georgia representative doug collins, you remember him, of course, during the impeachment hearings. r stage in a lot of ways. some republican leaders are warning that collins is putting their senate majority at risk now by running against kelly loufler appointed to that position by governor kemp. some accuse collins of acting in his own selfish interests, worried that the gop could lose the senate seat. oh, boy, there's a lot there, isn't there? i want to bring in host of "political rewind" and producer with georgia public broadcasting. doug collins appeared to be a real star in the house, particularly during the impeachment proceedings. so why in the world would there be this gop wave to say uh-uh, stay where you are? >> that's exactly why georgia republicans are very upset about right now. the simple story, as you point out, governor kemp had an opportunity to fill a vacant senate seat. doug collins wanted that appointment badly and so did many conservatives in the party because, you're right, collins was a star for trump during the impeachment hearings. kemp went another direction

the field to help us get there tonight, republican congress manage jim jordan, mark meadows and doug collins. as well as senator tom cotton and kim letter by strassel from the "wall street journal." and trump campaign manager brad

the president told reporters that he is considering doug collins or the dni job.t's another staunch loyalist, who we got to know during the impeachment hearings. what's your reaction? >> well, sclielightly better th grin nell. grinnell has said he's not taking the position, keeping his ambassadorship in germany. doug collins, he's a former pastor and a lawyer, he ascended to the top of judiciary with a barking dog attitude and support of trump. he has been out there, he has a recurring role on fox where he just berates democrats. not someone that you would feel confident would view or interpret intelligence in a way that would be fair or objective for the president. i'm not surprised by that. i think we're at the stage now where we know what's going on with the intelligence community, donald trump wants his puppets in and he's going to try to get them in. i think doug collins is likely to get confirmed because he was the head of house judiciary, some intelligence background. and on the politics side, not a pro at, but it does take him out of the running for the se

there tonight, republican congress manage jim jordan, mark meadows and doug collins. as well as senator tom cotton and kim letter by strassel from the "wall street journal." and trump campaign manager brad pasd --.i want to take this oppy to thank our friends, specifically democrats nancy pelosi, adam schiff, jerry nadler and the whole unhinged lot of them for guaranteeing the reelection of president donald john trump in 2020. their nonstop hate, hypocrisy and hysteria has so exhausted us that we honestly can't wait to the re-elect him again. their political stunts have been

listen, i just remember doug collins.king so fast during the impeachment hearings, and i was like, wait, what did this guy just say? seriously, a lot of people agree with that. harry, juliette just mentioned this and i want you to elaborate more. does it feel like he's trying to change the president's apparatus from the top town? >> look, not just the intelligence apparatus, the department of justice, the judiciary, the jury system, anyone who testifies. but as juliette indicated, it's especially irresponsible to try to have that same autocratic approach when you're talking about the intelligence community. these guys, they're the coin of the realm is giving it to him straight and collins is someone who has proven that he will give it to him the way trump wants to hear it, which is, you know, could well be the exact opposite of the way the intelligence actually points. so that's one of the last positions you want an arch partisan in, but that's the way we're going. i mean, he seems to since the impeachment be taking a gia

in the case of doug collins, doug collins wants to win a senate seat from georgia. i think he think that's a better long-term play than serving in the administration in this role and the administration like to get him out of the way because mitch mcconnell wants doug collins out of that race, they have an incumbent appointed senator who they're trying to get re-elected. but this is a case where the president does not welcome attention to the fact that russia prefers him over a potential democrat. as they did in 2016, they helped him win in 2016 and the information as vivian indicated, there is some conflict now in the reporting about exactly how specific the information that was given to members of congress was, how solid it is. but it would not -- should not surprise anyone, kate, to expect that russia in fact does want donald trump who has fostered their overarching goals of dividing the western alliance, weakening nato, expanding russian influence in places like the middle east. >> especially, and look no further than the president's own public comments, time and

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joining me on a first on fox business interview today, congressman doug collins.be with you. maria: congratulations to you, what an honor to have this distinction that president trump would like you to be the new head of the dn. >> it is humbling. it's a amazing to have the president think that much of you, to mention my name among others to be this position. let me tell you right now, i know the problems in the intelligence committee. it's not a job they that would interest he me, not one that i would accept. i'm running a senate race in georgia. they know i'm a supporter of the president. i'm running against a senator that decided to support the president four weeks before the appointment. the seat could be in jeopardy because of the flaws she has. i'm a supporter of this president. i'll continue to fight for this president. the intelligence community has to get right. i'm sure the president will pick somebody appropriate for the job. maria: kelly loffers is the senator you've referred to. what will you do to win the senate seat, given the fact you've got the go

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because doug collins is ahead in most private polling in the senate race in georgia. republicans want kelly lefler, largely perhaps because she says she's going to put in 20 million of her own dollars into this race. but doug collins said no, i'd rather be a senator, thank you very much. to tie this all together. the president had political professionals in the white house that would have prevented that. a lot of those people have left and now he's stuck making the instance where he's flatly embear bearsed when he says someone might take a job they have no interest in. >> and rick grenell is going to take the acting intelligence director. here's what susan rice had to say about him. >> it's not just he has no preparation, background or knowledge to do this. the problem is he's dishonest p i've ever encountered. i'm not using this language lightly. he is a hack. and that's all he's ever been. and he has been put in that job for one reason only, which is to turn this [ inaudible ] >> that audio was hard to hear. that's susan rice, former national security adviser for pr

judge jeanine: joining snow now with more, jim jordan, mark meadows, and doug collins.you feel like it's almost over or do you feel like it's going to go on and on. that was so much like the parody he ran in the house. this guy is making up stuff. he's so over the edge. i'll start with you, congressman mark meadows. does he need a lobotomy or what? >> adam schiff not once but dozens of times making up fiction tall narratives that he's -- fiction tall narratives he's trying to sell to the american people and they are not buying it. he will do it in his closing remarks monday, then they will start all over again because they only know how to do one thing, and that's impugn the reputation of this president and try to replace their will for the will of the american people. judge jeanine: congressman collins, schumer said it's not a real acquittal without witnesses. what do you say to senate. >> it's just a joke. you look at the process we came through. they brought 17-0 witnesses and withheld one transcript. they never had a fair process. for them to have the audacity to sa

lindsey graham joining us, next up, doug collins is here.told the president thanks but no thanks. he does not want the director of national intelligence job. find out why as we look ahead, next. ♪ 's take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. will will will know this breaking news after congressman doug collins told me on friday, on foxbusiness, mornings with maria, he would not accept the job of the white house director of national intelligence. watch. >> it's amazing to have the president think that much of you want to mention my name to be in this position but i know the problems but this is not a job that is an interest to me. one i want, i'm running it down here. everybody knows i'm support the president. >> here's more, the ranking member on house judiciary committee, welcome. thank you for being here. what did you tell the president this weekend? >> it was a conversation just confirmi

. >>> prum now says he's considering congressman doug collins of georgia to become the permanent director of national intelligence. collins was a staunch defender of the president during the impeachment proceedings. he could face some of the same criticism that's been raised about richard grenell, little to no intelligence experience. he was directly involved in efforts to discredit the effort russia interfered in 2016. >> with the nevada caucuses set for tomorrow bernie sanders is emerging in the polls. there are lingering questions whether his rivals would unite around him if he is the nominee. but the vermont senator is confident he would have the backing of at least one democrat, barack obama. >> i'm not going to tell you he and i are best friends, but we're friends. and i have talked to him on and off during the last five years. >> sanders and obamahole their disagreements on some big issues but he says the support is necessary for any democrat to beat trump. the president is holding a rally in las vegas tonight. now looming big money ad buys in super tuesday states along with almost

donald trump considering doug collins to be the director of national intelligence.s week the president in us ambassador to germany richard brunel as acting director. we are one day from the nevada caucuses but after the disaster in iowa they are not promising same day results this time around, talks a brokered convention growing matter. can democratic voters trust their own party to nominate the candidate they vote for? here to debate attorney and former bush administration advisor adultoh franco and kathy carew. bernie sanders on delegates and the vote. listen. >> the process includes 500 superdelegates on the second battle. i think the will of the people, the person with the most votes. heather: what do you think of this? can voters trust the process? >> not after iowa, i don't think anyone trust the process. no one is trusting the government in general these days. trusting anyone at this point, i am sorry, even they know, they are making the standards a really low. heather: they will not use the same apps they did in iowa but they are not making any promises. we

. >> doug collins also thinking about running for the senate. the president mentioned last night he's thinking about doug collins for that position. it's not final. he said there are other names he's considering. but the clock is ticking here. i don't mean to bore anyone but there's something called the vacancy act. that only allows richard grenell to be acting through mid-march. if he does not make someone else then, he can make richard grene grenell stay there longer as the senate fights this out. one person we haven't heard from all of this, senator richard burr from north carolina. remember last time when the president nominated john ratcliff before the mcguire got the position. burr made it overly known that he's not excited. we still need the senate. we'll see to what extent doug collins passes muster there. >> thank you. david ignatius, this is a president who of course in the past has taken the word of vladimir putin and an exkgb agent over his own intel agency when it comes to russian's election interference. but he's backed down and al

. ♪ >> sean: congressman doug collins sent down chill and he suggests that fox news, the proberh willcriminal charges on fox news contributor sara carter with the latest. if i hear we are closer. >> we are closer, the big issue here tonight, whether or not the grand jury has been convened and sources that i've been speaking to that john durham has been very quiet about this and that there's a grand jury that has been convened and nobody in washington, d.c., actually has knowledge of that. period of the most thing is right now, that john durham will probably be more than likely not issuing a report. it will lead to an indictment into only coming from congressman doug collins, and sources within the community that say because of the criminal probe, because he has the authority to investigate, that's what he will do. it is patients now in washington, d.c., as things come to ahead, we are looking at probably in the spring or early summer before anything is announced.is if >> sean: we get a leaks about grand jury's, that's the difference between horowitz and jerome. >> that's right, a lot

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jillian: donald from considering doug collins as director of national intelligence.acting director. rob: wild west showdown in nevada donald trump landing in las vegas ahead of a rally, democrats making a final push ahead of tomorrow's big caucus. jillian: donald trump blasting the handling of the roger stone case saying he could be exonerated. he was sentenced to 3 years in prison for lying to congress and witness tampering. rob: the president is weighing a potential pardon. >> reporter: roger stone walked out of the courthouse free, at least for now. he sentenced to 3 years 4 months in prison for lying to congress and witness tampering but he is out on bond because judge jackson on his request for a new trial. jackson was blunt when describing stone's conduct noting even supporters described him as a bareknuckle brawler who engaged in political dirty tricks. she included that stone's, quote, under disrespectful rule of law was deserving of punishment. >> i want to see it play out to its fullest because roger has a very good chance of exoneration. >> reporter: donal

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joining me now, one of the lawmakers who grilled the fbi had, congressman doug collins. at all convinced of the fbi is doing enough to make sure what happened before doesn't happen again? >> i think we started to scratch the surface but even today, though, i believe he is put into a very bad situation but the problem is he only took the recommendations and hasn't really went further. in his credit they have removed the senior leadership. all those were in the cross fire were gone but those that were below him as he talked about many times, they really weren't going any further about that so i think there's a lot more to be done and especially the carter page fisa, i asked him repeatedly, he just wouldn't answer the questions. he would say, but the did admito look at it but they didn't done anything with it. >> laura: when an american citizen is final, his life is turned upside down, he is called a russian spy, probably can't get a job, his job was ruined, carter page, not even talking with the president, i'm talking about carter page. there's no accountability, some peop

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now doug collins said on another network this morning he doesn't want the job. he wants the senate seat open in georgia. that's a tough interparty fight there. what does it tell you that the president is eyeing him for this? >> i think the president's reaction to this is fairly predictable. we've seen this happen before. whenever talk of russia getting involved in the election comes up, the president takes it intensely personally and sees it through the lens of his own election and questions about legitimacy of that, of his victory. so that's a well-known fact here in washington and probably across a lot of the country, too. and it's so well known that we even reported in "the new york times" that some of the briefers, people in the intelligence committee, later said to the briefers that they should have delivered the message perhaps a little less bluntly knowing that, of course, it was likely to leak because a lot of things from congress leak out and that was likely to trigger the president as dana said earlier in the program. so i don't think his reaction is p

president trump said he was considering doug collins for the director of' national intelligence. the senate and the apparently wanting to take a little pressure off the senate race where he does pose a strong strong threat to the establishment choice which is none other than senator kelly lovkelkelly loeffler *. no secret as to why the national republican senatorial committee condemned collins when he announced he was running for senate. loeffler * and her husband contribute $1.5 million to a mitt romney super back in his presidential run. and of course congressman collins did as well in the house. but there is a vote and then there is a vote. america's longest war may be nearing an end tonight. general jack keane joins us tonight with more on that. also, how the white house is planning to continue this country's communications dominance or the likes of one huawei. china's entry into the competition. we'll take that and more with the president's top economic advisor, larry kudlow. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ah

expected to remain in that position temporarily and trump says he's considering naming congressman doug collins as a permanent successor but collins says he's not interested is not a job that does it interests me here time is not one that i would say that because i'm running a senate race down here in georgia floating collins for the job was widely seen as a way for the president to avoid choosing sides in a heated georgia republican senate primary with collins out of the running trump now says he has 4 great candidates under consideration. but he declined to name them. that was kaitlan collins reporting some republicans have been pushing back by the way on that intelligence briefing that indicates russia is working to get trump reelected coming up and international rescue flight from the middle east to the bay area peninsula group save the lives of dozens of animals last summer. earning on that eclair. don't touch it! don't touch it yet! let me get the big one. this one? no! this one? yes! no... the big one! they're all the same size! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. let me get t

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and congressman doug collins' name was floated as somebody reportedly that the president wanted. this morning, congressman collins said on a different morning show that he is not interested in that job. thanks, but no thanks. what does that tell you? >> yeah, alisyn, look, you know, doug collins, who i don't know terribly well, but he's been an attack dog for president trump in the impeachment hearings, ambassador grenell who i don't know very well but is known primarily for being an extraordinarily aggressive defender of the president, those two have that come common. the other thing they have in common, and i don't line this as a slight because this is true of most people, is precisely zero experience with the intelligence community. and we need to grapple with that. what does it mean that, for the most sensitive, possibly the most important overseeing lethal activities, overseeing classified activities, overseeing dangerous activities, the president is considering people, and again, this is not a personal slight at either one of them, who have precisely zero experience with th

features with the big show this week and my guess is we california congressman debbie nunez and doug collinsow live, sundays 10:00 a.m. eastern on fast news. start smart every weekday for mornings with maria. hope you will start your day with us every weekday 69:00 a.m. eastern. have a great west of your weekend have it great weekend thanks for joining it. see you next time. ♪ ♪ . gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. it was truly a historic week in america for only the third time ever the senate voted weather to remove a sitting president and as predicted the democrats impeachment failed is all but one republican, mitt romney, stood by president trump. that came less than a day after the state of the union speech was remarked on more for the rancor show nancy pelosi than the content of the president's message itself. and on monday, we had the first official

president trump first telling reporters he was considering a political ally republican congressman doug collins of georgia prominent at the impeachment hearings but now collins saying he's not interested, wanting to run for the senate instead and there may be more vacancies to fill with more top intelligence officials telling nbc news they will quit if the president's political allies take over >> andrea, i realize this is just breaking but what are some discussions about the potential impact on the bernie sanders' campaign >> reporter: lester, on the one hand, it could help sanders who has been suggesting some of his aggressive followers are part of a russian campaign on the other hand, it could help the president whose campaign believes sanders would be a weaker nominee if he gets the nomination, less able to attract some moderate republicans who don't like the president lester >> all right andrea mitchell tonight, thank you. >>> a major reversal this evening by billionaire michael bloomberg now agreeing to release female employees that made allegations against him from non-disclosure agreeme

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features with the big show this week and my guess is we california congressman debbie nunez and doug collinsive, sundays 10:00 a.m. eastern on fast news. start smart every weekday for mornings with maria. hope you will start your day with us every weekday 69:00 a.m. eastern. have a great west of your weekend have it great weekend thanks for joining it. see you next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ "bohemian rhapsody" there. from all over the political spectrum declaring this trumps best week everywhere. capping it off with a blockbuster. blue-collar boom continues. thank you for joining us. joining me on the panel, adam. gary b smith and john burnett. >> we just came out with fantastic jobs numbers. 200 30,000 or something there about. which was much higher than

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upheld its card version and republicans say repealing it now is a national security >>republican doug collins says mocrats have the wrong and fellow republican andy biggs says even though president tru campaigned on a promise to ban muslims. he says the current policy doesn't target any group there's no mention of religion. >>for reigious test in any of the. >>proclamations democrats admit if the bill passes the house it's likely to fail in the republican led senate in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>in southern california, another horse as suddenly died at santa anita park, the track's website says the 6 year-old died saturday during training. cause of the deaths so far unknown. around 40 horses have died at that park is santa anita since december of 2018 the track made a number of changes since then to try to increase for safety. an investigation showed there is no indication of animal cruelty or criminal activities. we have some pretty fun video now to show you tonight take a look somebody captured this video look at that gray whale and dolphins swimming together off the california coast. t

maybe by doug collins right afterwards.ve: pretty messy right now down in georgia with the senate race. that would help the republican party if doug collins got that job. brian: he has a military background, too. lisa: if the alleged concern is undermining americans' faith in electoral system. maybe don't call for the abolishment of the electoral college. maybe if you are nancy pelosi's daughter don't lead the charge in -- those undermine america's faith in the system. brian: ticked off about this whole thing. trey gowdy understands it. he was on with ed henry who filled in for martha last night. >> i don't know anyone who really thinks that russia prefers donald trump to win over comrade sanders. i don't know a soul that really thinks russia wants donald trump to be the president instead of the guy that hon honey honey a monday in russia. is this the intelligence community that libya. and promise you had weapons of mass destruction and same intelligence community that relied on the dossier? they gather information and they

doug collins said he believes the john durham investigation into the origins of the trump russia hoaxhe fisa abuse will lead to criminal charges. i personally doubt that have much. what do you think? >> i think it's warranted, based on the information we have already seen and already know. my greatest hope is attorney general barr. he has been the ray of hope and light so far. i don't believe director wray, the fbi director, is a reformer. but between durham and barr it's our best hope. but i don't know. let's think about this, greg. the inspector general made a cripplele mall referral on the deputy assistant director and laid out the case, and it was rejected. the guy was taking money. he was going to dinners. he took sealed court documents and gave them to the media and they didn't prosecute him. when you have a simple easy case like that and you don't prosecute, what about something else? >> even the guy who literally altered documents. i bet you he's going to skate, too. that's my prediction. that's how it's going at the doj. there is no "j" in justice. florida bystanders were in

president trump said he was considering doug collins for the director of' national intelligence. the senate and the apparently wanting to take a little pressure off the senate race where he does pose a strong strong threat to the establishment choice which is none other than senator kelly lovkelkelly loeffler *. no secret as to why the national republican senatorial committee condemned collins when he announced he was running for senate. loeffler * and her husband contribute $1.5 million to a mitt romney super back in his presidential run. and of course congressman collins did as well in the house. but there is a vote and then there is a vote. america's longest war may be nearing an end tonight. general jack keane joins us tonight with more on that. also, how the white house is planning to continue this country's communications dominance or the likes of one huawei. china's entry into the competition. we'll take that and more with the president's top economic advisor, larry kudlow. ♪ ♪ you work hard for your money. stretched days for it. ♪ ♪ juggled life for it. ♪ ♪ took charge fo