i saw the press pool -- they had all turned and were talking to ari fleischer and not looking at the president. in my left peripheral vision, i saw secretary rod paige, the secretary of education, the principal of the school and a white house staffer who was an education expert. they were mouthing -- what is up? i then stepped into the holding room. the door shut behind me. , get theng i said was fbi director on the phone. he had only been director for 10 days. bob mueller. get a line open to the vice president and the white house situation room. to the crew of air force one i said go back and get on the plane. we are going to have to get out of here. to the secret service, i said, prepare, get the motorcade going. to the acting communications director on the trip i said -- get some remarks written for the president. we have 650 people in a gymnasium. the president will have to say something to them but he cannot say anything we do not know to be the truth. the president came into the holding room after about evan and half minutes. the first thing he said was, get the fbi director on

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i saw the press pool talking to ari fleischer, not looking at the president.n my (for a vision i saw the secretary of education, the principle of the school at sandy crest, an education expert and they were mouthing what's up? i stepped into the holding room, the door shut behind me. i said get the fbi director on the phone. bob mueller had only been fbi director for ten days, a line open to the vice president in the white house situation room, the crew of air force one, i said get back on the plane, we are going to get out of here. the secret service said prepared to get the motorcade going. the acting communications director, get some remarks written for the president, we have 650 people in the gymnasium, the president will have to say something but he can't say anything we do not know to be the truth. the president came into the holding room after 7 minutes, it didn't seem that long and the first thing he said was get the fbi director on the phone. he is right here, we watched the president step up to his responsibility. what we were seeing in his chair, he

i saw the press pool gathering with harry fleischer.ped into the holding and i was standing next to the president and the principal of the school. who was thetain acting national security advisor on the trip, the director of the white house situation room. he came up to the president and small- sir, it appears a twin-engine prop plane crashed into one of the towers of the world trade center. the principal, the president, and i had the same reaction. what a terrible accident. the pilot must of had a heart attack or something. that was literally spoken and the principal opened the door to the classroom and she and the president walked in. the door shut and captain lauer came up to me and said -- sir, it appears it was not a small plane but a commercial jetliner. my mind flashed to the fear that the passengers on the plane must of had. they had to have known it was not gaining out to do. i'm not sure why my mind what there but that is where it went. and then a nanosecond later, the captain came up to me again and said -- oh my god, another

bringing in ari fleischer, fox news contributor. welcome back here.enator from louisiana in a moment, but first, i want to hear yours. what do you think ultimately we have learned about this? >> i think we learned the facts and the origin. that is crucial because no one should be able to spy on another campaign in america unless you've got the goods. if there is doubt, do we really have it? are we seeing the worse, you cannot do what the fbi did. missing in somebody else's campaign, it doesn't get more serious for the fbi. >> bill: that is probably true. here is senator kennedy on what he believes. >> i handful of men and women who acted on their political beliefs. now, some try to hurt the president. i think some try to hurt secretary clinton. james comey, he could have tried to hurt both. the american people need to know. stop the speculation and the innuendo. have him read the report, send it back to our inspector general, let the american people see it. >> bill: his main point, just a handful. do you agree with that? >> the problem is that it was

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ari fleischer is a fox news contributor.itional briefing? do you see why that information needed to be fed back to the f.b.i.? >> this is extraordinary. i find it terribly troubling as somebody who went through a transition, saw a president elect get to know the people who lead america's security organizations. think what james comey was doing. instead of meeting a new president elect to begin a relationship and get to know one another. he began to treat the president elect as if he were a part of a crime. witness to a crime and he sought information and why he fed it back to the team. extraordinary on top of so many other things that just show terrible, terrible judgment by james comey and his team. >> julie: the i.g. report found other motives by the f.b.i. what were they? >> well, i think the other motives that they had were to expose if they could or catch the trump people. this is where judgment comes into play. i think they got spooked. the f.b.i. does not do these things lightly. they saw minor level, low-level contac

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spewing out loud analysis with ari fleischer.ijing protesters holding a rally in hong kong to counter thousands of pro-democracy demonstrations. with that greg palkot who joins us live in london. high greg. >> high julie were looking at another day of dueling protests on the eve of possible 15 weekend of unrest in hong kong. earlier today there was a group of pro-beijing protesters that gathered in shopping mall and were waving chinese flags and singing the chinese national anthem. happening right now in the protest similar to one we saw a few weeks ago thousands are linking hands holding flashlights and lanterns forming a human chain over looking the city. this is a time in the region of an annual autumn festival is being hijacked by politics. more rallies and protests are being planned this week. even though a big one, which had been planned, has been canceled by the government they are. they are fearful there could be another outbreak of violence like we've been seeing for many weeks in the past. now while the pro-beijing loca

fox news contributor sara carter, ari fleischer back with us.you're both laughing eqo i don't know who to start with. sarah, will start with you.go a. >> elizabeth warren basically has this ethics plan in place, she will ban anyone who works for her from foreign lobbying government, companies, yet she's completely flustered when asked this question, sean. this is what they do, right? theyey are trying to figure out- it's like how are they going to knock the lead horse out of the race without looking like they are knocking him out of the race. all elizabeth warren had to do was to state her own plan and to say, no,in i won't allow it at all. instead, she's confused and flustered, she doesn't want to be the first one to say it, you can hear the same thing coming out of kamalaom harris' mouth ad the other democratic potential candidates. this is how they play at. the reason why i laughed as it goes against what her own ethics plan is. nobody should have a child, it's pretty obvious, especially when they are overseeing ukraine as vice president biden did then should have their child sittin

go to ari fleischer's twitter feed today and he will deliver a blow-by-blow of the events as his proximityo george w. bush was right there and he can tell you what went down that close to power and go online and watched two videos, george w. bush throwing out the first pitch at yankee stadium and him standing on top of the rubble with the bullhorn. if you have children, as i do, who were there or if you have children born after, explained to them what happens. maybe you visit the memorial or go to the freedom tower. it's important to survive generation after generation. >> dana: juan, you are a big baseball fan. i remember learning about derek jeter telling the president "don't bounce it." >> juan: he did such a great job, when he was standing on top of the rubble. >> dana: spontaneous moments. transformational moment for him. absolutely. not necessarily the bullhorn but knowing him the way i do and i think based on his reflections and if you read in his book, the moment that andy card comes into the elementary school, they were doing a "no child left behind" event and he whispers to the p

for more on all this, let's bring in ari fleischer, former white house press secretary under george w. bush and the fox news contributor. great to see you, ari. you are at the report the can before you. with all these things, when you get one answer it just leads to three more follow-up questions to anyone. i'm not saying from the writer of the left. as soon as you can answer you say, "wait a second," and a few more questions afterwards. what's your take on how this is playing out and who it's hurtin hurting? >> i think i remain the same position today. whistle-blower got some important information correct. namely, that the president called the president of ukraine and asked him to work with him, the attorney general, to get information on joe biden's son. i find that inappropriate. no president should ask for a nation to do that. the whistle-blower also got a lot of information and facts wrong. he had a state department official on that line. the state department official was not on that line. he said the president sought a promise. the president not make a promise. there was a serie

here with reaction fox 12wi contributor ari fleischer and first action, senior advisor sean spicer ari is laughing harder which means we go to him. this is the campaign. this is what this has evolved into. >> big news with campaigns. sean, we are in the doldrumss campaign and not every week will have the most excitement policy announcements. i do think the democrats are causing tremendous damage themselves with the idea espousing not just little things like straws and big things like banning private health insurance, allowing people to come over the border illegally this morning to get government sponsor health insurance this afternoon. these are the things the democrats are hurting themselves with and will come back to bite them in general. i just don't fault a lot of these little picky things. i've been in campaigns a lott d a lotng of little things that ae inconsequential. >> sean: sean spicer, these are consequential times and what they are talking about here getting rid of oil and gas and everything is free and eventually planes and cows, that is the life blood of our economy. if

or to respond as ari fleischer former white house press secretary, fox news contributor, and phil haneys employee and a whistle-blower himself. all right, phil, let's start with you. from what you've heard, do you think this intel official being discussed in these various media reports even qualifies from what you know so far, again, which is not all that much, as a whistle-blower? >> what i think is going to happen is going to be like wile e. coyote and the roadrunner. pretend wile e. coyote is blowing up the big blue balloon it's filling up the room. the roadrunner is going to come and pop the balloon. the whistle-blower may or may not have a concern, but i will tell you where the disconnect in the whole process, because there is a process, comes and that is the intel committee. the inspector general came and gave them a briefing. it was at today or yesterday? quite recently. and he told them that we have this ongoing investigation and so what did the intel committee do? they came and had a press conference and talked about it. they blabbed, that's the blowing up of the balloon. the g

the white house press secretary ari fleischer.strategist, and jonah goldberg, fellow at the american enterprise institute. okay, ari, your thoughts on the story? >> marking on is curious but highly skeptical. and here's why. when a president makes a phone call to a foreign leader, there's a team of people in the situation room of about four or five intelligence officers were typing every word the president and his counterpart say. that's how up transcript gets created and that transcript then is shared around the administration is widely or as narrowly as the call requires for people to know that the president talked about. if there is something indeed that scandalous, that morally objectionable that the president said, it would have leaked, something along that line would've said something before the fact that only one intelligence officer has seen this enough to file a whistle-blower report and none of the others who have seen it filed a report, it just makes me highly, highly suspect, especially all the other false accusations

"washington post" columnist marc theissen, former white house press secretary ari fleischer.rter shelby holliday and mo elleithee, executive director of the georgetown institute of politics. we've seen a lot of things, this is quite something to watch. ari, you got me? >> i'm sorry. this obviously is something to watch. washington has lost its mind. but let me just at the outset i do think it is inappropriate for president or a candidate to ask a foreign government to intervene in any way and anything that involves american domestic politics. i didn't like it when hillary clinton as a candidate did that involving russia. i didn't like it when barack obama and joe biden bid on it have the fbi investigate donald trump, and i don't think president trump as well when he does it here. but put it in perspective, this is a five-year penalty if it was a football game. it's not a 15-yard penalty and it certainly isn't throw the guy out of the game penalty. i've seen far worse in politics. other people have done similar things, and that's why this impeachment, it does not rise anywhere

. >> bill: two days ago ari fleischer was on our show talking with julie describing the january 2017iod now into a new presidency. the country has voted two months prior and fleischer characterized it this way. >> think what james comey was doing. instead of meeting a new president elect to begin a relationship and get to know one another, he began to treat the president-elect as if he were part of a crime, a witness to a potential crime and sought information. that's why he fed it back to the team. extraordinary on top of so many other things that show terrible, terrible judgment by james comey and his team. >> bill: my guess is that summarizes it for you. >> well, it does. i would add to this to what he said. i would love jim comey to say what was the evidentiary evidence for you believing it. at the end of which zero americans were indicted for colluding with russia after two year. you had a two year long f.b.i. investigation. you take your first opportunity to interview the soon to be leader of the free world and you are going to try to bolster an investigation that wound up lead

i saw the press pool had all turned and were now talking to terry fleischer, not looking at the presidentand i saw secretary ron page and the principal of the school in the white house staffer, and education expert, and they were asking, what's up? i then stepped into the holding room and the door shut behind me and the first thing i said was get the fbi director on the phone. he had only been director for 10 days, get a line open to the vice president in that situation room, and then i said go back and get on the plane. we will have to get out of here. to the secret service i said prepared to get the motorcade going. i said the president will have to say something to these people, but we can not say anything that we do not know to be the truth. the president came in after about seven and a half minutes. the first thing he said was get the fbi director on the phone. i watch the president stepped up to his responsibility. i'm convinced he focused on his oath of office, preserve, protect and defend. that is what i believe -- that's when i believe he became president. i feel no here in raisi

they had all turned and were now talking to arie fleischer, not talking to the president and in my leftipheral vision, rod page, secretary of education, the principal of the school and white house staffer, sandy kress, an education expert and they were mouthing, what's up? ... prepared to get the motorcade going, i said get some remarks written for the president. with 690 people in an auditorium or gymnasium. the president what to say something to them but he can't do anything we do not know to be the truth. the president came into the holding area for some half minutes. it didn't seem that long. the first thing he said was that the fbi director on the phone. we could say he's writer, mr. president. i watch the president step up to his responsibility unconvinced he focused on his oath of office, preserve, protect and defend. and that's what when i believe he became president. the rest of the day became history. i feel no fear embracing it with you because without prompts would never forget. it's an iconic photograph. i am not iconic but it does define a day at adult what you remember th

here is ari fleischer's take. >> the only thing that gives me any ounce of credibility they didn't leakhistleblower that went through the process. you don't leak. the other side of it. those phone calls are widely circulated. if there was something so wrong so many would have seen it why is there only one? doesn't make sense. >> bill: one last comment on that, matt. >> i think ari is right. we have a situation here where one person disagreed probably with the policy that was articulated or the strategy that the president employed and made a complaint. again, to their credit they did go through the proper channels but now, you know, adam schiff and members of congress are trying to pull this out in order to do political damage to the president. it is -- there are sick people involved in this situation. >> bill: i know you have a train for catch. thank you for delaying that. do we find the truth eventually on this? >> it will all come out, yes, no doubt. >> bill: have a good weekend. julie back to you. >> julie: there is other breaking news coming. massive flooding overwhelming the housto

ari fleischer used to work for president w.d he had this observation about what is going on. >> a fuse the press wants to light on fire because it's anti-president trump. they run with it. the analogy i give, laura. if you are batting 0 for 19 and deep batting 0 for 1 or 0 for 20. i suspect 0 for 20. the only thing that gives me any ounce of credibility that they didn't leak it. a whistle blower who went through the process and intelligence officer. that's how you handle it. you don't leak. here's the other side of it. those phone calls are widely circulated. if there was something so uncapitol hill, so wrong, some would have seen it, why is there only bun? it doesn't make sense. >> some pictures have emerged of trufn trudeau running for prime minister again. the prime minister of canada of him dressed up in black face. it turns out that several pictures have now been released there are at least three of them. last night was a town hall. that's what's making news this morning. here's what he said about it. >> earlier today you

i saw the press pool, they had all turned and were now talking to ari fleischer. not looking at the president. in my left peripheral vision, i saw the secretary, the secretary of education, the principal of the school, and the white house staffer named sandy cress, who was an education expert, and they were mouthing, what's up? i then stepped into the holding room, the door shut behind me, the first thick i said was, get the -- thing i said was, get the f.b.i. director on the phone, bob mueller. he had only been the f.b.i. director for 10 days. get a line open to the vice president. get a line open to the white house situation room. to the crew of air force one, i said, go back and get on plane. we're going to have to get out of here. to the secret service, i said, prepare to get the motorcade going. to the acting communications director on the trip, i said, get some remarks written for the president, we have 650 people in an auditorium or gymnasium, the president will have to say something to them. but he can't say anything we do not know to be the truth. the pre

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