what if devon nunes did that to adam schiff? what would the outreach be? >> what we say did that what we are talking about is a lawfully obtained subpoena of a man under indictment is and probably going to get indicted for more crimes as we speak and that's how these phone records were obtained. there were no subpoenas of members of congress or staff or journalist, these were obtained through a lawful subpoena of someone who is probably going to be convicted of a crime here let's be clear about how we got these. >> it was also rudy giuliani and that raises the issue of attorney-client privileges. >> these were all obtained through lawfully obtained subpoenas coming out of members of congress and not of their staff and not of journalists. some people out there are trying to confuse the issue. look, i actually think the bigger question here is why would devens be 25 talking to les arneson talking to rudy giuliani and overseeing a committee when he never disclosed any of this. of my party did that i would say that is not the right thing to do. >> lawfully req

today we got the report the house intelligence committee released and ranking member devon nunes' name appears in it 50 times. the first time is on the page of it report where they list the committees. and apparently him being involve said in the very scheme to hijack ukraine policy that is the subject of the report in the impeachment inquiry itself. amidst ranking member nunes' antics during the hearings, his rants about how it was a circus and his insults tossed at the committee chair, he somehow never felt the need to disclose togon the fact he was a principal in the very scheme they were investigating. he spoke on the phone multiple times with rudy giuliani and indicted lev parnas. we know from that daily beast reporting lev parnas also says he helped arrange meetings related to his investigative work. here is parnas' lawyer today taunting the ranking member saying he should have recused himself from the outset. christina, you know, we've had reporting of parnas and his lawyers saying, look, i worked with devin nunes, i setup meetings for him. but there's a bit of an unreliable iss

is a conspiracy theorist and basically, schiff was wrong and devon nunes was right according toknows so i think devon nunes should be relentless in demanding the clarification on that. brett i can not wait a couple weeks we'll have a chance. you'll allow me to join your panel, for a very special event. january 18, coming up next year, at the ritz carlton resort in naples, florida. it's the all-star panel event and the pickets are still available for a great cause. could you talk about it? >> yeah, children's national is obviously where my son had his open heart surgeries but they do amazing stuff around the world for pediatric research and we're lucky to have it. we do something every year. this is what has become a panel event down in naples, florida, january 18, all-star panel event is where you can get tickets and it's the panel. it's a lot of fun talking about what we cover every day, taking questions, and a lot of items that you can bid on that you can't get any place else. >> steve: like? >> to come see you including meeting all of you on the curvy couch. ainsley: that's g

>> okay, so we're talking about devon nunes, who is currently the minority member on the house intelligencemes out of this really well, one of them not so well. >> i have a feeling that you think that it's a triumph for devon nunes because he essentially was the whistleblower that there was fisa abuse and that the dossier was at the very cornerstone of this fisa application, and the dossier was a bunch of junk. >> yeah, you know sometimes politics move so fast, it's worthwhile going back and remembering how we get somewhere so the reason that we actually know about this fisa abuse is because in early february 2018, devon nunes who was heading the house intelligence committee put out a memo with these explosive revelations that the fbi target ed carter page with surveillance that the dossier from a rival campaign had been the basis for that, and that the fbi had not been straight up with the fisa court, and this should have provoked bipartisan outrage. instead, adam schiff came out immediately and said no that's a bunch of hooey, and in fact he puts out his own memo and says no, nobody abuse

records of political opponents by letting attorney-client privilege, may be violating house rules for devon nunesay be the first amendment was snooping in a reporter. >> there's a lot wrong in my judgment with what congressman shifted here. the fact is congressmen wields immense powers with subpoenas, they can access amounts of personal information including call logs showing when you are receiving a call. there is no dispute that from what we know now even if he acquired this information lawfully come at something quite different all of a sudden just dropping it without warning in a public report. from what we heard he didn't give republicans the courtesy of a heads up that he was doing this, he didn't take, mainly used steps to reject personal information or to up exercise judgment for putting all of this private information out there for public display. >> kennedy i know this must set your pants and your hair on fire. >> it's frustrating because you were talking about the chairman of the intelligence committee. he has access to all sorts of sensitive information that doesn't give him the right

the pro trump media universe, far right websites behind clips of gop stars like jim jordan and devon nuneshis ecochamber protected trurp and exacerbated the divisions, all of this gets amplified on the web, which brings us to number two. the misinformation age with deep fakes, bots and trolls making it harder and harder to know what is true. a video of house speaker nancy pelosi, slowed down to make it seem like she was sluring her words. it racked up millions of views. they refused to take it down. >> why leave it up there? >> we think it's important for people to make their own informed choice of what to believe. >> it's only getting worse in 2020. facebook is facing autorage for lies. >> do you think there is a lack of fact checking on local advertisements? >> facebook claims its job is not to died whether an ad is true or false. google already made a few weeks to, limiting how ad are microtargeted to people and twitter has stopped taking political ads entirely. but the big tech backlash is growing. the constant haze of misinformation brings us to number 1. the war on truth and the trum

well with republican congressman and man who learned to smile from a series of still pictures, devon nunesthinks he knows what's fueling adam schiff and the democrats. >> what we're seeing among democrats on the intelligence committees down in the sciff right now is like a cult. these are a group of people loyally following their leader as he bounces from one outlandish conspiracy theory to another. >> stephen: really? wow. that is the pot saying the kettle was born in kenya. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) the resolution-- ( cheers and applause ) the resolution lays out the rules for the inquiry moving forward, the big one being that it now allows "for the participation of the president and his counsel." oh, please be rudy, please be rudy, please be rudy, please. ( cheers and applause ) or the president. he's allowed. the president is allowed, under these rules, is allowed to be there for the hearings. can you imagine president trump being in the room? (as trump) "objection! i am not that boy's father! ( laughter ) i'm sorry, what am i accused of today?" i'm sorry. i'm sorry, eric. ( laughter

one of the main people who has put that theory forward is devon nunes. the ranking member on the intelligence committee on which you serve. do you think he should be allowed to participate as an interlock ter any further now that we know he was on the phone with one of the men, lev parnas, who was involved in the conspiracy? that we know he was on the phone with him. he can't seem to remember it. and should he be forced to testify about what his involvement was because he seems to have been both on the questioner side and the participant side. >> joy, he's so insignificant. and let's just say thank god he's no longer a chairman. the american people saw what he had done in 2018 with the russia investigation and what others did to obstruct and they went to the polls and said we want better health care, better jobs and better accountability of the administration. and now we're in the majority. now as to devin nunes, if he has to answer to other committees in this congress, that may take place. we're mostly -- >> you mean an ethics investigation? >> that's o

republicans have been red hot on that all weekend we'll see how it comes up, that directly ties devon nuneser crucial week in washington, chris wallace and martha also standing by. well sandra, i think this is all but forward, and it does seem like nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house would not have gone forward with this effort to draw up the articles of impeachment, if she did not believe that she had the votes in her caucus to move this forward. basically today is about democrats saying that this is why president trump should be impeached. republicans saying this is why he shouldn't be impeached but the bottom line is that the end of the day, donald tru will likely be the third president, in u.s. history, impeached by the house of representatives. that is a historic moment no matter how you look at it. now the ability to sell that as ken mentioned, the judge mentioned, selling it to republicans to switch their votes that's what we've been talking about all along, more interesting paps is the 31 democrats in trump districts from 2016 who have a very tough vote and swing state polls whic

, talk about the white house economic policy, but then we've got john ratcliffe, representative devon nuneshours or one hour? maria: yeah exactly in terms of what happened in 2,016 your and of course it's a big week i'm hearing that on tuesday you'll get the spending vote, on wednesday you'll get the impeachment vote and on thursday , you'll get the usmca vote so we're previewing all of that so it's a really big week next week, the final week. pete: and then they take a vacation. maria: exactly. ed: have a good show. throwback games are making a comeback this christmas we'll take a look at the hottest ones on the market. that's up next. >> ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com save hundreds of thousands of lives. but after the emergency, time and again, insurance companies deny coverage, second guessing doctors, nurses and first responders... now "big

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they accused devin nunes of going to a country he was not at and as the job of being on the intel committee, he has to travel. adam schiff would know exactly where devon was traveling at that time. to perpetuate a lie is nothing new to adam schiff. perpetuate a lie because he only wants to impeach they have president is something we have come to expect from him. >> he discussed what happened on -- should he discuss what happened on those phone calls? mr. mccarthy: that's a question for devin but he has a right to talk to people. there's nothing wrong that devin has done except once again get accused of something. it is a simple smoke screen. i wish you'd ask the same question, what did adam schiff say to the whistle blow her why did the whistleblower come to adam schiff before he had an attorney? why did adam schiff go to the american public and start this nightmare over the idea that the administration would withhold the whistleblower from coming before the committee and he would fight hard to make that happen? the only person withholding the whistle bler from coming forward is adam schiff. this is a man who didn't even take the same rules that has b