gaining momentum the battle over the fisa memo intensifying as democrats take aim at devon nunez. it to the public today. >> compared to the banquet at the high end. jillian: negative nancy pelosi comparing the tax plan to crumbs yet again. wait until you hear how

house intel chairman, devon nunez, a trump ally who once worked on the transition helped to write the document, has been pushing for it to be made public, a party line vote in the committee set the release in motion. and the president who had the power to prevent it signed off on it. the core of the memo raises questions about the fbi surveillance of former trump campaign adviser carter page, alleging that the parent was wrongfully obtained by the fbi and the justice department. the memo's authors point to the work of former british spy christopher steele who compiled the now infamous dossier on trump. republicans say steele's dossier was a key part to the information shown to the federal intelligence surveillance act, or fisa to justify the continued surveillance. it was funded by the dnc and hillary clinton's campaign, though not initiated originally by them. congressman nunez talked about this memo and how it came together earlier tonight. >> i have an obligation to the american people when we see fisa abuse, the american citizens represented before this court have to be protected.

what compulsory process can devon nunez put forward to force individuals to respond and what defenseshey have to not respond? >> he can authorize subpoenas to be issued against them if they refuse to respond. and subpoenas, and rely on department of justice to enforce the subpoenas and you may recall in the obama administration on several occasions the obama justice department refused to enforce subpoenas like the ones issued against former attorney general. >> the interconnectedness of all the players involved here is basically what donald trump is referring to when he called it the swamp. thank you very much, appreciate your time on a wednesday. 19 minutes after the hour donald trump vowing to keep guantÁnamo bay open from the very beginning. >> we are going to load it up with some bad dudes. >> one terrorist on the verge of walking free thanks to an obama era deal. >> we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime. >> he was honored at the state of the union from cheating death as a north korean defector, why he says the regime cannot be trusted. >> the musk

schiff of the house intelligence committee, very important because he has been calling for chairman devon nunezbe removed, one of several democrats calling for nunez to be removed. there is quite a lot of hype being built around this. the voice on what can or can't be declassified but is expected again that he will give that okay and go back to the house and up to chairman nunez to release it and then we will find out whether he will be vindicated and americans will finally see what is in that memo. it is like waiting with baited breath. thanks. jillian: the hunters have been hunted, that message from former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force steve rogers. >> top officials running scared by what will be revealed. >> hunters have become the hunted meaning top executives of the fbi have politicized the entire investigative process. in my view and the view of a lot of law enforcement officers, manufacturing and outcome to her donald trump. they are fighting like mad to keep this memo quiet because there is going to be a domino effect that will run a chill up and down law enforcement acro

jillian: congressman devon nunez turning up the heat on the obama era officials with questions on thessier. a former doj official earlier on the show congress has a responsibility to get the truth. >> nunez has taken the logical next step. we know the steel dossier was the basis of the fisa application. that strzok -- that fisa application let a court to approve electronic surveillance or spying on the trump transition team. the next logical step is for nunez to find out what officials knew that this was paid for opposition research that had not been verified and when did they know it? frankly it is an abuse of the fisa statute opposition research to authorize spying on an american citizen. >> democrat outraged as the trump administration pushes low cost health care plans as alternatives to obamacare, allowing insurers to share sort short-term policies, benefits and lower premiums. >> folks who have been shut out of the marketplace, we need to keep working to build a system different from obamacare but while we haven't we need more political options for people. not what i tell them th

he could reign in what devon nunez is doing. what is the goal of republicans?hat are they getting out of this by going along with this memo? >> i think it's about the fact that the president's base is still extraordinarily supportive of him. and i think this is -- these are being decisions that are made out of fear of looking like you're anti-trump as a republican, and that creates problems in primaries and problems overall. so i think this is a straight up survival -- you know, it's like why do politicians act the way they act? it's about their own survival. it's always about their own survival. this is an example of it. the president's base is with him. and if you cross him, i don't care if you're paul ryan, you're in trouble. >> at this case, at the cost of the reputation of the fbi. chuck, go around the table, picks to the, super bowl, who do you got? >> who do i got? the eagles are covering, they'll probably somehow blow it at the end. >> see the look of disgust. >> todd, back me up here. in savannah. cheer for the eagles on that one. >> can i ask, willie,

. >> the chairman of the until committee, devon nunez, continued to remind americans last night why allthis matters. >> this is what the fbi used to cooperate which is very dangerous to take political dirt paid for by the hillary campaign and use it against your political opponent is open an investigation. >> we are also learning two senators sent a criminal referral to the doj regarding the author of that dossier, christopher seal. >> like something from the movies but it is actually happening. give jenkins, thank you. democrats are waging an all-out information war throwing the power of their party behind their intelligence memo, syndicated radio host mark levin is calling aniston to protect the one person no one is looking at yet, former president barack obama. >> now we know why they are fighting so hard. now we know why the praetorian guard democrat media are fighting so hard trashing devon nunez, me, you and that is. who are they trying to protect? hillary clinton, barack obama. his name never comes up. let me help everybody with this. loretta lynch knew about these warrants, yate

considering whether or not to release a controversial memo for the russia investigation written by devon nunez. in a letter last night, adam schiff accused nunez of making substantial changes to the menu -- memo before sharing it with the white house counsel. the four-page document alleges abuses by the fbi and department of justice. >> it is not about the facts, this is about a narrative that the chairman wants to put out misleading to undermine the fbi, undermine the department, and ultimately undermine bob mueller. >> the fbi is strongly advising against the release. the agency said we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy.>>> ice agents will continue to target illegal immigrants inside or near courthouses. the agency said agents will avoid arresting anyone in areas like family or small claims court. they will not arrest witnesses or victims even if they are in the country illegally. they will also avoid arresting any friends or family members of immigrants. in a statement, the chief justice of california said if followed directly

devon nunez says his committee will vote on the democrats memo once it goes through all the normal review procedures. >> all right. is the showdown over the memo unfolds, another is taking place for short-term spending bill. congress must pass a funding bill by this thursday in order to avoid another government shutdown. the issue of the dreamers remains a potential obstacle. we do have a top democrat expressing some optimism. >> there will not only be daca deal but we are working every file on telephone calls from person-to-person to try to reach this agreement. fox team coverage continues on capitol hill with more on all of this. >> immigration and at daca deal broke the shut down last month. they do not have a deal yet but they also say they are confident there will not be a shutdown. daca will expire march 5 of congress doesn't come up with an agreement, hundreds of thousands of dreamers could face deportation. they released their own immigration proposal late last month and democrats were happy. mitch mcconnell said the senate would continue working on their own bipartisan plan but l

. >> reporter: the chairman of the intel committee, devon nunez reminding americans why all of this matters this is what the fbi used to cooperated dossier which is very dangerous to take political the dirt paid by the campaign and use it against your political rival and open an investigation. >> reporter: in ohio the president says the nunez memo exposed democrats. >> did we catch them in the act or what? did we catch them in the act. they are very embarrassed. they never thought they would get caught, we caught them. the great sleuth. jillian: now we see what the president decides, it played out on twitter, the president calling shift a liar and linking -- of telling the president to turn off the tv and focus on his job. rob: democrats voted against the release of the republican memo but republicans voted for the release of the democrat memo. a sign of transparency in this issue, very interesting. following the release of the house intelligence committee memo on friday, the republican version, donald trump junior said that the memo was, quote, sweet revenge for his family and said the ent

the memo was written by republican california congressman devon nunez chairs the house intelligence committee. reportedly, the memo details what republicans say are surveillance abuses by the fbi and the justice department as part of the investigation into potential ties between russia and the 2016 trump presidential campaign. yesterday, fbi director christopher wray released a statement asking white house not to release the memo saying that there are grave concerns about its accuracy. >>> the trop administration is expected to allow 7000 syrian refugees to stay in the us for at least 18 more months under a temporary protected status program. more syrians who are trying to escape the wars of the countries will not be allowed to apply for the program. the current program was doomed to and at the end of march. >>> where learning details about the deadly crash in virginia involving a train carrying members of congress. christopher foley said the train was taking lawmakers from washington, dc to a retreat in west virginia yesterday when the train slammed into a dump truck. holy was one of two pas

concerns about the accuracy and not a immediate response from intelligence c r chairman representative devon nunez. >> turning to the forecast snow flurries fell in the region and all over winfield heights and after a few hour the snow moved out and looking ahead to the weekend we'll see a slight warm up and could be interesting super bowl sun and sky 6 hd fromall camera at lunch time and cloudy skies are hanging around the area and you need the heavy coat if you head out. meteorologist melissa magee, at the big board. interesting weather here. >> a little bit of everything and cold today and staying cold in the afternoon and into the weekend. part of the reason why it feels colder is because of the winds and peak win gusts 29 miles per hour a gust in reading of 30 miles per hour 38 miles per hour in the poconos and down in beach haven, gusting now at 30. as you factor in the northwesterly wind feeling like the teens in the i-95 metro area and 5 below if the poconos and single digits off to the north and west. and 17 in beef haven. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan street level a few level o

house intelligence chairman republican devon nunez said his committee will vote on it once democrats memo go through all the normal review procedures. >> molly in washington for more on this list bring kelly jane morrison, editor at the weekly standard thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. the point molly made at the end of the report is into the new week seems to be the question in terms of what is next. there are reports that there may be formed in memos another subject still to come but to molly's point of the question is what about the democratic memo, the so-called rebuttal? to see that at some point? it sounds like the will and there will be dueling memos back and forth over and over. the democrats have the committee has voted to not release it but that committee is controlled by republicans but it does look like there's a very real possibility that they will finally relent and let it go. president trump has to review it and make the call himself whether he will let it stand. the democrats want this memo released in the interest of transparency and fairness and that is gr

>> jason: i give a lot of credit to devon nunez. before this came up, they were barking about it. barack obama went to great lengths to laugh at mitt romney saying what a political foe this was. >> harris: if they have their eye on the next go around, do we learn anything? but do they do. i feel like it's the email phishing scams where you get the email and it says this is your cousin and i have a million dollars for you because i just married a nigerian prince, click here. they're almost sending out these feelers to everybody whether it's the clinton campaign, whether it's the trump campaign, how to insulate ourselves again. >> harris: have we learned enough to protect ourselves? >> jason: let's not kid ourselves, such as the russians. seeing a lot of classified information along the way, it's not just the russians. yes, we are still vulnerable. >> jessica: mike pompeo said just last week that we are still vulnerable and they had actually gotten into our voting systems. i'm not saying that's why she lost the election, but is a huge threat and democrats, it would be smart to make

house chairman republican devon nunez says his committee will vote on releasing the democrats' mama oncegoes through normal review procedures. >>> and immigration reform and the future of the daca program debate continues but they don't expect to have a deal by this thursday. docca has been tied to the short-term spending bill that expires on february 8. that's after daca led to a three day shutdown but lawmakers say they don't expect that to happen again. majority leader mitch mcconnell has promised to take up the immigration issue after this weekend. democrats say they are taking him at his word. >> i do see a promise by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to finally bring this critical issue that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in america finally bringing it to a full debate in the senate. >> the daca program protects almost 800,000 immigrants who came here illegally as children from deportation. the program is set to end on march 5 if congress does not come up with an agreement. >>> okay, we had just a beautiful weekend. so is that trend going to continue? met

. >> reporter: the memo written by devon nunez, a trump ally reportedly claims the fbi and the department of justice use improper surveillance on trump campaign officials. >> there's a problem with several people and some of the highest levels in the bureau. >> democrats charge the memo is an attempt to undermine special counsel robert mueller's investigation. specifically, discrediting deputy attorney general rod rosenstock who oversees the investigation.>> if he's fired, someone else takes his place, that the yes-man for the president. >> the president is expected to give the memo back to congress friday. enabling republicans on the committee to release it. >> the fbi wants the memo kept secret saying, we have grave concerns about material admissions, fundamentally impacting the memo's accuracy. >> they feel under siege. it's the tearing down of a respected institution. >> there are instances or individuals who abuse the power. it's our job in congress to shed light on it and bring transparency and accountability to this process.>> republican senator john film is one of several republic

the 2016 presidential election, democrat adam shift accused republican house intelligence chair devon nunez of altering the memo before sharing it with the allege abuses by fbi and justice department. participate in a super bowl sunday interview this year, nbc, broadcasting the game said their request for an interview was turned down,ege ia super bowl tradition over past decade last year president trump sat down with fox's bill >>> time right now 5:35.r in business news what is causing drop in office romance s. >> plus how your 401k is doing and morning market, dianne king hall joins us live from the insuring stock exchange with those inportant details, good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel and jim wall street finished slightly gh a two day skid, gains by tech co rather and strong earnings reports helped boost markets, dow jones rose a. pay pal has been dealt a blow after e bay says it is cutting corden more. on line auction site signed a deal with new primary payment processor and it is a dutch payment company and they say new system will be fully enacted by 2021. pay balance will be

republican congressman devon nunez is the man behind the memo. it alleges abuses by the fbi and department of justice. that was when they sought a surveillance warrant of a campaign official. it is clear top officials used unverified information in a court document to fuel a counterintelligence investigation during an american political campaign. democrats accused nunez and the white house of distorting the facts in the review in order to discredit robert mueller's rush investigation. >> people are playing politics and weapon rising intelligence and classified intelligence.>> it is a big deal anytime the fbi says anything like greatly concerned. >> reporter: jeff hart: >> there is something in the memo that bothers him and he feels good possibly lead to other bigger investigations. you have to remember, there is a really political hot button going on right now. >> white house initial security officials are reviewing whether or not to block the memo release. >>> our exclusive new poll shows the president is getting low marks from californians on i

are achieving the objectives of letting me put what the democrats want to answer that question is devon nunez a russian agent with yes but they know that they'll be sort of laughed off the stage for getting into conspiracy theories i've never thought this is about russia collusion which isn't even illegal if it was i simply think this is about finding a way to stop a powerful force that they can't figure out how to stop democrats in our country this was invented by them it was politically weaponized through the f.b.i. and other levels of our federal government and it's the only way they figured out how to stop or break the tie the american people have to this president. the beginning of they may or. election campaign in the japanese city of not go has again highlighted the issue of american military presence in the country japan's central government and authorities in the uk an hour where u.s. troops are currently stationed have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the northern city of not go a recent poll shows sixty three percent of voters oppose the relocation while o

devon nunez releasing that of the intelligence committee. the has hour and ten minutes said, what about that democratic memo? there is one of those that sort of counters everything in the republican memo. well, we had the house judiciary committee chairman on earlier advocating its release, too. maybe get it all cleared through committee and get the president to write off on it and let people in the daylight of day kind of decides themselves. members of the homeland security and appropriations subcommittee coming to us via skype. congressman, what do you think of that. get the democratic memo out. you've got the republican memo, let people decide. >> first of all, let me take the politics out of this. first of all, we had the fbi director, you know, the department of justice, hand picked by president trump, they're saying that they had grave concerns about the release of this first memo, number one. number two, when you provide information to the fisa court, keep in mind that those judge-- that judge or those judges are well-seasoned jurists

whether democrats want to answer that question is devon nunez a russian agent with yes but they know that they'll be sort of laughed off the stage for getting into conspiracy theories i've never thought this is about russia collusion which isn't even illegal if it was i simply think this is about finding a way to stop a powerful force that they can't figure out how to stop democrats in our country this was invented by them it was politically weaponized through the f.b.i. and other levels of our federal government and it's the only way they figured out how to stop or break the tie the american people have to this president. campaigning for the mayor. elections in the japanese city of now go has again highlighted the controversial nature of america's military presence on okinawa island japan central government and authorities in okinawa where u.s. troops are currently stationed have been in battle over the possible relocation of their base to the northern city of not go a recent poll shows sixty three percent of the voters oppose the relocation only twenty percent support the move the

devon nunez, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, he built this up to be a ground shakingthat the white house really wants to move on from this. they want to focus on the president's agenda, this memo. daniel, fascinating to speak to you, thank you very much as always. thank you. there have been chaotic scenes at a court in michigan during the sentencing of the former team doctor of the american gymnastics team, larry nassar, who's been found guilty of sexually abusing girls in his care. nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison last month, after more than 150 women testified that he had sexually abused them. for one father who had heard his three daughters tell the court how nassar had abused them, it was too much to bear. nedder towfik reports. that a girl who had larry nassar as her doctor... another family stands, like so many before them, to confront the disgraced doctor. all three of the margraves' children were sexually assaulted by larry nassar. at this final sentencing hearing, two of them, lauren and madison, speak of their grief, and their parents‘ guilt

that memo on friday written at the behest of the house intelligence committee chair republican devon nunez the memo claims the f.b.i. and the justice department abused their surveillance authority on trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign you see apparently they used the illustrious and controversial steel dossier to secure a surveillance warrant from the five the court against the trump campaign's carter page but actively chose not to disclose to the by the court that the dossier was paid for by democrats and republicans as opposites in opposition research against donald trump and had not been legitimately verified or corroborated. since the unredacted memo drop we've seen an incredible amount of teeth gnashing and sanctimonious hypocrisy by both members of the major political parties here in the states as well as current and former surveillance state icons all declaring that the memo and its release are an outright attack on our sacred law enforcement institutions namely the in jellicoe folks over at the federal bureau of investigation from john mccain tweeting that the latest atta

achieving the objectives should flatter me to let the democrats want to answer that question is devon nunez a russian agent with yes but they know that they'll be sort of laughed off the stage for getting into conspiracy theories i've never thought this is about russia collusion which isn't even illegal if it was i simply think this is about finding a way to stop by powerful force that they can't figure out how to stop democrats in our country this was invented by them it was politically weaponized through the f.b.i. and other levels of our federal government and it's the only way they figured out how to stop or break the tie the american people have to this president. still to come in the program u.s. military bases in japan are once again in focus as the city in okinawa gets ready to choose a new mayor and bring the details on that after a short break. i want to show people in russia that there is a nod their point of view of this is the goal of my complaint i know you can't win on the elections where only point it always wins for there is no thrust of talking what would be if i would win

we can now tell you what they left out devon nunez who is the republican chair of that committee fired back that this democratic memo proves absolutely nothing i would say that this we actually want to do so so this is been held up for over two weeks the f.b.i. and do j. had right away had told the democrats what was wrong with their memo or their response to our memo and they waited for two weeks before they actually did the reductions that were necessary to get this out we wanted out we wanted out because we think it is clear evidence that the democrats are not only trying to cover this up. but there are also colluding with parts of the government to help cover this up now the republicans are continuing to claim that this is part of a witch hunt into the presidency in the trunk campaign democrats on the other hand are saying that it was acting that the f.b.i. was acting responsibly and would have been remiss had it not investigated carter page now a growing number of high profile u.s. companies are cutting ties with the national rifle association following last week's shooting at a f

the president meeting with rod rosenstein yesterday, gave devon nunez some reason to feel vindicatedut lights on the motivations of democrats like adam schiff and nancy pelosi who said the president was going to fire rosenstein to create a bit of chaos. we will see how it plays out. >> the grassley memo was from 2017? >> reporter: that was last month that letter of referral but in it it addresses what happened back in march when the judiciary committee was meeting with players to arrive at the referral the day they sent for the doj on mister steele. heather: lots more to come on this. we have seen the memos and letters but the firestorm simmers down what comes next? according to fox news legal analyst greg jarrett who has been all over the story, those who swore to uphold the law could find themselves on the other side of the law. >> you need a calculator to add up all the various crimes that were committed by the department of justice and the fbi. they concealed vital facts the court, they deceived the judge in getting the warrant approved, they knew the dossier was phony, was polit

. >> devon nunez coming out swinging saying high-ranking government officials will be, quote, haulednto congress to answer the salacious dossier. he sent a questionnaire to those officials asking when they first knew about it and when they first new he got to carter page, and respond by friday, those high-ranking officials could be getting some peace. >> the bulk of the entire investigation, a flip the democrats have used over and over and always back to carter page but it wasn't until a couple weeks ago they distanced themselves from the dossier which their information they paid for. >> reporter: the investigation has entered phase 2 with the focus shifting to the state department. >> thank you very much. as todd was mentioning nothing is off the table, set to be grilled behind closed doors, trey gowdy said they expect to get some answers. >> i don't think congress ought to be limiting the scope. it has to be relevant, can't ask about something that happened in high school. democrats like to go 25 years to ask questions which we investigate what russia did, with whom did they do it,

the argument that devon nuÑez, the republican chairman of the house committee and author of this memo making is that the steel dossier is controversial and made allegations that ended up being true, such as the over arching allegation of russia tried to meddle in the election in 2016. it also included salacious claims against president trump that has not been validated and what is being argued is that the use of that still dossier as a basis for five applications to surveilled carter page was improper and abuse of power. that justcounter because that ended up happening the initial basis for the investigation does it take the rest of it illegitimate. investigationat would have happened regardless and more broadly they say the release of this memo is reckless and dangerous in the words of the senate. let's put aside whether this is accurate or inaccurate, let's talk about what is not. does this involve the moore investigation? -- mueller investigation? >> this is about the counterintelligence investigation that happened. once the intelligence agencies and government found that russia wa

here is what devon nunez had to say in response to the statement.ving stonewalled congress's demand for information for nearly a year no surprise the fbi and doj issue objections to allowing the american people to see information related to surveillance abuses of these agencies, do you think this is just another effort to stonewall? >> no. it is an effort, you pair down something to four pages and omit key facts you can make it say whatever you want to to say. you can do that and i think the fbi is saying when the american public doesn't have the full totality of all of the fact if we release a four page memo i'm all for that, let's also release the pfizer application, let's release the woods review file that goes with it that backs every factual assertion in the affidavit. let's release the contents of what the pfizer warrant is gleaning during the investigation, let's see the totality of everything and then the american public, you and me and the second balcony at the state of the union, americans who deserve to hear the truth can know everything.

. >> devon nunez told radio host hugh hewitt he is considering calling supreme court chief justice johnerts to testify before congress about pfizer abuses. take a listen. >> the chief justice appoints the pfizer judges. have you had a chance to chat with him or any of the pfizer judges about what went on at the pfizer court with regard to the page application. >> this is something we grappled with through this investigation. our next step over the courts is to make them aware that they, if they're not aware already that this happened by watching the news so we will be sending a letter to the court. if somehow this case ends up at the supreme court, somehow, someway, by sending a letter to roberts, do you conflict the court. >> joining me now is chief political correspondent byron york. kind of an interesting suggestion on the part of nunez, and it does get complex because you have this very important separation of branches of government for the congress to be demanding something of the justices might be difficult. >> it is. there is separation of powers issues, there's the existence of

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. >> reporter: devon nunez saying high-ranking government officials would be, quote, halt into congress publicly for salacious and unverified antitrust dossier. he said a questionnaire about the dossier to those officials when they first knew about it and when they first knew it was used to spy on carter page. if they don't respond by friday they could get subpoenas. >> the bulk of the entire investigation democrats have used over and over again, back to carter page. a couple weeks ago they distanced themselves from the dossier which was the information they paid for. >> reporter: the investigation led by nunez entered phase 2 with the focus to the state department, who knows how many phases there are. jillian: the supreme court, the nation's top court refusing to decide if donald trump haps plan to seal the program next month is legal, kicking the case back to the lower courts to decide. >> we tried to get it moved quickly because we want to help daca but everyone in this room wants to help daca but the supreme court ruled it has to go through the normal channels so it is going back in

a fraction of the story is being told in order support devon nunez's narrative that the fbi abused theveillance techniques on the trump campaign officials. >> we appreciate that, thank you. >> this is not about transparency. this is an effort to weapon eyes classified information for political gain and expediency. another senator says, " it's poorly sourced and clearly biased. it's difficult to come up with any rational reason for its release. ">> i asked margaret brennan if the dispute would worsen the divide between the president and the fbi? >> the rank and file fbi has been hurting from the comments made with new -- what is new here, the president is at odds. he hand-picked and nominated the fbi director. this is putting the director in a difficult position. >> margaret brennan will have more on this on face the nation right here on kpix5 on sunday. >>> more secrets revealed at the state capitol in sacramento. a list naming names. current stay lawmakers -- current state lawmakers accused of sexual misconduct. some dating back as far as a decade. >> reporter: compiled and 57 heavily

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i'm certainly not a fan of devon nunez, but i do air on the side of transparency. >> absolutely. the democratic memo, i'm willing to make a production that they will look like it was something that was cobbled together from the front page of the huffington post. it will just be the rebuttal we have already seen. it's in no way shape or form going to add to the information. there won't be additional stuff that comes from it because they would have to release more classified information. they were complaining last time about stuff that wasn't classified. they were lying, so is the d.o.j. we have a lot of people who don't want to get to the fact and that's becoming increasingly apparent which should let us know that they've got something to hide. >> absolutely. it's incredibly problematic. president obama said he knew nothing about it, he was not involved in any way with the department of justice and fbi and feel like it doesn't matter which party, they had all been lying to us in the question is why. why are they lying? are they hiding something or just trying to prove they can lie

they came out swinging today against the community chairman, devon nunez.t nancy pelosi called for his removal as chairman. the committee made a secret at its under house arrest, disqualifying at the. the republicans backing him over the memo and the importance of shining a light at the fbi. they say that the democrats are on the losing end of the argument. pick out substantial changes have been made. a grammatical change. one word here or there. i can say that i had a lake leny conversation. he stands by the memo, and i stand by him to actually inform the american people. >> and that is a five day waiting period for the presiden president. reporting on my own, and that is john roberts of the white house. it will be released sometime this week here. >> harris: we appreciated here. now, my first guest says that the memo contains every relevant fact. he was one of the first lawmakers urging for it to be released. it sits on the house intelligence committee. you know, nancy pelosi and others, democrats across the political aisle are saying that perhaps this me

memo about the russia investigation, could happen today, four page memo by california congressman devon nunez details suspect because of governmental surveillance programs during 2016 election. the president believes the memo will prove the russia investigation is a witch hunt. the fbi opposes release, expressing concerns about accuracy. democrats called it an attempt to and mind the special counsel's investigation. >>> there is a sheriff's deputy in san bernardino, california being investigated after video surfaced what many considered to be excessive force, take a look, deputy on the right, is accused of kicking the head of that handcuffed suspect. there they are making this arrest, 21 year-old suspect right there, you can see it, right there the deputy has been put on administrative leave as for suspect he was arrested for resisted a red and released. >>> shooting at a middle school was unintentional. police arrested a 12 year-old girl for negligent discharge of a firearm. the shooting yesterday morning critically injured one classmate and hurt several others, a 15 year-old boy, most serio

republican house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez reactioned to the news moments after thenk it is clear evidence that the democrats are not only trying to cover this up, but they're also colluding with parts of the government to help cover this up. >> reporter: the top democrat on the intelligence committee disagrees speaking earlier this month shive said the counter mammo was important to set the record straight. >> we think this will help n the public of the many distortions and inn act kuras cease in the majority memo. >> reporter: democrat memo found that the fbi and justice department had already started an investigation into the trump came ties to russia long before they received a hillary clinton campaign funded dossier. but republicans claim that document was actually used to acquire and execute surveillance warrants on trump aid carter page. >> they're advocating it's okay for the fbi and doj to use political dirt paid for by one campaign and use it against the other campaign. >> reporter: president trump also weighing in on the democrat's memos release tweeting t

yesterday devon nunez repeated his allegation that the fbi spied on carter page. the democratic memo details allegations that russia tried to recruit page as a spy. page calls the memo misinformation and a smear campaign. democrats had a similar reaction to a gop memo, a controversial memo released on the same issue. >>> president trump is responding to that democratic memo with a tweet. it says it's a total political and legal bust and it confirms all the terrible things that were done. >>> overcoming the odds. two people facing medical challenges are honored for the success they've achieved with the help from horses. those horses are the key to the therapy provided at the pegasus riding academy. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas introduces us to charlotte and rashean. >> there's something about the horses at the pegasus therapeutic riding academy that has students at the field camp beating the odds. >> when i ride my horse, i feel free to be myself, which is not true necessarily in other environments. >> charlotte has cerebral palsy and has been riding for more than

also issue a statement, clarifying the omissions that may have occurred that they are accusing devon nunez of making. we are all for transparency. >> buck: they are just the thing they are not going to fast-track it. they wanted to go to the exact same process. before they are done -- >> harris: we are looking for clarity and transparency. there is now this back and forth. the white house is involved. we knew that this would happen, did anyone think that nothing would be going on with the white house? they have every right to ask the questions. christopher ralph can get on board. he has seen it's on sunday. and the doj as well. they can say this is the application and maybe some of that will happen, we don't know what happened behind the scenes. the president said on a hot mic right after the state of the union that he had the intention of releasing it. 100%. >> jessica: i wouldn't just add that the president truly wanted to come out, because many have seen it, and he hopes -- speech you more than 70% want to see the release. in fact, when you break down the polling, and we would expect 80

. >> reporter: the so-called nunez memo written by republican congressman devon nunez details suspectedse of government surveillance programs during the 2016 election. the white house says, it is under going a final national security review before its declassified. democrats who drafted their own memo are striking back. according to the top democrat on the house intelligence committ committee, republicans secretly made changes to their version of the memo which would disqualify its release under house rules. is some say the release of this memo could affect robert mueller's russia investigation. given its focus on the fbi's top brass. but today republican leaders said the memo's release is about government regulation. >> this memo not indictment of the fbi, of the department of justice. it does not impugn the mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. what it is, is the congress' legitimate function of oversig oversight. >> reporter: another question remains. the future of fbi director christopher wray. sources have told fox news wray has pushed back several times about dee c

intelligence chair devon nunez authorized the memo. >> i have an obligation to the american people whene. the american citizens that are represented before this court have to be protected. >> reporter: chairman nunez said he did not coordinate with the white house or president trump lawyers in anyway on the release of the memo. democrats say that the memo is a partisan effort to damage the credibility of the fbi and under mine special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. intelligence committee's top democrat says fbi had revealed steele political ties this wasn't about oversight, this is about telling a political story that is helpful to the president. >> reporter: democrats have a counter memo, white house indicated it would be willing to work with congress for that document's release. moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> wall street has its war week in two years after the market takes a triple digit hit, fears of inflation scared investors and that led to a broad sell off, even with the drop though the major u.s. indexes are up more than 3 percent so far this year. >>