it was michael flynn. >> michael flynn lied to the fbi.and again and again to fbi agents. just lied. lies, lies and more lies. >> michael flynn was betraying his country. michael flynn was betraying his office. >> michael flynn betrayed the nation. he literally, for money sold out the nation. >> there are lies. there are conspiracy theories about michael flynn, have also blown up, poor michael flynn, he was duped. elizabeth: you see that? you see the zero reporting of the nuances that we've been reporting in the government documents and footnotes? there is way more to the michael flynn case than what those guys were saying on tv. how the nation has been repeatedly misled by the media on so many important stories including the michael flynn case. let's welcome former wisconsin governor scott walker. great to see you. your reaction to the coverage here. >> it was '80s song, lies, lies, lies, we see that repeatedly from political operatives posing as government officials and many, many sources in the media. thankfully, liz you were one of the

they are conspiracy theories about michael flynn. for for michael flynn.d. >> you see that? zero reporting of the nuances gthat we have been reporting in the government documents and footnotes. way more to the michael flynn case than what those guys are saying on tv. how the nation has been repeatedly misled by the media on so many important stories including the michael flynn case. t'let's welcome former wisconsin governor scott walker. governor, great to see you. your reaction to the coverage here. >> there was a 80 song lies, lies, lies. we see that repeatedly from political operatives posing as government officials. many sources in the media. thankfully, you are one of the few that was out in the forefront trying to get to the bottom of this.th we talked about this a few weeks back. many of them still ignoring the facts in this case. finally, michael flynn had his day in court. liz: here is the story. government officials in the united states for decades, for decades and decades and decades, pushed propaganda into the media. the media falls for it. the

if it can happen to flynn. do everything they can to get legally elected president out of office, they can do it to you, elizabeth and or to joe blow or mary smith. and that is why it is important for everybody to know that when your, your constitutional protections are violated and they can be violated with the highest people in the fbi, then, nobody is safe. so the flynn situation, his exoneration, is eventually going to be a lesson to the rest of the world that, that finally, right wins out but everybody is ruined in the process and it shouldn't happen to any other american citizen. elizabeth: senator, former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is set to testify before senate judiciary on wednesday. what would you like to see him answer to? >> what i would like to see him answer to me is this. he was in my office. i asked for this information. said he couldn't have it because it was national security. and, and, look at it now. there is nothing national security about it. it's, it is an innocent conversati

with general flynn.han that, they never saw the transcript of the phone call between flynn and kislyak. how you can allow your man to plead guilty when two of the most important pieces of evidence were never seen by you or your client is beyond me. that is one of the reasons for the case now. hiding the transcript, and fbi intercept transcript, hiding that transcript was not only unethical and improper. it was a crime. i predict some of john durham's dealings will lead to charges concerning the way the information was handled. the fbi has never produced the flynn interview. that will be the subject of one of durham's report or criminal charges. host: i suppose dropping the charges without prejudice would be a victory. if that happens, what are the larger issues at play? what does it conclude? guest: the larger issues deal with what we have been dealing with in this country, the rule of law. can you hear me? host: go ahead. the rule of law is the issue here. is thetice department authority on who prosecut

how does general michael flynn recover his life? i mean these people were so reckless with what they did, and obviously we'll find out -- we will stay tuned and you're going to hopefully come up with some answers for us, but nobody will ever get that money back and their time back. no matter what happens to general flynn he will never regain his reputation. the financial implications for flynn and his family are unthinkable. this stuff, it's not just about we'll be cute and continue an investigation although we know it's all bogus from the beginning because we dislike the president so much. this affected every single american to the tune of tens of millions of dollars. and by the way it probably divided our country a lot more than ever needed to be done. so these people have a lot to answer, and you know what we'll probably never get answers to everything unfortunately. >> well, you can't right every wrong, but durham -- john durham is a u.s. attorney from connecticut. attorney general barr has put him in charge of finding out wheth

that was general flynn's job.ssue of sanctions came up with general flynn saying, you're essentially let us look at this. let's talk and don't do more than you have to do and so forth in other words, general flynn was faithfully carrying out direction which were entirely appropriate having zero to do with russian collusion but having to do with foreign policy of the united states. so now back to senator grassley, this was a grievous injustice the entire process against general flynn has been a very grievous injustice of the highest order, and i would simply call it a profound abuse of power. i think it also is abuse of power certainly of the classification with just now finding out that what general flynn did had nothing to do with collusion with russians at any time whatsoever. general flynn was an innocent victim of abuse of power. >> is it the fbi's role to investigate whether a new administration might go in a different policy direction than the outcoming administration shouldn't that be left up to voters to d

joining us now, sidney powell, general flynn's defense attorney., sidney powell, congratulations to you, and our gratitude to you for all that you have done for the general and righting terrible wrongs and all that you've done for the country. good to have you here. >> thank you. lou: how does it feel to, how does it feel to at least be at this point? it's, we've learned one thing, to look with a watchful eye at what the deep state and judge sullivan will do next, but it appears that you have prevailed and finally so. >> yes. this is a huge step forward and a big step toward restoring the public's confidence in the rule of law and our judicial system. but it also demonstrates how fragile it is because this decision is 2-1 when it should have been unanimous. i mean, every case in the country supported the majority decision here, and the defending judge ignores major constitutional principles and all the controlling cases. lou: and she is an obama appointee e and, again, we see a judiciary that is divided on partisan grounds, and we have a chief just

liz: to the big showdown in the michael flynn case today, a federal appeal court letting the justiceepartment drop its case against the president former national security advisor after flynn's lawyer sidney powell said this case was concocted and the fbi lied and also slammed government misconduct against michael flynn. remember even fbi wanted to drop the case against flynn in 2017 because there was nothing there. we will break it down joining us tonight justice department spokeswoman carrie on fbi and the probe into flynn and how it was stacked against him. this is a fox business exclusive, also house judiciary ben klein on growing doubt in washington over the foundation for the fbi launching the trump russia collusion probe as more documents are declassified. now this chuck grassley declaring week did not find a single tread of evidence to support it. we have even more detail on what critics are now saying are the fbi's week launches pre-were digging into the documents. plus joe concha on the obama administration abuse of power in the trump russia probe in the flynn probe, top dem

>> well, the fact is, michael flynn betrayed his country. >> michael flynn betrayed the nation. >> after two hours of a judge rebuking fired national security advisor michael flynn using words such as "treason" and "discussed," and "disdain." >> sean: here withd reaction, general fund's attorney sidney powell. that meet at my hat to you, sidney. i watched you being excoriated, i watched general flynn excoriated, judge sullivan again, i need clarification. the w district court was clear. i cannot believe with these few people did to this american hero. thank you for all you've done. >> thank you, sean. thank you for staying on the story and thank you for your listeners for their financial support, their prayers, all of the support we felt for the entire flynn theme and family, it has been enormous. >> sean: you know, i had general flynn on radio today, i will keep it up in a second, and i will tell you come at the end of the day, how does this end, sidney? >> well, hopefully it will end soon with judge sullivan granting the dismissal that he was clearly ordered by the d.c. circuit to gran

>>> the fact is, michael flynn would trade his country. >> michael flynn betrayed the nation. >> after two hours of a judge rebuking michael flynn using words such as "treason, discuss, and disdain." >> sean: general flynn's attorney, sidney powell. i watched you being excoriated, i watched general flynn excoriated, judge sullivan again, i need clarification. the district court was very clear. it's over. i really cannot believe with these few people did to this american hero. thank you for all you've done. >> thank you, sean, thank you for staying on this story and thank all your listeners for their financial support and emotional support, their prayers. all the support we've felt for the entire team and family, it's been enormous. >> sean: i had general flynn on radio today, i will keep it up in a second and i will tell you, at the end of the day, how does this end? >> hopefully it will end soon with that judge sullivan granting the dismissal he was clearly ordered by the d.c. circuit to grant along with vacating the order and appointing mr. gleason as a friend of the court to come in

when fbi agents questioned flynn in early 2017, flynn lied, denying he discussed sanctions.mp fired flynn in february 2017 before fbi charges were filed for also lying to vice president pence and others in the white house about the cause. in december 2017, flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. in a statement at the time, flynn acknowledged that his actions were, quote, wrong. through my faith in god i am working to set things right. he said, quote, my guilty plea, an agreement to cooperate with the special counsel's office, reflect a decision i made in the best interests of my family and of our country. i accept full responsibility for my actions. but the case took a turn in january of this year after flynn, facing possible jail time, told the court that he wanted to walk back his guilty plea. he now says he's innocent and alleges government, quote, vindictiveness and breach of the plea agreement. in february of this year, justice department prosecutors doubled down, and asked federal judge emmett sullivan to deny flynn's plea change request. they appeared to waiver on s

it -- well, i think michael flynn said it best yesterday.w he was on rush limbaugh's show, he said this is a great day for me, great day for our family, but more importantly what happened yesterday is a great day for the country because ultimately michael flynn was completely exonerated, a guy who served our country for three decades, a general. that, to me, was the real takeaway from yesterday with general flynn, and god bless him and god bless his pharmacy. lou: well -- his family. lou: well, that's, i think, a sentiment we can chime in with, applaud and share. but still think it's a damn shame that the chairman of the judiciary committee would say something as ignorant as senator graham. this should be about justice and, by god, we're still a far distance from justice for those responsible for this atrocity against the general, his family and against this president as they tried to overthrow him and his administration. >> yep. lou: congressman jim jordan, we thank you for all that you have done. and up next, new reporting on how joe biden

they were surveilled, then general michael flynn three-sta general michael flynn, national security advisor was entrapped, made false statements. they make a huge case out of it eventually, it was despised, an we learned through this entire russia collusion nonsense, through impeachment, there was absolutely nothing. this is general michael flynn, three-star general part of a dismantling of islamic terror groups. he was a second lieutenant when i was one -year-old, he has bee serving and loving our country his entire life. the fact that we are finally no dismissing it when the prosecution and the defense agree is obvious and common sense, hopefully he gets a chance to move on with his life. hopefully there is a second ter of donald trump, and may be he serves in that administration. he has been as the president said exonerated in this by the justice system and hopefully we won't have to talk much more about it. >> marie? >> he hasn't been exonerated. today's ruling was a procedural one. it was not a vindication. it didn't speak to the charges, it spoke to the process which doj has asked for

on michael flynn and roger stone cases and more.ow asking, how will the ag barr hearing go given how fast yesterday's hearing flu off the rails and jerry nadler lost control of it. watch this. >> regular order. regular order. the witness will con -- >> regular order right. >> we're way beyond regular order. >> witness will continue. >> one more sentence? >> by all means. >> okay. as far as me crowning dishonesty the portait of edward levy. -- >> mr. chairman. the sergeant-at-arms witness will be called upon the stop disruption of this meeting. i can't hear this witness. this is a very important witness >> he is way beyond the time. if there are no rules about when people can -- there is no rules about when you can make noise. >> gentleman makes,. >> makes a good point. the chair will enforce the five machine rule. >> the chair is not enforcing the five machine rule -- five minute rule. elizabeth: that was republican louie gomez mortgage tapping saying the witness had gone beyond time should have gaveled him out but he didn't. kelly

pick a very happy about general flynn. he was treated horribly. he was treated very, very horribly higher group of very bad people, but what happened to general flynn should never happen again in our country. he was persecuted. >> flynn, the president's former national security advisor, pleaded guilty to two charges to lying to the fbi about conversations with then russian ambassador to the u.s. sergey kislyak in 2016 but he called this latest ruling a huge step towards justice. >> and with the decision today is really -- it's a good thing for general flynn, it's a good thing for me, it's a good thing for my family, but it's really a great boost of confidence for the american people and our justice system. >> there are new revelations tonight about the role of former vice president joe biden and former president barack obama may have played in the flynn probe, including an apparent note suggesting biden may have personally raised the idea that obama told top members of his administration that the "right people" should investigate flynn. those deta

michael flynn.n the fbi i wanted to drop the case in to 17 because there was nothing there -- 2017 because there was nothing there. joining us tonight, a justice department spokesman. this is a fox business exclusive. also house judiciary's ben kline on growing doubt in washington over the foundation for the fbi launching the trump-russian collusion probe as more documents are declassified. senator chuck grassley declaring, quote, we could not find a single shred of evidence to support it. more on what critics now say are the fbi's weak and feeble efforts to launch it. plus, joe concha on -- [inaudible] controversy as the probes bear down on the obama administration abuses of power in the trump-russia probe and the flynn probe, top democrats either running away from questions about it or trying to revice and come up with new narratives that avoid their initial scorched earth attacks that trump a russian asset, and he's going to jail. and dr. alveda king on seattle's leadership in chaos. the mayor an

off her victory yesterday with the flynn case. to have you back on, sidney. first question, your reaction to the victory yesterday. >> we're delighted to the rule of law and enforced to issue a writ of man dame mouse to order judge sullivan to grant the motion to dismiss that the government filed in the flynn case. he never should have been charged with anything at all. he never should have been investigated. so this is a big step forward for the rule of law. elizabeth: you know, sidney, what was your take on the newly-revealed peter strzok notes? why were those notes from peter strzok with held from the public? it shows president obama's white house power base was actually targeting michael flynn. talking president obama, joe biden, susan race, saying, you know president obama, make sure you look at things, have the right people on the flynn case, meaning obama was directing james comey and former deputy attorney general to investigate flynn for having routine phone calls with the russian counterpart. what was your reaction? why

reversing that lower court decision to put off dismissing the flynn case, big victory for general flynn today. is someone going to finally pay for what happened to general flynn? >> will tell you what, laura, congress, the united states senate has a job to do here in figuring out how in the world this case where you have the fbi, the career fbi folks say there's nothing here, we should move on and the obama white house gets involved in involved and all of a sudden they're going gangbusters after flynn, same thing with the fisa court, the fbi lying to get a warrant to tap the donald trump presidential campaign in the middle of an election, what is going on here? what is going on at the fbi, what was the obama white house's involvement, these are things we need to find out and people do need to be held accountable. >> laura: great to see you tonight, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> laura: the bubba wallace affair exposed to the usual characters who so racial division but also revealed a new vanguard of the left, identify them and issue a warning next. not even our competitor's best batte

michael flynn, number one. number two, this is all about diversion. >> seconds later he changed his answer, acknowledging he was aware of the investigation. >> i'm sorry, i was aware that they asked for an investigation but that's all i know about it and i don't think anything else. >> last month attorney general bill barr personally got involved to drop the flynn case. the judge overseeing the matter refused. hiring his own attorney to argue why the case could potentially move forward to sentencing. he set a hearing for july 16th. sullivan has yet to say if that hearing will still happen. >> sullivan has hired an attorney, he can still appeal to the full circuit court if he wants to in this specific case. meanwhile, attorney general bill barr, the top brass at the doj, praising this decision today, they are happy about it. the same story down pennsylvania avenue where john roberts picked up the sto story. >> in the oval office today, president trump praised to the order from an appellate court to drop the case

michael flynn had a huge day. what do you make of this?>> it is satisfying to see justice prevailing in the judicial branch, the appeals court made the right decision. now we have to wait for judge sullivan to go ahead and allow for what they ordered him to do and allow him to do that and good to see justice prevail yesterday for general flynn and everything he has endured until this point. >> absolutely will not do what they want them to do but we will see how that turns out, let's look at these notes, amaud arbery notes -- peter stzrok notes, talking about the logan act against michael flynn, talking to sergey kislyak who was ambassador before he came into the white house, obama says these are unusual times, i have been on the intel committee for 10 years and i never -- obama, make sure you look over things and have the right people on it, is there anything i shouldn't be telling the transition team? this is a big deal at the end, james comey, fbi director saying in his opinion the flynn kislyak calls, those calls made during the transit

first up, he also said today that flynn did commit perjury when flynn, first he withdrew his guilty pretong to the fbi about his contacts with the russian ambassador, then flynn withdrew that to say, no, i'm pleading not guilty. that to him is perjury. the former judge urged the court again accept the justice department motion to drop the case, charge against flynn. keep it going. and now this, we got news coming in. house house judiciary democrats filing their own brief in the flynn case arguing that the justice department's motion to dismiss the flynn case was done, quote to serve the demands of president trump. let's welcome former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, he is andrew mccarthy. andrew, great to have you on. can you break this down for us? >> sure, liz. i think what we have is something that is about as far afield from the proper role of court that you can get which is in a criminal case the court's main job is to protect the due process rights of the accused and what this has become is a political justification of the mueller investigation and it

he was vindictive to flynn.e justice department determined this was an illegal prosecution, an independent u.s. attorney reviewed the case and said this is a mess. flynn never should have been targeted. there was nothing wrong with these phone calls. all of this flowed from that. the judge didn't say we will stop this, he appointed a shadow prosecutor to go after flynn. he hid stuff on the docket. the justice department showed this was a whole operation. yesterday there were more notes showing that the operation went all the way to president obama and vice-president biden and jim comey told peter strzok where joe biden mentioned going after flynn for the logan act. they talked about keeping information from the in coming trump administration. this judge hasn't wanted that release and kept it under eel. -- seal. it would be difficult for him to do anything other than that because of the opinion written by the court above him which showed why his shadow prosecutor to keep this going is so weak. it's going to be ve

were involved in the flynn investigation. sidney powell who was flynn's attorney filing a piece of paper that was declassified by the fbi was a note that was taken by peter strzok and there you see it up on the screen. peter strzok, of course, was the one who said don't drop the investigation to michael flynn and strzok was one of the two fbi agents who came to the white house to interview flynn in late january of 2017. president obama is noted on this memo as saying, quote: had the right people on it. vice president joe biden is noted as mentioning the logan act and james comey is quoted as saying flynn kislyak calls appear legit. the president tweeting about that today saying, quote, james comey and band of dirty cops going to apologize to general michael flynn and others what they have done to ruin his life and what about robert mueller and his angry democrat cronies? are they going to say so sorry? and what about obama and biden? john, expect to get more on this during the press conference coming up at 3:30. stay tuned. >

, donald trump who signaled a pardon for flynn welcomed the ruling. >> very happy about general flynn. he was treated horribly, treated very horribly by very bad people. what happened to general flynn should never happen again in our country. he was persecuted. >> flynn, the president's former national security adviser pleaded guilty to two charges of lying to the fbi about conversations with the russian ambassador to the us in 2016 but he called this latest ruling a huge step toward justice. >> it is a good thing for general flynn, good thing for me, good thing for my family, great boost of confidence for the american people in our justice system. >> new revelations about the role joe biden and barack obama may have played in the probe including an apparent note suggesting biden may have personally raised the idea that obama told members of his administration the, quote, right people should investigate flynn. those details come from handwritten notes prepared by disgraced fbi agent peter peter stzrok, stunning exculpatory evidence in the government's case. donald trump says the fbi i

flynn twice pleaded not guilty to lying to the fbi. any judge on the full-court can review the decision. here's what flynn had to say in a phone call interview with rush limbaugh today. >> it's a good thing for me and my family, but it's a great boost of confidence for the american people in our justice system >> back with us again the former lead prosecutor andrew liesman during the russia investigation working under special counselor mueller. throw in your reaction to the decision and a prediction about what is going to happen here. >> sure. good night, brian. so, first it is hard to not comment on the irony of the president saying horrible things happened to general flynn when he was the person who fired general flynn for lying to his vice president. now the decision today, i think, took a number of people by surprise given the oral argument, as you mentioned. it was a 2-1 decision. i think that there are three things the viewers will need to keep an eye on. three things can still happen. one, the full court of the d.c. circuit coul

i see a judge who doesn't want to protect general flynn.ge who wants to go after him, and that's not what -- you know, that may be his personal view, but as a a judge, he's supposed to be protecting the defendant who has the presumption of innocence right now. you don't get that feeling from judge sullivan. lou: yeah. judge sullivan is not a judge in any way, in my sense of what the word would mean and certainly would not be representative of the ideals of the constitution and the judiciary. let's -- and it's, it's amazing to watch a man forfeit his reputation, everything that he has been on the court for with some reasonable career over the course of the last decades. let's turn to another big event, and that would be the testimony of hillary clinton, cheryl mills or chief of staff -- her chief of staff. will it go ahead as planned? >> well, we don't know. there's a hearing tomorrow. she filed also a writ of mandamus, she filed an emergency writ saying she was too important to testify. there's nothing else that could be learned from her te

and i couldn't disagree with yof more about the flynn n investigation. order to be convicted of lying to an officer, a federal agent, you o need two things. you need a lie and you need it to be material to the underlying case.ior fbi personnel office had recommended closing the flynn ag case prior to the. interview evr taking place. is a this isn't me talking. this isn't republican politicians talking. this is the actual fbi line agents. and conveniently, that memo gotg misfiled. so before we start a talking abt denigrating a general who has f. his life in service to thips kuthis country, we should look at the case file. the problem is the case file as we have it now isn't the case file as when the narrative was written. wewe continue to get more information as it continues to be disclosed, and part of what i was actually really excited about in thehe fisa reauthorization language is thec requirement that this stuff goto disclosed to the public quickers but i'm telling you, from the start to finish of the flynn case, and it is truly an abuse. >> you're a

michael flynn has announced that he wanted to drop the case against michael flynn which was originallymichael sullivan to say, wait a minute. i want to hold a hearing and hear more about this but right now that hearing holds in the balance of. this case needs to go. >> david, reaction continues to pour in. the president's press secretary kayleigh mcenany just sent something out moments ago saying today's decision, by an appeals court against general flynn, and no american should ever be unjustly targeted by their government. flynn was an american flag. >> ed: thank you sandra. a former assistant fox news attorney, fox news contributor and of course a big day here. there's a hearing coming up where democrats will be targeting bill barr and we will get to that in a moment, that's a very interesting and that appears to me. he intervened in the michael flynn case and said it's time to drop it. her reaction? >> it's the right results, and i have to say i'm upfront surprised. i would think they would allow judge sullivan to hear you have his hearing on july 16th or have has proceeding and dr

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general flynn had to do the heavy lifting.long for the ride after the fact, and the court called them on that. lou: [inaudible] >> unreliable. unreliable. lou: this department of justice is an enigma and many mysteries and a lot of secret es covered up. -- secrets covered up. it is getting to be a little unsettling to me at least to think that this department of justice is not doing the right thing here. you're talking about checks and balances. we're talking about co-equal branches of government. we can talk til, i think the quaint phrase is til the cows come home. but the reality is this is about a justice department and an fbi so damn corrupt they went out and framed a general, a former general of the united states army. >> [inaudible] lou: and they did so with impunity and with absolutely, with absolutely no fear of consequence. and, by god, listening to this appellate court today, watching the slow walk of the justice department and their obvious efforts to run out the clock -- after all, it's only four years after they,

case against michael flynn dismissed. lawyers releasing notes showing that during the transition then president obama, then joe biden weighed in on the flynn case revealing a very different story from former fbi director james comey. flynn's attorney sidney powell is here, joining me live at 8:00 a.m. eastern on this case and what is being revealed. you don't want to miss it. senate republicans police reform blocked by democrats, senator tim scott ripping democrats yesterday accusing them of trying to delay the bill until after the election. a rival democratic bill expected to hit the house today. mornings with maria is live right now. global markets this morning, erasing early losses as coronavirus restrictions ease. take a look at where we stand. in europe mixed story. ftse 100 down 5 points, duh the quarant up 12, in asia overnight south korea kospi seen declines. coronavirus spike and markets in hong kong closed for the holiday as are markets in shanghai. now some of the top stories that we are watching this morning,

if that's the case, why did flynn lie about it?"a liar and he shouldn't have been nearby. that opens the door, why is joe biden doing so much lying about this whole situation? that's what we are concerned about. people who are willing to lie, that we play the sound bite in the beginning where he says, "i know nothing about those moves to investigate michael flynn." we know that was a lie. in fact, george stephanopoulos called him on that and he says, "oh, i thought you were asking me if i knew anything about flynn being prosecuted." he repeated the question to george stephanopoulos, and then he said he thought it was a different question even though he reported it. now we are reading strzok's notes, if you believe him, that he is the one who suggested the logan act. do you think that joe biden has been lying to us over and over again? >> it would appear so. i don't want to make accusations, but the notes, i think it, that peter strzok took, if they are accurate, are very damning to the vice president, to joe biden. and why? because