but general flynn will.e general flynn only fears the lord as well. >> there's candidates and then there's god's pick. so let's pray this together. father, god, we come to you now in the name of jesus. >> father, god, we come to you now in the name of jesus. >> and we pray for the candidates you choose. >> and we pray for the candidates you choose. amen. >> it's a spiritual battle. it's not a battle between republicans and the democrats. it's a battle between good and evil, and you've got to pick a side. and i believe we're gonna be successful. >> and if you're not, what does america look like? >> we'll go into a thousand years of darkness. >> smith: lahmeyer would not be successful in his primary challenge. >> it is our calling to disrupt fake christianity. i'mma say that again. it's our calling to disrupt fake christianity. (cheers and applause) and we're not gonna be nice about it! >> smith: reverend doctor jacqui lewis is part of a coalition of religious leaders that opposes what they see as a hijacking

and this is a tour that flynn started last year. there have been 15 cities that it's visited.n pennsylvania in a couple days. and it's basically this two-day event that brings together christian nationalists, anti-vaxers, conspiracy theorists of various stripes. eric trump was there. roger stone was there. robert f. kennedy jr. has spoken at it in the past. and it is -- it has the feeling of -- one person i spoke to called it a pep rally on spiritual steroids. it mixes politics and religion and conspiracy theory all together. and it -- but it's also very positive feeling. there's a feeling of community and a feeling that if you're there, you're together with these other people who accept you. and then -- but then it also fosters this feeling of us versus them. one of the things that flynn says at these events, and says frequently, is that we are in a spiritual war in america. and the idea that this is war of good versus evil. and literal evil, that there are evil people in this country who are working from the inside against the country. so mixing this idea of spiritual war to

michael flynn is an interesting character. i mean, this guy was an elite military member.nse intelligence agency, somebody considered a rising star in the united states military. then something goes haywire. by the time it's over and he gets booted out of the obama administration, he's at a state dinner with vladimir putin. he's sitting around with vladimir putin at a state dipper. jill stein was also there, interestingly enough. what happened? >> well, that's what we look at in our film. we traced flynn's life from his growing up in rhode island in a big irish catholic family and being politically active with his mom, who was a big anti-abortion activist here, and then into the military. and then he was -- left the dia and hooked up with the trump campaign. and i -- we paid a lot of attention to what he's doing now. what we were very interested in his activities since january 6th and what he's been doing since trump pardoned him and since the insurrection failed. he moved to florida and started getting involved in local politics. >> i mean, he's also become sort of a mess

i think your clip of michael flynn explained it very well. i used a different example with the mayors, you know, focus on county over country. take capture your county. then a few, then maybe your state. but michael flynn said the same thing last week or earlier this week in pennsylvania about getting in at that precinct level. mind you, the same disinformation about the 2020 election that fuelled the violence on january 6th 2021, that is the same disinformation today nearly two years after the 2020 election that is fueling all of these efforts to intimidate voters, to threaten and intimidate election officials, teen try to thwart people from exercising their fundamental constitutional rights to vote. and that's why it really is going to take that strong response. i mean, part of the reason for talking about this publicly is not to give attention to the bad guys about tout put them on notice. what they're doing is illegal, it's a crime under federal law. it's a crime under state law. it's not protected by the first amendment or the second ame

then we had the drama around flynn. so what's wrong if flynn talked to the russian ambassador about sanctions. the next day don mcghan comes down to see me and he says do you realize the fbi just interviewed mike flynn, they set up their own appointment without security clearances, they came in and interviewed flynn. and that leaked. not to mention the drama of the next few weeks. then the leaks about everything else. jared met with a guy who was a banker from russia. don, jr. met with a guy who happened to be a russian. we had this drama day in and day out every single day in the white house for the first year. it was insane and it was all phoney. brian: it hurt the country. they spent a million dollars to try to get the dossier verified and christopher steele said no, i can't. we needed a three-hour show to go over all of this. but the republicans seem on in a real strong spot. thanks so much. how are the trump candidates making up ahead of the mid-terms. bill hemmer breaks it down. it's been a sticker shock for ameri

i think your clip of michael flynn explained it well. i use a different example with the mayor, or they're focusing on county over country. capture your county, then a few, then maybe your state, but michael flynn said essentially the same thing last week, earlier this week in pennsylvania. about getting at that precinct level, and my new, the same disinformation about the 2020 election, that fueled the violence on january six, 2021. that's the same disinformation today, nearly two years after the 2020 election, that's fueling all of these efforts to intimidate voters, threaten and intimidate election officials, and to try and thwart people from exercising their fundamental, constitutional right to vote. and that's why it really is gonna take a strong response. part of the reason for talking about this, publicly, is not to give attention to the bad guys, but to put them on notice. what they're doing is illegal, it's a crime, it's a crime under federal law, it's a crime under state law. it's not protected by the first amendment. it's not

"frontline" did a documentary on michael flynn. it aired last week. and flynn says this.in to fight on. the terrain that i have chosen to fight on is the local battlefield, the local terrain. and i think that's the terrain that will win the day." who's the enemy? do you think that michael flynn is talking about. are we the enemy? who's the enemy? >> i mean, i think in many cases this gets down to something that's a phenomenon that's been going on for the past year. steve bannon called it on his "war room" podcast in february '21, you know, a sort of a need to rebuild the republican party from the ground up, sort of county by county. some people describe this as a precinct strategy. it's clear that there's been this enormous pressure on local county officials, whether it's county commissioners, whether it's election officials, to kind of cave in to the pressure, this unrelenting sort of allegations that somehow the 2020 election was rigged or there was fraud despite this being disproven on countless occasions by courts and proven to be false. and so this kind of unrelentin

i knew general flynn, he was colonel flynn back then, and just to hear that type of talk is very upsetting. superbly, governors don't have the right to declare war. and this entire notion that each state would go to war with each other's just nonsensical. i think the danger in that is general flynn knows it's nonsensical. i actually don't think he believes in a lot of it, but that rhetoric is belief, and it is believed in the online environment. groups like qanon. i think a year ago qanon was mostly dead, but part of them embrace these politicians, donald trump being one, general flynn being another figure, as really started to embrace qanon again. that's reducing again talk of civil war in qanon type circles, and it brings the type of fever pitch back around. problem is in those circles as we saw on january six, when things don't unfold and they believe the lie, violence unfolds. i think that is the real tragedy in all this. it does mobilize people to violence and maybe only a few people, in the case of january six it was many, but think of state capital coming into the midterms, that's w

and here is general flynn's testimony before our committee. >> did you, general flynn, talk to presidenty point on january 6th, 2021? >> the fifth. >> here is john eastman fraudulently instructing tens of thousands of angry protesters that the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6th. later on this same day, dr.'sman acknowledged in writing that donald trump knew what he was attempting was illegal. here is john eastman testifying before our committee. >> did president trump authorize you to discuss publicly on january 4th, 2021, conversation with him? fifth. >> so is it your position you won't discuss a conversation you had with the president of the united states but not with this committee? >> fifth. >> here is jeff clark, who conspired with donald trump to corrupt the department of justice. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting attorney general, and as you can see in this call log we obtained from the national archive, he did so. and here is mr. clark temping before our committee. >> mr. clark, when did you first talk directly with president trum

here's general flynn's testimony before our committee. >> did you general flynn talk to president trump at any point on january 6, 2021? >> the fifth. >> here's john eastman, fraud leaptly instructing tens of thousands of angry protesters that the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6. later on this same day, dr. eastman acknowledged in writing that donald trump knew what he was attempting was illegal. here is john eastman testifying before our committee. >> did president trump authorize you to discussion publicly your january 4, 2021 conversation with him? >> fifth. >> is it your position that you can discuss conversations that you had with the president of the united states but you will not discussion those same conversations with this committee? >> fifth. >> here's jeff clark who conspired with donald trump to corrupt the department of justice. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting attorney general. as you can see in this call log we obtained from the national archives, he did so. here's mr. clark testifying before our committee. >> mr. clark,

and here is general flynn's testimony before our committee. >> did you, general flynn, talk to presintt any point on january 6, 2021? >> the fifth. >> here is john eastman fraudulently instructing tens of thousands of angry protesters that the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6. later on this same day, dr. eastman acknowledged in writing that donald trump knew what he was attempting was illegal. here is john eastman testifying before our committee. >> did president trump authorize you to discuss publicly your january 4, 2021 conversation with him? >> fifth. >> so is it your position that you can discuss in the media direct conversations you had with the president of the united states, but you will not discuss those same conversations with this committee. >> fifth. >> here is jeff clark who conspired with donald trump to corrupt the department of justice. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting attorney general. and as you can see in this call log we obtained from the national archives, he did so. and here is mr. clark testifying before our comm

michael flynn has been somebody very close to president trump as was newt gingrich. he obviously has a lot of relationships with in georgia. these are two key witnesses, in fact, if they end up giving testimony and that obviously is moving along the pace put by president trump to literally overturn the will of the georgia voters. >> and one more quick question. a slide in question here, john. a likelihood -- i know that da willis said that they're not going to do anything until after the election. any clues or hints about how quickly after the midterm elections and 31 days, fani willis will move? i don't know exactly what they, but i would imagine it would be very quickly after the midterm elections. obviously, she's trying to give some window here for the politics to play out. without the investigation being at the top of the news. without either one effect in the other. and at the same time, most of the evidence here has existed for quite a long time. i'm not sure there's a lot of obstacles that are moving forward once the elections are done. >> john allen, glenn k

former house speaker newt gingrich and then national security adviser michael flynn.the court filings, willis said georgia and flynn have, quote, unique knowledge of multistate efforts to rig the election. they are going to pear next month after the midterm elections. meanwhile, prosecutors are also seeking testimony from former white house lawyer who also testified before the january 6th committee. coming up, we'll switch to sports and have highlights from week five in the nfl plus a look at where the mlb playoffs stand after wild card weekend. folks, if you have mets fan, you have life. u have mets fan, you have life. a. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which ma

here is general flynn's testimony before our committee. >> you general flynn talked to president trump at any point on january 6, 2021? >> here's john eastman fraudulently instructing angry protesters at the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6. later on the same day dr. eastman acknowleed in writing that donald trump knew what he was attempting was illegal. here he is testifying before the committee. >> president trump authorize you to discuss publicly the january 6, 2021 conversation. so direct conversation you had with the president the ad states, you will not discuss those same conversations with this committee. >> yes. >> here is jeff clark who conspired with donald trump to corrupt the department of justice. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting attorney general and as you can see in this call log we obtained from the national archive he did so. here is mr. clark testifying before our committee. >> when did you first start -- talk with muster president trump? like >> the fifth. did you discuss with president trump allocations of the law i

. >> here is general flynn's testimony before our committee. >> did you general flynn talk to president trump at think point on january 6th, 2021? >> the 5th. >> here is john eastman, fraudulently instructing tens of thousands of angry protestors that the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6th. later on this same day, dr. east mawnl acknowledged in writing that donald trump knew with what he was attempting was illegal. here is john eastman testifying before our committee. >> president trump authorize you to discuss publicly your january 4th, 2021 conversation with him? >> yes. >> so is it your position you can discuss an immediate direct conversation you had with the president of the united states but you will not discuss those same conversations with this committee? >> fifth. >> here is jeff clark. who conspired with donald trump to corrupt the department of justice. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting attorney general and as you can see from this call log we obtained from the national ash ciefs he did so. and here is mr. clark testifying bef

they did a 302 and write things down and prosecuting michael flynn we think those interviews so should audiotape of that so we can get the fax of what took place because they know they would set up michael flynn in the early days of the trump administration. maybe we need to do with their funding certainly we need to make changes to the pfizer reauthorize which will come up in the next congress those are key things we need to look at. then also the impeachment question, the committee will look at that'll be a decision for the entire conference under then speaker mccarthy. maria: the republican national committee is also saying that google suppressed 22 million plus gop e-mails sent september i spoke with ronna mcdaniel the other day she says all of your e-mails that get out the vote e-mails are going to spam and it's because of an algorithm google created, what is the media's role here? >> it certainly does not surprise me i was one of four members of congress who twitter shadow band a few years ago congress and meadows and gates and nunes and myself during the mueller investigation, w

you may recall that before trump left office, he pardoned flynn fruit, twice pleaded guilty to the fbi. the guy currently, in the white house, was facing a lot of questions today about his warning last night that the world is at risk of a nuclear armageddon if russia deploys tactical weapons against ukraine. today, the white house said those comments were not based on any new intelligence. with that, let's bring in our lead off panel, john allen, senior national politics reporter for nbc. former federal prosecutor, glenn kirschner, he tried hundreds of cases in his 30 year career, including murder trials, organized crimes, and president setting cases. and tracey wilder, former cia officer and fbi agent. she's the author of the book the unexpected spy. thank you all for joining me tonight. glenn, we have this new reporting about the possibility of documents stash and trump tower and bedminster, just as -- they suspect he still has missing documents. could this all be part of a last ditch attempt to offer him a chance to turn every thing over before and indictment >> well you know, jonat

joining us now is fox business contributor bill flynn. phil, it's great -- phil flynn.you. >> hey, mike, it's great to be here and looking forward to gasoline prices coming down. not happening yet, is it? mike: well, so how do the markets react to the move by the president this week? >> not like you would think. you would think when the president says we're going to release oil from the reserves, prices would go down. they didn't. they rally after president biden gave that speech, and i think it's because the markets realize this is just a band-aid effort. it's a politically-motivated effort to try to get prices down for the midterms. and everybody who follows this market knows that short-term solution is going to end up costing americans more in the long run. mike: we have a graphic we can show our audience of gasoline prices since president biden took office, and there it is. if the aaa average today is at $3.79 a gallon. phil, is there something the biden administration could do to help the energy markets such as boosting domestic production? >> absolutely. i mean, t

want to bring in financial planner doug flynn of flynn zito management. do i need you today, doug.nd suddenly they went into hibernation and the stock market has soared. >> they did for the last two days. i don't know if we've seen the last of them. you tend to have the situations during the bear markets where you have these situations where they bounce up and you continue the trend that we seemingly are in and may continue to be in for a little bit longer. >> 1500 points on the dow in two days, that is a monster rally. nothing fundamentally has really changed. there's a few little positive signs. bond yields came down a little bit. overall, you're right, it's been a rough year for the stock market. investors are rewarded for buying into the bond market after a slide this year, right? what are your thoughts on that? >> yeah. i mean, there's things you want to do differently during a bear market versus bull market. those are the only two types of markets when you think about it. bull markets will last six to ten years. bear markets will last 9 to 18 months. it's hard when you are go

phil flynn, thank you very much.ng an interview with president biden in raising new concerns over his age and mental fitness for office. do you recall this? >> president biden: this makes jim crow looks like jim eagle. >> a jim crow kkk-like caucus. >> their strategy now is to past racist voting laws, a new jim crow in the south. >> harris: some of the liberal media are talking about the long lines of voters and diversity of those lines. record early voting in georgia. if it's jim crow.2 how is this happening? our power panel in "focus" next. this is gloria. she hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with her cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. i was

here is general flynn's testimony before our committee. .d you general flynn talked to president trump and any point on january 6th. >> the fifth. >> that led to the committee speaker beloved band of the hearing. for one key witness rethink is crucial to hear from. >> other witnesses have gone to enormous liked to avoid testifying about their dealings with donald trump. steve bannon has been tried and convicted by a jury of his peers for contempt of congress. he is scheduled to be sentenced for this crime later this month. criminal proceedings regarding peter navarro continue. like meadows, donald trump's former chief of staff, has refused to testify based upon executive privilege. the committees litigation within continues. mister chairman, at some point that department of justice may well under the facts that these and other witnesses are currently concealing. that our duty today's to our country, and our children, and our constitution. we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who's such a solid motion. so this afternoon, i a

one such ally was lieutenant general michael flynn, trump's security advisor.r 12 charles flynn and patrick brickman, another trump ally, guarded by indicted oath keeper roto-rooter. this roberto wondered if no one shows oath keeper stuart rose i the picture as well. >> both maruna and grohs have been charged with seditious conspiracy, conspiring to use force against the federal government because they pleaded not guilty. >> rouse prog andre lewis month for his being tried with four associates 54 than a dozen oathkeepers and provost of the chart conspiracy with the committee on central valley roger stone- >> in the same timeframe will communicate with both the proud boys and the oathkeepers regularly committee obtained encrypted content from a group chat called roger stone," os chicklis don't, roads, kario an ali alexander. mario is henrique telurio leade of the proud boys. >> that focus on various trip events in november or december of 2020 as well as temporary sixth. >> once every six the was guarded by two oathkeepers who hasn't been criminally indicted for

>> detective gordon detected contacted mary claire flynn.istant da. >> he said, will you take a look at these text messages? i said sure i will. and it was a truly shocking. she checked with kelly rayburn, a colleague at the time, and they agreed that those text messages warranted further investigation. >> i couldn't believe what was in. them i had to read them a couple of times. >> clearly it's black and white for you. you know it's wrong. but is it black and white, we are going to go forward with this, is this a crime? i would imagine, for you, it's complicated. >> yes, and with all investigations, it's our duty and responsibility to follow everything where it takes us. until the evidence was taking us to carter. >> so the commonwealth office told detectives to keep digging and find out more about michel carter. >> first reaction when you see her picture? >> she's young, just a kid. and the words that she was saying in her text messages, it just didn't seem feasible. >> during the investigation, detective cod more went undercover. at that

. >> this is general michael flynn walking with oath keepers on december 12, 2020. here is general flynn's testimony before our committee. >> did you talk to president trump at any point on january 6th? >> here is john eastman instructing tens of thousands of angry protesters that the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6th. later on, the same day, he acknowledged in writing what donald trump new he was attempting was illegal. here is not eastman -- here is eastman testifying. >> discussed publicly, conversations with him? your position is you can discuss in the immediate direct conversations you had with the president of the united states? you will not discuss both conversations with this committee? >> nope. >> here is jeff clark who collaborated with tom to crop the department of justice. as you can see in this log we obtained from the national archives, he did so. here is mr. clark testifying before our committee. >> when did you first talk with president trump? >> the 5th. >> did you discuss fraud in the 2020 election? >> 5th. >> other wi

. >> walking with oath keepers and here is general flynn's testimony. >> did you, general flynn, talk to president trump at any point on january 6 2021? >> here is john eastman fortunately instructing protesters the vice preside could change the election outcome ojanuary. later, dr. eastman acknowledged in writing thadonald trump knew what he was attempting was illegal. here is john eastman testifying before our committee. >> did president trump authorize you to discuss publicly january 4, 2021 discussion with him? you could discuss in the media direct conversations you had with the president, but you will not discuss those same discussions with this committee? >> here is mr. clark conspired with donald trump. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting. as you can see it -- as you can see in this call log, he did so. and here is mr. clark testifying before our committee. >> mr. car, when did you first talk directly with president trump? >> the fifth. >> did you discuss with president trump allegations of fraud? >> fifth. >> other witnesses have gone to a lengths to avoid t

they want to bring in people like michael flynn, trumps former national security advisor that was involved in this contentious 18th of december 2020 meeting where the participants were talking about seizing voting machines. they also want to focus on people like steve bannon, the top strategist for trump-based at the willett hotel and talking about using violence and other extrajudicial means to turn the election. they want to chart the progress of this. then they will come to january 6 and say, this was all through trump operatives. that clear and present danger continues to this day. host: what about the secret service? there has been a subplot of the january 6 hearings. what the secret service members that were part of the presidents detail thought, what they told him. we know that some of their phones had been seized. records. do you think some of that might be shared today? guest: it is not clear how much the secret service will be a major theme today. certainly, there will be some revelations and new details about the kind of communications being sent between agents on january 6. as

the oath keeper who protected mike flynn in mid to late december and his ties. the ties between trump's most senior insurrection advisors and the extremists, many of whom are on trial, some for seditious conspiracy. they also played this inner circle pleading the fifth. talk about the importance of closing with that. >> you know, i heard the fifth so many times in these interviews, nicole, i almost woke up my wife thinking she's yelling the fifth amendment at me. crazy to see that. when you talk about the oath keepers and proud boys, right-wing extremist groups, there's a lot of stuff going to be, nicole. why was an oath keeper texting andrew giuliani? why was that happening? why was that going back and forth? why did we have rally planners with specific links to rhodes and tario? why did we have the white house with outgoing calls to riders on the day off? what you see the committee doing is looking at roger stone's videos. he seems to be a pivot point in all of this. we knew this. the evidence is there. the data links are there. we have him on video. we have h

, stone, and bannon, i call them the flynn stones, then absolutely there is abundant evidence that we are going to present. >> so, michael, out of all of the evidence they have uncovered since july, what are you most interested in knowing about? >> well, exactly what congressman raskin said. what are the ties between the trump white house, trump and that inner circle, plus i'd add mark meadows to that group, and the insurrectionists in the run up to it and then on the day of it itself. i think they need to tie that up as best they can. i think augmenting the testimony they may have received. secret service had lost a lot of text messages and was delaying the delivery of information. the committee now has hundreds of thousands of messages and other information. it will be interesting to see what is being said among the secret service agents. remember, trump was the one who was supposedly interested in going to the capitol, grabbed the steering wheel according to cassie hutchinson and the secret service said, no, we're going back to the west wing. i'd love to see an elaboration of that.

phil flynn joins me this morning. good to see you again. so tell me a little bit about your thoughts on this as we look at this. we have this policy now where we're trying to get other players, we're trying to pull the puppet strings on other players to get more gas, more oil, more refined fuel into the economy. and yet we keep telling our own producers that they've got to cut back and do less. >> it is crazy, martha. that's exactly what's happening in the biden administration energy plan is working full force, right? this is a president that came into office basically saying he was going to shut down u.s. oil and gas production. cut down regulations and make it a very hostile environment for investors to invest in fossil fuels. and he is succeeding. the only problem with that instead of owning that, you know, he has to face the voters and make up excuses for why prices are going up. it is very simple. anybody in the industry will tell you that the regulations have killed investment in fossil fuels and driven up prices and why you are seein

that is jed flynn- — about them than without them. that is jed flynn.advice on there is information and advice on the bbc�*s action line. let's get the sport with laura. good evening. we start with the news that in the last half hour the fight between conor benn and chris eubankjunior has been called off. it follows benn returning what is being called an "adverse analytical finding, for trace amounts of a fertility drug". both fighters and the promoters had wanted the fight to still go ahead but the british boxing board of control said they would not permit it under theirjurisdiction. the promoters are now considering legal action. i want to make it clear that conor benn is not suspended. we feel he has not been given due process like many others in this situation before him. i also want to clear up so many different reports from journalists and outlets that we have seen today about as being in the high court this afternoon, is considering other commissions. this isjust not true. we took our time and we made a decision that we felt was in the best inter

oil traded or phil flynn on what it means for you and your gas prices.essen on joe biden's complaints about the media asking questions, just come join us live as "america reports" top of the hour see you then. ♪ ♪ spiel and welcome back, and nyu professor just got fired for making his class too hard. neil and jones jr. is now without a job. he taught organic chemistry until 82 of his 350 students signed a petition to get rid of him. they say he was making work on reasonably difficult, but the professor is saying otherwise. they weren't coming to class, that's for sure, because i can count the house. they weren't watching the videos, and they weren't able to answer the questions. dr. saphier, organic chemistry, my doctor is in organic chemistry doctor, i said is that hard? he said yes, the most feared pre-med class, but these kids, their complaints were that he reduced midterms 3-2, and not extra credit, but these are ridiculous. >> no extra credits! no one gets extra credit! probably the only income person who took organic chemistry on this couch, there

want to go to phil flynn taking note of what opec countries are doing to cut production.lot of this has to do when we went to tap the reserve. they didn't like it. and this is their revenge. explain. >> it is. the revenge of the cartel. absolutely, neil. if you go back to when the biden administration first released oil, it was in november before the war. they did it because opec wouldn't raise production when joe biden called them and told them to do it. now after months of releasing oil, opec will cut production maybe as much as two million barrel as day. within three months, all that oil that we release to the world market is going to be taken back by opec, saudi arabia and russia. it's a net effect of zero. that means your gas prices are going higher. >> neil: now, we had back-to-back big updates in the market, a lot of that has to do with the notion -- these guys could be wrong. we've seen that -- but things could come back sooner than we thought and would lead to a demand in more oil. what do you think of that? >> that is part of the equation, right? we were pricing

we have our oil phil flynn standing by to react.nt and ceo of country market. you run a refinery out of the state of indiana. you are part of the big refinery picture responsible for turning the oil into gasoline that eventually goes into our cars, math. i want to get your reaction to the white house placing blame squarely on companies like yours for sky high gas prices. listen. >> i'm calling on the industry to refine oil into gasoline to bring down gas prices. >> as of yesterday, crude oil has dropped by nearly 15%. two weeks ago, the price is at the pump have barely budged. that difference as a result of companies record high profit margins from refining oil. >> look, we need more refining capacity. this idea that they don't have oil to drill into bring up is simply not true. >> you see it as a patriotic duty, oil refineries have a responsibility too appear they have been taking infinity of the war. >> sandra: how do you respond to that? it is your patriotic duty to bring those prices down and ramp up your production. >> i mean,

joining us now is senior market an lift and fox business contributor, phil flynn. cut, what is that going to mean for oil prices in your view. >> i think it means oil prices are going back to $100 a barrel. more significantly, i think this is the day that president biden lost the shell revolution. it's the day we lost the war of energy independence. and when president biden basically retreated from u.s. oil and gas and the shale revolution that changed the world and changed global economies, he basically opened up the door for opec and russia to regain control of the global oil market. and i think yesterday both saudi arabia and russia proved that to president biden much to his chagrin. maria: james, you've written so much about this. it's incredible to me that we have been selling all of this oil out of the strategic reserve and he's pretty much putting a freeze on fossil fuel companies, the way that this is this whole government approach where companies feel like they're getting bullied to not lend money to fossil fuels. look at the most recent jamie dimon commen

> well, she's somebody well known to them, has worked with the trump team, has represented michael flynnt they feel, and i think rightly so, that no matter what happens in the end that they need to find a way to engage with the committee because they're going to have to engage with the committee. this is private citizen donald trump. he's going to be subpoenaed. and that could come very soon. and there has to be somebody who's the point person. there's another lawyer who will also be the point person for them, but they can't just leave it dangling out there. so they have to show their willingness to engage with the committee. >> the committee voted to serve trump with a subpoena but they haven't served it, at least not yet. >> right. >> shan, trump's new lawyer also represents other witnesses who have appeared before the house select committee including michael flynn, who took the fifth when he was there. what does that tell you about how she might counsel trump? >> well, it tells me, wolf, that she's going to take a very aggressive defensive posture and frankly it seems more like he's h

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here is general flynn's testimony before the committee. >> did you, general flynn, talk to president trump, at any point, on january six 2021? >> the fifth. >> here is john eastman. fraudulently instructing tens of thousands of angry protesters, that the vice president could change the election outcome on january 6th. later, on the same day, dr. eastman acknowledged, in writing, that donald trump knew what he was attempting was illegal. here is john eastman testifying before our committee. >> did president trump authorize you to discuss publicly, or on january 4th, 2021, the conversation with him? >> fifth. >> so, with your position that you're discussing the media directly, what conversation did you have the president of the united states? that you will not discuss those same conversations with this committee? >> fifth. >> here is jeff clark, who conspired with donald trump to corrupt the department of justice. president trump wanted to appoint jeff clark as acting attorney general. we contain the national archives, and he did so. here is mr. clark, testifying, before our committee.

caller: i had the same question as the guy before about flynn. a general.done what he did? i would be a general? i don't get none of it. going to drop that for a minute, i have one other question when it comes to the saudi arabians. 9/11, costing us our jobs, costless a lot. there are still americans out there that want to know the truth. they came from saudi arabia. the majority of those people did . we still don't know the truth. i mean i don't believe that 9/11 was a hoax or any of that crap, all right, i believe the planes hit the towers and all of that stuff happened but we have still not found out how involved saudi arabia truly was. host: the story this morning from "the new york times," the saudi's are the largest purchaser of u.s. weapons. guest: that's right and this continues as usual, even after jamaal khashoggi was assassinated on the orders of the crown prince, western companies had stopped doing business in saudi arabia and were repulsed by this, but the saudi's have a lot of money and they do a lot of business with the rest of the world. the

which reads essentially like a roll call of coconspirators according to the committee, from michael flynneve bannon, john eastman, jeffrey clark, on down the line. they're definitely anticipating probably correctly some pushback from donald trump here. >> gloria, to you now. the committee lays out here that this is not unprecedented. that they have, the congress has spoken with presidents as a result have received documents as a result of subpoenas. but this is an historic moment. give us the big picture of this moment. >> it is an historic moment, but talking about anticipatory statements from the committee, there is an entire paragraph devoted to what you're talking about. they talk about president roosevelt and how he had to testify and they quote roosevelt in it, saying an ex-president is merely a citizen of the united states, like any other citizen, and it is his plain duty to try to help this committee or respond to its invitation. then they list a number of other former presidents who testified either in office or out of office because they know that donald trump is going to come b

want to go to flynn who follows it for a living, best i know. a response for the saudis, they embarrassed us, embarrassed the president by doing this against his wishes, repeated phone calls not to do, they did it. benefited vladmir putin or that matter anyone in the west so what would it be? what do you think it is? >> you know i think it is a result of president biden's long-term desire to muddy up relationships with saudi arabia. i have mean this is a president that -- neil: what would his response be? we're told it would be all right, maybe stop sending weapons to them. mange them pay dearly for this. how would you make the saudies, perhaps the richest kingdom on the planet pay for something? >> well the way that would be the most effective is to get u.s. oil producers back to work but they don't want to do that, right? and so they decided to, you know, burn down the baby with the bath water at the same time and this is a long-term strategic mistake by trying to make an enemy of an long-time alley in a very sensitive part of the world especi

and that's not where flynn's unhinged ideas ended. >> did you know that a governor can declare war? governor can declare war, okay? and we're going to probably -- we're going to probably see that. >> it's a deranged virus. and it's going viral from the deep corners of the dark web onto main stream sites such as twitter, where experts tell cnn they've seen a surge of posts about civil war in recent weeks. after the mar-a-lago search, one post in a trump online forum stated, i'm just going to say it. attorney general merrick garland needs to be assassinated, simple as that. another said, kill all feds. and all of this is probably why in a recent poll 64% of you said you expect to see increase in political violence in the u.s. over the next few years. you're right to have those fears. at least i hope they're just fears and not desires. i mean, some polling suggests americans are more willing than ever before to support violence as a legitimate way to further one's political goals. according to the carnegie endowment for international peace, u.s. levels are fast-approaching support for

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