joining us is chris farrell, the director of judicial watch.regg jarrett the author of the "new york times" best seller county russia hoax." it's reaping great success, and it's great to have you here. chris, this "new york times" report on rosenstein who has played the villain in this piece for quite some time and probably foremost among them arguing appropriately so, rosenstein now looks to be in serious, serious trouble based on these among just sources reported by the "new york times." >> of course you can't believe the "new york times." we are in the same boat with rosenstein because you can't believe him. lou: is that a double negative? >> it is. you have a carefully word non-denial denial by rosenstein. this is sufficient grounds and the president doesn't need cause. he can fire him at will. but there is mounting evidence of enough is enough. the president has lost faith and confidence in mr. rosenstein and say it's time to turn the page. interestingly one of the authors of that "new york times" article. starting in 2016 he was sort of t

but with us i know for a fact, chris farrell in washington, d.c.o have you stay with us throughout, and gregg jarrett here in new york. let's turn to this rosenstein article in the "new york times." a lot is being made of it. suspicion is, chris, that this may be a ploy by the left wing "new york times" to get the president as you point out to fire him. he made reference to it in springfield, missouri. saying he's going to have to clean up the stench. they have already gotten rid of a lot of folks in the fbi. and more to come to eliminate the stench in the leadership of the department of justice. this -- do you give credence to this article that uses anonymous sources that says rosenstein offered to wear a wire in the white house and wanted to invoke the 25th amendment? chris: one of the ways we are investigating at judicial watch, we fired off public records request today as soon as that article came out. the article cites the fact there were memos and documents created by andy mccabe and others as a result of these meetings and conversations. lou

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let's find out what chris farrell says.ning us now, director of investigations for judicial watch. chris, great to have you here. your reaction to the statement from the department of justice, a missive it seemed to me from the heart of the deep state. >> it's a very sort of perfunctory bureaucratic response. look, for more than a year, we have been suing to get these very same records. they have all been processed from the freedom of information act, they have been processed under federal court order so this notion they have to go back and start all over or look at it again or review it, it's a false and misleading statement by the justice department and the fbi. they already have all the documents compiled. they have already been reviewed because of our litigation. they simply need to release them. they are going to slow-walk it. they are going to foot drag because it's not in their interest to reveal the incredible level of corruption in both the doj and the fbi. lou: robert mueller is sitting on top right now of over tw

lou: chris farrell, thanks for being with us. >> thanks, lou.: coming up next, a newly leaked video shows google executives, they were so bereaved, they just couldn't overcome their depression, after the 2016 presidential election which hillary clinton, much to their shock and dismay did not win. >> people here are pretty upset and pretty sad because of the election. >> this election was particularly hard. >> it was a shock to all of us, the results of the election. >> can i move to canada? with this massive kick in the gut that we were going to lose. >> what we all need right now is a hug. >> it works. >> poor google. everybody needed a hug, and, oh, yes, they work tirelessly for hillary clinton. we'll take this up with charlie hurt. what happened to all of that bias-free energy that was supposed to be silicon valley? never existed. charlie hurt joins me next, stay with us, we'll be right back. racing isn't the only thing on my mind. and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. when i created my business, i needed a way to showcase it. ( ♪ ) wit

chris farrell, thank you for being here. good to see you. >> thank you.>> be sure to vote in our poll today. you believe the white house reporters are using briefings and news conferences to grandstand rather than pose original questions and seek substantive answers from the president?cast your vote on twitter. follow me on twitter @lou dobbs tonight. for prosecutor andrew mccarthy gives us his analysis of tomorrow's meeting between president trump, rod rosenstein and what is happening in that so-called hearing. up next, real election meddling. not russia, communist china this time. trying to undermine the presidents trade policies. and taking out a four-page propaganda insert in the des moines register, for crying out loud! we come back doctor sebastian gorka joins me. stay with us. brad's about to find out if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. just a second, we also have the mendez mediati

ronan farrell who said he wouldn't comment on the matter is also not responding citing what he calls or misleading statements saying "the story was twice cleared and deemed reportable by legal and standards, only to be blocked by executives who refused to allow us to see comment from harvey weinstein. and his former producer rich mccue just doubled down saying the nbc internal report is far from objective, adding "when you have an exclusive audio recording of harvey weinstein admitting to sexual assault, in addition to a rate survivor scheduled for an interview in three days, what journalistic ethics would cause a news outlet to cancel that interview? not air the audiotape and let one of the most defining stories of this decade walk out the door. nbc news chairman andrew lack maintains that at no point did the network obstruct his reporting or kill an interview. shannon? >> shannon: thank you, chase. when we return, i will take you inside the room that where it happened and show you some exclusive footage of the kavanaugh scene that you haven't seen before. stay right there. rate aft

but with us i know for a fact, chris farrell in washington, d.c.at to have you stay with us throughout, and gregg jarrett here in new york. let's turn to this rosenstein article in the "new york times." a lot is being made of it. suspicion is, chris, that this may be a ploy by the left wing "new york times" to get the president as you point out to fire him. he made reference to it in springfield, missouri. saying he's going to have to clean up the stench. they have already gotten rid of a lot of folks in the fbi. and more to come to eliminate the stench in the leadership of the department of justice. this -- do you give credence to this article that uses anonymous sources that says rosenstein offered to wear a wire in the white house and wanted to invoke the 25th amendment? chris: one of the ways we are investigating at judicial watch, we fired off public records request today as soon as that article came out. the article cites the fact there were memos and documents created by andy mccabe and others as a result of these meetings and conversations.

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lou: turning to these texts, we've heard from devin nunes, others, chris farrell from judicial watch, as to why there should be no delay for the 20-page documentation for surveillance, there should be no, in their judgment, reason in delay for producing the unredacted texts. but the truth is we've seen, over the past year and a half, nothing but stonewalling by the justice department, the fbi and the intelligence community is on a whole other level. what do you expect to happen? how soon do you expect the president to have these documents produced by the agencies and the department of justice? >> it's hard to say. there was a reason for delay a year and a half ago because it takes a little time. but since then the reason for delay has been to protect the guilty, you know, the names are being redacted to protect the guilty. so that's the reason they're being redacted. that's the reason they're being slow to uncover these things. and don't forget ever for a moment who's at charge at justice over all of this. it's rosenstein, the guy that was part of the original russia investigation tha

farrell and other task force members went from northern california to north carolina to help out withwift water rescues. >> we did have one night at one in the morning where we had to rescue four people off a high water vehicle. it was stuck on a road that had gotten taken over by water. >> task force four was one of dozens of teams to answer the fema call for help in the carolinas. it is an amazing crew. they go where they are needed and pack up and head out again. >> bravo to them. >>> sal, iings about 880 is that it cleared up right away after the crash was gone. that's good. we are also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and wondering if people were going to show up after the crash was cleared out. traffic is a little bit slower. at the bay bridge i don't see it to be that slow. a westbound bay bridge coming up to the pay gates. also looking at 880 we had a crash at high street that cleared away and that big backup just disappeared. westbound 92 and the san mateo bridge traffic was good. the south bay commute is off to a good start. let's bring in steve. >> what is your traffic

. >> lou: joining me now chris farrell, the director of investigations and research for judicial watcht's good to see you. let's start with richard burr who has turned over his committee to the ranking democrat senator mark warner, who, you know, i just don't know how much more preposterous this witch hunt can get. burr says there is no collusion, there has been no collusion. they can't find anything but they're not through yet and they can just go on their merry way until you tell me. when does it end? >> sadly, senator burr has become a sock pocket for senator warner. and you know zero times zero is still zero. so i can't imagine why they'd take an additional six months to write a report saying they found absolutely nothing. >> lou: because they can. >> i was heartened by mr. burr three weeks ago. when he did come to the president's assistance with one statement. but then in very short order now he has flipped again back to the same old line of repeating what mr. warner wants him to say. it's sad. it's a pathetic situation. >> lou: it is sad. and burr has just thrown his -- i mean he

. >> lou: joining me now chris farrell, the director of investigations and research for judicial watchto see you. let's start with richard burr who has turned over his committee to the ranking democrat senator mark warner, who, you know, i just don't know how much more preposterous this witch hunt can get. burr says there is no collusion, there has been no collusion. they can't find anything but they're not through yet and they can just go on their merry way until you tell me. when does it end? >> sadly, senator burr has become a sock pocket for senator warner. and you know zero times zero is still zero. so i can't imagine why they'd take an additional six months to write a report saying they found absolutely nothing. >> lou: because they can. >> i was heartened by mr. burr three weeks ago. when he did come to the president's assistance with one statement. but then in very short order now he has flipped again back to the same old line of repeating what mr. warner wants him to say. it's sad. it's a pathetic situation. >> lou: it is sad. and burr has just thrown his -- i mean he has put

farrell and the other task force four members went from northern california to north carolina to help with swift water rescues there. >> we did have one night at one in the morning where we had to rescue four people off a high water vehicle that was stuck on a road that had gotten taken over by water. >> task force four was one of dozens of teams that answered the fema call for help in the carolinas. >>> wildfire in el dorado county. calfire says the myers fire is 80% contained. all evacuation orders have been lifted from that fire kicked up yesterday afternoon east of placerville and has burned 12 acres . the fire briefly shut down 50 in both directions yesterday. right now all the roadways are back open. >>> governor jerry brown has signed a measure that allows pg&e to build customers -- bill customers for costs related to the north a wildfires . the governor says the billy is aimed at preventing bankruptcy for the utility company. pg&e is facing billions of dollars in liability after investigators determined its equipment cause 16 of last year's fires. right now the company is faci

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andrew mccarthy and chris farrell among our guests tomorrow. thank you. good night from new york. see you the conversation with the inmate. he said, they're laughing at us chs z. charles: thank you both. lou: good evening. republicans are demanding answers from deposit any attorney general rod rosenstein about reports he discussed taping the president in the white house and whether he was working with top doj and fbi officials in an effort to remove mr. trump from office. >> i think rod rosenstein needs to be in the witness chair this week in the house judiciary committee, he needs to go under hoat and explaioath and explaine circumstances. lou: mark meadows has been leading the charge on capitol hill trying to force rosenstein to testify or face articles of impeachment. he joins us here tonight. >>> also, president trump displaying strength, vision, leadership as he addressed the u.n. general assembly and speaking before the most left-wing social is ik asemiblej anywhere, he' minds world leaders who he is and who he stands for and which nation he represents in all things. >> we r

greg farrell, thanks for jumping on the phone. before i go, maya, your reaction? >> my reaction is that this is both meaningful, not surprising. it would be more surprising to me if the southern district of new york did not follow up on indications that there were ways in which the trump organization worked as we know from michael cohen that suggest that there may be a lot of improprieties here in how the financing worked. i also think that it suggests that this source is not someone from within the southern district of new york, but is someone who might be within the trump organization. we should remember that weisselberg did not cooperate. that's the wrong word legally. what he did was he no longer had the ability to assert the fifth amendment right not to incriminate himself because they said we won't come after you for what you say to us on this point so that he had to come and testify. >> which is an important distinction. >> a big distinction. >> we are over on time given all the breaking news. bill kristol, a final thought from you on how this all plays out

they got a warm welcome yesterday before heading out to the east coast captain john farrell was battling wildfires in the west. fairland other task force four members went from northern california to north carolina to help out with swift water rescues. >> we did have one night at 1 am where we had to rescue four people off of a high water vehicle that was stuck on a road that had gotten taken over by water. >> the task force was one of dozens of teams answering the call from fema to help out in the carolinas. >>> a bay area man plans to move >> [ singing ] >> he performed at a vigil last night to mark a full year since maria made landfall on the island. members of the puerto rican city club gathered outside a san jose church to remember loved ones lost in that storm. an independent report estimated that 3000 people were killed in the six months after that storm hit puerto rico. >> you can never forget the people that perished in this catastrophe. we had to pray for them. there are people still suffering as we talk. >> the civic clubs is one year after the storm the effort to help victims

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. >> lou: chris farrell, always good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks, lou. >> lou: appreciate it. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. among our guests on monday. hope you will join us. have a great night. from new york, good night. >>> happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few minutes, northwestern mutual chairman and ceo is with me this weekend. plus, later on in the program, the president and ceo of the federal reserve bank of dallas, robert kaplan, my special guest. joining us coming up. but first we have the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. geri? >> thanks, maria. hurricane florence has arrived and wreaking havoc in the mid-atlantic. the storm made landfall friday morning, pounding the carolinas with heavy rains, rising floodwaters, and gusting winds. hundreds of thousands are currently without power and that number expected to rise. more than a million

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an offload from owen farrell set up a debut try for alex lewington.cons made a good start to the second period and wilson got this second try of the match, reducing the gap to one point with flood's conversion. but saracens stepped up the gear in the final few mintues and wrapped up the win with a bonus point try from nick tompkins. the final score was 32—21 to saracens. that's all the sport for now. video games which allow players to buy extra items or features while they're playing — so called in—game purchases — will have to carry a warning on their packaging from christmas. it follows concerns about children racking up debts while playing, as angus crawford explains. gaming and spending. matthew, who doesn't want to be identified, used to play 12 hours a day and paid out thousands of pounds. he worries about the effect on children. a lot of game companies will tell you this game is to be enjoyed but actually behind it is a very stringent business that's there to make lots of money so they will target people young, get them into a game and then mak

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tang, kim, supervisor brown and also to marco kelly who really spearheaded this under supervisor farrell. i also want to thank the arts commission, the library commission on the department on the status of women. thank you for hearing this item and i would love to take questions if i -- if you have any. and we have elizabeth newman from the department on the status of women to answer any questions. >> chair mandelman: thank you. did you want to make a presentation on this? ok. >> good morning. thank you so much for bringing this item forward. i was in the department of the status of women and we are glad to be here in support of this legislation. i want to remark that our commission did vote to support this legislation when it was initially before this committee back in january. we are also very encouraged by the provision that was -- that would monitor the representation of women. this is an important effort to rectify the underrepresentation of women's contribution to society. and to encourage women possess leadership in the future. this is really important because art that recognizes

john farrell battling wildfires in the west. went from california to north carolina to help out with swiftwater rescues. >> we did have one night at 1 a.m. were we had to rescue for people off of the high water vehicle that was stuck on a road that had been taken over by water. >> the task force was one of dozens of teams that answered him as calls for help the carolinas. >>> an update on a wildfire and el dorado county. the myers fire is now 80 percent contained. all evacuation orders lifted. the fire started yesterday afternoon 10 miles east of festival and has burned 12 acres. the fire briefly shut down 50 in both directions but all of the roads were closed because of and for mcvia were back open. >>> events planned for next month to observe one year since the deadly north bay wildfires. sonoma county and in santa rosa are planning a ceremony. courthouse square october 8 encoding a memorial bellringing for the 24 people who died in the fires. some events are also planned in advance of the one-year mark. one of the free sonoma

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