he said, "are you coming to durham?"nd i'm still trying to wrap my head around, you fell, unconscious, revive. i said yes, i'm coming. >> reporter: sharon and her two other children lived in charlotte, almost a three-hour drive from durham. >> on my way there i did call jermeir. >> reporter: that was jermeir stroud, denita's fiance, a police officer who worked in greensboro, much closer to durham. >> and i said, "jermeir, i need you to get to durham now. denita has fell. she's unconscious. they're trying to revive her." so he said okay. because i knew from greensboro to durham he would be there before i would. >> could you tell whether he had any idea of this? >> he didn't let on like he was aware. >> reporter: word spread fast that something had happened at the apartment complex. edythe called to check on denita. >> and she wasn't answering. which was you know, after i call your phone several times as a best friend, you know, somebody's going to call you back. so i was like, that's strange. so my instinct just said call

i have complete confidence in bill barr and john durham. lou: i do too. -- i have to say, this is a time that we need some answers and we need to be straightforward. it becomes upfront against the american people for there to be further delay. i am not really that concerned about mccabe's feelings or anyone or co-means, it is time for justice come barreling in. >> before we leave can i say one thing, i wear this 9/11 pin for barb watson. lou: a dear friend. we have all lost -- so many of us have lost friends as a result of 2001 september 11, and anyway we remember. thank you, we appreciated as always. thank you. up next, new research on how much the illegal immigration population may increase just this year alone. we will take that up with michelle malkin appear next and she has written an important, very important book about this crisis. stay with us. stay with us. we'll be right it helped me with my ptsd. i choose va because they made me whole again. i choose the va because they provide seamless care through all stages of life. i choose v

we have john durham -- and john durham is looking at every single aspect of the very beginning from the origination of the fbi's probe into president trump and russia, which has now been debunked. horowitz is ready. his report is ready. it's being over viewed by the fact here is the information that has already been sent over to william barr, to the fisa, as well as the other documents, bruce ohr, everything congressman nunes had been requesting, may be declassified before the horowitz report comes out. that way, it limits the classification of the report for the public. this is very important. and one thing, i've spoken to a number of senators today, i've spoken to a number of people today. they've said let's take our time with this. let's see what develops, not rush. let's make sure this is done right so that the american people get the full truth. in the end, sean, this is going to be at the hands of attorney general william barr and john durham. they are in charge. they are the ones that have oversight, and they are the only ones that can indict or move forward with any type of crim

the fisa report is coming out soon from inspector durham and attorney general barr.t will go back to russia. there will be some devastating news in that report. in the ukraine scandal if you can call it that now, it's the democratic party accusing president trump of playing politics with ukraine. in 2016 they did the following things. used foreign aid to force the firing of a prosecutor who was looking at a company that employed joe biden's son. asked them to dig up dirt on donald trump through the ukraine embassy in washington. this is going to boomerang as soon as republicans in congress get their chance to get documents and witnesses. it will unravel just like the russia case. lou: thank you very much for all you are doing. we appreciate it. up next. more on the intelligence community's changes to whistleblower complaint fors. also the video he can pleasing house intel chairman adam schiff's mendacity. corrupt intent. we'll take that up with congressman matt gaetz after these quick messages. please stay with us. that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so th

attorney durham probably needs an for an investigation. maybe they recovered it, but we don't know that. but i will ask you this, how did he get away with that? the same with devin nunes lawsuit not knowing fusion gps is? bob mueller was absent without leave during this entire investigation, and it's about time we start calling it exactly as it was. this was a fraud on the american people. it continues to be and the fact of the matter, sean, this is what bothers me the most about this. the left, they're calling for more hearings, more hearings in congress. stormy. that is the next one. >> sean: president trump harassment. but when you file lawsuits like these, you know with the start getting? answers and those answers won't be pretty for those involved ater the fbi.again, not knockine individual f.b.i. agents, a lot of great people there, but this is nots going to bode well for the leadership. i think that leadership, by the way, is john brennan, not hearing a lot from them right now. and how james comey had the nerve to ask for an apology

now i have complete confidence in john durham and bill barr.'m assuming they're working as fast as they can -- large pleasure because we need it now. >> and you. but i have to say -- this is, this is a time that we need some answers and we need them straightforward we can -- >> it is it becomes affront against american people for there to be further delay. i am not really that concerned frankly at this point about mccabe feelings or anyone or comeys, it is time for justice to come -- to come barreling in. this is just -- >> we agree with you but before we leave can i say this one thing i wear this for barbara olson. >> i think -- >> of your friend i think we all lost we all shouldn't say -- >> so many of us have lost a friend as a result of 2001, september 11th, and anyway. we remember. god bless. thank you victoria and joe. we with appreciate it as always. thank you. up next, my thoughts on the gap between president trump historic accomplishments as president and how he's being portrayed by the fictional leftist media that is left this media t

so is durham and we will get to the bottom line on this pretty soon. >> sean: aclj, counsel, jay sekulow thank you for being with us. we will have more coming up and devin nunes exclusively, but first we turn to america's biggest dumpster fire also known as the democratic presidential extremists radical primary. sleepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe better known as joe 30330, and the campaign failing to generate any enthusiasm in new hampshire if he knows he's in new hampshire, vermont or iowa. the senior biden officials trying to downplay all the expectations saying, the iowa caucus is not a most win for joe 30330 in new hampshire the first primary, that is not important either at elizabeth warren and of course bernie sanders have a home-field advantage. this is now a runny -- running theme in biden's weary run for the white house, small crowds, and inspired voters, constant embarrassment and of course bids constant gas, those who support biden are almost always on defense every second of every day. the latest scandals around heroic war story used by biden on the campaign trail. according to

durham is investigating in connecticut. and the way it's done is durham would keep his indictments if he has any under steel until all the indictments are ready. this is just to me -- this suggests to me durham may be done with mccabe if they are going to out mccanes indictment. but they haven't. so it may be sealed. do you have any idea what's going on? >> i don't. when you reference what jim comey says about how they tried to trap michael flynn. think about this. just one month prior to that. just a few peeks prior to that they tried to do the same thing to the president of the united states. mr. horowitz points it out in his most of recent report. they go up to the trump tower meeting and james comey tries to trap the president while's telling the president he's not under investigation. jim comey, the guy who allowed the dossier to be used to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. jim comey who leaked memos to get the special counsel tried to trap michael flynn and the president of the united states while telling th

. >> john durham, as you know -- >> wait a minute, john durham is investigating something completelyferent. stephen, i'm asking you a direct question. why did the president use private attorneys rather than go to the state department? if you don't know, that's an acceptable answer, but let's not talk about john durham who is investigating the trump investigation. >> president >> he said, i'd like to do you a favor. >> with when i read the -- >> it's in the -- >> they really don't have a defen defense. these folks throw smoke bombs, perform for the cameras, i don't think it's working as well as it did a couple weeks ago. >> yeah, it will be interesting to see who kind of comes out and criticizes the president and the white house. one of his former top aids. the question is, are there going to be others? we don't know at this point? what do you think? >> i think there will be others. i think there's something exchanged in the past week, it's been a week. we're seeing even some right wing media figures. lying and witness tampering, these were key parts of the articles of impeachment aga

john durham is taking a look at that. i appointed him and his colleague when i was i.g.cessor to look at the issue of whether there has been improper conduct in cia questioning of prisoners. he's somebody of impeccable credentials and fully empowered by this attorney general. i think we'll get to the bottom of this. >> i would agree with my colleague. bill barr is not you attorney general, a man of absolutely terrific rick consider recitudi am confident he will provide the leadership to restore the integrity of the department of justice and the fbi. mark: i want to thank you both for your service. you are two great patriots. thank you very much. don't forget next time to check us out on "life, liberty & levin." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." a war on meat, plastics, gasoline. those are some of the extreme ideas democrats proposed during cnn's 7-hour town hall on climate change. >> life on earth is at risk. >> we are fighting for the survival of the planet earth. >> this u.n. report says i guess it's 11 years we have left. >> this is on par with winning world wa

attorney in connecticut durham will get to the bottom it.s is a guy -- maria: if we find out that misfot, this is the guy that told emails that russia has, if he's not russian agent and we find out he's working with intel, we know that they tried to frame donald trump? >> that's correct, he's at the heart of all of this, why couldn't mueller with $30 million and he can find out who misfet is? we think that that's true now with the evidence that we've seen. maria: yeah. >> how is it that mueller spent all this money and never finds this out when this is a person that supposedly knows about hillary clinton's emails. none of this makes any sense. maria: before we go, i know you're suing twitter, tulsi gabbard suing google. >> we are hopeful that the judge, this is in court and decided this week, we hope that the case moves forward, twitter cannot continue to create content and decide who gets to see that content, it's happening to conservatives on a daily basis and, look, these tech oligarchs are dangerous for democracy, they have to be rein. m

attorney in connecticut durham will get to the bottom it.s is a guy -- maria: if we find out that misfot, this is the guy that told emails that russia has, if he's not russian agent and we find out he's working with intel, we know that they tried to frame donald trump? >> that's correct, he's at the heart of all of this, why couldn't mueller with $30 million and he can find out who misfet is? we think that that's true now with the evidence that we've seen. maria: yeah. >> how is it that mueller spent all this money and never finds this out when this is a person that supposedly knows about hillary clinton's emails. none of this makes any sense. maria: before we go, i know you're suing twitter, tulsi gabbard suing google. >> we are hopeful that the judge, this is in court and decided this week, we hope that the case moves forward, twitter cannot continue to create content and decide who gets to see that content, it's happening to conservatives on a daily basis and, look, these tech oligarchs are dangerous for oligarchs are dangerous for democr

. >> john durham as you know -- >> wait a minute, john durham is investigating something completely differentstephen, i'm asking you a direct question. why did the president use private attorneys rather than go to the state department? if you don't know that's an acceptable answer, but let's not talk about john durham who's investigating the trump -- >> there's two issues that were brought up on the phone call. >> why did he do? >> chris, i understand. i understand that you have your question. i have my answer. there's two issues that were brought up on the phone call. >> you have your non-answer at this point. i'm simply asking a question as to why -- is adam schiff guilty of interfering in our elections. >> i'm simply asking a question as to why the president didn't use his government. you apparently are not going to answer that. i'll ask another question, why did the president decide to withhold $391 million in military aid to ukraine last july that had been approved by congress? why did the president -- if the argument is corruption, why did the president go against his own pentagon and h

short while ago from all we can speak not a tom brooks who is dean and chair in law and government at durham university in the uk i'm thank you very much due to speak just i mean some pretty extraordinary it seems that in the house of commons that just a short while ago one of things that boris johnson said. but i want to pick up on he said that the supreme court's decision to disallow the suspension apartment was wrong now is it really the prime minister's place that to be saying that. absolutely nuts yeah put aside the question that he is never. studied law or qualifications in it and so on and so forth that the top courts in the land has his rule that remember boris johnson is someone and arguing the brexit case and arguing for his vote leave side. part of their argument of taking back control was taking back control of a judicial decisions away from being able to appeal to europe the european court of justice and have the supreme court be the final arbiter of british law. now he- maybe weeksks beforore s hoping. to crash out with the no deal do or die pledge the court does something h he

>> john durham as you know -- >> john durham is investigating something completely different.hy did the president use private attorneys rather than go to the state department? if you don't know that's an acceptable answer but let's not talk about john durham. >> there's two issues that were brought up on the phone call. >> why did he do it? why did the president, if the argument is corruption, why did the president go against his own pentagon and state department? >> chris, i don't understand how you can ask that question while at the same time admonishing the president for wanting to get to the bottom of perhaps one of the biggest corruption scandals concerning ukraine in the last few years. >> i'm simply asking why -- >> chris, chris, chris, i like you a lot -- >> this is an exercise in obfuscation. >> chris wallace on fox news sunday. why the fury? our white house correspondents kristin welker and jeff bennett are both reporting that the president told allies days ago he would start worrying about losing republican support if national polls showed support for impeachment to

but it was like durham versus barr. it's a freewheeling conversation.. i think the fact that we are releasing transcripts of our conversations with foreign leaders, i bet there are a lot of foreign leaders out there who are very unhappy right now and i'm worried about what it's going to do to the presidency. great to have you both on tonight. thank you so much. jim jordan is one of the first congressmen to read the transcript of this call with the ukrainian president. congressman chris stewart just viewed the actual whistle-blower complaint, and they are both here in moments. by the strolle♪s [ growl ] good boy. hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >> laura: now that the democrats are fully embracing impeachment, we want to take you through the next steps. joining me now, chief fox news national correspondent ed henry. >> good to see you. what is significant would be the numbers. the fact that a majority of the 217 house democrats are saying that they are in

but it was like durham versus barr. i had a freewheeling conversation. i think the fact that we are releasing transcripts of our conversations with foreign leaders, i bet there are a lot of foreign leaders out there who are very unhappy right now i'm worried about what it's going to do to the presidency. great to have you on. thank you so much. jim jordan is one of the first congressman to read the transcript of this call with the ukrainian president. congressman chris stewart just viewed the actual whistle-blower complaint and they are both your and moments. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> laura: now that the democrats are fully embracing impeachment, we want

>> john durham, as you know -- chris: wait a minute.rham is investigating something different. i'm asking you a direct question. why did the president use private attorneys rather than go to state department? if you don't know, that's an acceptable answer, but let's not talk about john durham who's investigating -- >> there's two issues. chris, i understand. i understand that the you have your question, i have my answer. there's two issues that were brought up -- chris: your non-answer at this point. >> there are two issues brought up in the phone call. one was ukrainian knowledge about the nature of the collusion investigation that has inflicted so much pain and damage on our country. my point is that the attorney general has appointed somebody from the justice department to look into that issue, then there's the additional matter of ukrainian corruption which giuliani, among others, are looking at. and it is proper and natural for, frankly, anybody concerned about the future of you crane and the united states -- ukraine and the united

the eyes should be on john durham.e probe by a true law enforcement professional, very objective professional, career prosecutor, that's the one to watch and that's making comey and mccabe stay up at night. mccabe looks like he will have problems with the d.c. prosecution for false statements at least. and comey seem -- >> the ig said that comey was quote a dangerous example. let me correct myself. this is why sources are saying this is worst than watergate. fisa warrants are super powerful, meant to stop terrorists. not to spy on campaigns. this is what they are saying. you have to articulate and verify -- let me back up. you have to verify what is a justification for fisa warrants. so what was the justification for a warrant to spy on the trump campaign and people like carter page? what proof do they have that he was a foreign agent? because if they don't have it, they're in trouble and this really is worse than watergate. >> right, well, remember, that the fisa applications have been partially disclosed but there's

do think that will be the case with durham?d these agencies have amazing powers that they have been given to them it should be scrutinized, but let's like these guys finis up their investigation and let those findings come out before we start prejudging what is going to be. >> thank you both for joining us . >> breaking news tonight president trump's newest plan t pay for the border wall critics are lining up. that is next. oh yeah, sure. um. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i know your name. i just get you mixed up with the other guy. what's his name? what's your name? switch to geico®. you could save 15% or more on car insurance. could you just tell me? i want this to be over. we're oscar mayer deli fresh your very first sandwich,m... your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. m...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? ca

durham which he is evaluating." >> shepard: catherine herridge live, thank you. waiting to hear from the president at any moment now. we will see if he takes any questions. later will follow-up with judge andrew napolitano. yesterday and this hour he indicated that the solicitation of a favor from the ukrainian president to help investigate his political rival wood under the statute constitute a crime. today a justice department official tells fox news the evidence does not support that. the reason, a response from the charge and other lawyers whom you know from this program, as are reporting continues on this tuesday afternoon. va guaranteed cash out loan.ay it lets you take out an average of over 50,000 dollars. you could refinance your mortgage, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments by over 600 dollars a month. newday looks at your whole financial picture, not just your credit score, so if you're a veteran homeowner who needs cash, call newday usa. you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you sa

you have durham in this other direction here.nd i think that the question now is that separate from whatever rudy giuliani may have been doing. and as far as we know, the answer to that is yes, they seem to be going off in different directions. >> in the justice department's opinion, what is the difference between this and the ukraine phone call? because i know that they tried to distance themselves from that phone call claiming that although donald trump said i'm going to have bill barr call you repeatedly that bill barr never got that message and never did make that call. >> yeah, well, and i think that the reason that they say the difference is that, you know, there is a -- there is a well established reason for wanting to know what happened in australia. because of the fact that it is now documented the mueller report neff says it, but the australians have never made any secret of the fact that the sort of thing that -- the first democrat know that fell was australians telling george papadopoulous that the russians had dirt t

>> john durham is -- >> i am asking you why did the president use private attorneys?n't know it is an acceptable answer. let's not talk about john durham. >> those are three master classes in interviewing. >> it is so remarkable of that jim jordan's interview. he's floating right wing talking point and jake is countering consistently with the facts that he's missing. >> fox news is very, very important for how this is going to play out and important to hear and watch chris wallace do that week after week. thank you very much oliver darci. >> president trump is plan to meet face-to-face with the whistleblower, while spending the morning to discredit that person and guesuggesting that a schiff may be arrested for treason? stay with us. the latest ahead. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the

durham will decide who to prosecutor.y goal is to explain how the system failed and make sure it never happens again. i will make sure that rosenstein and mccabe are called before the committee to explain what happened regarding conversations about wiretapping president trump after the election. to me that's a chilly moment in american history to have a conversation between the acting attorney general, the acting fbi chief, about wiretapping the president of the united states. >> sean: that was beyond shocking to me. thank goodness for judicial watch. >> amen. >> sean: they are doing a great job. i can't mention everybody. someone would get mad at me. i appreciate the fact you will ask whether there was a rigged investigation into hillary clinton's emails. you will find out if the counter-intelligence investigation started in the white house of barack obama. what did he know? you will find that out too? >> yes, i want to find out what the clinton email investigation was it rigged in her favor because of political bias? wa

elizabeth: what do you think will come out of the durham probe?i mean look it is going to be the most comprehensive look we have in how the whole trump investigation took place. we had a very sensitive public integrity investigation where we know there was at least bias, look at strzok and page, where people lied about it, look at mccabe and comey and we have a culture at the top of the fbi which somewhat we don't want in place for that type of sensitive probe. elizabeth: thank you very much. thank you for having us in your homes. thank you for watching. we hope we helped you tonight. lou dobbs next right here on fox business. have a good evening. lou: good evening everybody. tonight from washington, hurricane dorian continues to churn up the carolina coast, spawning tornadoes, destroying homes, causing flooding, dumping up to 7 inches of rain in charleston, south carolina. the storm surge warnings are mounting in place for myrtle beach, south carolina, for north carolina's outer banks and the city of wilmington. for the very latest now on what is

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at the justice department between what inspector general horwitz is doing in the us attorney john durham who is looking into the origins of the investigation they worked this out in a coordinated fashion no doubt and probably the end of a phase of horwitz's investigation but i don't know that it will impact durham. >> once the report is completed and certain parts are classified it will be released to the public. that could come in a matter of weeks. we will continue to watch. >> thanks a lot. this is a fox news alert, awaiting word from the justice department on whether charges are coming against former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, james comey's number 2. a grand jury has -- was just summoned on the case and mccabe's attorney wants the government to show its cards. trace gallagher is working the case for us tonight. >> you are right, some of this is high-stakes and some is trying to read the tea leaves but the lawyers for andrew mccabe indicate the department of justice is bluffing when it comes to how strong its case is. lawyers have sent a letter to federal prosecutors urging th

many other investigations are connected to this, the senate judiciary committee, us attorney john durhamin specter general has more to come. senator lindsey graham who chairs the senate judiciary committee saying i want you to make as much not public as possible. for the in specter general to get the complete results of the investigation to congress and the american people, certain documents need to be declassified and released to the public. asking for everything connected to fisa applications of carter page. he wants to release a chart showing fbi attempt to confirm the contents of the steel dossier. do you think that goes public? >> the president keeps backing off when he gets close to the line of doing something. the president in september 2018 is a press release stating the classifying all sorts of things. we got a filing going after the carter page fisa applications in which the justice department expand white house personnel said nevermind, that is not a real declassification order. the president needs to put his chips out and say if i'm going to do this, just do it already. let t

we've been saying it for a while thanks to the durham-barr investigation.opefully we'll see justice truth coming. even though the process is slower than we'd like, we the american people are saying hang in there, i want to see the report on fisa abuse and learn if those fisa warrants were obtained illegally. the premeditated thought committed on that fisa court f they used the dirty unverified dossier that is verified and warned not to use it that, to me meets the definition of premeditated fraud on the court that, is illegal warrant, obtained illegally based on lies, propaganda. message to the deep state actors, you know, the ones that tried to rig the election and destroy a president-elect,en that duly elected president, i say tick-tock for you. author of the big new book ball of collusion, andy mccart think and "witch hunt" gregg jarrett and fox news investigative reporter sarah carter. andy, special, now we know that the d.o.j. and the fbi were warned that, uh-oh, don't trust this, he has an agenda, it's not verified. we also know they were told twice,

for the rest of the stuff, let's see what durham comes up with.rney general all of the folks at the justice department are creating sort of a confounding atmosphere, it seems, because they are represent iing -- tom s here -- representing clinton against judicial watch. there are appearances of peculiar choices being made. devin nunes filing a lawsuit against fusion gps, something of an interlocator. amongst the dnc, hilary clinton, the fbi, in funding the christopher steele dossier and accused of much more. >> it is really interesting case first of all they didn't file it in d.c. they filed it in the eastern district of virginia, which is a much friendlier place -- lou: justice department, take note. >> yes, but what happened, what to do, the democrats know what to do, let's file some false charges against devin nunes and lickety split, gps helped research these false charges, absolutely false against devin -- >> ethics xhitd tee charges. -- committee charges. >> in the ethics committee one after another. i heard you giving adjectives about the re

why did the president -- let's not talk about john durham who is investigating the trump -- >> there are two issues that -- >> that was not an answer, so steven miller keeps insisting it is reasonable to want to investigate the bidens, but she not answering and explaining why this president when the to rudy giuliani rather than through official channels and they cannot explain why it is held up. can they form any coherent form of difference? >> no, and thank you chris wall lils for that intervi -- wallace for that interview. we're seeing a classic deflection. it is important to realize what they're doing. democrats are going to have to confront this every single day and frame the narrative in a true and accurate sense that the american people can understand. three areas, first you will hear republicans say "but there was no quid pro quo." to be impeachable there does not to be a quid pro quo. he said of course i want today extract a concession from the ukraine over corruption, why wouldn't i before i gave them money. the president admitted to that. and in the synopsis we learned that

as we mentioned, lee got away, picked up a short time ago in durham, north carolina. >> dana: all right, mike tobin, thank you. fox news obtaining an internal chicago police department phoepl many that instructs all officers to not assist homeland security in certain situations. instead, those officers will have to wait for their supervisor to respond to any dhs request. matt finn is in chicago with this exclusive information. matt? >> reporter: dana, chicago police sources tell us they fear this new policy will put chicago police officers and dhs agents in dangerous situations. historically, chicago police have responded to requests from the department of homeland security for backup or to help make simple arrests. now chicago police officers can no longer immediately assist dhs agents. instead they have to stop, call a supervisor. if the request is to help make an immigration arrest, dpd can no longer help. fox news obtained an internal memo from the chicago police department that reads, quote, effective immediately a supervisor is is required to respond to all requests for assistance