greg gregg gregg.hey kept quiet and as a consequence we ended up selling 20% of our uranium assets to the rugs and the clintons got enriched. lou: and they didn't inform cfius, a group of independent individuals and department heads through our government. so where are we now? sessions is blocked. he blocked himself. rod rosenstein, andrew mccabe. andrew wise man is working for the special counsel. there is no sign one of them wants to recuse themselves or resigned. gregg: sessions has recused himself out of a job. but not before appointing a special counsel to investigate hillary clinton, comey and lynch. not just for uranium one. but also to reopen the email scandal. there is evidence james comey and loretta lynch were protecting hillary clinton. lou: you get that in the testimony of the fired fbi director himself. >> both of those are clear violations of the espionage act. lou: we have the situation where we have a second special counsel investigating the first special counsel. gregg: to the extent

let me tell you. >> gregg: he was right about trump.luding me. >> gillian: two different world views. quickly i want to ding on both sides. i really don't think president trump's message was all -- i think it had elements that were positive. he was also kind of a downer. 7:00 p.m. last night he tweeted about the affordable care act. this sass families are sitting down to dinner. crappy obamacare. that's not really the thanksgiving puree. also, he also said and i wrote this down so i would remember, he said to troops in afghanistan everybody's talking about the progress he has made in the last few months since i opened it up. now, he also said to troops in iraq they weren't letting you win before. now, this is demoralizing for service members who are there today. many of them who lost friends and colleagues over the last few years. many of them who are actually serves tours of duty during the obama administration. >> gregg: do you think they take it that way? >> gillian: you can't tell these men and women their own country set them up to

gregg: and hillary clinton's campaign, not just the dnc.a violation of two federal statutes under the federal campaign elections act. you are not allowed to pay a foreign national in an american national campaign, and it appears the dnc and hillary clinton hid it by filing a false report it's not just a civil penalty. in cases like this, it's a criminal prosecution. david: this bombshell from donna brazile, hillary controlled the dnc budget a year before she became the democratic nominee. giving her a tremendously unfair advantage in her pursuit of the nomination. anything illegal there? gregg: i'm shocked hillary clinton would be involved in corrupt, and perhaps illegal behavior. she has long denied that the fiction was in for the nomination over bernie sanders. now we know that's a lie if brazile's documents are provable. david: you know who said that long before donna brazile did, of course, president trump. gregg: bernie sanders was saying the fiction was in. he was angry about it. the question is, it's clearly unethical behavior. is it

gregg: the judge could have done something. if you abiewts court process, you are in contempt of court. i would have loved to see the judge exercise that rule. lou: i am used to this thing taking weeks. this guy hand it quickly. gregg: a first year law student would have known the answer to this. lou: i think of the other cases that drag out for weeks and months. the first year law students or whatever they were didn't quite work it out. let's turn to the benghazi suspect. cleared of murder but committed terrorism. if you committed terrorism and killed people as you did, how could you not be found guilty of murder? gregmurder?gregg: the federal fy murder rule spellsifies certaint specifies certain fell any but doesn't include terrorism. it needs to be updated. he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. he's look at 45 years if the stebses run consecutively. and i believe he will. >> much more straight ahead. stay with us. president trump says the tax cut bill was in a good position after he met with senate leaders. preside

emily, and gregg jarrett, thank you for being with us tonight.hris farrell will joioioioioi >> virginia, we have witnessed yet another democratic sweep today. tonight, new jersey sends an unmistakable message to the entire nation. we are better than this. n]lauren: democrat declaring victory in virginia and new jersey where the governor's race as a referendum on president donald trump. he's responding this morning. train to the president arrives in china but not before delivering a stern warning to north korea. do not underestimate us. [inaudible conversations] earnings due from him in an bay mg

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our colleague gregg jarrett did our colleague gregg jarrett did some digging into his past.ere's what he found. backdoor in the the enron accounting scandal. he was a hard-charging prosecutor on the task force that brought a controversialct obstruction of justice case against the accounting firm. arthur anderson, it eventually put the company out of business, cost tens of thousands of people their jobs. what he did was so egregious that in 2005, imagine this, the supreme court of the united states -- how often do we hear of unanimous decisions? they overturned his conviction, a 9-0 unanimous ruling. but his troubling behavior doesn't even end there. his criminalization of a business transaction between enron and merrill lynch, that sent people to jail, that was overturned by the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals.ri critics have accused him ofti using intimidating tactics, intimidating witnesses, creating crimes that don't exist, and in one case in particular, actually withholding evidence that would have helped a defendant, really? just like mueller and so many other obama

gregg: even though he said so three times in his confirmation hearing. news there is a continuing investigation of hillary clinton and corrupt pay-to-play in the uranium one deal. there is plenty of evidence there. but they also ought to add the goes fusion dossier as well as the rigging of the nomination. all of those things. lou: i wish i had great confidence in congressional investigations of anything. emily, and gregg jarrett, thank you for being with us tonight. chris farrell will join us tomorrow. good night. [♪] neil: polls just closing in new jersey, also in virginia. here is what we can show you right now. the contest in the garden state between bill murray with no political experience but plenty investment community experience. he earned millions of dollars at goldman sachs. he has a hefty lead over the lieutenant

gregg: that's correct.o the question becomes should a special counsel also investigate whether he and loretta lynch obstructed justice by actively interfering in the due process of law in finding her not to be criminally liable. david: then we have fusion gps and the trump dossier. dictatorships often use the power of government to go after any political opponents. we have seen it with nixon and other occasions. but what happened is the dnc we know contracted out fusion gps who paid for the trump dossier. the big question jim jordan wants is whether the fbi began paying fusion gps and whether they used if the trump dossier as an excuse to spy on the trump campaign. >> there is some evidence of that. it would be a gross abuse of power by james comey if he was pay fog foreign national during a political campaign for information on a political candidate and using it as a vehicle. and that would be improper and illegal, to spy on that particular candidate through a fisa warrant. abuse of power that needs to be

gregg was right. gregg has a photographic memory. i don't. and greg, geraldo went back, and he said this is how he answered the question about the appropriateness of the 17-year-old. but it doesn't -- would in a convict you? >> i go back, i'm just, i know -- >> sean: i know you don't like him. >> this is with you and me. we come from different parts of the political spectrum. you believe bill clinton guilty of all. charges. >> sean: he's a predator. >> you believe donald trump innocent, and many believed him guilty after the access hollywood tapes. we have a tendency to want in a charged political environment to believe the people who think like we do philosophically and disbelieve their political opponents. what was brilliant about this interview was that you and roy moore, largely, you largely agree on the great philosophical issues of the day. he's a little more to the right of you but generally speaking you're in the same area. yet you asked him in explicit detail about this charge and this charge and this charge, and then you said as the

thanks to my friendd gregg jarrett.ll read it in full.ks we will continue to do this investigation. it's scary what they're describing. when we come back, the president calls senator elizabeth warren pocahontas today.re the left, irate. we're going to explain why the liberal senator is the one who exploited minority status, and we'll get reaction. example of fake news. you don't want to miss it straight ahead. in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. ♪ >> sean: and welcome back to hannity. so the fake news destroy trump liberal media >> sean: and welcome back to hannity. so the fake news destroy trump liberal media losing their mind yet again overr something president trump said at the white house during an event honoring native american code talkers who served in world war ii. president trump poked fun at one of his favorite targets. democratic senator elizabeth warren, who has been proven to have lied about her native american heritage. here is what he said. >> you were here long before any of us wer

gregg: i think it's both. jeff sessions has recused himself from anything related to hillary clinton. that doesn't mean that others in the department obvious is are not investigating hillary clinton for a wide variety of what may be crimes. and keeping sessions out of the loop because of his recusal. so it's a little unclear who the president is referring to. we know he has had some criticism of sessions in the past. he $seems to be unhappy with his job. david: we heard diane fine steins boiler plate criticism of the president. but didn't president obama couple with information about investigation that the american people didn't know about. gregg: there is a myth that there is a chinese wall that separates doj and president of the united states. that involves only investigation relate together president of the united states. the president is entitled to be kept abreast of what's going on at the department of justice. david: could it be that the justice department is investigating hillary clinton and the presid

everything gregg says is right. we need to know that, too. that's why we need a special council. >> sean: all right, guys. all right, thank you, all. we have so much more on this bombshell report. hillary clinton stealing the election from bernie sanders. what laws are in play? we'll debate that next straight ahead. sanders. what laws are in play, we'll debate that straight ahead. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy. helping small businesses.ut, jamie -- damage your vehicle? we got you covered. [ glass shatters ] property damage? that's what general liability's for. what?! -injured employee? -ow. workers' comp helps you pay for a replacement. what's happening? this is carla. how's it going? and if anything comes up, our experts are standing by. ♪ boo! president trump touching down in hawaii friday en route to his first official tour of asia. the president visited pearl harbor and laid a wreath at the uss arizona memorial. it marks the resting place of more than 1,000 sailo

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joining us is legal analyst gregg jarrett. a story in "the hill" that says a newly discovered document shows fbi director jim comey offered a draft statement accusing clinton of mishandling classified documents and being grossly negligent and this was confirmed by senator chuck grassley, a well-respected member of the senate judiciary committee. it says the words "gross negligence" were edited and crossed out with "extreme carelessness." what does this mean? gregg: john solomon of the hill * uncovered the document. it is a crime to mishandle classified documents through gross negligence. comey wrote out a letter of exoneration of hillary clinton in which he crossed out the words gross negligence and substituted extreme carelessness. those terms are i man us in under the law. comey appears to not understood that. this seems to be evidence that he was trying to absolve hillary clinton and con injured up an excuse to protect her. if he did that. he needs to be put under oath and explain why he did that, why did he change the lang

the author of "clinton cash," peter schweitzer, gregg jarrett, i start on the legal side. she stole a primary. she funneled money into a law firm. both controlling the dnc, and her funds to pay for a phony dossier she now admits it.fo >> a lot of crimes. this would appear to be an elaborate, clever scheme by hillary clinton. the dnc was broke, so hillary bails them out with 20 million, but in exchange, she gets the dnc to sign an agreement that she gets control over their finances, strategy, support. they go out on these joint fund-raisers during the campaign, and raise up $100 million, and here's the other deception. the state take their share,ti bt immediately kick it back to the dnc. which kicks their share in the states share back to hillary clinton for her use. that could be a violation of the three laws for campaign contribution limits, the finance reporting laws, it looks to me like money laundering. illegally money moving around to look legitimate look legitimate. >> sean: i have to ask. i've always liked jeff sessions. i am now at the limit. where is what is he do

gregg jarrett, thank you very much. see you as always. >>> everyone the president will speak momentarily. he will talk about, well, not entirely sure what he is going to talk about but he is talking i promise you a major announcement on trade and north korea. it has something to do with that our own blake burman will give us a preview. he has details and intel for you right after this. what if we could keep more amof what we earn?d. trillions of dollars going back to taxpayers. who could possibly be against that? well, the national debt is $20 trillion. as we keep adding to it, guess who pays the bill? him. and her. and her. congress, we should grow the economy. not the debt. ♪ jo let's go to the white house right now. you're looking at live picture from the white house. the president is getting ready to speak. he will speak from the diplomatic room where we will be making what we are told is major announcement. it will be on trade and the north korea situation. for more let's go to blake burman at the white house with

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gregg jarrett. christopher bedford, i hope you will come back soon.dy: donna brazile dropping the bomb on democrats. why did she write that tell-all book? the latest on the mass shooting at a church in texas. the house fixing their tax plan as the senate fictions their own. grab a whip, it's time to get crackin'. hillary clinton stinks according to donna brazile. clinton loyalists, that

joining us is legal analyst gregg jarrett.hat says a newly discovered document shows fbi director jim comey offered a draft statement accusing clinton of mishandling classified documents and being grossly negligent and this was confirmed by senator chuck grassley, a well-respected member of the senate judiciary committee. it says the words "gross negligence" were edited and crossed out with "extreme carelessness." what does this mean? gregg: john solomon of the hill * uncovered the document. it is a crime to mishandle classified documents through gross negligence. comey wrote out a letter of exoneration of hillary clinton in which he crossed out the words gross negligence and substituted extreme carelessness. those terms are i man us in under the law. comey appears to not understood that. this seems to be evidence that he was trying to absolve hillary clinton and con injured up an excuse to protect her. if he did that. he needs to be put under oath and explain why he did that, why did he change the language. did he do it for p

bring in fox news correspondent, gregg jarrett. what is the reaction to the story, gregg?> the last one you identify the woman allegedly sexually assaulted in his office after he locked the door and a nurse had to come to help revive her, take her away, that would under new york law constitute rape if she didn't consent. the scenario sounds as if she didn't consent. there is a provision in the law that also says, you know, beyond incapacity, if you're unable to consent by virtue of the power of somebody like that, such intimidation, that is also rape but there is statute of limitations of five years. that has run. liz: mainstream media has seen 18 accusations against various individuals sweeping through, nbc, msnbc, cnn, npr, bloomberg, here at fox and "mother jones." what is your reaction to that? >> well assuming that all of the accusations are true, it requires some serious soul-searching among not just media but also what is happening in political halls of congress as well as the entertainment industry. harvey weinstein, great many others, several comedians and actors

i am gregg !olutely. >> see you tomorrow. >> the president reigniting his feud with hillary clinton. as his son-in-law finds himself back in the hot seat over russia. good evening, here watching the "fox report". the white house busyness scrutiny over the 2016 election of senate investigators accusing jared kushner for several things. this despite him saying that he handed over all of the relevant documents. his attorney accusing lawmakers of playing gotcha. while they say kushner was open and honest during

gregg jarrett is absolutely right, it's not going to happen.ne believe that the president of the united states has the exact right to politicize at this moment just as democrats or liberals or anti-gun people have the right to politicize the las vegas mass murder when it happened about gun control. with so many issues competing for center stage, the time to do it is when the iron is hot, when there was blood in the streets, you make your point. i think that it is deplorable that some people are pointing to governor cuomo as the problem here when you have terrorism is the problem. >> sean: it is terrorism, but when you have a diversity visa program with schumer that lets anybody ends. and this guy brought 23 more people within. we don't vet them, we don't know anything about them. this is the point i made last night. if you grew up in a culture and society that abuses women, kills lgbt and persecutes christians and jews, we need to know if you are bringing those sick mores and values with you. >> it's nonsense what he said. they politicize it by

the gregg gutfeld shows next. i'll be here next saturday night. see them. >> we are all going to die. [laughter] donald trump is back from the long trip away in asia. i'm so happy i missed him. i hope he brought us some gifts. remember that when dad would come back from conference and brought you a toy? my dad did a lot of traveling. i never knew why. no matter what, he brought home a gift for me and my sisters. he got me a fund all. [laughter] on a trip to cleveland. it gave me body lice. [laughter] then there is this neat sleeping pod from detroit. he would put me in there for emergency naps. a medical chair from chicago. oh, how at her. so i guess the president trump bring us? he had a very productive meetings with world leaders so he brought home stronger ties with our allies. we got china descendent envoy to korea. we move the ball forward and it's on our terms. compared to president obama's idea we apologize and they burn only half of our flag. [laughter] then basketball players caught shoplifting in china. boo, yes. terrible. it's embarrass

trish: gregg jarrett, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. trish: the battle, everyone, between the nfl and cowboys owner jerry jones. the league is now accusing of jones damaging the nfl, amid talk forcing him out and it all boils down to anthem protests. we'll talk about that with former miami marlins president david sampson. that is next. trish: jerry jones, he's going to to war with the nfl. jones is being accused of damaging the league after he objected to a contract extension for commissioner roger goodell. several owners have even discussed voting jones out of the nfl altogether, but the outspoken owner says that is ridiculous. take a listen to him here. >> i've had not one, not one inkling of communication from the legal office or my owner -- or any owner that would suggest something that laughable and ridiculous, and that's about where that is. trish: joining me right now, former miami marlins president david sampson. david, good to have you here. >> how are you doing? trish: good. so is the nfl getting a little out of control on thi

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an gregg jarrett. let's start -- christopher, i'll start with you, first of all. going to deliver to all of those folks with a tax reform plan. how confident are you? you have been studying the proposition. >> donald trump put forward a lot of different solid policies and put forward exactly what he ran on. paul ryan has basically passed the agenda. where it has died is in mitch mcconnell's senate. i think the chances that this gets through the senate this year are low. lou: the conclusion there, i don't think i could argue with you vigorously. congress is making it clear he is going to get to do whatever he wants to do to this administration. gregg: the special counsel has three conflicts of interests, uranium one, the russian dossier and any obstruction of justice related to james comey. they are long-time partners and allies there this is as man who never should have taken the job. bring somebody else in. i don't think americans will ever have confidence in the integrity of the results with this man in charge. lou: chris, do you see this as a crisis of confiden

judd gregg says it doesn't go far enough. merkelchancellor angela loses her coalition before it came together. now the german president said the party should go back to the negotiating table. ♪ david: tick-tock for the republican tax plan. a sprint to get an overhaul bill on the present opposing desk by christmas with many details to be ironed out. behind closed doors, negotiations are underway to get to 50 votes. for more on the latest, we are joined from washington. welcome back to the program. give us a sense of what is going on right now. we heard over the weekend that senator collins of maine was expressing concerns. >> the real action is going on behind closed doors. a lot of the debates you see to they as it relates tax bill is mostly theater. the real negotiations are between republican leaders in the house need to keep 218 votes. in the sen. --s the senate need to have 51 votes. that didn't work when they try to repeal the affordable care act. they want to succeed here. they are going over various senators whoding ar

. >> as reporter cherri gregg of kyw news radio explains it will be a memorial park. >> reporter: for 53 years this 18-foot bronze monument to 6 million jewish mortars stood loan on ben franklin parkway but no more. this corner of the parkway will be transformed into the philadelphia holocaust memorial plaza, and enhancing north america's first memorial to the jewish holocaust. >> it will be a immersive place of contemplation, unique living classroom dedicated to the teaching and universal lessons of one of the history 's war crime. >> reporter: it will include interactive elements including a tree grove, remembrance wall with an eternal flame as well as a tree nurtured by children and as well as six pillars to symbolize the 6 million killed by the nazis in their collaborators. >> i think it is wonderful full, anything that my people. >> reporter: suzy was 16 in 1944 when she was sent to a concentration cam in auschwitz >> i have gone through the collection of every day, and every moment. >> reporter: she's part of the shrinking number of survivors left to tell the story of the holoca

. >> gregg: there was a nerve that one couldn't touch with jeremiah.hose sad places were places that he kept very well hidden. and some people who touched it lost him at that moment. anyone who tried to delve deeper into those -- those sad places, those hurtful places was not welcome. i think it must've grown from that childhood experience, and maybe a sense of, uh, of rejection and sadness that he simply didn't want to face. >> jeremiah: somebody asked me, recently it was my father -- like i said, he was a prick. a complicated guy. basically, my father and i couldn't stand each other. it wasn't just the mistresses and all that sort of thing. i didn't like him because he put my mother down so much. he put her down tremendously. my mother was also a roaring alcoholic and she was a very talented, very artistic woman. a great cook, but you know, destroyed herself with alcohol. >> alexandra: jeremiah and our dad came from a family of three. there was mary, the oldest sister, and then my father, jonathan, and then the youngest, jeremiah. >> peter: not super

senator gregg, for example when he was here in the senate, i think was one of leader mcconnell's top economic advisors chairman of the budget committee and always used to say in our house judd gregg is scary smart. but we sat next to each other on chairs in our office for almost two years to put together a bill. so it is heavy lifting but it can be done. and a lot of that work was brought into other efforts since then. the is question of the push proposal, there is a variety of ones. but it's quite hard to do when the majority leader says on the first day the very first day up we're going to use the most partisan process. budget reconciliation. and in effect say what we're telling the other party is we don't want your ideas because we don't need your votes. and sometimes it got almost a little ridiculous because i know there were times when statements were made by the republican leadership that no democrats were interested in bipartisan tax reform, despite the fact that in the few instances where a white house official would call and ask our opinion senate democrats would meet. that