>> i certainly think so, gregg. this attorney general unfortunately has been disengaged for his entire tenure as attorney general with the exception of his work on bringing down the gangs and enforcing our immigration law. but on the issues most important to the country, this whole false russia collusion lie, and the investigations that have spawned from that, he's awol. and that's just not right. he should have stepped aside to begin with instead of taking the job that he knew he couldn't do. >> well, one of the things he absolutely should have done and it's unclear and i suspect he hasn't done it, is to investigate the investigator because the law enforcers, james comey and the fbi and his gang, his confederates, you know, they became the lawbreakers. and when the law enforcement arm of the government becomes the lawbreakers, they need to be investigated and prosecuted. paul speary has done an investigative piece for real clear investigations that says the truth is the fbi never actually investigated most of the h

gregg: welcome back. i'm gregg jarrett. the house oversight and judiciary committees are picking up where jeff sessions won't. they held closed door interviews today with current and former members of the fbi and doj to look at just how much of the phony, fabricated steele anti-trump dossier was used to spy on the trump campaign. bruce ohr reportedly bypassed his doj superiors to feed the fbi information from discredited dossier author christopher steele, trump recently said he would like to strip ohr's security clearance. the demoted justice department official is set to testify tuesday in a closed door house oversight and judiciary hearing. joining me now to talk about it, chris farrell, director of investigations and research for judicial watch. not only, chris, did bruce ohr insinuate himself into an investigation he wasn't a part of, but he violated rules and regulations by initially circumventing the fbi, going directly to steele, then trying to establish the steele fbi relationship after steele had been fired. is tha

gregg: zero.iraq obama received 2 million in illegal donations just before the 2008 election had to pay a record $375,000 in fines for that. >> is like a parking ticket. gregg: the media never accused him of crimes. donald trump so much as sneezes or coughs and he's a violent criminal of some sort. >> different president, different standards. gregg: mr. ferrell, always great to see you. thanks so much. >> tanks, gregg. gregg: do you believe the manafort conviction in the cohen guilty pleas would've ever occurred at the special counsel weren't engaged in a full-fledged witchhunt against president trump. you can cast your vote on twitter@lou dobbs. be sure to follow him on twitter, like ahmad facebook, follow him on instagram@lou dobbs tonight. president trump putting america first on trade. >> we are a country with unbelievable potential. were like the big piggy bank that everybody wants to rob and were not going to let them rob us anymore. is that okay? [cheers and applause] we are not going to le

gregg: good evening. i'm gregg jarrett, lou has the night off. the first week of the trial in the russia witch hunt finishes its first week it focused more on ostrich jackets and fancy flower beds more than any case of collusion. we'll take up the case with byron york. the national left-wing media caught red-handed. president trump: we are being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax, okay? gregg: so-called journalists are caught lying through their teeth about what the president said in last night's rally. we'll tell what you they are up to just ahead. an outsider businessman with a conservative message shocks everyone by winning a long-shot election. does that sound familiar? the dean, ed rollins explains how the latest primary results strengthens president trump's party going into the mid-terms. this is the first week of the testimony in the trial of paul manafort. the prosecution team repeatedly rebiewkd and scolded by the judge. and today judge ellis reminding mueller's team of the high bar for conviction. they have to prove the former ca

gregg: i always felt that way as a defense to be. the longer the jury was out the better shot i had. if they come back too quickly it's often not good news. lou: you believe who will prevail. we have new evidence now. gregg: there is no new evidence. it's a tough case for the defense to win. if i were a betting man i will bet the feds will get a few convictions, but not all 18. that's my guess. lou: i'm not going to ask you which ones. up next, former members of our corrupt intelligence agencies coming out of the woodwork to attack president trump who pulled john brennan's security clearance. stay with us. lou: a few thoughts on d.c. and the affairs of men and women in the nation's capital. john brennan, the cia chief from 2013 to the end of the obama presidency has lost his security clearance and the swamp hates that. president trump took away his clearance because of his quote erratic conduct and behavior end quote. brennan has been attacking mr. trump even when he was still director of the cia. brennan has broken with tradition an

joining me is gregg jarrett.to talk about the number one book on the "new york times" best sellers list. it's judge jeanine's book, "liars, leakers, and liberals." gregg's book is not yet on the "new york times" best sellers list. but this weekend it will replace pirro's book on on of the list. gregg will be number one and the judge number two as they duke it out. gregg: thank you very much. and your support for the book. i gave it to you several weeks ago, and you have been enthusiastic ever since. lou: how long have i been enthusiastic? i was late to the party. but congratulations on the book. and the president going straight at it. absolutely marvelous tonight in his appearance. i think he is unbeatable. i can't inimagine the person that can defeat him at the polls. what i can imagine is the presidency being undercut by loathesome rinos and dems who have been working for two years nonstop to undercut him and subvert the presidency. gregg: he gets very little support from ryan and mcconnell. but ryan is leaving

joining me is gregg jarrett. want to talk about the number one book on the "new york times" best sellers list. it's judge jeanine's book, "liars, leakers, and liberals." gregg's book is not yet on the "new york times" best sellers list. but this weekend it will replace pirro's book on on of the list. gregg will be number one and the judge number two as they duke it out. gregg: thank you very much. and your support for the book. i gave it to you several weeks ago, and you have been enthusiastic ever since. lou: how long have i been enthusiastic? i was late to the party. but congratulations on the book. and the president going straight at it. absolutely marvelous tonight in his appearance. i think he is unbeatable. i can't inimagine the person that can defeat him at the polls. what i can imagine is the presidency being undercut by loathesome rinos and dems who have been working for two years nonstop to undercut him and subvert the presidency. gregg: he gets very little support from ryan and mcconnell. but ryan is l

gregg: no he won't do it.e's bound and determined to go after trump for the firing of long time partner and ally, james comey. this is the man who has taken justice out of the system of justice. david: the more we understand about what the russian dossier was about, with the officials in the justice department, fbi and probably cia. for all we know brennan was in on this, too. gregg: he was the instigator. we know now in detail how partisan this process was. shouldn't the fisa court which is under control as i understand it of the supreme court. should they not now take some action? clearly they were duped into allowing a warrant to be used to spy on americans based on a piece of material that was just pure partisan trash. gregg: documents revealed today, they never held a hearing. they approved these fisa warrant based on written paper submissions by the fbi and department of justice which means they never posed any questions. they didn't say what about this footnote mean that some of this material came from

gregg: i always felt that way as a defense to be.ger the jury was out the better shot i had. if they come back too quickly it's often not good news. lou: you believe who will prevail. we have new evidence now. gregg: there is no new evidence. it's a tough case for the defense to win. if i were a betting man i will bet the feds will get a few convictions, but not all 18. that's my guess. lou: i'm not going to ask you which ones. up next, former members of our corrupt intelligence agencies coming out of the woodwork to attack president trump who pulled john brennan's security clearance. stay with us. fruits and veggies are essential to your health, but it's tough to get enough of their nutrients. new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veggies try new one a day with nature's medley. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winn

: what strikes me -- it's gregg jarrett. remarkable and marvelous life this man had to. and yet, there were so many different highs and lows. at the loews would have shattered most people. p.o.w., agonizing torture over the course of five years. he emerges from that resilient. he had another huge setback politically in the lincoln savings and loan scandal, and it deeply wounded him personally because he knew he wasn't honest and honorable man, and yet he got caught up in something in which congress later determined he had exercised poor judgment, but he was cleared of any real wrongdoing. and yet, this is a guy that had such perseverance and determination that he didn't let those things getting down, and he achieved some of the great highs in life. in his very fine farewell letter, he said, i wouldn't trade my life or anything. i am possessed of the same human frailties that afflict us all. but he continued on, and that is so much to be admired. >> he often said he wasn't perfect, and he lives an imperfect of life, but one i

gregg: i always felt that way as a defense to be. longer the jury was out the better shot i had. if they come back too quickly it's often not good news. lou: you believe who will prevail. we have new evidence now. gregg: there is no new evidence. it's a tough case for the defense to win. if i were a betting man i will bet the feds will get a few convictions, but not all 18. that's my guess. lou: i'm not going to ask you which ones. up next, former members of our corrupt intelligence agencies coming out of the woodwork to attack president trump who pulled john brennan's security clearance. stay with us. ing ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax. now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into boo

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what are we seeing here, gregg? at on the screen is a split screen image showing two primed cartridge cases. it's like looking at two barcodes ultimately when you get it lined up and when the two barcodes come together and you start to see matching detail. it's part of myjob as a forensics scientist to look at these tool markings and when we look at, say, crime scene a against crime scene b we can make a conclusive link. gregg's evidence proved vital to an investigation into nosa stephenson, head of a notorious birmingham gang. police suspected he was selling ammunition and weapons to criminals in london. on boxing day, 2013, hassan isman was shot on the dancefloor of a london nightclub, with a colt revolver. a year later, the police finally caught up with stephenson. basically, caught red handed supplying five firearms to customers coming into stephenson gang. we took approximately eight weapons from the group and nearly 500 rounds of ammunition. all the supplies that we evidenced were antique revolvers, so, dutch

they need to lighten up. >> gregg: i noticed anderson cooper's hair is totally white. [laughter] obviously it is having an effect. cat, give me some of your deep analysis of what is going on in the current political climate. are you angry? are you perturbed? >> i am angry, nervous and perturbed. [laughter] but it is usually about other stuff like if i get food later, what if i ordered the wrong thing and i don't like it. and i wish i got another thing. what if when i'm walking down the street someone sneezes on me and i get a cold again. what if i hang out with somebody who is healthy but they're harboring a virus and i end up getting sick from them because they are still contagious, definitely i don't worry so much. the amount of anxiety that some people have about president trump, only one person should have that anxiety about the president, and that is the president. he could be a little nervous about making important decisions. i think actually, i get more never said about my food order than he does. it seems like he is pretty chill about being president. >> gregg:

we will get reaction from sara carter, gregg jarrett congressman matt gaetz as this special edition ofty continues. ♪ ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ >> judge jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has obtained emails and written notes from demoted doj official bruce ohr written during the 2016 election. these notes show ohr had contact with fusion gps founder glenn simpson and the creator of the anti-trump dossier christopher steele. catherine herridge joins us now with the very latest. catherine? >> judge jeanine, the text messages obtained by

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gregg, let's get into this. i hope the firewalls plural fold.wo days before comey is set to testify before congress. now we go a step deeper. "very concerned about the comey hearing, afraid we will be exposed." okay. firewalls, holding, afraid we are going to be exposed, i thought the whole mueller thing was not supposed to have foreign nationals trying to influence our elections. now i've got christopher steele spreading his lies and propaganda vis-a-vis fusion gps to the gullible media and he knows and testifies under oath, he doesn't even believe his own dossier come with a b.s. they are paddling most of the american people. >> he is not only a foreign national, he is a foreigner on the a fbi's bankroll and payroll and of hillary clinton's payrol payroll. sara's reporting is right. he fears the senate intelligence committee, he fears the comey, he fears at senator grassley in particular, that he's going to be implicated and posted and exposed forxp his illegal behavior. have here handwritten notes in the handwriting of bruce ohr. march 15th,

gregg: i doubt it. back off because he realizes if he pursued enforcement of the subpoena he would lose at the supreme court. trump shoul should not truce mu. the fbi agent who interviewed him said he told the truth. mueller charged him anyway. even if the president sit down with mueller and tells him the truth, mueller could accuse him of making a false statement anyway. charles: i think he's anxious to get this over with. gregg: i think his point of view is, i didn't do anything wrong. innocent people are like that. they feel persecuted. they want to tell the world, there is no evidence and there never has been evidence he did that to influence the election. but mueller has no authority to question a president who is exercising his constitutional authority to fire somebody like james comey. and usual not allowed to question the president about a non-crime. show me in the criminal code where collusion is a crime in a political campaign. ain't there. charles: what do you make of he time -- it's hard for

it is very, very damaging. >> sean: let me go to gregg.our piece is phenomenal, because you really get the whole history. usually a great foundation onto this. they want to get to this. you have bruce ohr saying today that he understood this could never be used in a court of law. okay. but it was used as the bulk of information for the fisa court applications. now if he understood that, and i guess his wife understood it, why was he still trying to reach 65 pages of the notes, texts, emails, messages, "hope the firewalls hold, i hope we don't get exposed," it is now beginning to come together that this was a broad conspiracy to defraud the fisa court and to really take down donald trump. this is not a game anymore. >> essentially the title of my book and everything that came out today corroborates what's in my book. in fact, it's worse. we learned today that james comey is fbi was far more corrupt than we ever knew. we already knew they use to fake document from a liar they fired. today we knew that bruce ohr told comey and its confederate

will decide within days whether the president will sit down with an interview with robert mueller, greggarrett, tom fitton weigh in on that and more. and be sure to pick up a copy of my new book "liars, leakers, and liberals" ." there is a backboard. stay with us. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> judge jeanine: welcome back to the special edition ofin "hannity," the left is desperate to draw out to the russia collusion hoax, as long as i can, because it gives them somethingon to talk about. rudy giuliani telling politico the president's legal team will decide in

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in moment gregg jarrett will join us with more in addition. but without a doubt, the trump administration was right in the case of brennan and now should revoke all the clearances as soon as possible. now we turn to the daily roundup of the most deranged trump haters. tonight we feature this absurd comment. controversy tv, msnbc. take a look. >> i like the idea that you see the example, a bad example of what is the core that would say it's okay for trump to dissolve media institutions because they are super unpopular. i want a pollster test. how many people in the republican party think it's okay for trump to dissolve their grandparents? i'm certain if it's a trump-related question you would get 10% like donald trump has the power to do whatever he wants including kill my parents. >> sean: today president trump gave his own take on the media trump derangement syndrome. tweeting, "there is nothing i want more for the country than true freedom of the press. the press is free to write and say anything they want but much of what it says is fake ne

this is just over 15 minutes. >>> gregg michel is the associate professor in the department of history at the university of texas in san antonio. we're we're going to hear a term cointelpro a lot in our what what is that? >> that stands for counterintelligence program, and it was the name of fbi programming designed to conduct primarily covert operations against organizations and individuals that the fbi deemed to be a threat to domestic or national security. >> why is this important? >> well, for several reasons. this was art fact ifact of the war era when exhumenists in the united states came under but it quickly suspicion. but it quickly evolved and expanded to include a range of other individuals who the fbi deemed to be potential subverse and that and that included most notably martin luther king and the black civil rights movement, it included white socialists, it included puerto rico an nationa -- puerto rican nationalists and white student acts vifts in the 19 >> >> who was behind it? the individuals or government agents? >> it was j. edgar hoover who was the long time director

they want to go back to her. >> sean: let me go to you, gregg jarrett.t.alk about the papadopoulos' story.y this is something you have focused extensively on come both in the book and on the show. >> that's right. i argue it was never papadopoulos' bar talk that trey triggered the trump-pressure collusion investigation, that was a clever cover because they got caught. think about it, a professor tells papadopoulos that he has information from russia about hillary clinton. where is the crime and that? there is no crime. there has to be come according to the fbi guidelines, specific facts of a potential crime. there is none there. the fbi got caught, they used a phony dossier from a liar to launch the investigation and spy -- >> sean: they put them in jail! >> they peddled the story to "the new york times" that afflict from the dossier that they had illegally used.ea >> sean: the thing that is so interesting, you look at the conversation with bruce ohr, the 60 some oddoh pages, text messages, emails, and all theem contacts, over 70 of them, they were discuss

gregg's book came after yours. your book has been number one of "the new york times" list.mber one on amazon. i got the two number one people here. >> you are lucky! we love you. we all come on to be on your show. >> sean: all right. here's what i'm worried about. i want to bring people inside the justice system. a different discussion. didn't they know he killed 19 people? okay. they gave him a deal. they said, if you testify -- i think it was against john gotti at the time. ifn you testified, we won't put you in jail for killing 19 people. some say 20. he then gets the government to give him a house in arizona and the witness protection program. in other words, they put the screws to him, if you sing or compose, i don't know what he did, i don't remember the case, we are going to give you a sweetheart deal. you have all these people getting sweetheart deals in that manafort case. here's my question as a judge an attorneys, how often do they offer deals like this, and aren't there many people that will say, what you want me to say, to get me out of jail? >> there is no que

brian: ainsley, do you want to say goodbye to gregg. >> gregg, it's great to see you.yesterday. if you weren't watching yesterday morning, brian spilled coffee down his tie and had this little long dribble. we talked about it in the commercial. we come on air and gregg, at the end of his interview yesterday calls brian out on it and it was so funny. and then he gave brian his tie. brian: that's the key. that's the fox team attitude. >> where is that tie? brian: undisclosed location. steve: jillian gave him a shout wipe. brian: it was a team effort. truly a crisis. ainsley: we all have to take care of you, brian. brian: thanthank you, ainsley. steve: number one book in the world russia hoax. brian: the russia hoax. go get it now. >> thank you. steve: jillian joins us now and have you another amazing story. jillian: another story we have been following. a father breaks down in tears as a judge reads charges against son-in-law accused of murdering his pregnant wife and two daughters. those charges indicate christopher watts may have killed his kids before his wife came ho

both the judge and gregg are extraordinarily competitive.nouncer: this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." bar will be happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. carlisle's co-ceo kewsong lee is my special guest. deirdre is standing by with the big headlines. dierdre: investors witnessing history. apple became the first public company to cross the $1 trillion in value. it eve

both the judge and gregg are extraordinarily competitive. i'm gregg jarrett in for lou dobbs. >> announcer: this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." bar will be happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. carlisle's co-ceo kewsong lee is my special guest. deirdre is standing by with the big headlines. dierdre: investors witnessing history. apple became the first public company to cross the $1 trillion in value. it eventually hit the trigger number of $204 per share. invest jr.s reacted well to the friday jobs report for july. 157,000 jobs were added to the u.s. economy. investors shook off concerns about u.s.-china trade tensions and markets finished in the green for the week. treasury yield rose crossing a key level. the yield is a benchmark for mortgage and auto lending rates and it was driven higher due to a strong payroll report. the controversy is growing surrounding cbs's les moonves. six women say he made unwanted sexual advances towards them. some of the sexual harassmen

we asked gregg jarrett to drop by.e of mr. struck. >> they decided they will second quarter couple vent the rules and regulations. this is narrative how pervasive bias drove them to clear hillary clinton and go after donald trump to frame him for things he didn't do. steve: the inspector general regarding mr. strzok said he had a biased sense of mind. people go, oh, he might have been biased but it didn't impact what he did, keep in mind, he was biased. he hated donald trump. ainsley: when andy mccabe was fired in march, he set up a go fund me page, his friends did, legal fees, losing money for retirement. peter strzok taken a page out of his book. he started a gofundme page. he needs $150,000 to cover legal fees and the lost income. so far he already made more than $200,000 on that gofundme page. brian: comey has been fired. mccabe has been fired. chief counsel baker demoted has left. fbi counsel lisa page has left. peter strzok has been fired. anyone who says the president is going after theme that have no agenda the