john durham is out there looking.erspective we need to do our job oversight what happened to lead to all the mess. maria: there are 30 districts where president trump won. those people are looking for re-election. what are they saying in terms of, first being rushed, vote yes on impeachment, oh, and now, hurry up to wait? >> if i was one of those right now, i think they are from what we're hearing they need to be furious at the speak. let the american people understand something. the speaker got up there gave grand show of being solemn and our duty and conscious. minute she forced impeachment vote on weakest case in history went out and basically turned into a political document. took a sham vote for them to say impeachment is needed. no, i'm going to hold this pulled the curtain back showed everybody this is simply a political statement against this president to affect the 2020 election because they have nobody can beat the president. economy, everything is working. shown foreign presence is our country to know we're

everton in to extra time by durham yesterday. numberfive. everton in the women's super league. number 12. coventry united ladies. they are in the championship. we'll play number ten. that is totte n ha m , we'll play number ten. that is tottenham, seventh in the women's super league. for the third tie... number six. leicester. they beat burnley. number eight. redding. number eight. redding. number 13. this is the match that was abandoned and has to be replayed, will now be replayed the sunday between southampton women's fc and crystal palace, on sunday that will be replayed. playing number 16. replayed. playing number16. brighton. number two. manchester city. are we going to get a big tie here? defending champions, manchester city will play number 11. ipswich town. the lowest ranked team at the moment left in the tournament, but what a brilliant time for them. number one. that is arsenal, record titleholders, 1a titles in the fa cup. we'll play number three. number three is lewes. forced all the way to penalties by billericay yesterday. bill

so, the durham both were used, and in particular, a ferry was used.is why they came to the ferry so you could get artillery across, horses across, because obviously you will not be able to get any of them into a durham boat. ♪ >> [indiscernible] >> glover, how do the conditions look? >> your excellency, my marbleheaders have just returned from traversing the river. they report to me that the river is swift, that the river is strewn with ice. but they are confident, sir, and they're determined to convey our army across the delaware. this very night. >> excellent. and remember, it is victory or death. we will not bail. please turn your troops and prepare them for inspection. thank you. dismissed. ♪ >> we asked congress for many things that we are short of. food, tents, provisions, blankets. we have had citizens of philadelphia coming up to provide us with at least some blankets to keep you warm. it reminds me of the crisis by thomas payne. your sergeants have read to you. he wrote, "these are the times that try men's souls. the summer soldier and the su

attorney john durham which would build upon the in i.j. report what do you expect there the john durham probe actually goes to. the core of my entire story much more than the muller probe much more than the horowitz reports there have been reports that john durham and attorney general william barr are actually basing their investigation off of my accusations whether it was my closed door testimony to the house oversight committee a year and a half ago in front of congressman john radcliffe and congressman mark meadows or of a certain elements have come out recently in my book or in headlines this investigation is much different than the horowitz reports and the miller report this delves into the involvement of the cia and foreign governments in their interference and spying on americans associated to a presidential campaign it's a very sensitive matter you have u.s. allies caught up in this the president himself has called out the u.k. and australia for spying he has tweeted this and this is what john durham is looking into your book calle

he e had even been a losing candidate for mayor of durham.athleen was a top business executive at nortel. she had received a masters degree in engineering from duke anded afr appears on the cover a university magazine. >> she was aty smart, smart wom. but most of all, she was funny. and sexual. but had this marvelous sense of life and vitality. >> you were in the swirl of the local society. >> yeah.er >> charity pal balls and partie. >> absolutely. she would invite people over. shepl cooked meals. she would do the desserts. she did it all. >> so michael was all too happy to say yes, but after years of living together, kathleen suggested the t couple make it official. >> soakit we got married. and it was a gigantic wedding. it was in theti house, and ther must have beennd 150 people the. it was just wonderful. >> i always thought, you know, this is what y i'll register as the happiest day of my life. >> kathleen's younger sister, candice, says kathleen was over the aymoon, as well. >> she was thrilled to be marrying t michael. all three girls

durham: my name is michele durham and i'm a mom from alabama. i want to thank congresswoman bonamici, congressman, and subcommittee members for having here today. yes today was the first time i've ever been on a plane. it was a little scary but i was glad to make the trip. i want you to know they say pregnancy is supposed to be a time of happiness but my pregnancy was filled with fear and anxiety because my employer sent me home without pay right when i needed a paycheck the most. that's not the way things should be. in march 2015, when i was 22, i began working for rural metro corporation. i was an emergency medical technician. my first job after getting my certificate and i was excited to work. my plan was to gain experience and save up so i could continue my training and eventually become a paramedic. about six month after i started working for rural metro i learned i was pregnant with my first child. during one of my first prenatal appointment i was told i should not lift anything over 50 pounds, a standard across the board. because my job r

are they trying to get out ahead of the durham probe?old cliche, if you can't beat them, join them, out of president obama's playbook. scorched earth, go back hard against those going back at us. i said it once, i will say it again, jim comey behavior is looked at. white-collar defense 101 is don't make public statements. i talked to a lot of my friends. a little inside baseball stuff, they're pretty sure his counsel would be telling him not to make all the public statements but he is. liz: right. let's set it up by january 2017 the fbi knew the steele dossier was force. take it a with a great of salt. now this is coming in. new information about chris fear steel was absolutely flabbergasted that buzzfeed published his dossier. your take on that. >> all the complaining of the right about the genesis of the steele dossier, complete and total lack of reliability, in the hostile environment we're in, liz, that is republican talking point. it is not in the history books, they will verify there were serious problems with this dossier. >> issu

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so maga guys out there trust bill barr, trust john durham.e: it feels like the entire system is slanted. you have someone like general flynn who misremembered one phone call who is charged with a felony. you have someone like mccabe puts his head down and says i'm sorry about it. you're saying give it a little bit more time. this time justice will be served. >> let me give you one last piece of actual empirical evidence. look at what has happened in the last few weeks with this ridiculous ig report from horowitz. inspector generals are bureaucrats who are there to protect bureaucracies. every time he made an absurd statement like i found no political bias, what happened? almost instantly, both john durham and ag barr went on record saying oh, no, no, no, we found things that you didn't see and your conclusions are not justified. so the fact that ag barr and durham are already making that statement, all i'm going to say is, pete, get the popcorn ready. [laughter] pete: and immediately dismissed it which means they will be even more caught off-

that could be an area where where john durham could look.e cfius, the secretary of treasury and the secretary of state who was none other than hillary clinton, the obama administration driving that committee, it was a rubber stamp. not only under the obama administration, but previous administrations as well which is part of the problem. >> one of the things that president trump and secretary mnuchin have changed cfius. they are giving a more aggressive review. and national security is at the forefront in these cfius reviews for the first time in a long time. lou: your thoughts on the president's comments to laura ingraham that he will use executive privilege. >> he talked about protecting the privilege for himself and future presidents. there is no more sensitive relationships than the president and the national security advisor. not surprising to me at all. lou: i said boehner instead of bolton. i am the one who conjured that up from the recesses of my brain. thank you very much. good to be with you. i have to tell you, i have been looking

investigation, people forget john durham was not loved by the bush administration either. john durham was the same prosecutor who looked into the cia tapes investigation, the question of whether the cia destroyed evidence of improper activities when it came to the interrogation of detainees. don derman -- during -- john prosecutor.career whatever the outcome is, you will find he will have done a good, serious job the same way bob mueller did a good, serious job. he laid out the facts as he saw the. there is a lot of concerns we have seen particularly after the revelations from the justice department inspector general. also a longtime career official about what was going on at the fbi. i have been involved in the effort to get foreign intelligence surveillance warrants. it is a serious process. people take it very seriously. we have a situation where we have evidence that lawyers at the fbi, one lawyer in particular pretty much lied and that is hugely troubling. he hid information about carter page. tv and talkedt on about and said looks a lot like a russian asset given wha

durham has conducted himself over the years as a very competent department of justice official.g that he is going to continue to conduct this investigation with the professionalism that he has been known for throughout his career. >> the news about james comey, i mean this is now the second time that he's been investigated for leaks. the first time he was cleared. this is a three-year-old article, "the times" saying it is very rare. how do you interpret this news? >> well, to say it is highly unusual to initiate an investigation three years after the fact is a vast understatement. if there are any leaks in the media about classified information, there will be a criminal referral made to the department of justice and the department then will investigate it. but i have never heard in my experience something that would be resurrected after three years time. again, the fact that it has jim comey in the crosshairs really does raise questions about whether or not this is being done for political reasons as opposed to being done for appropriate department of justice purposes. >> i want

[laughter] paul: kim, what does it say if anything what john durham, the u.s.a criminal point of view, what does this say, tell us that justice admission about what he might be looking into? does it suggest he's still looking as potentially criminal matter? >> well, this is why it's important what you said that the doj left open the caveat that potentially the first two applications were also flawed because that's what durham is looking at, the beginning of this investigation, its origins and whether or not the fbi should have reason to believe that that dossier was flawed from the very start because, again, the reason we got to the point we have on the past 2 applications, the later two applications is because mr. horowitz exposed everything that happened from the start of that july investigation and he made clear that by late fall and early january of 2017, the fbi had understood that christopher steele, the author of the dossier, his credibility had been shattered and therefore you could no longer rely on it for the last two applications, mr. durham will get

it is a very rare public statement, franklyer unprecedented, john durham earlier today disagreeing with the fisa reports. one conclusion on criminal intent, this is a preview of coming attractions. quote, i have the utmost respect for the attorney general and the comprehensive work that went into the report, key line here however our investigation is not limited to developing information from within component parts of the justice department. in other words, he is saying that horowitz had a very narrow purview with which he could work. our investigation has included h developing information from other person entities, both in the u.s. and outside the u.s. i italy, great britain, australia comes to mind. based on the evidence collected today, and while our investigation is ongoing, last month we advised the inspector general that we do not agree with some of the report'se conclusions as to prediction on how the fbi case was opened. well, what is he saying here? clearly he is signaling they have found evidence of criminal conspiracy with the intent needed legally to warrant a prosecution.

i really want to further vindication hopefully with the durham/general barr report.bow because you've done a lot for the country. when we come back congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez is under fire tonight and some democratic colleagues are mad at her. the group eat up for the ethical treatment of animals are ticked off at her, but i am going to dd her when we get back and her when we get back and you will f nobody likes a tight squeeze. leanfire supplements from force factor contain ingredients clinically shown to help increase energy, burn fat, and double your weight loss. don't struggle to fit in. unleash your potential, with leanfire. available at retailers nationwide. ♪ >> sean: theoretical laying and extremist democratic socialist party being led by none other than, of course, the real speaker, speaker name only pelosi. freshman new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. tonight aoc reportedly irked democratic party bosses by refusing to pay party dudes and bankrolling the furthest left canada that she could find even against her own colleagues. now the

but i have confidence in william barr and john durham. the inspector general's report will be very important but they are not waiting for the ig report. they are moving full steam ahead and we recently learned that durham has expanded his investigation, added additional personnel which suggests to me that he likely has already found evidence of potential crimes. >> guest: what is amazing when you read the book, you recollect the amazing path our country has been on. it seems during the obama years nothing leaked from this group, the deep state, the people in the intelligence community who no real dirt on us and our enemies overseas, they have real information and nothing on the hillary clinton emails, nothing on trying to stop him, nothing leaked but with donald trump there is a delicious leak including conversations with foreign leaders and others on a regular basis. why is that asymmetry -- >> guest: for the eight years of the barack obama administration the intelligence community, the fbi were all empowered. small group of unelected bu

he can't do anything until durham finishes the criminal inquiry.on. most of the players are not in the fbi anymore. they were fired for other reasons. let's see what happens. i think durham is a reasonable man. i think the attorney general will get to the bottom with him. i look forward to seeing what happened. liz: danny coulson. come back soon. love for having you on. >> always enjoy it. liz: national border patrol council president brandon judd on new data that show the trump administration border security policies are working. the story next. .. [♪] liz: a new border patrol statistic showing the trump administration policy is work. brandon judd joins us now. apprehensions down for 7 straight months. down 70% since may. your reaction? >> it's because president trump decided he was not longer going to try to deal with congress or work with congress because congress was failing to do anything. and he struck deals with countries like mexico and guatemala. and because of those deals he struck, we have seen a tremendous drop in illegal immigration. l

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just might cause criminal prosecutor john durham to throw the book at them. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. two worlds colliding in washington. president celebrating signing of nafta 2.0 into law, after debuting a middle east pleas plan. the next phase of the impeachment fight heating up. let's get to fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram with the latest in washington. chad? reporter: good evening. they're into the question and answer period of the senate trial. this is where senators submit in writing questions to the chief justice. the counsel for the president and democratic impeachment managers respond. they're on question 48 right now n 1999 there were 106 questions posed by senators in the trial of president clinton. now the biggest question is about whether or not they're going to call witnesses. that is something they will get it later this week. that issue was front and center with adam schiff, the lead house impeachment manager as he ta

into the durham report they're not finding it and they are getting desperate they do not have a good field of candidates for the 2020 election they recognize that something you mentioned robert though that you said the majority of i want to clarify this so we can debate it a little bit that the majority of americans don't want the impeachment but we keep seeing polls in the so-called objective media mostly in the liberal media showing that 51 percent of americans do want to see peach in trumped i think that was reversed so the latest poll that we're going to have more of the voice but i mean i mean again i guess we have to look at the polling questions i mean people support impeachment do they support removal of this my father. that is less is 20 percent said let's remove it i think that we're talking here and most of all persons by the both these to 2 sions i think institutionally the people are against these because the charges are so weak i mean the whole charges of trump scorpion the disbursement of all the late ukraine and ended up going anyway ended up going anyway anyway and a

durham -- it is about the constitution. lot of evidence that is being supplied now, it was not -- the president would not let anyone testify. to gathernot allowed all of the evidence that they could have. court and stuff, if they have subpoenaed him, it would have been held up. i agree with nancy pelosi. the comment i would like to make it -- everyone is saying that he will run the economy -- this is just a comment because i have four kids with college degrees. he promised to help the african-american -- he did not. his supporters should ask the they got less money back last year. i guess they are too blind to see that. to me he only helped the rich. i have four kids with college degrees and they work three or the economynd get is good. he is not helping us at all. the african-american vote -- a lot of my family members voted for him last year because they believed what he said, but they will not this time. host: we want to hear from the president in a moment, but here is run burden on facebook. meaning speaker pelosi, must

. >> i think you meant john durham inside the department of justice.m not inside this department of justice. >> you are not, right. >> i don't know really what to make of it. it is clear that this administration and this attorney general is trying to investigate individuals who may have annoyed mr. trump in the past. i have spoken to congressional committees in open and closed sessions. i have agreed to be interviewed by anybody in the department of justice. i have nothing to be afraid of and i will share all of my experiences. and so i believe that mr. durham has conducted himself over the years as a very competent department of justice official. and i'm hoping that he is going to continue to conduct this investigation with the professionalism that he has been known for throughout his career. >> the news about james comey, i mean this is now the second time he's been investigated for leeks, the first time he was career cleared, this is a 3-year-old article. the times saying it's very rare. how do you interpret this news? >> well, to say it's highly un

that could be an area where where john durham could look.f treasury and the secretary of state who was none other than hillary clinton, the obama administration driving that committee, it was a rubber stamp. not only under the obama administration, but previous administrations as well which is part of the problem. >> one of the things that president trump and secretary mnuchin have changed cfius. they are giving a more aggressive review. and national security is at the forefront in these cfius reviews for the first time in a long time. lou: your thoughts on the president's comments to laura ingraham that he will use executive privilege. >> he talked about protecting the privilege for himself and future presidents. there is no more sensitive relationships than the president and the national security advisor. not surprising to me at all. lou: i said boehner instead of bolton. i am the one who conjured that up from the recesses of my brain. thank you very much. good to be with you. i have to tell you, i have been looking forward to this story.

but it became clear there would have to be a durham report after the inspector general report.t's the last chance, i think for the public to learn what was going on. lou: barr and durham, with those two names rest the hopes that we can ever retrieve something that is properly representative of integrity in our justice system, the justice department and the fbi. i believe that, about they do not perform. we'll have decades of hell to pay because the public trust will be utterly lost. >> we need to know what happened in 2016. not just the fbi, the cia and the other intelligence agencies as well. if there is a democratic justice department in 2021, you can forget about it. lou: if anybody has any questions about where this began and who is responsible for it all, think back to what byron york just said, a democrat elected for 2021, it would be a disaster to retore trust in our government. byron york. up next, congressman matt gaetz has been in the midst of a nasty twitter feud with a florida 8 lawmaker. -- florida state lawmaker. lou: some tories we are covering tonight including

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bull durham installed military people in all key industry positions they have no idea how to run an oil industry the goal muslim unhandled will be the. petroleum production has broken down because of this mismanagement it is now at the same level as it was in 1945 american chinese and russian political and security interests clash directly in venezuela without russia's help them to do rogue regime would have already collapsed. venezuela is just one piece in a global game of poker the losers in this game a people like maliki hotta and her neighbors if you will if things feel beautiful to me if i had the chance i take my children and leave me just like that me too and they are good to me if they could millions more people would flee venezuela just to survive. for months street protests of rock tom cross and the brutal police response has received every criticism the hong kong police officer told b w the criticism is largely justified. when david chan joined to hong kong police force a few years ago he never thought that he would see scenes like these david chan is not his real name. they

once the word got out that i was on the verge of winning, people started to come in here from durham and even some drove in from raleigh. some from greensboro, because several of the college in greensboro sent students down to campaign in the campaign and i was not here when unc won its first ncaa championship i was told that the crowds in the street were absolutely amazing. that was what happened the night of my election. and the reaction was mixed. there were some people who, some newspapers printed stories that chapel hill elects a black power mayor. some wrote -- elected mayor of chapel hill. there were those responsible and others that recognized the historical aspects of what had just occurred. did not know until that night that there had never been a black mayor of a majority white municipality, we don't think ever, but certainly since reconstruction, and that started to make headlines. even the more pleasant part is that even my hometown paper had a positive story. the atlanta journal had a positive story. and i was confident that my election certainly put a small asterisk on

this hospital in county durham was run by cygnet healthcare.ing run by cygnet healthcare. last year, undercover filming showed some patients here being taunted and intimidated. that led to the regulator taking this intensive look at the culture and leadership across the company and inspecting 37 of its services. the care quality commission says compared to similar nhs services, in cygnet healthcare hospitals and found high levels of restraint, self—harm and patient on patient assaults. it also said lines of accountability were not always clear. walton whole has now closed but cygnet healthcare says many of its services are rated good or better. it looks after some patients others cannot support and it is improving quality. alison holt, bbc news basic safety checks are still not being carried out by probation officers on offenders they are supervising, according to the watchdog. the report also found attempts to monitor more than 100,000 offenders were being hampered by staffing shortages. the comments by the chief inspector of probation came as

but they are not waiting for the ig report they are moving full steam ahead we just learned durham has expanded his investigation i and added additional personnel that suggests to me he likely has already found evidence of potential crimes. >> what is amazing when you read the book with the path our country has been on it during the obama years nothing leaked from this group the people in the intelligence community that our enemies have real information but nothing on hillary clinton e-mails are trying to stopon peter struck nothing leaked. >> it's amazing. >> but yet conversations with foreign leaders for the whole presidency. why is that allowed? >> for the eight years of the barack obama administration the intelligence community and fbi were all empowered. >> a small group of unelected powerful officials you call it deep stay i call it a imalignant force saw donald trump coming. he was a threat of a perpetuation of their power. hillary clinton would be a third term or barack obama , the power would continue. but donald trump vowed to drain the swamp. they do have a sibling one - - a

once the word got out that i was on the verge of winning, people started to come in here from durham, even some folks drove from raleigh, some folks from greensboro because several of the colleges in greensboro had sent students down to campaign in the campaign and i was not here when u.n.c. won its first ncaa championship. but i was told that the crowds in the street were absolutely amazing. that was what happened the night of my election. and the reaction was mixed. there were some people who some newspapers printed stories that chapel hill elects a black power mayor. the radical at elected mayor of chapel hill. but there were some others that recognized the historical aspect of what had just occurred. i decided not know there had never been a black mayor in a majority of white. certainly during reconstruction and that started to make the headlines but even more pleasant part is that even my hometown . per had a positive story "atlanta journal" had a positive story and i was confident that a election certainly put small asterisk on the fact that dr. martin luther king had laid the g

so now trump is getting his third bite of the apple with durham in connecticut.o has served attorney generals of both parties with whom career people had this confidence. we had this shocking instance a couple of weeks ago where he said his case was still live. i think we'll have to scrutinize carefully anything that happens as a result of his investigation, giving this entire back drop. >> the other thing so clear is this is trump directed, politicalization of prosecutions. this is from november 28, 2018, trump wanted to order justice department to investigate comey and clinton. he's obsessed with political investigations and prosecutions. >> and going after his political enemies and rivals. he sees the presidency, not as using your power for good or democracy or anything like that, he uses the different arms of the administration as political arms, which he's done with the doj. and let's not forget, he's wasting taxpayer money, not just doj time and it's insane, crazy. it's incorrodabredibly out of c. it's just going to continue. but like you said it works for

the split would be when durham and bill barr did not agree with the findings from the a.g.itz, and so we will be waiting for the results of the report. >> what do you make of it all? >> it is fitting with the pattern of trump expecting the officials to be loyal to him, and carry out the wishes and also to drop investigations when he asked them to, like in the case of comey that we have seen in the past. it is not that new. and as mary said, he is going the continue to talk about this on the trail. he has repeatedly gone against what intel has found when it comes to russia engaging in the interference of the election, and so when things have been proven to be false, he continues to repeat them on the trail. >> thanks so much. imagine an entire state being destroyed by fire. that is what is happening in australia and it might get worse. great question, no. but it can help you pick your room from the floor plan. can the hilton app help us score? you know, it's not that kind of thing, but you can score free wi-fi. can it help us win? hey, hey! we're all winners with the hilton