i'm not referring to what was yet another deadly impeachment farce of a hearing. i'm referring to a long dayed justice department inspector general report on the investigation of the fbi's fraudulent applications for fisa court warrants on which they spied on the presidential campaign of donald trump, his transition team and his very presidency. long delayed and hardly worth the wait. after 621 days investigating some of the clearest abuses of power by the obama era intelligence agency, the department of justice inspector general michael horowitz declared he was unable to find any political bias behind the surveillance of the 2016 trump campaign. all this more evidence of the radical dimms and the deep state's awesome control of our permanent bureaucracy in our federal government. horowitz reveals the phoney steele dossier played a central role in ordering the surveillance of former trump campaign aide carter page. horowitz acknowledges that the fbi fell far short as he put it to vet the accuracy of statements in the fisa warrants, finding, quote, numerous serious

this thing is a sham and a farce.ven the virulently trump-hating michael moore the filmmaker admits it. take a listen to this. >> if the vote were today i believe he would win the electoral states he would need. leg out there, i will tell you, his level of support has not gone down one inch. in fact i would say it's even more rabid than it was before. gregg: trump's poll numbers have gone up and his fundraising is through the roof all during this impeachment thing. which invites the question, has the trump-russia hoax and witch hunt now coupled together with the impeachment farce only help the president politically? >> absolutely. you know, these are the democrats crying wolf. they are saying there is russia collusion. there is impeachment has some legitimate basis. they are showing all they are trying to do over the past three years, 19 minutes after president trump was inaugurated they started their impeachment drive. the american people are recognizing this is not constitutional. this is not what we elected the men

conspicuously absent from today's house impeachment farce was adam schiff.sman doug collins blasted schiff by refusing to come to the committee and present his own report. >> today i guess is the movie version of the schiff report. except one thing, the star witness failed to show up. the author of the schiff report is not here. instead he's sending his staff to do his job for him. i guess that's what you get when you are making up impeachment as you go. lou: my next guest says the fisa abuse report vindicates president trump. joining me, mark meadows. great to have you with us. your reaction to what tom fitton calls straight up a lamentable exercise on the part of the inspector general. >> i think tom is right in the conclusions that the i.g. drew. i don't agree with on a number of fronts. but the facts he has in the reports, i was part of a two-hour briefing. i get to see these i.g. reports from various agencies. and i can tell you it doesn't get any more damning than this. when you look at the facts that are there. when they were doing a defensive briefin

everybody knows this is a farce. >> it's a farce, a sham, losing in the court of public opinion miserably. democrats who want to vote no but can't because they know aoc is going to primary them. nothing to impeach this president on. president trump has stayed focused on getting the economy back on track for this is going to be a disaster for them next week. >> laura: the labor movement in britain moved from the left, tonight. jeremy corbyn steps down as the head of labour party. it was a relief to step out of the hearing, i know. just because you had to sit there, we have to share this with our viewers of things johnson was saying about the trump-zelensky call. watch. >> 6'4" president trump, 5'11" mr. zelensky. standing there, president from holding court and says, no pressure. and you saw president zelensky shaking his head like his daughter was downstairs in the basement. duct tape. >> laura: congressman buck, there's no words left trying to conjure them up here. what are you doing? making your christmas list? what are you doing in that front? >> i was texting with a lot of friends but

he says he will not watch any part of tomorrow's farce calling the radical dimms unpatriotic. mexican governor today retracted his comments about the drug cartels in mexico. he incisionly said 150 gunmen illegally snuck into texas over the weekend before heading back to mexico where they murdered 20 people in a shootout. then he took it back saying it doesn't mean they crossed the rich or enter the united states. what did he mean and did the cartel's influence extend to the governor himself? joining us, the retired captain of the texas department of public safety, jason jones. jason, good to have you with us. let's start first with this governor. taking back his report. he was talking about 150 people. this is a major, let's say overexaggeration on his part to go from 150 down to zero. >> it really is, lou. we have some real problems down there. what he's referring is recently after a gun battle that occurred saturday, it's now resulting in 23 people killed in a small community 26 miles from our border. they did involve over 150 people. >> say that again, how many vehicles? >>

trial was pretty much a farce. they are had him killed including for that well. nobody. was. nothing not at all you will learn it. the truth of tammy hasn't forgiven himself for something. i knew she was there and i knew exactly what i was doing. people live. in the same time there's no explanation. the top stories of the week on our team international russia's top athletes invent a very frustrated after the world anti-doping agency bands of the country from major tournaments for 4 years. to decide. how could be punish the whole country all athletes no matter whether they don't or not they should just punish those who are guilty britain's conservative party sweeps it to its biggest election victory in more than 30 years. party and makes an almost clean sweep north of the border raising the prospect of independence from the u.k. . the talks between the u.s. and the taliban are put on hold after a suicide bombing outside an american air base in afghanistan did donald trump visit.

yet the schedule is for it to move on to judiciary and for the farce to go on.do you think happens next? >> we did send that letter. ranging member jim jordan and i along with our republican colleagues sent a letter saying let's get serious about the things that matter most to the american people. let's talk about how we fight back on opioid abuses and make sure prescription drug prices are addressed. they will file a report with judiciary the week after we get back from thanksgiving. the judiciary committee, the democrats will go, oh, my goodness, we have never seen anything this bad. they will hold a vote and try to put forth and change the polls and make sure the american people agree with them. it's not going to happen. this dog isn't hunting. and what we'll see is more and more evidence come out in support of the president, not against him. lou: congressman mark meadows, good to see you. breaking news tonight. an obama appointed judge rejecting the trump administration claims of immunity for close aides. today's ruling in response to the house judiciary com

the impeachment farce isn't paralyzing the president, it's energizing him.s focused on record stock market, regulations being pulled back. and i believe the longer the democrats want to drag out this impeachment farce, the larger his margin of he election will be in 2020. the american people are with this president. lou: nancy pelosi has made the mistake of her political life. and one i believe as you are suggesting the democratic party will pay for and pay for it dearly. this is nervous nancy pelosi in full meltdown. here she is. >> do you hate the president, madame speaker. >> i don't hate anybody. i don't hate anybody. not anybody in the world. as a catholic i resent you using a word hate in a sentence that addresses me. i don't hate anyone. i was raised in a way with a heart full of love and i pray for the president all the time. don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. lou: wow, pastor, your thoughts. >> i find it interesting she is so indignant being accused of hatred saying it goes against her catholic faith. what about her belief in unres

this thing is a sham and a farce.isten to this. >> if the vote were today i believe he would win the electoral states he would need. leg out there, i will tell you, his level of support has not gone down one inch. in fact i would say it's even more rabid than it was before. gregg: trump's poll numbers have gone up and his fundraising is through the roof all during this impeachment thing. which invites the question, has the trump-russia hoax and witch hunt now coupled together with the impeachment farce only help the president politically? >> absolutely. you know, these are the democrats crying wolf. they are saying there is russia collusion. there is impeachment has some legitimate basis. they are showing all they are trying to do over the past three years, 19 minutes after president trump was inaugurated they started their impeachment drive. the american people are recognizing this is not constitutional. this is not what we elected the men and women in the house to do. disagree with his policy, but actually do your j

the impeachment farce isn't paralyzing the president, it's energizing him. he's focused on record stock market, regulations being pulled back. and i believe the longer the democrats want to drag out this impeachment farce, the larger his margin of he election will be in 2020. the american people are with this president. lou: nancy pelosi has made the mistake of her political life. and one i believe as you are suggesting the democratic party will pay for and pay for it dearly. this is nervous nancy pelosi in full meltdown. here she is. >> do you hate the president, madame speaker. >> i don't hate anybody. i don't hate anybody. not anybody in the world. as a catholic i resent you using a word hate in a sentence that addresses me. i don't hate anyone. i was raised in a way with a heart full of love and i pray for the president all the time. don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. lou: wow, pastor, your thoughts. >> i find it interesting she is so indignant being accused of hatred saying it goes against her catholic faith. what about her belief in u

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we know you think is a sham, a farce, a circus, but what about what is next? take us to that next step. >> the next is a senate trial unlike in the ridiculous house proceedings committee president and an his attorneys would be permitted to present evidence, challenge evidence, present their own witnesses, object. laura, in the record in this country would you have somebody in the role of the judge, adam schiff, jerry nadler, going off for 3-5 minutes insulting and denigrating the defendant, donald trump, who can have his own attorney present. we want our president to have fewer due process rights you would in any regular proceeding. but i have to say, looking forward to the senate trial? let's focus on this week. this is the most successful weeks of the trump presidency. he got the china trade deal done, usmca done, helping autoworkers, farmers in this country. he got the nda signed again, had it in place for over 50 years. the third consecutive pay raise for military in his watch. the 700 billion plus investment in the military on his watch. the paid family l

lou: an absence of fact has not been any kind of impediment to the radical dimms and this farce theyall an inquiry. tony sayegh. thanks so much. up next, inspector general michael horowitz is trying to knock down the notion that his report clears james comey of wrongdoing. at the claim of james comey. we'll take that up with the "wall street journal's" kim strassel. we'll talk to house minority leader kevin mccarthy after these quick messages. stay with us. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! some people say that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. lou: the dow jones, and crude oil down nearly half a percent. 59 a barrel. gold gaining almost a percent. despite calls from president trump to cut interest rates, the federal reserve leaving the fed benchmark interest rate uncha

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they're saying it is soft a sham and a farce -- and even the trump hating michel moore the filmmaker. take a listen to this. >> if vote were today i believe he wouldn't win the the electoral states that he would need. because living out there, i will tell you -- his y level of support has not gone down one inch, in fact, i would say if it is more than it was before. >> if trump poll numbers have gone up and fund raising through had the roof all during this impeachment thing, which invites the question, has the trump, russia hoax and witch hunt now coupled the together with the impeachment farce only help the president politically? >> oh, absolutely. and you know these are the democrats crying wolf. they're saying oh there's russia collusion oh there's, you know, there's -- this impeachment has some legitimate basis they are showing that all their trying to do over past three years, 19 minutes after president trump was inaugurated they started their impeachment l drive, and so the american people are recognizing this is not at all constitutional. this is not what we elected. these con

lou: an absence of fact has not been any kind of impediment to the radical dimms and this farce they call an inquiry. tony sayegh. thanks so much. up next, inspector general michael horowitz is trying to knock down the notion that his report clears james comey of wrongdoing. at the claim of james comey. we'll take that up with the "wall street journal's" kim strassel. we'll talk to house minority leader kevin mccarthy after these quick messages. stay with us. the epson ecotank. no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a

trial was pretty much a farce. they are had him killed including for that well. nobody. because. not. all you want to. think through to me hasn't forgiven himself for something. i knew she was there and i knew exactly what i was doing. people life. and sometimes there's no explanation. during the great depression which old mr remember there was and most of my family were unemployed working class there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objectively isn't today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the turn principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo duo engineer elections manufacture consent and. the prince holds according to know on. one set of rules for the rich office a set of rules for. that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of wilf which rule is dedicated to increasing power for itself just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilizatio

if an impeachment was feel partisan lines, i like it is farce. it was really high crimes misdemeanors. you would think both parties would support it. that's what i wanted to say. >> cynthia is in norfolk, virginia. good evening. good evening. caller: the president did all these things. why are the republicans backing him? if it were obama or anyone else, they would have impeached him. why are they so behind this president and overlooking everything? i think it is a tragedy - -a travesty. host: vermont, democrat. caller: i want to say it is a strong statement donald trump is the third president in u.s. history to be impeached. i think it would be a mistake to not remove him. we have seen this is a very partisan issue, and republicans are not willing to budge on the party line, no matter the evidence. i hope he is removed from office. in springfield, massachusetts. independent line. caller: yes, i think this is an interesting situation for america. i think it is interesting to see what the situation will be. i think we should be very careful with t

port city of beijing police also fired gas to disperse protesters demonstrators say the vote is a farce that will enable the old leaders to remain in power they want sweeping political reforms before any vote is how out so far the turnout has been no at only of around 15 percent in the capital is crowds lined up to cast their ballots there 5 candidates saying all have close things to former president of the diocese beautifully cow stepped down in april after massive anti-government protests and voting is also under way in the u.k. in what's being called the most important election in a generation by both the conservative party and the main opposition. people are deciding who will form the next government and decide the future of rexx it and a country from mr boies johnson has cast his vote in his seat in central london he's seeking another term for his conservative party after just 5 months. and a short time ago jeremy corbyn may be leader also cast his ballot in london this will be his 2nd attempt at becoming prime minister rory chalons explains why this time people may not vote accord

is a farce. why would they say abuse of power and obstruction of congress when bribery and oh, forgive me, i'm to -- >> change, why don't we leave it there? i think we got the gist of what you are trying to express and let's hear what kevin in pompeo beach, florida, has to, say democrat. >> hi, i just wanted to really touch on a lot of the rhetoric that some of the republicans are using. i feel like when they say that there voting -- the democrats are putting on party lines that is like, really happens in the senate as much but they don't like to admit that that is what happens in congress, look it's really a congress problem about voting across party lines and that is what isn't happening these past few years. >> 24 democrats, 17 republicans sit on the house judiciary committee. congressman lieu has been gone all day for personal reasons so it's been 23 to 17, votes that are coming down and, next joe in apple valley california. >> hi, thank you for taking my call. that's the first time i'm calli

and now the vapid conclusion to what has been a three-month-long farce.ll of it is clear and all of it was designed overthrow the president. if that failed, then to block the president's agenda and intimidate president trump and the democrat party. the president, they want to misjudging this president and misjudging the terchs of millions of americans who stood with him throughout. and a truly unexpected development. the unity of republicans standing with president trump and preserving his presidency and your republic. liz: phase one, the deal with china. michael pillsbury joined us tonight to tell us the deal locks in $50 billion in agricultural purchases by the klein ease and an enforcement mechanism to stop chinese theft of billions of dollars of american i.p. every year. general nadler and his judiciary committee debating two articles of impeachment that haven't got a chance of passage against this president. house speaker pelosi says once that vote goes to the floor for a full vote, she won't force moderate democrats to vote in favor of impeachment.

demonstrators clashed with police calling for a complete boycott of the election they say the poll is a farce that will enable the old government to remain in power protestors want sweeping police. cicle reforms before any votes has held bennett smith reports. was in february algerians had had enough of what they call the i sabah the gangster system. was the decision by 82 year old abdelaziz bouteflika to seek a 5th term as president for tens of thousands of algerians out in nationwide protests was. in april the army forced beautifully could to resign and the election was eventually shed you will for december the protests continue i think i'll join or qualities bank so much on these elections they want to president in office. as possible in berber play in the constitutional game but there is a very believe bob a big problem of trust between the between. government will go toward these. the people over the last few years but if we could came to power in 1909 the 20 years he was kept there by a group of men known as. they wielded power behind the scenes as an ailing president became just a figu

agencies to maybe change that fact from from a criminal perspective to a public health issue but this farce richard asserted the leadership has 3 it still has its marching orders to use killing as the centerpiece and just let the police and other law enforcement agencies get away with murder with pride literally or right we'll know part i thank you very much indeed for talking to us live from manila thank you thank you martin. that recent ballistic missile test by north korea have raised concerns at the u.n. security council the u.s. called on pyongyang to stop hostility and threats and instead reengage with the new could arise ation talks christen salumi has more from the u.n. in new york. the united states called out north korea in an open session of the security council for what ambassador kelly craft described as an increasingly troubling situation she was referring to north korea's recent firing of ballistic missiles 13 in the last 6 months in violation of u.n. resolutions and increasingly threatening language of north korean official recently promised a christmas surprise the united s

their desire to get it behind us, but the country needs to hear what a farce this was. they really need to bring in witnesses. the area are the chance to clean this up and i really hope they will. president who just yesterday called a teenager on the autism spectrum a person with an anger management problem. does that make it harder to defend him this vigorously? >> the president communicates in a unique way. he does not communicate in the way that many of us would. 63 million americans voted to make in the president. he has an unorthodox style. dial. they don't like his twitter account, his staff members, what he does in the office. but the way our system is designed, the way the constitution is written, i even if you have the majority in congress you don't get to remove a president because you don't like him. they did not produce a scintilla of evidence to support a charge of impeachment and that's the question at the end of the day. we may not have a trial in the senate, the president may not put on his witnesses in his defense, but we will do it to our constituents

this is a farce! >> [shouting]. >> laura: joining me now is candace owens with leo terrell.e they brought this on themselves. if you live by identity politics you die by identity politics? >> that's right the left is eating its own. i enjoy it because i called this in 2016. i said there would be a black exit. more and more black people are waking up to the politics of the left and realizing they don't have our best interest at heart. they use us every 4 years and say black people be afraid because they need our vote. really we have so much authority right now. so much control right now. people are saying look at what trump has done in the last 3.5 years. it's better for black america. the democrat party is losing it. >> laura: there was a moment on msnbc where sharpton debated that the next stage for the democrats there won't be a person of color on the debate change. -- stage. the other panelist said we have to find out why they are not connected. he took that as offensive. is that the right barometer for the democrats? a color-coded approach to the stage rather than the is

i understand their desire to just get it behind us but the country needs to hear what a farce this was. they really need to bring in witnesses. to clean thisance up and i hope they will. >> this is a president who yesterday called a teenager on the autism spectrum person with an anger management problem. does that make it harder to defend him this vigorously? >> the president communicates in a unique way. he doesn't communicate the way many of us would. let me answer. 63 million americans voted to make him the president. he has an unorthodox style. what we're talking about is removing a president because democrats don't like that style, they don't like him, they don't like his twitter or his staff members, they don't like what he does in the office. ,he way our system is designed the party in charge, even if you have the majority in congress, you don't get them remove a president -- don't get to remove a president because they don't like him. that isnd of the day, why we are so frustrated. we may not have a trail in the senate. the president may not get a chance to put on the defense b

to see your idiotic farce? right adam? >> and now adam schiff forgets his medication. [laughter] you need to relax adam ♪ ♪ [background noises] that is a sweet symphony sound. [laughter] >> my god it's getting weirder and weirder. was it tell you in the establishment media, and establishment politicians are all trying to the same thing? they think the establishment is under attack and it is. who'd a thought though that the most radical figure in modern history as a reality tv star with orange hair? [laughter] why not let him explain it? >> i am the only politician that has actually kept more promises than i made. [laughter] [applause] [cheering] greg: we need to hear that again. >> i'm the only politician in history that have actually kept more promises that i made. [cheering] greg: weight that makes absolutely no sense [bleep] but it's brilliant. but it's a brilliant. how does he make that true? how is that possible? so the more critics attack in the way they prove him right. politics is downstream from cultur

as we already have burning in continuing to monitor this situation and provide the community with a farce as quickly as we can look all the best you and all of your team there in the days ahead look agony for a spokesman for a merge and see control center in victoria thank you very much. preview on from the o's doors breaking news this hour turkey has moved a step closer to point troops in libya parliament's fast tracking a bill to authorize sending military to back libya's internationally recognized government it's fighting for its survival against the forces of a powerful were lord khalifa haftar. bolivia's interim president has expelled top mexican and spanish diplomats over allegations they're attempting to help former libyan officials flee the country libyans have sought refuge in the mexican embassies and some change of government spain is expelled libyan diplomats in response. or bank down until ron have condemned u.s. airstrikes against an iraqi militia supported by iran iraq says the strikes violate the sovereignty could provoke more conflict in the region american forces hit 5 t

i understand their desire to get it behind us, but the country needs to hear what a farce this was. they really need to bring in witnesses. they are the chance to clean this up and i really hope they will. >> this is a president who just yesterday called a teenager on the autism spectrum a person with an anger management problem. does that make it harder to defend him this vigorously? >> the president communicates in a unique way. he doesn't communicate in the way i do animate many up -- the way many of us would. wait a minute, let me answer. 63 million americans voted to make in the president. he has an unorthodox style. what we are talking about is removing a president because the democrats don't like that style. they don't like him. they don't like his twitter account. they don't like many of his staff members. they don't like what he does in the office. but the way our system is designed. the way the constitution is pree democrats don't like that style. they don't like him. they don't like his twitter account. they don't like many of his staff members. they don't like what he do

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