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he is representative doug collins. we well well come him back.se judiciary, we love having you on. your take on this fight. >> the take on the fight, the justice department is right and the judge is wrong. amazing the judge would put his life and career fighting something that should have been settled several weeks ago. i think the justice department's brief laid it out clearly. he cannot play the judge, prosecutor, special projects inquiry, how he wants to call it this is a problem because the flynn case shows the tip of the spear of the corruption involved in doj. i'm glad to see them moving forward to dismiss this case. i look forward even more forward to the actually prosecuting those who were responsible for getting us to that point. elizabeth: you know, critics say, you know, we broke the news when the transcripts of the flynn phone call with the russian ambassador were declassified. what was your reaction when you saw what the controversy here and stance crypts were, that he understood, he thought russians might wish to retaliate for the o

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. >>> georgia representative doug collins is calling for an independent prosecutor in the rayshard brooksng the fulton county district attorney of making a politically-motivated decision to charge the officers involved in the death of rayshard brooks in a wendy's drive-through last week. cnn's natasha chen joining us now from atlanta. so natasha, what more are you learning? >> garrett rolfe who has been charged with 11 counts including felony murder, he is spending the weekend in bail, no bond. we're learning more about his past as well, the atlanta police department released records showing that he had some citizen complaints against him dating back to 2015, several of them. those incidents are marked with notes saying that no action was taken. there was a 2016 use of force complaint for which he got a written reprimand the year after. >> reporter: former atlanta police officer garrett rolfe waived his first court appearance on friday and is held without bond. this comes one week after he fired the shots that killed 27-year-old rayshard brooks at a wendy's drive-through, a drive-through

doug collins is calling for an independent prosecutor. that the district attorney rushed to charge the officers involved to score political points for his upcoming election. we should note that collins also has an upcoming election. he's running for senate. cnn's natasha chen is in atlanta as people are beginning to line up to offer condolences. they are also watching closely how this case is being handled, natasha. >> reporter: right, jake. the people who lined up here this afternoon told us that they really are here to support the family and obviously pay their respects to rayshard brooks. but they are also highly concerned about police reform. they lined up outside just a couple hours after the hearse came through here and arrived at the church. we have video of that to show you, closely followed by rayshard brooks' family. there was a sign with rayshard brooks' photo. and the words "killed in atlanta 2020." this part may be hard to see. but in the background of that sign was a faint image of a police badge. you mentioned representativ

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. >> one, sir, is the politics, doug collins, a congressman from georgia, republican, had this to sayut your and your handling of the case. >> you cannot prosecute cases until the investigation is over. you don't do it for politics. your job is to find justice for everyone, not race, not class, not anything else. >> so that's collins. plus the gbi saying, gee, we were surprised charges came down here, we weren't even done investigating. the suggestion from that becomes howard is in a tough campaign, he's playing politics with his prosecution. your response, sir. >> well, first of all, chris, as you know doug collins is the ninth congressional representative, not the representative from fulton county. i think you're also aware that his opponents have spent a lot of time talking about his weak law and order record. i guess what congressman collins believes is by coming to atlanta and attacking me and showing his support for the atlanta police union, i think he believes it wipes out his record as a criminal defense attorney representing child molesters and defendants involved with domest

doug collins will walk us through it will become right back.se are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com maria: welcome back in the midst of the pandemic and nationwide protests, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler is focusing on investigating the trump administration. attorney general william barr two. he is more concerned about going after the president and serving the american people. joining me as republican congressman doug collins of georgia who sits on the house judiciary committee. it is great to have you. it is great to have you join us. you've had quite a week. before we get into this week i want to ask a sp

>> well, first of all, chris, as you know, doug collins is the ninth congressional representative, notpresentative for fulton county. >> mm-hmm. >> i think you're also aware that his opponents have spent a lot of time talking about his weak law and order record, and i guess what congressman collins believes is by coming to atlanta and attacking me and showing his support for the atlanta police union, i think he believes it wipes out his record as a criminal defense attorney representing child molesters and defendants involved with domestic violence cases. i think his remarks were just way off the bean and i think they were clearly political because as you know, congressman collins is running for the u.s. senate. >> but does your campaign have anything to do, in your mind or your heart, with how you're doing your job? >> no. i think if you look at the record that that is absolutely erroneous. this will mark the 40th case that we have prosecuted involving police officers. this is the ninth case that involves a homicide. also, chris, this is the fourth case that we have asked for an arres

. >> representative doug collins says the charges are a political decision and not a legal one.asha chen with the latest. >> reporter: former atlanta police officer garrett rolfe waived his first appearance in court on friday and is being held without bond. he fired shots that killed 27-year-old rayshard brooks at a wendy's drive through, a drive through filled with other people including families with children. >> i approached the car and i got out to kind of assess and talk with the other people who were in the drive through, you know, the people behind me. did they shoot him? this deshoot him? >> reporter: these witnesses say they saw rayshard brooks having a long civil conversation with police before they heard tasers and bullets. >> i heard screaming not again, not again. they keep doing this. >> reporter: the fulton county district attorney filed 11 charges against garrett rolfe and three other charges against devin bronsan. >> critics think that you overcharged here. >> well, i think that's untrue but we did based upon the evidence, don, we had an opportunity to speak wit

today georgia republican representative doug collins renewed his call for an independent d.a.since howard is in the middle of a runoff election. he's accusing him of politicizing it. meantime, in an interview in february rayshard brooks talked about serving one year in jail for a domestic-related charge in 2014. he was put on probation, and in this interview brooks speaks candidly about how difficult it was to get a steady job with a record and what it was like to be trapped in the criminal justice system. >> that's a hard feeling to stomach, you know, with you going out and you're trying, and by you having this so-called record, you know, it's hindering us from going out in public to, you know, try and provide for ourselves as far as getting a job and getting ourselves back on track. >> reporter: brooks leaves behind a wife and four children, three daughters and a stepson. clark university, clark atlanta university announcing they're giving $600,000 worth of scholarships to brooks' four children, and the public viewing of rayshard brooks is tomorrow at 3:00. a private funeral

get to the bottom of this because people need in going to vote republican georgia congressman doug collins says he wants to know why the machines were tested sooner before thousands showed up to polling locations unable to cast a ballot most of the state of georgia as they voted with no problem the lawmakers tell me there's already an investigation into what went wrong. but democrats say they believe it was deliberate what we saw in georgia the other day. the shameful on thursday democratic house speaker nancy pelosi said there's a history of voter suppression in georgia jon ossoff was on the ballot tuesday. there's no question that this was voter suppression. >>look where there were 6 our lines all soft says the majority of problems were in low income black communities. >>he's calling on georgia secretary of state to take responsibility acknowledging failures and making changes also office set to face purdue this november, georgia officials promised to fix the problems by then reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>and the year's nba superstar lebron james is partnering with other bl

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two quickly in the deadly police shooting outside of wendy's police restaurant 10 days ago and doug collins going georgia state attorney to step into the case. >> let me just say what has happened has been wrong. it is time for the district attorney and fulton county to step aside and have someone and to allow the attorney general to appoint an independent prosecutor. >> former atlanta police officer garrett ross faces felony murder charges. devin brosnan faces a lesser charge. prosecutors say it rayshard brooks was shot twice in the back during a struggle with police officers following his d.u.i. arrest. >>> an investigation underway into a shooting that killed one person injured in the love and others in minneapolis. the shooting happened just after midnight on sunday in an area known as uptown. several people started shooting and continued firing as people scattered and ran. bystanders worked with police to help the people who had been shot. >>> humanity showed itself last night. we had our police officers who were responding very courageously into the sound of shots fired and they worke

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so let's bring in congressman doug collins, a republican member of the house judiciary committee.et's get to what the president did yesterday at st. john's church but let's start with the fact that this long statement, several paragraphs that i read a couple times last night, and i saw no mention of violence. i saw no mention of violence. why are they not calling out the rioters? >> that's a great question for the media to ask them, why were they not calling out police officers to be shot? change needs to happen, and you cannot call antifa and agitators and anarchy who are in the middle of these peaceful protests that i've made them into something that's damaging. what's damaging to our culture is people who do not feel safe on the seat streets, people want to use the death of someone to go in and steal something. that never should be allowed. where is their outrage there instead of their rage in the >> "the washington post" kind of getting into a narrative that many in the media are pushing right now about yesterday and what happened in lafayette park. the post saying the verdict

now for republicans, doug collins writes 2 million. apparently, that's all it took for john bolton to sell off what little credibility he had left, referring to his book deal and rand paul of kentucky, if nothing else, donald trump deserves a gold medal for exposing the war kau led by john bolton. always a very stupid and dangerous idea. some reaction on capitol hill. now on this idea of testifying in the impeachment proceedings, mr. bolton writes in the excerpt on "the wall street journal's" website, this is not in the hard copy this morning, he says this. that these and innumerable other conversations formed a pattern of unacceptable behavior that eroded the legitimacy of the president. had advocates not been so obsess wd the ukraine blitzkrieg in 2019, had they taken the time to inquire about the president's behavior across foreign policy, the impeachment outcome might well have been different. randy, broken arrow, oklahoma, republican. randy, your opportunity to tell washington what you think of this book. >> it's just more trash a

always a pleasure, congressman doug collins, we will be right back. stay with us.ia: welcome back, riots and looting taking a toll across the country, shops becoming targets as half of u.s. states are deploying national guard troops or have them on hold. my next guest dream heaven's books owner, greg, thank you very much for joining us, i'm so sorry to hear about your store k. you go through for us what went on and -- and the extent of the damage, greg? >> well, thank you, well, on friday night i guess a group of young men entered the store and massed the front window and and reck havoc on the store, they took a few things but mostly do damage. maria: what was it like returning to your store, what do you have now to deal with in terms of the expense of all of this? how do you rebuild? >> well, i -- i actually lost much less than many of the stores, another store here in town, one of my good friends and main competitor lost his entire store, they burned it to the ground. they tried to start the fire here but the book they started the fire stopped burning. they faile

rob: doug collins calling on the state attorney general to appoint an independent district attorney to avoid political influence in the case. brooks's funeral will be held thursday. overnight, a confederate monument is removed. hoisted away in georgia. the county judge ordered the monument be taken down saying it had become a lightning rod for racial tension in the community. >> mayor ted wheeler blasting the autonomous zone in his city and in seattle. >> i am watching what is going on in seattle and i am not impressed. it a distraction from the larger movement and the movement is justice for black people. >> reporter: protesters created the autonomous zone after the city council didn't meet their demands on police budget cuts. unrest continues as protesters were seen burning an american flag overnight. a business owner in seattle's chop zone is sounding off. >> the town has been decimated. all you see is plywood. more particleboard and art supplies, spray paint and more to occupy their down time. that is the craziness happening here. jillian: occupies have taken over seattle streets f

out what congress is doing in the reaction to the voting yesterday in georgia from congressman doug collinsan crenshaw from texas will join us and press secretary carlee -- kaylee mcinerney with the latest on the trump administration regarding police brutality reform. chicago native gianna caldwell reacting to chicago seeing its deadliest day regarding murders in decades. sounding off on cancel culture and journalism and the world health organization speaking out on a symptomatic spread of coronavirus. we will talk to dr. nicole saphier. a busy show, 3 hours starting 14 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. rob and jillian back in a couple. e difference between excellence and mastery is all the difference in the world. the lexus es. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. are you worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force factor, contains key ingredients to help boost memory, learning, clarity, focus, and more! rush to walmart and find forebrain, our #1 brain booster, in the vitamin aisle. ♪

this spring, doug collins, the ranking member of the house judiciary committee and the ranking memberf the antitrust subcommittee released a letter defending google and the other tech monopolies from scrutiny. they attack any investigation of the tech companies that might have "preconceived conclusions that large tech companies are inherently bad or must be broken up." they actually wrote that. who is paying these guys? and more to the point, whose side are they on? again, let us hope for a vigorous primary challenge to these and any who share this view. year in and year out, we vote for these people in the fervent hope they will stand up for us when it matters. now it matters. and now, like every time before, they sell us out. time is out. seriously, it is too much. the stakes are too high, we need better leadership, we need someone to protect us and nobody has. shawn davis knows that too well, he cofounded "the federalist." tell us the obvious thing, did you know this was coming? >> no, we didn't and it's actually really interesting how this came about, we never got any formal notic

doug collins, a republican, claims the charges are politically motivated. all this as the brooks family prepares to lay 27-year-old rayshard to rest this week. the funeral is set for tuesday in atlanta. >>> and in the united kingdom a 25-year-old libyan national has been identified as the sole suspect behind a terror incidents leaving three people dead. the man currently in police custody is suspected of carrying out a knife attack on saturday in reading, england. our nic robertson joins us with more. nic, what more are you learning about this? >> reporter: in the last few minutes here, rosemary, the british home secretary has been to view the scene of the attack, lay some flowers at the gate where people are leaving floral tributes and address comments to journalists. we couldn't hear what she was saying. the british newspapers are all saying the same thing, that he was known to the government, to the government security sources prior to the attack. an eye witness describes to cnn what happened. >> the aftermath of sudden shocking horror. a terror attack.

tomorrow congressman doug collins, dr. michael pillsbury among our guests.oining us. thanks for being with us tonight and good night from maria: good morning, thanks so much for joining us, welcome, everyone, i'm maria bartiromo, it is thursday june 4th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. tensions are running high as protests on a ninth day, mostly peaceful demonstrations even london and paris. charges have been upgraded in the killing of george floyd. the officer seen kneeling on floyd's neck facing a second degree murder charge instead of third. three other officers at the

>> yeah, victor, representative doug collins said he wants an independent district attorney investigationsaying that the decision to charge these officers before the georgia bureau of investigations completed its report was a political decision, not a legal one. the georgia sheriff's association has come out with a statement condemning the d.a. here. but the d.a. says his office is independent and can make distributions guardless s rega. >> reporter: former officer garrett rolfe waived his appearance to court. this comes a week after he fired the shot that killed rayshard brooks at a wendy's drive-through. a drive-through with children and families. >> i shut off the car. the people behind me, i said did they shoot him? you know did they shoot him? >> reporter: these witnesses said they saw rayshard brooks having a long conversation with police before conversations and bullets. >> just kept screaming not again. >> reporter: the fulton county district attorney has filed 11 charges against garrett rolfe and devin bross nonnan. >> critics say that you overcharged here? >> well, that's not tr

it showed doug collins at 36%, and kelly loeffler at 13% and yourself at 16%.a concern when it comes to voter suppression, needless to say, given who your governor is, your secretary of state, what we have seen in election after election. where would your confidence come from you would be able to win in a state that seems to rather routinely deny black people their full right to vote? >> thank you so much, joy. it's wonder fful to be here wit you and with my other brothers running for the senate. happy father's day to everybody. when i think about father's day, i can't help but think about my own father who was a preacher and a businessman. really, a junk man who spent his days picking up old cars that other folks had thrown away. sunday morning, he would preach to people who themselves felt thrown away. his vision and commitment for a more inclusive humanity helped to drive me into this race. we can win in georgia. the other side knows it. that's why they are engaged in such shameless forms of voter suppression. it will not stand. remember that, yes, this is a

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republican congressman doug collins is calling for an independent prosecutor to take over the case. take another listen. >> you cannot prosecute cases until the investigation is over. you don't do it for politics. your job is to find justice for everyone. not race, not class, not anything else. >> former officer rolf was originally scheduled to appear for a bond hearing at 2:00 this afternoon. obviously, that would've overlapped this memorial service here and under georgia law, the family of a shooting victim or a victim of a crime is allowed to attend such hearings, so the courts have decided to delay that bond hearing and reschedule it for a later day there to back to melissa. >> melissa: thank you for that. in the ceremony honoring the life of rayshard brooks is expected to be underway now. you can watch it streaming live on foxnews.com. president trump says he will order the federal government to arrest anyone vandalizing a monument on federal grounds after farr left protesters defaced and try to topple the andrew jackson statue near the white house before police stopped them. t

tomorrow congressman doug collins, dr. michael pillsbury among our guests.hanks for being with us tonight and good night from elizabeth: tonight, protesters expected to again defy curfews as daily protests have now spread to at least 140 cities. you're looking at live pictures right now from los angeles and atlanta. more than 30,000 national guard troops have now deployed to 31 states plus washington d.c. now this, at least 11 people now dead in the to protests including four african-americans. at least 9300 arrested. more than 300 law enforcement officials injured in rioting to date. they've been shot at, thrown bricks at, hit with cars. also property damagen

no today, congressman doug collins is calling for an independent district attorney to oversee this casehe believes the fulton county d.a. paul howard is politically biased given that he is in the middle of a runoff election set for august. in a statement saying, "changes are charged with felony murder before the completion of the gbi, or georgia bureau of investigations investigation was a political decision, not a legal one. if a special prosecutor was warranted in the case then it certainly warrants the appointment of one here." last night a police union confirmed some officers walked off the job in protest of the charges. we are hearing reports of similar action today. the atlanta police department said those reports were inaccurate, but they acknowledged an unusual high number of sick callouts last night. here's the union supervisor. >> the morale is terrible. it's the worst day that's ever been. >> brooks widow and mother of three children described what it was like to hear the d.a. reveal allegations that officer kicked brooks while he was dying and said "i got him." and the alleg

representative doug collins repeated he's calling for a special prosecutor saying it was inappropriatearge officers before finishing the report and howard said that the office is independent and can make their own decisions, independent of the gbi produces. from ed? >> thanks so much. >>> a person is dead following a shooting inside of seattle's capital hill aon the mouse zone, a police-free zone in the city occupied by protesters. police releasing this video showing a violent crowd of protesters blocking them from entering the area. officials say medics working inside the zone took two victims to the hospital before one of them died. the suspects are still on the run. >>> joining me now to discuss is vince value valezquez. the police are investigating. what do you make of that situation? >> that's got to be real difficult. typically when we look at a crime scene we look for evidence but with that many people in there not knowing where the scene is makes it extremely difficult to find out who did this without witnesses coming forward. it is difficult on a sanitized scene. i can only im

course, the charging itself is controversial, fred, because there are folks including congressman doug collins who are saying the da filing these charges before the georgia bureau of investigation is completed with their report is a political decision and not a legal one. of course, the da is telling cnn his office is independent and they can make decisions independent of a gbi report, fred. >> natasha chen, thanks for bringing that to us. >>> up next, mask or no mask? it's a heated debate in states that are seeing a rise in coronavirus cases. we'll break down all the headlines with our medical expert, next. 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 today. >>> there are now more than 4,000 new cases of coronavirus in florida. the highest number of reported cases in a single day the state has ever seen, according to a new model. the state is on track to become the next epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.

tomorrow congressman doug collins, dr. michael pillsbury among our guests. thank you for joining us. thanks for being with us tonight and good night from elizabeth: tonight, protesters expected to again defy curfews as daily protests have now spread to at least 140 cities. you're looking at live pictures right now from los angeles and atlanta. more than 30,000 national guard troops have now deployed to 31 states plus washington d.c. now this, at least 11 people now dead in the to protests including four african-americans. at least 9300 arrested. more than 300 law enforcement officials injured in rioting to date. they've been shot at, thrown bricks at, hit with cars. also property damage in minneapolis now approaching a billion dollars. this developing story, the minnesota attorney general elevating the charges against the police officer accused of killing george floyd. now it's second-degree murder x. charging three other officers with aiding and abetting murder. tonight we welcome former state department official kiron skinner on a new and serious debate ta

listen to republican doug collins get the justice department whistle-blower who was criticizing attorneyr admit he is bias. that he is partisan. that he went after and sought a job with democrats on the house impeachment inquiry into trump. watch this. >> gentleman yield? >> no i will not. you're considering, mr. elias, you consider yourself to be non-political career staff, that was your statement, correct? >> when i go into the justice department every day as a career employee i leave my politics at home yes. >> okay. that was the same as mr. selenski, strzok, page, others have done that. let me ask you a question. as career staff being non-political did you ever get to detail to this committee's majority staff? >> i like -- >> yes or no. >> over time explored various career options. >> okay. as we have all sworn under oath here, did you in fact not to be detailed on committee's work in oversight during impeachment, is that not correct? refresh your memory? >> i may have also asked for oversight at one point with the blessing of assistant attorney. >> so you asked to come to this commi

runoff election, that set for august that's caused the republican representative here in georgia doug collinso actually say recommend that he would like an independent districts attorney to take over the case. jon. >> bryant in atlanta. bryant. thank you. jon: antiracism protest taking place throughout europe for a fourth weekend in a rose. despite restrictions on mass gatherings due to coronavirus demand stray tores after the death of george floyd here in the u.s., kitty logan has more on that. >> hi jon and more aipght racism protest around the u.s. too. that's for a fourth week running and a ban on these demonstrationings due to coronavirus pandemic. thousands gathered in hyde park in central london in support of the black lives matter movement. previous demonstrations have been heated, such is removed and some arrested. things were more low keys on saturday, some people listen to speeches others march through streets and towards parolment leader of the movement has asked for a meeting with prime minister boris johnson and says these demonstrations won't let up until they feel listened to.

today, georgia republican representative doug collins spoke to police and renewed his concerns that thea filed charges quickly because he's in the middle of a runoff election. >> what has happened over the past couple weeks has been wrong. it is time for the district attorney of fulton county to step aside and have someone -- [ cheering and applause ] >> and to allow the attorney general to appoint an independent prosecutor. you cannot prosecute cases until the investigation is over. you don't do it for politics. your job is to find justice for everyone. not race, not class, not anything else. >> reporter: meantime, an arrest warrant was issued for natalie white shown in these surveillance images, one of multiple people suspected of burning down the wendy's where brooks was killed. it appears white has a personal connection to rayshard brooks. listen to brooks refer to her as his girlfriend and police body cam footage minutes before he was shot. >> university avenue, i growed up here. natalie white, she's my girlfriend. she left off, i said babe, i'm going to get wendy's and go back to

joining me as republican congressman doug collins of georgia who sits on the house judiciary committee is great to have you. it is great to have you join us. you've had quite a week. before we get into this week i want to ask a specific question, i'm working on a project, how many hearings have you had in the last year on china national security and the judiciary committee? doug: none of any consequent. we've only brushed on occasionally and being one of the issues, this is one of the biggest issues we have going on right now from an intellectual-property standpoint, from a national security, data privacy, we barely brushed on it at all. maria: you had no hearings on national security and china in china has been eating our lunch, stealing intellectual-property, regularly for decades, it's only picked up speed in the last two years, what have you focus your time on, how many hearings have you had on investigating trump? doug: more than i can count, chairman nadler seems obsessed from day one simply going after his old counter mate donald trump who at the time when he knew him in new yor