trish: congressman gohmert final thoughts. >> it got emotional you see the sacrifices that were made, and i thank god we have's president that appreciates those. >> indeed, i love that moment. trish: congressman gohmert thank you, nigel farage thank you so much. >> we are a big lineup for you. tommy lauren in the house, but first, president trump, tonight touting securing the southern border, defending our national security. >> our borders are secure, families are fluorishing. and values are renewed. and our prize is restored. this state of our union, is stronger than ever before. [applause] trish: really, why was shaking his head? department of homeland security, acting secretary is here with his reaction. >> did you know, his team offers to help democrat tests the voting app. maybe they could have avoided this? >> iowa just is not representative of the democratic tent that is the problem i had. you know it is -- if you look at population, about 90.7 percent white. >> 9% of caucus-goers were white. >> the perfect example of the -- >> you know what you that within down, we get secreta

joining me now, louie gohmert. congressman gohmert, thank you for being here. what's your take on this. you look at obama's record. how many times he interfered. i didn't see you guys saying impeach him, impeach him. he's a dictator. president trump voices concerns about his friend getting sent to jail for potentially a decade for an investigation that shouldn't have happened in the first place and now he's the equivalent of kim jong-un. >> the jury is still out on whether we'll ever -- our federal justice system will ever recover from the damage that's been done during the obama years and during the last three years with the fbi, doj, intel, it turns out dod was pay ago professor in england. there was -- state department -- there are so many corrupt places that were involved in the corruption of justice in the united states. and let's talk about president obama, you may remember joe biden. he was vice president at one time. we had four highly decorated military members that were hired to protect our state department people over in iraq. and they defended them.

trish: congressman gohmert final thoughts. >> it got emotional you see the sacrifices that were made, and i thank god we have's president that appreciates those. >> indeed, i love that moment. trish: congressman gohmert thank you, nigel farage thank you so much. >> we are a big lineup for you. tommy lauren in the house, but first, president trump, tonight touting securing the southern border, defending our national security. >> our borders are secure, families are fluorishing. and values are renewed. and our prize is restored. this state of our union, is stronger than ever before. [applause] trish: really, why was shaking his head? department of homeland security, acting secretary is here with his reaction. >> did you know, his team offers to help democrat tests the voting app. maybe they could have avoided this? >> iowa just is not representative of the democratic tent that is the problem i had. you know it is -- if you look at population, about 90.7 percent white. >> 9% of caucus-goers were white. >> the perfect example of the -- >> you know what you that within down, we get secreta

leave our city even our university and you know us he is getting is asking us to get permission from gohmert and government is asking you current leave from china because you are in an epicenter and our our our blame is that just we are to have an epicenter and recon. from here as the enters the thank you very much for speaking to us and monitoring the situation is transit jilani from d.w. issue he joins me on the line now shows a view hust nan the clearly unsatisfied with the response from the pakistani government what really is the real reason that pakistan doesn't want to evacuate its citizens from china. well as we were just hearing earlier on the official stance is that pakistan does not want the disease to spread it is acting under the w.h.o. guidelines. and the chinese have assured them that we will take care of the situation but the real reason we all know is the special relationship between china and pakistan this situation is a real test for the chinese leadership on how it deals with describe says it wants pakistan to play ball and pakistan is saying the trust the chinese dave tha

gohmert? gohmert: thank you. director wray, thank you for being here.h i had enough time to address some of the things the chairman said that needed correcting, but questioning you is too important. first of all, have you ever signed an application for a warrant or an affidavit in support of an application for a warrant yourself? dir. wray: i've signed right now as fbi director, i sign the certification for fisa applications warrants, if that's , what you're talking about. gohmert: do you ever read them before you sign them? dir. wray: of course. rep. gohmert: all right. well, mr. rosenstein would not admit ever reading any of the things he signed, especially with regard to a fisa application, so that concerned greatly. i'm glad to hear you do. now, there's a report that mr. kline submitted that altered information supplied to the fisa court. that he was allowed to resign, is that accurate? dir. wray: well, mr. clinesmith is no longer with the fbi. and i don't think i can comment on a specific personnel matter beyond that. gohmert: ok, will let me -- wh

louie gohmert "wall street journal" columnist.berley strassel conservative union chair matt schlapp. louie, i will start with you. let me get this straight, they cheated bernie in the last election. they had the dirty russian dossier that hillary paid for. and we know all that happened with that. they can't get the iowa caucus vote. but, they want 94 trillion in 10 years for the new green deal to get rid of oil, gas and the internal combustion engine and 52 trillion for medicare for all, no choice, private healthcare. and we are supposed to trust them. and we only take in 4 trillion a year. my abacas is working. >> it won't, not the way they are doing it. how ironic. it's carville once again being the truth teller. you remember some years back he said basically of course hillary had a private server. she didn't want louie gohmert rifle ling through his emails he was right then and right now. what the powers trying to cheat bernie didn't realize they thought by keeping him off the campaign trail here in washington, that that would

texas congressman louie gohmert. we'll start with you tonight, jason, i'm watching farmer mike. i mean, his comments on race. you just put a seed in the ground and cover it with dirt and put water on it. i'm like, wow, can you be that ignorant? is it possible to be that stupid and say, oh, farmers don't have gray matter? >> i actually liked what devin nunes said. devin is an actual farmer. i have been to his house. i have seen the farm. i have seen how their family makes a living. i have got to tell you when he compared mayor bloomberg to somebody who thinks that you just buy a chia pet and pour water on it and things grow. that guy thinks he is going to be the president of the united states but he is going to finally get challenged and i don't think he can pull it off. he is not up to this, sean. >> sean: congressman gohmert, we have farmer mike saying that murderers and murder victims fit two, not one m.o., take a description, xerox it, pass it out to the cops. all male, minorities, 16 to 25. and then people say to me so, you know, you are arresting kids for marijuana and they

it passed with just four votes against it those four were republicans thomas massey, louie gohmert andouie yoho and justin amash. it comes after the lynching of 14-year-old emmet still. they tried to pass anti-lynching legislation for 120 years. the first bill was introduced in 1900 by north carolina congressman george henry white he was the only black member of congress at the time the legislation failed to pass nearly 200 times the senate passed a version of the bill last year once the bills are reconciled, it will head to the oval office. >> a massachusetts utility company will pay a record $53 million fine for a series of deadly gas explosions. columbia gas of massachusetts has agreed to plead guilty to violating a federal pipeline safety law in 2018, the blasts ripped through three towns north of boston, killing one person and injuring 22 others the utility parent company has also agreed to stop doing business in the state. >> a school bus driver in new jersey has been ordered to spend ten years in prison phone for a crash that killed a 5th grader and a teacher. he listened to hea

louis gohmert, rick santorum former center now cnn contributor is also there. the president is due out any minute. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and the president was scheduled to begin at noon,, about 15 minutes ago. we will terry at live and take calls after he's finished to get your reaction. this september we have been collecting at c-span.org/impeachment everything related to this process. you can see all the news conferences, all hearings, et cetera, et cetera. c-span.org/impeachment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible

steve: they are being led by louie gohmert who is on the guitar ♪ i saw the light.will be interesting is because this is a bipartisan event because it is hosted by members of the united states congress and organized by the fellowship foundation. nancy pelosi is actually there. you can see kevin mccarthy seated. ainsley: cardinal dolan? steve: what's going to happen is even though president trump and nancy pelosi did not shake hands two nights ago at the state of the union, they may actually come face to face. we could have a radio do on that coming up this morning. brian: the biggest surprise is louie gohmert play as guitar and it's a biggie tar. you have to really commit to traveling with that. ainsley: faith is bringing everybody together. democrats and republicans. brian: he was on with sean hannity a short while ago and now he is playing guitar at the at what it the hyatt. ainsley: washington prayer breakfast at the hilton. steve: let's bring in newt gingrich he has been to this event many, many times. he also writes a free newsletter available at gingrich 360.c

here with reaction, texas congressman louie gohmert, along with, he is the head of the freedom caucus, arizona congressman andy biggs. louis, we start with you. look, i think in anything for granted here. but you've been in congress for quite a long period of time. we have dealt with liberal democrats over the years. i've never seen anything that's radical, this extreme. takeover industry, run on we are going to lose jobs, take over oil and gas, other industry, and raise your taxes and confiscate your wealth. that is what they are running on. >> that's exactly what they are running on. not only that, bernie that win new hampshire now, thanks for the soviet union, cuba, venezuela, our models we need to follow. that is crazy. yet again, that same gallup poll says at 76% of the democrats are okay with folic entries will and venezuela and cuba models. to have that model, to say all of the things he promises, you give up your freedom and it is orwellian time like never before. a majority of americans want buy it. i think even the people you pointed out, they are going, wait, we can follow

louie gohmert, thomas massie and ted yoho and independent, justin amash. >> when you're with the fours the reasoning behind it. ted yoho said he described it as a terrible act but said the government went way beyond. >> calling for laws to make lynching a crime, it's been between 1877 and 1950, 4,000 people, it's estimated, were lynched across this country. for those souls that were lost, this law finally -- >> people are glad to see this is happening. >> apparently there were over 200 attempts to pass this legislation. the senate by the way, did pass it unanimously. >> they did in fact pass that unanimously. good to see that. named after emmett till. it still happens, james bird in 1998 and we were just in south ameri america -- south carolina, mother emanuel church, nine souls lost there. >>> a dramatic house fire. i want to be clear. everyone was okay. officers arrived and saw smoke billowing from this entryway. c inside. th officerside of this house, k this door and that's where they find this man on the floor, unconscious, an officer drags him out of the house by his feet. the ma

gohmert: thank you, madam speaker. thank you. -- address t to a voted on this as afternoon, one of the three bills under suspension of the h.r. 35, to amend section 240 of title 18 -- 249 of title specify lynching as a hate crime act. took in judiciary when we up -- in the judiciary committee when we took up the hate crimes ct, and i know there were people that tried to -- well, did. they said, because of the james being frican-american rug behind a truck by three individuals, that that was a oster case that demanded hate crime legislation. nd actually, i was quite comfortable if all three of the defendants in that case had penalty.e death but in texas, we do have the for such a crime as that. two of the three got the death penalty. in prison.e and i felt like the death cases, from everything i read, was appropriate. looked two who has defendants in the eye and death.ed them to somber, serious thing to do, but the crimes cases.ed it in those my friend, lling obby rush, congressman bobby rush -- that man has been fighti

gohmert: thank you, madam speaker. again it's an honor to be able stand in this haloed -- hallowed hall and address some of the things that have occurred, worthy of attention, and of course there was applause in the gallery today on the passage of trying to restart the e.r.a.. it's an amendment to the constitution and it was started ack in the 1970's, and the amendment to the constitution had a deadline as part of the amendment. and the amendment did not get the required 38 states. the time lapsed. there was, as i recall, attempt to extend the time, but some states that had been in favor and so .r.a. backed off it's very clear to anyone who pays attention to the onstitution that when an amendment to the constitution by its own wording has a time deadline, and that deadline is past, then that amendment has not been ratified, is not part of the constitution and any efforts to change the amendment itself, including the deadline for ratification would require beginning again and there is no more iconic liberal judge on the

gohmert. >> no. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. >> article i is adopted. >> pontius pilate afforded more rights to jesus than this committee to the president. >> you don't like the guy since november of 2016. >> let it be very clear that this president will be held accountable, that no one is above the law. >> and the question is now whether senator mcconnell will allow a fair trial in the senate. >> the house's hour is over. the senate's time is at hand. >> each of us will face a choice about whether to begin this trial in a search of the truth or in the service of the president's desire to cover up. >> do you solemnly swear that in all things appear appertaining impeachment trial of president donald trump. >> so help you god. >> since the president was sworn into office, there was a desire to see him removed. >> the impeachment of president trump. watch unfiltered coverage of the senate trial on c-span2, live, with same day re-airs. follow the process on demand

gohmert? >> my vote is no. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 yeas. >> article i is adopted. >> pontious pilot. >> the president's crimes are impeachable. >> because you just don't like the guy. you didn't like him since november of 2016. >> make it be very clear that this president will be held accountable. that no one is above the law. >> and the question is now whether senator mcconnell will allow a fair trial in the senate. >> president, the house's hour is over. the senate's time is at hand. >> each of us will face a choice about whether to begin this trial in a search of the truth or in the service of the president's desire to cover up. >> do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of donald john trump, president of the united states, now pending. >> you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws so help you god? >> since the president was sowon into office, there was a desire to see him removed. >> the impeachment of president trump. watch unfiltered c

gohmert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority read -- leader. mr. gohmert: under the new rules , since rules ss have been changed that only allow one special order per week despite my for years having encouraged members of our conference to sign up nor special orders to have a chance to get messages out that we feel need to be out as i said for years, you need to sign up for the special orders because you don't want my face to be the face of the party and i'm encouraged we got more people signing up now. but under the speaker's new rules, as of this congress, only one per week per person. so i'm pleased, mr. speaker, to be here for my one special order of the week. nd what a week it was. wow. the impeachment proceedings came to a conclusion that most everybody who had studied the situation knew that they would no matter how long it go drug out, it was going to be this conclusion. state of the union address tuesday night, most people or at least around here most people know constitution requires a state of the union report or address, but doesn't req

so we were able to go with david barton from wall builders and congressman louie gohmert on a nighttimethese historians, you know, walking through the capitol and really explain to you the treasures of our nation, my girls and i, my husband were standing on the balcony, and it just so happened there was an work that playing the william overchurch it was this -- overcure. jason: you have any congressman give you a hard time about opening their doors, just let me know -- [laughter] >> we'll take you up on that. pete: you're going to do that for other gold star families. >> yes. we were standing there thinking if anyone deserves access like this to our national treasure, it's these families because the gold star families have given their loved ones. that was the inspiration -- jason: now, last night, tragically, we had two american servicemen lose their lives in afghanistan. tell us from your perspective what they're going through and what's going to happen with the families now. >> you know, jason, it's really funny that you ask that question because i'm very frustrated that we're till ha

gohmert's and others. philip haney was one of the originals to be hired on for the department of homeland security. and he became an analyst, an analyst of -- taught himself the arabic lang wam. he began tracking the flow of people into the united states out of those countries that, from which came those -- the 19 who bombed us on september 11 of 2001. and philip haney's expertise built a database. that database tracks something, this is by memory, madam speaker so that's my disclaimer about 800 individuals who were at least on the suspect list of those who might be positioning themselves to bring forth another attack on america. if we can remember what that was like in 2001, and think what it was like for phil haney, stepping up in a way he had to educate himself in the arabic language, had to understand the culture and history, he has to -- had to track characteristic he built a database, an indicater day ba days -- database on whether and if there might be another attack rooted in the ideology that took

gohmert? >> thank you. director wray, thank you for being here. i wish i had enough time to address some of the things the chairman said that needed correcting, but questioning you is too important. first of all, have you ever signed an application for a warrant or an affidavit in support of an application for a warrant yourself? >> i've signed right now as fbi director, i sign the certifications for fisa am kaigs, warrants, if that's what you're talking about. >> do you ever read them before you sign them? >> of course. >> all right. well, mr. rosenstein would not admit ever reading any of the things he signed, especially with regard to a fisa application, so that concerned greatly. i'm glad to hear you do. now, there's a report that mr. kline submitted that altered information supplied to the fisa court. that he was allowed to resign, is that accurate? >> well, mr. clinesmith is no longer with the fbi. and i don't think i can comment on a specific personnel matter beyond that. >> okay, well let me -- >> as we sit here right now. >> when you have