. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett in for lou dobbs.resident trump taking tough actions to put america's interests first where his predecessors failed. the administration stepping up pressure on china, china vowing retaliation. but the president insisting it will only make us stronger, fixing a problem that plagued american workers and industries for decades. china not the only nation feeling the heat. trump declared no one has been tougher and russia than he is, now issuing sanctions against dozens of russian companies. taking tough action where previous administrations failed, and the president putting american interests first. we are going to take it all up with ed rollins and gordon chang. growing outrage over the fbi and doj corruption. the department of justice failing still to turn over documents to congress on the clinton email probe, fisa abuse scandals and a whole lot more. alan dershowitz and chris farrell of judicial watch will join me next. we begin with our top story. president trump accusing china of taking advantage of t

gregg: you know he has a savior complex.was going to save the nation from evil and in his mind the evil was donald trump. and he knew better than everyone. he would bridg bring an end to . >> third day after he passes away, he is in for a rude surprise. gregg: chris farrell thank you about thank you. gregg: coming up next, president trump sides with the people of california, their fight against their left wing pro-open border government. we have the latest on the golden state revolt when we come back. brad's about to find out if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. gregg: president trump is leading a growing revolt against california's dangerous sanctuary policies. the president twe

gregg: you know he has a savior complex.going to save the nation from evil and in his mind the evil was donald trump. and he knew better than everyone. he would bridg bring an end to . >> third day after he passes away, he is in for a rude surprise. gregg: chris farrell thank you about thank you. gregg: coming up next, president trump sides with the people of california, their fight against their left wing pro-open border government. we have the latest on the golden state revolt when we come back. hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. touch

gregg: you know he has a savior complex.s going to save the nation from evil and in his mind the evil was donald trump. and he knew better than everyone. he would bridg bring an end to . >> third day after he passes away, he is in for a rude surprise. gregg: chris farrell thank you about thank you. gregg: coming up next, president trump sides with the people of california, their fight against their left wing pro-open border government. we have the latest on the golden state revolt when we come back. i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. gregg: president trump is leading a growing revolt against california's dangerous sanctuary policies. the president tweeting governor jerry brown announced he'll deploy up to 400 national gua

gregg: you know he has a savior complex.s going to save the nation from evil and in his mind the evil was donald trump. and he knew better than everyone. he would bridg bring an end to . >> third day after he passes away, he is in for a rude surprise. gregg: chris farrell thank you about thank you. gregg: coming up next, president trump sides with the people of california, their fight against their left wing pro-open border government. we have the latest on the golden state revolt when we come back. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ i accept i don't i even accept i i used thave a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to,

if present gregg cares about tomorrow gregg then he will only have three winds instead of 13.ay and tomorrow's two different people. why would i want to torment future gregg the only way to do that is with the hangover. >> hangovers what you pay for today's pleasure. >> interesting, still to come, sean penn has written a book, technically. [applause] >> were waking up america telling them what's in the world. >> were able to tell the folks at home this is important and why you need to listen. we have an honest conversation about what's happening. >> the only way to be successful on foxes to be yourself. we do that ♪ ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> greg: like an obnoxious blast of in-flight diarrhea, actor sean really said novel include of bob honey, just to stop. that is just bad. the book is a trump era satire. i don't think i can do it jus

gregg: m mccabe only reduced himself before the election. he sat on the huma abedin-anthony wiener emails, he sat on it for the better part of a month. why? probably to protect hillary clinton just before the election. at the very end comey found out about it and then made it public. comey now appears to be covering up for mccabe. bret baier, you saw the interview last thursday night. the most of nonsensical rambling answer that is defied and belied by all known facts. lou: we are getting used to that, aren't we, from james comey? he's in an alternate universe. it's hard to imagine he was running the fbi. he seems like a monk lost in the most of abstract considerations rather than running a law enforcement agency. gregg: in the world of james comey everything is upside down and inverted. he still insists the memos he stole from the fbi were his personal property. the law says otherwise. he insist there was no classified information, the fbi says otherwise. they had to seize documents to contain his leak. this is a guy who doesn't seem to und

if present gregg cares about tomorrow gregg then he will only have three winds instead of 13. today and tomorrow's two different people. why would i want to torment future gregg the only way to do that is with the hangover. >> hangovers what you pay for today's pleasure. >> interesting, still to come, sean penn has written a book, technically. [applause] >> were waking up america telling them what's in the world. >> were able to tell the folks at home this is important and why you need to listen. we have an honest conversation about what's happening. >> the only way to be successful on foxes to be yourself. we do that you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >> greg: like an obnoxious blast of in-flight diarrhea, ac

. >> gregg: i like the whole package.'s part of being a mafia boss, okay. >> kimberly: okay. to each his own. >> dana: if it were obama saying that to holder we would credit we did criticize holder for not being aggressive and independent enough and defending the president when he didn't deserve it. >> gregg: it comes down to one fact that there is a certain kind of person who runs for president, trump isn't that person, no matter how hard you want him to be mitt romney or al gore. >> dana: president. >> gregg: he did. he did it without the purity test. all politicians know how to fake. >> kimberly: wow. >> jesse: definitely acts like a mob boss. he's not a mob boss. i think comey a little sensitive to pick up with what greg said. he reminds me of the kid that didn't really have the stomach to confront someone face to face. and then later ran back and scribbled it down in his little diary and wrote it in his little note pad and now he is just trying to prof profiteer off of it like most people try to profit off the presid

the wife of gregg popovich died yesterday. she was 67 years old. erin popovich is had been battling a long time illness. the couple had been married for more than 40 years. there is no word to whether gregg popovich will coach the spurs tonight. kevin durant seems shaken when he was told. >> i want, but she know that the entire mba family is supporting him. -- nba family is supporting him. >> steph curry also offered his condolences to gregg popovich. he posted this message on twitter saying he is praying for popovich and his family. >>> the anaheim sharks be the ducks last night. they are moving on to the second round of the stanley cup playoffs. >> they went to the net. he got it. he scored. >> they had the early lead in the first.. the sharks came back less than two minutes later. here is the winning goal. all of the sharks were winning to share the credit. jones said he made an important safe. he said everyone was able to step up. >> they are a fast team they come at you with all four lines. they are a tenacious, hard- working team. we need to

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.il gregg, we will start with you.r interpretation of the raid on michael cohen and what this means today? >> i think the president was right to be frustrated and angry. americans should be outraged. this is an abuse of the system. you know, here you have an attorney general who should never have recused himself and seems to be rather t incompetent on the matter, you've got corrupt acts by top officials at the fbi and rosenstein and mueller who have abused the law and today was a perfect example of this, and for what? a contract with a porn star to make her go away? it was a valid contract asas far as we can tell. there is an offer, acceptance, and considering consideration. >> sean: we have contract in this country. >> it's not illegal to engage in a contract to make someone go away. she took $130,000.ac >> sean: it happens every day, hundreds of thousands of times. sara, let's go to the other side of this. the double standard aspect of this. to me, it is glaring. that is, well, if i -- i don't think gregg jarrett and

gregg, we know she committed crimes.the crimes and violations have you identified them on this show. but then the exoneration. you don't have an exoneration before investigation. >> yeah. >> sean: who was involved in the presentation you have unverified, uncorroborated information from clinton's bought and paid for dossier from a foreign national russian sources to the fisa court judges. four times. >> right. not just obstruction in the hillary clinton case. but also as you point out abuse of power and obstruction in the dossier. you are also leaving out theft of government property. now, comey said well, these are my private recollections. my personal recollections. it is not. he was on the job. and he was having a conversation with the president. and he memorialized it in a document under privacy act of federal records act. and the document comey signed called a nondisclosure agreement, it specifically says anything you do in the course and scope of your employment at the fbi is government property. it is not yours. an

head coach gregg popovich may not be there. his wife erin passed away at the age of 67. abc7 sports anchor was in san antonio. >> this was shocking news for everyone in san antonio. apparently erin popovih had been ill for an extended period of time and their family was so private it made the news even more surprising. greg and erin popovich met while he was koefrping at the air force academy. they had two children jill and mikey. r.c. buford had this statement on her passing today. >>> we mourn the loss of erin. she was a strong, wonderful, kind, intelligence woman who provided love, support and humor to all of us. >>> today at the warriors practice head coach steve kerr who played for and considered coach popovich as mentor was too upset to speak. but kevin durant, who like everyone was shocked when he heard the news, tried to put the sad situation in perspective. >> man. prayers and condolences to all the family. man. >> reporter: it has not been determined if gregg popovich will be court side tomorrow for game three and the spurs are asking the media to respect the f

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. i am not done any legal work wih him either.it but i've had dinner with gregg and sara. i think i paid. all right. >> you did. >> sean: all the caveats are out of their way. joe, this is serious.s michael flynn's life has been on hold for a year now. you have a comey daring to admit that he lied. good people lie all the time? really? we can say that general flynn is a good person? i think a guy that served his country 35 years is a good person. >> well, the bottom line is quite simple. there is a double standard of justice in the united states. there was one standard of justice for hillary clinton and that was propounded by the obama justice department, headed by james comey, and then there was another standard of justice for the trump campaign and flynn and everybody else and the bottom line was this. the president is being framedd and no matter what mr. comey says, the lying that he started has not ended and it continues to this day. he is destroying himself and the institution of t

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.edia seems to have chosen sides, they are all about the caravan. illegal immigrants and hell with u.s. and damn border. >> you know. nancy pelosi and barack obama were two years ago would be standing at border handing out waters and potato chips, welcome to america come in. lou: i am surprised mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are not there. >> this president has courage to say, wait a minute, we don't know who these people are, they could be drug cartel, gunrunners, terrorists, veteran criminals he or she is doin he e right thing. he threatened mexico with ripping up nafta, they have capitulated. >> it appears they have. the troops going to the border, this is permitted to dispatch national guard. what can they do? >> well they can stop people from coming in who don't belong here. lou: they can apprehend them? >> sure, they can put' a human barrier. and block them. i am encouraged that mexico said, wait we'll stop them. we'll ask them to apply for asylum here rather than in america, it ma

but gregg popovich will not coach tonight's game. erin popovich passed away yesterday after a battle with extended illness. the pair had been married for four decades. warriors coach steve kerr played under popovich and knew erin well. >> it hits home, especially for those of us who were part of this spurs family and who have been so impacted by pop and erin over the years. it's a tough day. >> long-time spurs manu ginobili and tony parker reacted to the sad news. >> she was a great lady. great lady. very caring. showed a lot of love. she was unbelievable. >> we want to support pop. we got to go out there and compete today. but -- for sure we are struggling. >> it's not clear when gregg popovich will return to the team. erin popovich was 67 years old. >>> the oldest brother of stephon clark, the unarmed black man shot and killed by sacramento police, has been arrested. 25-year-old stevante clark arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats and calling 911 to annoy or harass. that's according to the police department. clark was bo

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warriors put together a 21-point blowout, but they know gregg popovich'sis already making changes in preparation for game 2 tomorrow night. "they're simmering, they're sieving, we're feeling pretty good about ourselves, next thing you know it's twenty to six to start out tomorrow because human nature means that they're going to play

gregg, we know she committed crimes.e crimes and violations have you identified them on this show. but then the exoneration. you don't have an exoneration before investigation. >> yeah. >> sean: who was involved in the presentation you have unverified, uncorroborated information from clinton's bought and paid for dossier from a foreign national russian sources to the fisa court judges. four times. >> right. not just obstruction in the hillary clinton case. but also as you point out abuse of power and obstruction in the dossier. you are also leaving out theft of government property. now, comey said well, these are my private recollections. my personal recollections. it is not. he was on the job. and he was having a conversation with the president. and he memorialized it in a document under privacy act of federal records act. and the document comey signed called a nondisclosure agreement, it specifically says anything you do in the course and scope of your employment at the fbi is government property. it is not yours. and

gregg popovich will not be courtside.ow steve kerr considers popovich his mentor and he was too upset to deal with the news of his wife's ernie passing. but today he addressed it in the morning shoot around. >> devastating news. ernie has been courageously fighting a battle with some health issues over the last few years. but this was shocking. it was unexpected. >> reporter: the warriors and the entire nba send nothing but love to coach popovich and his family. >> pop might be the most admired man in the nba for many reasons. and there is an outpouring of support and grief from everybody around the league. >> reporter: steve played for coach pop and considered him a mentor which enables him to put the game and life in its proper order. >> one of the great lessons i learned from pop was to always keep that balance in mind. even when times are good. you know, you can't take yourself too seriously. times like these obviously that point is driven home. the game seems inconsequential. >> warrior players know how much this aff

thank you, gregg.hank you, sara.ef president trump praised the cooperation between france and the united states standing up to the mullahs in tehran and fighting isis radicals. take a look. >> france and the united states also agree that iran cannot be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon. that regime must end its support of terrorists. all over, no matter where you go in the middle east, you see the fingerprints of iran behind problems. i also want to thank president macron for france's vital contribution to our very successful campaign against isis. >> sean: here with reaction, former deputy assistant to the president and fox news national security strategist sebastian gorka and nra tv contributor, former secret service agent, dan bongino. all across asia, you see these relationships, prime minister of japan, president of china capitulating on intellectual property rights, on trade, on automobiles, on tariffs. you see what what was unspeakable, dr. gorka, an amazing alliance to combatat iranian hegemo

the game 3 of the play-offs is secondary following the death of gregg popovich's wife.ll have steve kerr's thoughts on her passing later in sports. >> and a winning super lotto ticket worth $27 million sold in the east bay. what we're learning about the man who bought it. >>> a bill to prevent sexual conversion therapy was allowed. it would still allow churches to provide conversion erapy to change someone'sexual orientation buth would no longer be ab to advertise it or charge money for it. the use of conversion therapy on minors is currently illegal in california. the bill's author calls the practice harmful. >> what this bill does is ensure that we as the state of california recognizes and go with what every, single medical group has similarly stated which is that conversion therapy does not work. it is harmful. >> opponents of the bill say it violates constitutional rights of free speech and religious beliefs. the legislation now heads to the state senate. >>> the cdc says it is seeing more cases of e. coli related to chopped romaine lettuce. don't eat it. officials

california still can't handle them properly. >> katie: gregg, moving h forward as we see these localns like orange county and other cities pushing back on sacramento and saying, no, you have the attorney general of california, javier becerra, threatening to arrest the sheriff in orange county for enforcing and complying with federal law, how do you see this playing out as more and more people go to their community leaders and say, enough is enough? we don't want to be harboring criminal illegal aliens in our communities? >> there are two avenues. civil law and criminal law. you've mentioned the criminal law, let's start prosecuting people. the feds need to prosecute people who are violating the law, officials, sheriffs, police department chiefs. but civil law, as well. that means withholding federal funds, and the federal government has the power to do that and litigating the illegality of these sanctuary laws in federal court. you know, you may lose the first couple of rounds among some liberal district court judges. but they make mistakes all the time, which is why we have a u.s. s

gregg jarrett.ationally syndicated radio talk show host larry elder. >> this is what happens when you invite me in studio. walking over here, officer boning said to say hello. i said to him thank you for your service. he said are you on "hannity." he said tell him i said hi. thank you for protecting and serving. >> sean: thank you, sir. >> jim jordan and i were talking about the fact that theseou interviews that comey has done to my knowledge, no one has ever said you found that hillary lacked the intent to violate the espionage act. where in that particular section does it say intent is required. i haven't heard anybody asking that question. george clint-anopoulos. he didn't ask it. >> sean: georgeh clint-anopoulos? [laughs] >> stephanopoulos. excuse me. this is done. the end game is done. there is enough shade thrown. you, gregg, jonathan turley. >> not a lot of us. >> sean: how ironic is that, and i almost remember the first day we put up 18 usc 793. now we, look at all the criminal referrals las

can't wait for that book, c gregg jarrett.hen we come back, michelle malkin fired up over jim acosta at cnn and his comments insulting the american people. also jesse watters, jessica tarlov. incredible tweeting by kanye west tonight. embracing the president and much more. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> sean: as we mentioned in the opening monologue, cnn's number one trumpgu hater, so-called journalist jim acosta getting a lot of backlash forle saying this about people who like and listen to the president. >> the problem is is that people around the country don't knoww it's an act. they are not in on the act. they take what he says very seriously, and they take attacks from sean spicer and sarah sanders and what they do to us on a daily basis, very seriously. they don't have all their faculties and in some cases, their elevator might not hit all floors. c my concern is that a journalist is going to be hurt one of these days. somebody is going to get hurt. and at that point, the white house, the president of the united states, they are g

gregg popovich will not be courtside tonight. steve kerr who considers gregg his menner was too upset to talk about the passing of ernie popovich but he talked with us today in the morning shoot around. >> devastating news. ernie has been courageously fighting a battle with health issues the last few years but shfs unexpected >> the warriors and entire nba send nothing but love to coach popovich and his family. >> pop might be the most admired man in the nba for many reasons. and there is an outpouring of support and grief from everybody around the league. >> steve played for coach pop and considered him a mentor which enables him to put the game and life in proper order. >> i think one of the great lessons i learned from pop was to always keep that balance in mind. even when times are good, you know, you can't take yourself too seriously. times like these obviously that point is driveren home. the game seems inconsequential. >> reporter: warrior players know how much this affects their coach. >> steve has a 80 outlook and obviou

gregg, how does he not know this?> he's probably the most clueless fbi director ever or he is a prodigious liar. i will give you a couple of examples. first, he insisted these were his personal documents, the presidential memos. the losses they are not. he said there was not classified information. that's untrue. the fbi says there is. they had to seize it to contain it. just just a third person appare, david kelly. it is interesting, he leaked the documents to three people who he's hired as his counsel -- >> sean: all three of them? >> he can hide behind the attorney-client privilege. >> he may have learned a few things about attorney-client privilege -- what are the crime crimes? >> listen, for james comey, you are looking at everything from misleading congress to obstruction of justice to abuse of power in the fisa warrant, the list really goes on and on. >> sean: david limbaugh, let's get your reaction to both the breaking news, we now have going, the president's comment this morning, i thought to gate a really go

the wife of head coach gregg popovich passed away yesterday. the couple had been married for four decades and had two children as well as two grandchildren. >> win or lose, it's about the brotherhood we've built as nba players, everybody in the nba family. feel so bad for the popovich family. it's tough to hear about. >> it's not known whether gregg popovich will be with the team tonight. he did run the team's practice yesterday. last night steph curry tweeted i can't imagine what coach popovich is going through, but i am lifting up prayers for you and your family. we'll have continuing coverage of the playoffs. mike shoeman is in stone and will bring us reports and you can also follow him on twitter. >>> a filipino peace activist who was denied entry into the u.s. should be on a plane back to the philippines this morning. customs and border patrol insist it has nothing to do with politics. activists are now demanding answers. >> reporter: supporters of jerome aba mobilized as soon as they realized the peace activist wasn't going to get past cu

joining me now but with more reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, and monica crowley.ica, i will go to you first. california has been destroyed and ruined by leftist policies. this is another example. >> california, once a beautiful state, still a beautiful state, has been ruined over many decades by the left. you have something of a civil war brewing because you have these counties like orange county that are not going down the same path as sacramento and governor brown saying that we will enforce these sanctuary laws that make this data into a sanctuary state. i think enforcement is critical, not just of our immigration laws, but also when you have folks like the oakland mayor and others in states like california, who refused to enforce the law, and not just that, but put out calls to illegals to duck the law, putting federal agents at risk, putting the communities at risk, putting american citizens at risk. those folks who would be held to account. laws should be applied to them so that they are held accountable and put up as an example. >> katie: gregg, the federal

gregg, thank you.oining us with more of our top story, comey's memos justig released, we have copies, fox news contributor sara carter. civil rights criminal defense attorney david schoen. sara, number one on the release of the memos, number two, toar your credit, you have been saying this criminal referral as it relates to andrew mccabe has been coming for quite a while on the show.at >> we've been reporting that for some time. the facts stand on their base. if someone is caught lying, particularly to the fbi, and he is the deputy director, was the deputy director of the fbi, he got caught in lies.is i think as is stated by the inspector general today, very clearly, he knowingly lied. intentionally lied. b and that is something that he is going to have to deal with now. as for the comey memos, i gottas tell you something jumped out at me right away as i read this. it was january 6th when they went to trump tower, he talks about clapper, james clapper asking him to brief the president-elect on this dos

gregg? >> well, i don't think you can put a price tag on justice. >> yes, that's true. >> i do think that the inspector general's report will be very revealing. he is examining closely james comey, andrew mccabe, peter struck, lisa page, and others at the fbi and at the department of justice. so he may find that there is a criminal referral to be had. >> kimberly, i think there's -- so many people are so angry about this whole situation. >> uh-huh. >> and they feel like all of the weight of the legal effort has been on one side. against president trump. whatever you think about what he did or didn't do, or his team, it feels like it's all coming from that direction. do you think that people will be satisfied that justice has been done if there's nothing coming back on the other side? >> no, and can you imagine the president of the united states not being able to have justice and have the due process and have a full and fair and impartial hearing? right now you see an investigation run amok a

. >>> the wife of san antonio head coach gregg popovich passed away. erin popovich was 67 and had been battling an illness for some time. the couple had been married for four decades, had four children and two grandchildren. >> it's about the brotherhood we built as nba players, everybody in the nba family. feel so bad for the popovich family. that's tough to hear about. >> it's not known where gregg popovich will be with the team tonight. he did run the team's practice yesterday. >>> last night steph curry tweeted, i can't imagine what coach popovich is going through. but i am lifting up prayers for you and your family. >> we'll have continuing coverage of the warriors and spurs playoff series. mike shumann will bring us reports in later editions of abc 7 news. >>> b.a.r.t. police looking for a man captured on cell phone video committing lewd acts on a pittsburg bay point bound train. a rider tells us he propositioned her and touched himself last friday. the victim called b.a.r.t. police but officers couldn't find him. last seen leaving the train at t

the wife of san antonio head coach gregg popovich passed away early yesterday morning. erin popovich was 67 and had been battling an illness for some time. the couple was married for four decades and had four children as well as two grandchildren. >> win it or lose it, it's about the brotherhood we've built as nba players, everybody in the nba family. feel so bad for the popovich family. that's tough to hear about. >> not known whether gregg popovich will be with the team tonight. he did run the team's practice yesterday. last night steph curry tweeted, i can't imagine what coach popovich is going through, but i am lifting up prayers for you and your family. we'll have continuing coverage of the warriors and spurs playoff series. mike shumann is in san antonio and will bring us reports in late irp editions. >>> a filipino peace activist denied entry in the u.s. should be back on a plane to the philippines this morning. jerome aba was not allowed past customs when his flooid flight landed at sfo on tuesday. a source with cuss tomts and border patrol say there was a probl

gregg popovich was not at tonight's game in san antonio, understandably so. his dear friend, steve kerr, was there. kerr said he chatted with pop earlier today. as for the game, this about sums it up. the warriors miss a shot, get the rebound, miss another shot, get the rebound. finally on the third attempt, klay thompson with the three-pointer. warriors win 87-76. the only drama of the game came in the final minutes. watch there. k.d.'s left ankle. he sprains it, appears to be. he leaves the game. coach kerr says k.d. will be okay. warriors win 110-97. they take a commanding 3-0 series lead. they could sweep the series sunday afternoon. >> defense. that's the whole thing. they're a team that executes really well, but we're more talented than they are. so if we defend them, we've got more speed, more quickness. we can get some stops and get out in transition, and that's our advantage. >> they are much more stacked than the spurs. >>> the slumping giants wrapping up their series in arizona against the first place diamondbacks. arizona's a.j. pollack with the h

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joining us now is fox news investigative reporter sara carter, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.ll right, sara, let's go into your piece today. i left out some of the details, i'll let you fill in the gaps. >> congressional investigators have discovered once again another trove of text messages between lisa page and peter strzok, the two fbi agents. what these text messages in particular reveal that the fbi may have been properly coordinated with department of justice officials to try to expedite fisa applications on carter page. what was interesting about this, sean, is that if you look at it, they talk about david loughran. he hasn't come up quite frequently at all in the media. he was a doj prosecutor. strzok is talking to lisa page about him. he was in charge of the hillary clinton investigation on the doj side, a very senior official, in charge of national security as well as russia. peter strzok tells lisa page basically, look, i'm upset with him, laufman is trying to explain why things aren't moving quick enough in the 15th district of virginia. where the subpoenas had bee

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. gregg, i will start with you.ou have referred to the seizing of michael cohen's attorneys as an affront to our legal justice system. >> it shows how unprincipled robert mueller and rod rosenstein are. they knew it was outside the scope of the authority of the special counsel, so they give is to somebody else to do their dirty work. i suspect this was an effort to provoke the president into doing something rash that would hurt himself. he is too smart for that. he's not going to do that. think about what's at risk here. >> sean: it's a trap. don't you think it's a trap? >> it is surely a trap, as is sitting down with robert mueller to answer questions. the president should never, under any circumstances, do that.we why answer questions about a noncrime called collusion?cu there is no evidence of it. the firing of comey, the president has a constitutional right to do that and he should not be forced to answer questions about it.nd mueller is all about. >> sean: it's going to be a showdown. it's going to become, i've