i get asked from americans is why no one hass gone to jail and held accountable. unfortunately when nunes, meadows, and jordan, and i. it was trey gowdy that would not give us subpoena power. democrats sending out hundreds of subpoenas, when we have control it will run into ground. we did not send out a single subpoena. not one, andsu that is a failure of our republican leadership. >> sean:ve should have sent them out, but i will say to all three of you, thank you for

we welcome to the show house intelligence ranking member, congressman devin nunes. to have you on, congressman. >> great to be with you, thanks for having me. elizabeth: sir, house republicans have been doing, you've been doing your own probe for three years, no referrals for obama or joe biden. ag barr says he doesn't expect to see criminal referral charges, criminal referrals. who have you made your own criminal referrals for? >> i will not get into specific names and i have had a long-standing policy of that because i don't think it is appropriate. i think we have to have a strong justice system in this country and what i have talked about is i have talked about what we did refer for. so we have two conspiracy referrals. we have one referral on specifically on a set of leaks. we have another referral on leaks. then we have a couple other referrals on lying or misleading congress. so that's the breath of the referrals. i also expect, now that a lot of people have been able to read a lot what has been declassified over the last couple months, i do expect to have re

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congressman devin nunes warranted biden and obama in 2014 that russia would be playing around in our elections as they have in the past.t. he wouldn't have dismissed romney's warning in 2012 either. telling vladimir he would have more possibility after the election. vladimir, what flexibility where you're hiding from we the people? we'd like some answer. s. the imperative reopening of this country in a safe way that is also urgent. it's time to get moving. take a look. >> our country wants to open. the governors, it's in their hands, but our country wants to open. you see what's going on? they have to open. the people of our country should think of themselves as warriors. our country has to open. >> sean: president trump is right. the pandemic is far from over. americans are not going to cower in fear. we see the american people have assessed the danger, look at what we've learned, and we've learned a lot. the biggest lesson coming from the great state of florida, that would be governor ron desantis who did the best job, almost the best job, a couple of other governors in the country

more with a host of justice, judge jeanine pirro, california congressman devin nunes and flynn attorney, sidney powell. good to see you all. sidney, we are seeing from what i can see, that we have this coalition deep stagers and no all exposed with the release of these transcripts, things that we didn't know before. things that, for example, contradict adam schiff, show him and prove him to be a liar and all the other developments. but now they are ratcheting up attacks and trying to put pressure on judge sullivan not to do the right thing and vacate the system as soon as possible. >> well, the government has given judge sullivan ample authority to do with the law requires him to do, and that is to grant the government's motion to dismiss. executive branch is responsible for prosecution and the separation of power principle. and of course, the same thing in the stevens case when it was eric holder that came in as the attorney general to dismiss the stevens case because again, prosecutors withheld evidence to show ted stevens was innocent and lead the jury to convict on the basis of evid

the indianaght, senator michael braun, house intelligence ranking member deafen devin nuÑes, former trumpaign deputy manager david bossie, and the intercept's founding editor, glenn greenwald, who's taking a wrecking ball to cnn, msnbc and other media for what he calls resistance journalism against trump instead of just reporting the facts. republicans now say the media got played by the obama administration and the fbi with predetermined leaks in the trump russia probe a and the flynn probe. we've got that and much more. this is happening, senate judiciary moving in its probe, firing off document requests about obama officials demanding the nsa unmask the trump team including president trump, his children, donald, ivanka jared jared kushner and more. and wed have this, house republicans now driving ahead. they want to talk directly to one of the fbi agents who interviewed michael flynn. also this: that curious e-mail from susan rice saying the obama administration and president obama did things, quote, by the book is now declassified. we're going to talk about that and how anything, it w

but tonight, we begin this evening devin nunes. thank you for being here tonight, good to have you with us this evening. >> thank you, martha, great to be with you. >> martha: thank you, good to have you with us. so talk to me a little bit about the announcement today by attorney general bill barr who we sort of hinted at this on friday evening, picking up some signals that he wanted to put out there that he did not at this point see any criminal investigation of president obama or president biden. let's listen to that sound bite and then we will get your reaction. >> okay. >> as to president obama and vice president biden, whatever their level of involvement, based on the information i have today, i don't expect mr. durham's work will lead to a criminal investigation of either man. our concern over potential criminality is focused on othe others. >> martha: what's your take away from that, sir? >> we've been running our own investigations for three and a half years and we've made our own criminal referrals. we have not -- i don't

republicans including devin nunes are talking about criminal referrals of obama officials potentiallyry for lying to congress also possible criminal referrals for conspiracy. this surgthis is under debate r. >> they have been investigating donald trump before he came to office, there has been thousands and thousands of hours put into investigating donald trump and his administration. if there was wrong doing involved, i have no problem with the investigation the other way, certainly putting someone through that, if they have done it v inappropriately and violate the law they should be held accountable for it. elizabeth: back to you. with a briefing. >>15 state attorneys led by ohio, we signed on. focus is separation. you have a judge, supposed to be i'm partial, stepping in role of a prosecutor by saying he is not going too dismiss the case and appointing his own prosecutor. you have taken him out of role of judge, and now prosecutor, that is inappropriate, we should recuse himself, and the case should be dismissed. elizabeth: let's move back to the obama officials who could be subpoe

elizabeth: okay, ranking republican on house intelligence, he is devin nunes, he was on our show a fewe is now expanding what he told "the evening edit," that republicans have increased their investigation into the mueller team and people at the justice department under the obama administration, and at the fbi. they were above robert mueller. now republicans will be making criminal referrals in the comins against these individuals. we have republican kelly armstrong. great to have you on, sir. you're in house judiciary. he is wanting more documents too. what shoes are going to drop here? what do you think what do you expect to see? >> we need to continue to do this because we know at this point in time that for sure kevin clients smith lied. he altered an email that went to the fisa court. we don't think he was doing it alone. mr. jarrett was on before and he was talking about the flynn prosecution. we know comey and mccabe actually testified that the agents didn't think that flynn lied in the interview. it was only after the mueller prosecution came about with no new evidence. the per

by the way, statements from devin nunes on this. this information was redacted until now for one single reasont to hide the fact that the bus allegation from the steele dossier were included in mueller's memo, a bunch of lies used to engineer to direct the spirit administration through the mud for years. also breaking tonight, senator lindsey graham has released more to classified materials. joining us now to break down all of this, south carolinaa senator lindsey graham to decip. can i ask a question on this first memo? i would like to know why this, i assume this came from the fbi? i assume director wray saw this. this letter to foreign intelligence court. this is july of this is july of 2018, lindsey they are justifying the use of the dossier a year and a half earlier when the debunked the dossier. >> they are two things really important tonight. the information for mueller's department is crumbling. the memo to mueller to rosenstein was given to me today, or yesterday given by barr fully unredacted, virtually unredacted. now we

by the way, statements from devin nunes on this. this information was rejected until now for one single reason. to hide the fact that the false allegations from the dossier were included in mueller's skull being memo. in other words, a bunch of lies from the democrats to drag the president, the trump administration, through the mud for years. he came close to bringing this country to the brink of a constitutional crisis. also breaking tonight, senator lindsey graham has released more declassified materials relating to the abuse investigation. joining us now to break down all of this, south carolina senator lindsey graham. there's a lot to decipher here. can i ask a question on this first memo? i would like to know why this, i assume this came from the fbi? i assume director wray saw this. this letter to foreign intelligence court. this is july of 2018 lindsay. they are justifying the use of this dossier when it was a year and a half earlier that they debunked it? >> you nailed it. there's two things important tonight. the legal foun

>> the first call i made it was to devin nunes. it validates what he said and it did 2017.hese names were actually a felony. and we have some of the numbers. my question for the fbi is how is your leak investigation. how is your leak investigation going? >> how would you determine who leaked it? >> the suspect is way too big because too many people have the power to unmasked but we are guaranteed to get that if you don't ask. so have you interviewed -- you stop and think of all of the trump folks, all of the campaign folks, you will never get a full statement. so how many folks have you put under oath? my guess is not many. >> bill: wheat they care a whole lot more about false statements to their agents and that is a shame. >> how deep does not run? >> you know, the president picked chris wray so the stuff happened under comey. >> bill: will let me turn your statements around to you then and you tell me what you think christopher wray has been doing so far? >> what i don't know. i will tell you that ric grenell and cash patella deserve a lot of credit. this information has

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this -- devin nunes talked about this early on.of the first to raise the flags of problems of corrupt cabal of strzok, page, mccabe. what we're finding out with flynn, he was set up from day one. it was not just a set up. they were going through flynn to get at the president. they were starting as a candidate. now he is president. comey laughed about the fact he thought he could get away with this because they were in early stages of transition. this should scare everybody in america, because if they can get a candidate for president and a sitting president, try to do it through with a three-star general, it is disturbing the abuse of power that was shown here. elizabeth: yeah, the president is now calling it "obamagate." do you believe that obama was behind this? and also, the belief that struck edited flynn's initial interview form to make it appear michael flynn gave definitive yes or no answers, when flynn was saying i can't recall or recollect conversations with russian ambassador. black and white, yes or no answers to get him

trey gowdy and devin nunes has told us happened. senator graham also just announced that the senate judiciary committee, they will begin their hearings on june 3rd on whether or not to subpoena comey. they said they would subpoena comey, mccabe, peter struck, loretta lynch, sally yates, brennan, clapper, rice, rod rosenstein and many others. so buckle up all of you deep state saboteurs that are there. this will be summer camp with your lawyers. you will have to spend a lot of time with them in air-conditioned offices and i hope you like a lot of coffee, and waged a intel campaign against the trump campaign and transition team and two years of the trumps presidency. they will likely be forced to answer questions under oath. by the way, lying under oath is a serious crime. they are the ones that tell us that. by the way come all those that abuse power, you must be held accountable, if roger stone, paul manafort, >> if they get set up and hung out to dry on lying to congress and they get 29 guys and cut tactical gear rating their house

your thoughts. >> well, look, devin nuÑes has been right from the very beginning, and you can go backver, you know, years ago before the mueller investigation even started when devon said, boy, he's seeing things that are really concerning within the fbi, with people that abused the fisa process. i saw some of that classified investigation, and it concerned me as well that enough wasn't being focused on people who abuse their power, lou. you've highlighted this. but devon was beating that drum from the very beginning, and we saw all this like jim jordan and mark meadows raising alarm bells. the democrats wanted to cover it up because, as it turned out, these were very pro-hillary clinton people that hated donald trump, and they were using their badge, in essence, using their positions of power, abusing their positions of power to try to take down a candidate for president of the united states, and it continued when donald trump got elected. they literally tried to set flynn up, they tried -- comey tried to set the president up. these people need to be held accountable. i don't think i

republicans including devin nunes are talking about criminal referrals of obama officials potentiallyry for lying to congress, also possible criminal referrals for conspiracy. that is under debate right now. what is your take on that news? >> look, they have been investigating donald trump since the day, even before he came into office and there has been, there has been thousands and thousands and thousands of hours put into the investigating donald trump and his administration and if there was wrongdoing involved, i have no problem with the investigations going the other way. certainly putting somebody through that, and they have done it inappropriate or violated the law, they should be held accountable for it. elizabeth: switch back to you and 14 other state attorneys generals filing a brief defending michael flynn. can you talk to us quickly about that? >> so there were 15 state attorneys led my ohio, solicitor general wrote our brief. we signed on and the focus is really separation of powers. here you have a judge who is supposed to act as a judge, who is supposed to be impartial,

and vowing to get to the bottom of the russia investigation, devin nunes joining us live in minutes. plus senate intel committee member tom cotton is here as well. and i are new predictions regarding the coronavirus. first from a whistle-blower set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow. we have a sneak peek at his testimony. it follows what anthony fauci said that some states may be skipping ahead to reopening too quickly. but other analysts saying that the unintended consequences of the lockdown have potentially fatal dangers as well. two experts, one medical, the other economic joining us live to debate the most responsible path forward. welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with kevin corke on an incredibly busy day. a lot of developments tonight. >> no question about that. clearly there are names on this list that we will talk about that are familiar to everybody. people who unmasked michael flynn during the transition following the 2016 election, but what is less clear is why did the u.n. ambassador unmask the general on get this, seven separate

because congressman devin nunes warned obama that in 2014 russia would be playing around in their elections as they have in the past. he wouldn't have dismissed mitt romney's morning in 2012 either, and by the way, tell vladimir i will have more flexibility after the election. well, barack, what flexibility were you hiding from we, the people? we would like answers. we will have much more on this later in the show. now we turn to another top story. that is the imperative reopening of this country in a safe way that is also urgent. it's time to get moving. take a look. >> our country wants to open. the governors, it's in their hands, but our country wants to open. and you see what's going on. they have to open. and the people of our country should think of themselves as warriors. our country has to open. >> sean: president trump is right. the pandemic is far from over appeared american, they are not going to cower in fear. i think we see, the american people have assessed the danger, they've looked at what we've learned and we've learned a lot. and probably the biggest lesson comin

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look, am i defensive of devin nunes? i am because he had a difficult 2017.e wrapped up his investigation a lot quicker than popular with a lot less help from the witnesses. >> tucker: no, i think that is right. i think the scariest part of all of this is the behavior of the fbi the most powerful in the world. but it is sinister what they did to michael flynn. you were briefed by the fbi in 2018 and shortly after that briefing came on this channel to describe your reaction to it. here is what you said then. >> but as of now, i think chris ray and rosenstein are stunned whenever people think trump are the target of the investigation. i will leave it up to them how to brief the president. >> that point of view that you are talking about right now, was that strength and going into this briefing last week? >> yes, i am more convinced the fbi did exactly whatf y my fellw citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and it has nothing to oudo with donald trump. >> tucker: i remember watching that and thinking, boy, i hope he is right. do y

he did not inform devin nunes what was going on with michael flynn when devin nunes was dragged overcoals for his current claim of russian collusion. i'm tired of people saying the truth will come out. the truth is out. there was no russian collusion. though whole obama administration and the upper echelon was involved in a conspiracy across the board. for them to unmask the trump family, susan rice who is a liar in chief every time she goes on television, sheed lives. for her to say, we will do it by the book? if that is in an unequivocal light, i would have to cover my tracks. >> sean: if ray is not willingou to do his job and he shows no urgency, jim jordan, there is no other option. i have a good choice. what do you think about general flynn, fbi director? >> that is totally up to the president the president of the united states, sean. here is what i know. three months ago chris ray testified go make the fisa process is just fine. six weeks after that, just six weeks ago michael horowitz puts out a memo and says the 29 fisa applications he's looked out on american citizens every

devin nunes has been a warrior through this and has been roasted for years, he had to recuse himselfrom this investigation even though he had more facts and he was ready to tell the american public the truth. he was getting run out of town primarily because of that. the houston astros have been roasted for that whole line stealing scandal. you want to draw analogies as to what consequences are right with other aspects of our life in the way our world works, what should happen here is that pulitzer prize and should be revoked. people have made millions off of this. they have a name because of this. it's really important for durham with his investigation for him to actually be delivering transparency and accountability. to have their expectations rise and then it be deflated with now and being held accountable for what happen. we want answers as to who knew what, but we also want to see there be accountability for this, for the fisa warrants, and for what happened with michael flynn, and i remember two years ago, i was on her show on cnn and she was giving me a hard time claiming peter

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