initially, gaetz doubled down and he appeared here on "the story" and said this.ay publicly what i've said privately to michael cohen and his family, i'm sorry if it's entirely appropriate to test the truthfulness of a witness, but that could've been done that didn't invoke someone's family and i shouldn't have done it. >> what information did you have and to write that tweet? >> to go in that is to continue to reference someone's family and i'm not going to go there, martha. >> martha: exclusively tonight on this news and develop men, florida congressman matt gaetz. congressman, thank you very much for coming back. you've been very calming about this whole thing. what you're feeling tonight now that the ethics committee led by rep resented of anthony brown, a democrat from maryland, is pushing this forward and they are going to review you? >> well, there's been no finding that i've done anything wrong. i stand by the comments i made on your show. but it really highlights the double standard that exists with today's left. we've got members of congress, maxine wate

congressman gaetz, i will give you the last word on that. what do you think and be done?eople are really getting frustrated out there. >> the american people are sick and tired of a double standard that seems to a pave a yellow brick road to thell exoneration for hillary clinton. when there were clearly crimes committed there. while at the same time casting these aspersions on donald trump without a basis as a result of bias. the only reason people have been thrown in jail is jeff sessions did a terrible job as attorney general. now we have a real attorney general. mr. durham is on the case. the information now indicates at every level of the corruption will be accountability and restoration of the justice and the recall of law. i can't wait for it. >> dan: congressman gaetz, congressman turner, thanks. appreciate it a lot. thanks to "judicial watch," we now have more evidence of corruption at the highest levels of s bureaucracy. newly uncovered documents show the conduit of the deep state himself, bruce ohr, was actually given a whopping $28,000 bonus and a raise, comple

gaetz: mr. chairman. mr. collins: and will do so with trampling of minority rights. mr. gaetz: there is not going to be a recognition of members who seek legitimate inquiry into the procedures -- >> you have been watching some of the events over the last several ways concerning attorney general william barr and house democrats access to the full mueller report. an agreement was reached between the justice department and house judiciary committee to turnover some of the underlying evidence from the special counsel's report. the house plans to take up a resolution tomorrow that will allow the judiciary committee is to the attorney general and former white house general counsel donna get over access to unredacted materials. we will have live access at noon eastern on c-span. we return to another event leading up to tomorrow's action on the house floor. last month house judiciary committee vote to hold the attorney general in contempt for not providing the information it requested. here's a portion of the hearing. >> gentleman's time is

joining us now is robert gates and mike turner -- matt gaetz and mike turner. one of the problems that i have with this is that the mueller report appears more like the day like an extended op-ed. we found out about the doctor that nancy pelosi video in we found out that the transcripts from president trump's lawyer john dowd, the transcripts to, there were the keywords missing. is mueller writing op-ed or doing an investigation? >> we continue to see chinks in the armor. i'd point you to the great work of john solomon who appears on this program that points out that mueller identified as an individual connected to the russian intelligence was actually in the state department working with our government. so if robert mueller wasn't able to ascertain who was spying for the russian and who was reporting intelligence to our own government i think it would call in question substantial portions of his work. but there is three real levels of what mr. durham's doing that are important. fisa abuses, the lies before the courts that should not have occurred. also the ill

i talked to matt gaetz a member of the committee.s going to have questions about how mueller's team was assembled. he's critical of the team itself. how does he answer those questions. this will be riveting television on july 17. public session. >> basically, it's an attempt to side track. by matt gaetz. what he's telling you. he wants to side track and out shine. let's get back to the real part of this. for people inquiring about what's in the actual report rather than how it was assembled. nvting the ninvestigators. two committees on the same cay. that's a lot. that's a long day. have they figured out who will get what. morning and afternoon? >> exceptionally long day. sometimes a single committee in the house could take all day. two committees there are a lot of members who want to ask questions. off camera i asked about how this will be break down. he expects five minute rounds per member. do the math. a lot of members who will ask questions. it will take hours and hours of public hearings. testimony. we have seen so many public

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joining me for reaction is a congressman matt gaetz from florida, michael waltz, who is also from floridathank you so much for joining. full disclosure, i served with at least two of the three of you in the congress. congressman turner, i want to start with you. your vantage point on the intelligence committee, i think, is also a very important one, in addition to armed services. there is a very important date that is coming up, which is jule that iran has put out, they picked a number, there are four year up to help get out of these sanctions that are crippling their economy. give us your perspective on what is happeningth in iran and the pressures they are now feeling from the economic sanctions. >> secretary pompeo has described his maximum pressure campaign, which of course is to try to bring around back to the table to renegotiate the jcpoa, the nuclear deal that this administration stepped out of. obviously, the goal here is to ensure that we do not have a nuclear iran. iran is feeling the pressure of the sanctions, our european allies in the deal with us are feeling also the pressu

>> it's an attempt to sidetrack by matt gaetz. telling you is he want to sidetrack and throw out shiny objects. but i've got to ask you, let's get back to the real part of this. for people inquiring about what's in the actual report rather than how it was assembled, instead of investigating the investigators, people are going to be asking robert mueller about that. he's going to speak in front of two committees on the same day. that's a lot. that's a very long day. have they figured out who's going to get what, what's going to happen in the morning, what's going to happen in the afternoon? >> it's an exceptionally long day. sometimes a single committee in the house could take all day. with two committees there are a lot of members who will want to ask questions. adam schiff told me off camera, i asked him about this would be broken down. he expected it to still be five-minute rounds per members asking questions. you do the math, the number of committees, the number of members asking questions it's going to take hours and hours and

here now republican matt gaetz of florida a member of the house judiciary committee.essman, good to see you this evening as well. first your reaction to this breaking news that jerry nadler, the chairman of the house judiciary committee says that robert mueller will testify before the end of the summer? >> house republicans have a lot of questions for robert mueller and if he comes before our committee, you can expect that we'll probe into how he assembled his team. why he included people as prosecutors who had previously represented the clinton foundation against freedom of information act requests. i think we'll also ask why he didn't probe deeper into the bias of peter strzok when robert mueller fired peter strzok from his team, he never asked him, you know, what it meant to talk about an insurance policy or okay we'll stop him regarding the president of the united states and so i think that there will be many members of the committee from the right and the left who have questions for mr. mueller. and i would only hope that if he is going to give testimony. let's d

congressman gaetz, welcome this committee hearing is about anti-competitive behavior. you have a different beef. you believe that while they may be anti-competitive, they certainly may be anticonservative speech. why? >> well, i was given no explanation for why and also no real insight into what other activities, social media companies may be doing to silence conservatives. four members of congress that received this treatment. four of the most outspoken supporters of the president. but i don't want to focus on what divides republicans and democrats on this issue. what is far more important is that you see a real meeting of the minds with left wing and right wing populists david cicilline is right this is a long overdo investigation and we should use the anti-trust tools of the government and regulatory powers of transparency to see what is going on behind the curtain with big tech >> what can you do about it, congressman? >> well, one thing we could do is repeal section 230 of the communication decency act. right now technology companies enjoy special immunities that

joining us congressman matt gaetz. john dean, before your committee. the give and take, if i can call it that by the two of you, fascinating to watch. what a humiliation for the judiciary committee, for its leader, chair, gerald ed that lirradler andradical dimms. >> we were visited by guest on h christmas past, nadler is begging nants tha nancy pelosi n opportunity to open his fact free impeachment in the house. she has not allow the him, the natural react to reinvigorate enthusiasm for impeachment of richard nixon, they could not get there to donald trump. highway patrol that american -- hope that american people would see this is really hai hilariouf there were not really tragic things to address. we don't have the ability to deal with the crises on our southern border. because that i want to bridge bg back their own episode of that 70's show. lou: ignorance on parade with radical dimms. and where the republicans, i thought as you know, distinguished themselves while they were in power, just saying. but, right now, to watch nadler play games with wi

doj indicates it will not allow hostage-- house judiciary lou: joining us tonight, congressman matt gaetzber of house judiciary and armed services committee. congressman, john dean, the give and take if i can call it that between the two of you. fascinating to watch. what a humiliation for the judiciary committee first leader, its chair, jerrold nadler and the radical dems. your thoughts tonight? >> we were visited by the ghost of christmas past and house judiciary committee. john dean. it is so bizarre because jerrold nadler is begging nancy pelosi for the opportunity to open his fact free impeachment inquiry in the house. she is not allowed him to do so. the natural reaction apparently was to try to reinvigorate enthusiasm for the impeachment of richard nixon apparently. because it could not get their own donald trump. i hope the american people see that this really would be hilarious if they weren't tragedies that we needed to address. thousands of people today arrived in the southern border with mexico. judiciary committee has the jurisdiction to change our asylum laws which are ideas

. >> jason: congressman gaetz, what are you hearing and seeing from your colleagues on the floor of theouse? not everybody thinks like what congressman walz and turner just articulated. >> i have great respect for my fellow floridian come michael waltz. but i think what's naive, what engaging in unfocused, unconstitutional regime change wars is effective in the middle east or back home. you look at afghanistan, we are down from having the afghan government controlling 72% of their administrative districts 256% of their administrative districts in the last two years. you look at the $6 trillion that you spend in the region and you think that's larger than the market cap of facebook, google, and amazon combined. i think an american first foreign policy advanced by the president is one that would prioritize getting the gulf cartel out of the southwestern united states before we decide that we will be the policeman of the gulf of oman. if you have japan and norway not seeking work for vessels owned by folks in their countries being attacked, i don't think it's the job of the united states t

start with you congressman gaetz.ism from sleepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe, more. >> matt: we can get a new unit nickname and call him plagiarizing joe biden. look, joe biden brecht foreign leaders were calling to ask him to run for president and that we know why. the biden plan would unilaterally disarm the american economy, exporting carbon-based jobs to emerging economies where they will not put off their own prosperity for a generation for any environmental concern. now, i do believe the climate is changing. i believe the humans have an impact on it but the right approach is the one taken by president trump to stand up for america innovation by putting tariffs on the chinese when they still property and hollow out american businesses. i think that has far more to do with the ultimate environmental consequence, protecting the american innovator than trying to regulate her way through this challenge with a plan that joe biden didn't even write. his staffers took him off of the media reports and the websites. >> sean:

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amendment doesn't take that power away from him. >> neil: what is the difference here, congressman gaetz. some say if you reign in this president with this country, it's a risky time to do it. you say? >> yeah, that belies history. when we lock at these endless wars that we fought in afghanistan and iraq, we spilled the blood of america's patriots. in afghan, we have 56% of the afghan districts -- >> neil: so i wasn't clear. but what is different here? what changes here? the timeline, how quickly has to check with you guys? >> no, the extend to which the president would keep us in a war beyond what is authorized by current law. as ro said, we would be authorized to take action for 60 days. i don't think the american people think it's too unreasonable that if we're in a conflict with another country for longer than a few months, we ought to take a vote in the congress as to whether or not we're willing to have that as a priority of our nation. if the people that fight these wars are brave enough to go down range, i think the politicians ought to be brave enough to vote for or against them

earlier congressman matt gaetz had this to say ted nadler star witness. pretty big take down, let's look. >> do you have knowledge of the falsity of a single material fact in the mueller report? >> i think the first thing i said was i am not here is a fact witness. >> you accuse presidents of acting like richard nixon and you make money. >> not all presidents. >> here we sit with the ghost of christmas past, because the chairman of the committee has gone to the speaker the house and sought permission to open an impeachment inquiry. and she has said no. you are functionally here as a prop, because they cannot impeach president trump. because 70% of democrats want something that 60% of americans don't. >> sean: checkmate, and congressman gaetz was one of many republicans who called out dean and his self-serving abusively biased testimony. it did i mention that he was a felon? any obstructed justice? take a look. >> the corrupt cobol of page, mccabe, comey and others, i believe that they have the godfather here. >> now we have john dean, 45 years ago went to

i'm going to let matt gaetz fill in on this show one night.going to make that promise tonight. because i watch you on-- you know, you spend all this time on fake news cnn and nobody watches you. >> oh, man. >> sean: true or false?yo it's a waste of time. why are you wasting your energy? i'm going to give you an hour. we have the best audience in tv. by the way, thank all of you.r >> if you're giving away opportunities, i'll take one, too. >> lisa-- >> sean: lisa deserves a day, too. >> if you're giving away, i'll take one. >> sean: how about you co-host? >> let's do it. >> sean: done deal. i'll make it happen. i hope. d i love making these decisions without management approval. i'm sure they're loving every minute of this. tonight, without a doubt one of the most compelling accomplishments of the trump administration, the president's aggressive, ongoing effort to drain the washington sewer and swamp. but also what he has faced ast president, he talked about it tonight, the deephi state. unprecedented, four separate investigations all concluded

states, becausend they know the consequences that are coming are going to be harsh. >> sean: matt gaetz, let me go to you from the congressional perspective, but for the freedom caucusyourself, i was really giving you credit last night, jim jordan, mark meadows, devin nunes, behind closed doors, you are all asking the right questions. the only thing i am mad at is you didn't share it with me. the only question i got anue answer to was, was i over the target? that's all i got answered. >> you know you were over the target and we also know the hypocrisy is so thick you can cut it with a knife. you look at the media, the people you mentioned were literally inviting foreign influence into our election by proliferating lies funded by the dnc and told by russians to destabilize donald trump's candidacy and ultimately his presidency. the hypocrisy continues to the obama administration, where they would actively use the state department to comingle their activities with george soros-backed groups in other countries to influence elections. it was actually judicial watch that had a great expose o

. >> sean: let's imagine jim jordan, mark meadows, matt gaetz, doug collins and others have a chance to question mueller.r they want to know when he knew there was no collusion. you had a broad mandate, when did you have time for fara violations a that are never invoked, and taxi medallions, and loan applications, and tax violations -- by the way, always pay your taxes, don't lie on loan applications, we've got ity but with the broad mandate, he didn't look at all into the russian dossier, what "the new york times" suspects was always russian disinformation? how does he answer, legitimately, that question? because i don't think there is any good answer to that question. >> nor is there a good answer -- i'm sorry, dan. go ahead. >> i just wanted to bring up this point. remember, mueller was hired in may of 2017, sean. in july of 2017, horowitz turns over to mueller's team the peter strzok texts. how does mueller continue his investigation at that point? notice what he does after that, mueller doesn't stop the investigation -- he doubled down. he raids manafort's house in the morning,

joining us tonight congressman matt gaetz, member of the house judiciary and armed services committeesgreat to see you, congressman. first of all, the news that the mexican government, president lopez obrador has ordered 15,000 of his troops to northern border, the u.s./mexico border, to take responsibility in securing that border. i think that is extraordinary, extraordinary achievement. >> well, mexico knows that the trump administration means business. and frankly, it's been past time for mexico to stop acting like a turnstile for the human traffickers rolling out of central and south america and up into the united states. what we have learned through this experience is that when the president engages his full deal-making capabilities, we can have the type of transformational change that will lead to a more secure border. lou: yeah, you know, it's his leadership at work here. and it's unprecedented leadership, it's historic leadership. we're talking two the and a half years of his -- two and a half years of his first term in office, and to think of what he's doing. this move with lo

matt gaetz, ted -- yoand michael wall. [cheers and applause] thank you. our supporters, have you been incredible, this a tremendous night, since the very first day, i walked through the doors of the white house i have never forgotten who sent me there you did. you did. you did. you did. you did. you did. you did. you all did. when i get behind my desk in the beautiful oval office, i think about only one thing, how the american people are going to win, win, win today. [cheers and applause] i am fighting for you. i think you see that, not easy. but i love it. the the reason i love it there have been few presidents that have been able to do what we've been able to do for you and it is a great, great feeling, thank you. i love it. [cheers and applause] together we're breaking the most sacred rule in washington politics. we are keeping our promises to the american people. because my only special interest is you. i don't have a special interest, i don't care, i don't care. by the way, by the way. a woman who has been so good, so talented, so wonderful. and we'r

every once in a while lawmaker flirt with it like matt gaetz and aoc have a thing for each other. >>mate change and magic mushrooms. >> i agree that those are disadvantages with two party system, i think that advantage outweigh them, goal to be fold in positive aspects of someone like justin amash in two party system. even aoc sometimes makes worth while points, people in establishment should be making. on mueller report, just a matter of bringing them in. kennedy: second he did that, they all raced to condemn him, and squash his voice, and whatdo what politically correct on left do, they try to cancel someone, he was doing, and very few people have the backbone to do this look at facts. and you know, put a democrat face or personally as subject of mueller report, would have you the same reaction, most would not, they would have opposite. >> at least, we know it would not likely that right now, washington establishment as off thostracize him. he is behind employing his own district. kennedy: president will send ronna mcdaniel and mike pence to michigan to campaign for his primary cha

republican congressman matt gaetz just jumped on board as a cosponsor prompting aoc to suppetweetwe havesan su. this is important as several studies have shown promise in treatment with ptsd, severe depression and more. the war on drugs has caused so much harm. it's time to reverse it. that's great. could this finally be the beginning of the end of all of this nonsense. joining me now, john stoses l. welcomstossel.welcome back. >> you get aoc proposing it, not a surprise. but then a republican cosponsor. and i searched the internet looking for drug warriors saying this is going to wreck america. there was nothing that i could find. kennedy: do you think it's because this issue is reaching critical mass because of cannabis legalization and they sound like fuddy-duddies when they give a blanket explanation into treatment. >> they don't mind sounding like fuddy-duddies when they keep marijuana as a schedule 1 drug. maybe they're just unna unfamilr with mushrooms and ecstasy and they hear the studies. i'm skeptical about the studies of curing ptsd and all of that. but once you're an adult yo

matt gaetz, ted and michael.cheers and applause] and also all of our friends and our supporters, you've been incredible. this has been a tremendous night. you've really been incredible. since the very first day i walked through the doors of the white house, i have never forgotten who sent me there. you did. you did. you did. [cheers and applause] you did. you all did. when i get behind my desk in the beautiful oval office, i i think about only one thing: how the american people are going to win, win, win today. [cheers and applause] i'm fighting for you, and i think you see that. not easy. but i love it. and the reason i love it is because there have been few presidents that have been able to do what we've been able to do for you. and it is a great, great feeling. thank you. i love it. [cheers and applause] together we're breaking the most sacred rule in washington politics.re we are keeping our promises to the american people. [cheers and applause] because my only special interest is you. i don't have a special

i think the best work that you and congressman jim jordan and matt gaetz and others have done is closedoor interviews, we have access to. you guys were asking the right questions. now we know they used more false information they were warned about, to what level can we say this was a premeditated conspiracy to commit fraud on the court and to influence an election with phony information and to undo the will of the american people. >> it's interesting, you lead and with tom fitton and some of the emails he's talking about, chairman nunez and jim jordan have both been all over this. the use of the media, what we found is even if john solomon is reporting, is not only that they knew it was false. they worked with the media to make sure it gets reported so they could use the same media reports to justify their surveillance. here's the real problem i have with all of this. the deeper we dive, the more we see protocols were broken and candidly when you start to look for the real there there -- it is there but it's on the part of the fbi renting false narratives in the public domain. >> sean:

want to know from people who may not know, this amendment is offered by congressman rokana and matt gaetzhow did you and your colleagues come together in a bipartisan way. >> for me it started when -- secretary pompeo was testifying before the senate, and he said that there's all these connections between iran and al qaeda. i fired off a letter to him and said what, there are no connections like that, please show us the evidence. he hasn't come forth with any. our republican colleagues are concerned about these kinds of things too. i introduced a piece of legislation with republican co sponsors, the iran clarification act to say, you don't have authorization to go to war with iran. now that we're passing this -- about to pass this must pass appropriation for defense, we are putting in there language that says, you do not have authorization to go to war with iran, if you want to do that, you have to follow the constitution, come to the congress of the united states and b, we're not going to give you any funds to do it either. that really is a bipartisan feeling. i think it's because it doe

people like representative matt gaetz of florida.thing for people to talk about, but is this a good strategy, dan, for joe biden? >> well, it's a strategy has to pursue because the democratic left -- which is now driven policy inside the democratic party -- at the presidential level, for them, climate change is a religion. >> harris: how did they get that power, by the way? >> that's a question for an entire document tree. how did this little minority, primarily through social media, elevate these issues like climate change? which is so interesting because then you've got people in the house like dick durbin and nancy pelosi pushing back against that, because they are the ones who actually have to spend money on things like medicare for all, infrastructure, and i think in their world climate change comes in may be number three. >> harris: there are democrats i've had don, , on the three program. they say no to medicare for all. you call them the voices in the party, the little minority. they are becoming at least 25%. i've had dnc le

less government -- >> juan: not matt gaetz but anybody. 77% of democrats are strongly concerned aboutate change. but only 52% of republicans are skeptical. >> greg: that's about right for america. >> juan: here's the thing, top priority for democratic voters, health care, number two far behind but still number two. >> dana: the economy? >> juan: no, climate change. >> jesse: so you are saying democrats are delusional. >> juan: younger democrats, millennials think it's the number one issue. >> greg: it's because they are the least knowledgeable on other issues. >> juan: i don't think so. i think these are people who think this is going to impact me in my lifetime and i don't like it. so you get joe biden -- >> kennedy: be more positive. stop being doomsday. >> greg: i have to get dana in it. >> juan: jay inslee, beto o'rourke, number one priority. >> dana: a client climate scie, he wrote a piece about overblown rhetoric about climate change actually hurts the problem because they go too far. the other thing is that was interesting and we learned it, germany had climate targets. carmen

gaetz and conway, there's questions of what transpired. there's potential attempts to put gates and command based on his record. and it's largely nothing, but washington believed it to be true. but he still trusted civilians. ultimately, this is found out and gates is sort of shamed and he backs away. meanwhile, charles lee comes back. where was charles lee? he had been captured and he had been a prisoner of the british army, where he may or may not have committed treason. in the late 19th century, a document was found that lee had drawn up a plan to tell the british how they could defeat the americans. the question is, was this done with false information or was he trying to defeat the americans? i leave it to you to judge, but. no one knew at the time he had been out of it. the war passed him by. but he had been this adversary of washington. he's pretty estranged -- british trained. this all comes to a head again at the battle of monmouth, which is in new jersey. and lee is given command of the vanguard, which is a procedures commission

back in the united states, democratic congressmember ro khanna and republican matt gaetz unveiled tuesday an amendment to the national defense authorization act, which would enshrine the need for congressional authorization before any military action can be taken against iran. former special counsel robert mueller is set to appear for a public testimony before the house on july 17. house intelligence chair adam schiff and judiciary chair jerry nadler said in a joint statement that mueller agreed to testify after they issued subpoenas tuesday. mueller's long-anticipated report found that the trump campaign did not collude with russia during the 2016 presidential elections but did not come to any conclusions regarding possible obstruction of justice. trump responded to the news via tweet, "presidential harassment!" in new york city, tiffany caban appears poised for victory in the queens district attorney race. caban, a 31-year-old queer latina public defender, would become the first woman to hold the post. she ran on ending cash bail, stopping the prosecution of low-level offenses, decrimin

all different to -- >> kennedy: that's why you saw ted cruz and aoc come together, same with matt gaetzts. and that's exactly what you have to do. you look at what is happening now, and you say to yourself, it is almost 2020. so joe biden can't make these unforced errors, because he is a front runner. he is not nipping at anyone's heels, and if you open up a chasm like this, you never know what demons are going to fly out and bleed you dry. >> melissa: jessica, there are a lot of people and buzz in d.c. that joe biden is not the nominee. do you take that seriously? >> jessica: he did planned parenthood conference, he did better than he did at the fish fry. >> kennedy: how did he do at the fish fry? >> jessica: i thought that there were candidates who did better than he did at the fish fry, that is not the issue. the american public who are voting in democratic primaries. >> kennedy: i am a nonaffiliated voter. >> jessica: you do you, kennedy, and i will do me. yes, it was an unfortunate error, because nobody asked him the question about democrat segregationists. but people who are getti

i can say this about mark, jim jordan, devin nunes, we will add collins to the mix and may be matt gaetz. at the freshman, he's overly ambitious, but a good guy and he's really done a great job. without you guys behind the scenes, we have now seen these closed-door testimonies. we would not be here and this would likely have gotten away with. congressman devin nunes a special applause to you for that speech, probably right up theree with lindsey graham's speech on the day of the brett kavanaugh hearings. >> thank you. thank you, sean. what was amazing to me that i think a lot of people didn't pay attention to, there were two retiredeo fbi agents on the stad there, on the witness table, along with andy mccarthy, who appears a lot on your show and others. what i was amazed that was the lack of concern by these former fbi agents, one of them peter strzok used to work for and they serve their country and i'm sure they did a great job. but when i brought up the fact that we probably shouldn't be using counterintelligence capabilitiesab in this country o target a political campaign, they just