gregg: no, and you know that.se victims are so traumatized by it, they don't want to revisit it or litigate in a court of law. you know this. this happens quite frequently. i am very sensitive to it. i have a wife and two daughters. lou: so do i. gregg: everybody knows somebody -- lou: there is this impulse to look at this point to create the perception here that if one insists on get together truth of a matter that somehow you are insensitive or just not being quite as considerate as you should be. the fact of the matter is, there are a lot of interests here being ignored and are very important. it just so happens judge kavanaugh has a wife and two daughters as well. he had to ask his daughters to leave the hearing of the judiciary committee because of the foul left-wing attack on him, and i don't think we should put up with it. if we want justice for a woman who has been victimmitessed we should seek legal recourse and it should not be a political one. gregg: i agree. in maryland the statute of limitations on se

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 think they played a role and gathered false evidence.ey manufactured a phoney dossier. by the way, fusion gps managed to make $12 million in so doing. gregg: it' not over for glenn simpson at fusion gps because there are people at capitol hill who believe he lied. i read the transegypt of his interview with congress. and, boy, there are glaring inconsistencies. he has a lot to answer for. lou: up next, alan dershowitz joins us here in the studio to share his thoughts on the kavanaugh confirmation and the dimms' desperate tactics. and more from the president from springfield, missouri. ... i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manag

the, gregg was, that is the decency. i asked someone, his co-clerks will tell you he never had an unkind word to say about even those you should say things -- unkind things about. two some ofe than the issues that the court deals with and that we all think about as lawyers devoted to the rule of law and the constitution. you spoke a fair amount of time in recent years i think looking pretty intently at the nature of the administrative stay and some reviewissues regarding of administrative action and delegation of power to administrative agencies. what motivated you to begin to look so intently at this and try to use your opinions as an opportunity to encourage people on the bench and off to do the same? thomas: judge jim [indiscernible] clerkship he his said something interesting at the end and i hold onto it. when i came to this job i thought it was going to be very complicated and nuanced and difficult. but you know, it is pretty straightforward and i think it is. if you start in the right place. constitution, the our

great to see you, gregg jarrett, good to see you. >> good to be here. mark: briefly, everybody knows who you guys are, we're going to do this anyway, just in case. you were commissioner at the federal election commission, starting in 2000. you were chairman at one point. you graduated from harvard law school, and you were confirmed to the fec in 2000. prior to your appointment, you were professor of law at capitol university in columbus, ohio. you taught election law, you spent your whole life studying, teaching and around election law, is that correct? >> yes. mark: writeings on campaign finance, other election issues, and this is important that we get your background in here. they've appeared in the yale law journal, university of pennsylvania law review, georgetown law journal, the harvard journal of legislation, cornelle journal of law and public policy and other academic journals. have you founded the institute for free speech and you're a prefer again at capital university. gregg jarrett, you graduated from university of california hastings colleg

and fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, gregg, i'll start with you.s been a see crept character that flew under our radar for 18 months. based on his testimony we know bruce ohr was facilitating christopher steele's contacts with the fbi and continuing them even after the fbi fired christopher steele for wrongly leaking to the media. he does this, and he's telling senior people in the justice department, the fbi agents know, they nope bruce ohr has a conflict of interest. they are working to discredit of donald trump during the investigation and nobody puts a stop to this and nobody in the justice department seems to be curious. bruce ohr says bob mueller never called me or asked me way was up to. it's kind of like girls gone wild at the doj. there doesn't seem to be anyone at the justice department who cares about this. judge jeanine: what is the legal significance of this with ohr back channeling and bringing this information to the departments of justice. gregg: andrew weissmann was a participant in the russian hoax using a false document, the doss

gregg: you could see this coming. susan collins. these three republicans have decided this is their hook. we are going to demand this in exchange for a vote. but i must tell you it should take about a day to do this investigation. you can't find anywhere evidence after 36 years, want to principles testifiedified in this case. you have got affidavits from mark judge and letters from the others. charles: are they going to find the house -- gregg: what are you going to find 36 years later? what are you going to find. >> we might get closer to the time and place for the allegations related to. we might get mark judge with a more fulsome statement who was alleged to have been in the room at the time. charles: as flake tried to explain this, maybe senator lindsey graham kind of articulated it even more to gregg's point. this is what the democrats demanded over and over again. we know there are republicans on the fence. apparently democrats made up their minds despite the compelling testimony from the akierls and the accused. will this all

gregg's selections were not up to par. of my favorite moments is when the president was with one. just a great embarrassing moment. watch it. >> it's beautiful. then they -- this could be a good relationship. jesse: am i destroying the american-north korean relationship? greg: people are sensitive about their weight. it's the chocolate shakes rob lowe is selling now. it's the super beats. they look delightful. jesse: my favorite moment, this is the president at a rally, razzle-dazzle talking about who he calls pocahontas. president trump: let's say i'm debating pocahontas. i promise i will do that. you know the kits they sell on television for $2. we'll gently take that kit and slowly toss it and hope it doesn't hit her and injure her arm, even though it probably only weighs 2 ounces. we'll say i will give you a million dollars for your favorite charity paid for by trump if you take the test if it shows you are an indian. jesse: he wants warn so bad in 2020. greg: his campaign rallies are improvisational comedy routines. h

gregg: i do. rosenstein spent months trying to keep those memos secret.has been trying to cover up incriminating evidence of his own wrongdoing. so this does have the ring of truth. and it's also very consistent with the malfeasance and pernicious conduct of people like not just rosenstein, but comey, lisa page, peter strzok, all of them who were engaged in his elicit scheme to frame donald trump. they conjured out of thin air collusion with the russians to win the election, and they knew it was based on a fabricated document that they explain. lou: i get a kick out of reading the "new york times" piece. apparently rosenstein asked other fbi department of justice officials whether or not he should -- this is less than a week after comey had been fired -- asking whether he should call comey for some advice on how to handle the special counsel origination. your reaction? chris: again, another disqualifying conflicted act. this so fa a threat particular and fmp this is so pathetic. and it's a damning insight. if that's what he was resorting to. it shows why

lou: gregg, is she right? >> absolutely. people like maxine waters who are harassing and confronting people, there is a tiny step in physically attacking them as we just saw yesterday with this republican candidate why. in the world they haven't charged him with attempted murder, i don't know? he came after him with a switchblade and but for the failure of the switchblade, you might have somebody dead as a consequence of this, and yet he's out on bail and not charged with attempted murder, it's astonishing to me. but that's alameda county in california. lou: and nevada, a professor taking a gun into the school, the university of southern nevada, and shooting himself in protest of donald trump. i mean, this stuff is building, and it is not a very pleasant path or trajectory that the left is on in this country, harmeet. >> you know, it is not just sort of amusing anecdotes. this is a real thing in our area and throughout the country, this is a strain of trump derangement syndrome but a virulent strain. i don't know if we can t

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gregg jarrett, sara carter will be here and weigh in on the latest.e also have an update on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the confirmation vote in the senate has been delayed until next week. and after weeks and weeks of partisan attacks, frankly since the announcement of judge kavanaugh, every dirty political tactic from every democrat in the senate, now at the last minute, the last second, the final hour, dianne feinstein throwing a hail mary pass. a last ditch effort to the confirmation and feinstein released earlier today this cryptic statement "i have received information from an individual concerning the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. that individual strongly requested confidentiality. the client to come forward or to press the matter further. i have honored that decision. i have referred the matter to the federal investigative authorities." according to reports that information surround some kind of alleged incident when kavanaugh was in high school. 40 years ago. and two sources are telling fox that senator feinst

gregg jarrett joins me next. stay with us. >> we're watching for the latest out of carolinas, tropical storm florence is pummelling the region. heavy winds, rain. the white house releasing this image just moments ago, showing president trump, members of his cabinet receiving emergency preparedness update, in the white house situation room. former trump campaign chief paul manafort pleading guilty to conspiracy and obstruction charges in a plea deal agreeing to cooperate to some extent with special counsel robert mueller. rudy giuliani, counselor to the president issued this statement saying, quote, once again, an investigation has concluded with a plea having nothing to do with president trump or the trump campaign. the reason? the president did nothing wrong. joining us tonight gregg jarrett, fox legal analyst, author of the new york times best seller "the russia hoax". giuliani points out, this has nothing to do with the president. the president did nothing wrong, and again, the special counsel is involved in s

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gregg, thank you very much. we appreciate it. google's executive made no effort to hide their feelings following the election. they were not bias free it turns out. >> for what it's a worth, i've been a very long time hillary supporter. i always imagine my first time up here good news around google or something, but here we are. >> it is not just a challenge for america. it is a challenge that goes well beyond america. lou: really? well beyond america. that meeting, that google meeting has caught the attention of republican lawmakers, they are not pleased. we will have much more on that next. stay with us. stay with us. we will be r when it's too cold for camping, we go camping. when it's too hot to work, we work. too wet to keep going? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air and three-wide seating. it's never too anything for anything. nothing runs like a deere. get $400 off the gator xuv835m at any participating john deere dealer. get $400 off the gator xuv835m if your adventure... ...keeps turning into u

gregg: he used the word refuted. lou: that's why i used it. gregg: i'm not a soft touch but i pulled out a kleenex especially when he talked about his 10-year-old saying her prayers and wanted to say a prayer for dr. ford. that really speaks volumes about what kind of a man and father he is. and probably the very kind of guy we want on the united states supreme court because he's also happens to be a brilliant jurist. lou:

let me get gregg in. andrew weissmann. >> andrew weissmann is like the detective who frames a suspect and appoints himself the investigator to determine whether the suspect he framed committed crimes. >> sean: how can you ever trust the mueller investigation? >> you can't. >> it appoints a guy, loses 9-0 in the supreme court, excoriated by the judge, holding exculpatory evidence, putting innocent people in jail, that is overturned. 9-0, fifth circuit court of appeals, how does he get a job with robert mueller's office? >> he should not have had the job. mueller should have asked a lot of questions and didn't of peter strzok and andrew weissman. you have strzok who tainted the evidence, you have weissmann who tainted the evidence, you have a team of partisans appointed by mueller who refused to recuse himself, not to mention his boss that has the a discounted interest. this is the most corrupt and tainted investigation of my lifetime and i am 63 years old, and it goes beyond my lifetime. >> sean: sara has

gregg jarrett, you have an interesting, strong column out tonight.enstein defies president trump's order which brandon is encouraging people to do, tos declassify these documents, he should be fired. but it's more than that, isn't it? >> he should be fired for rank insubordination. it wasn't just brennan who said it today, but according to ada. schiff, christopher wray, the fbi director, as well as rod rosenstein said trump's order crosses the red line. what does that mean? does that mean they will defy him or does it mean that they will slow walk the release off these documents, hoping that they can delay it until the mid terms in congress hands? rosenstein has every motive in the world to try to hide and conceal these documents because they may incriminate him. >> sean: but what he blame others saying he didn't know? >> not good enough. he is on record, when you are fixing your signature, you are testifying to the authenticity of these documents. the federal regulations say you may never go to a fisa judge with information that is unverified. >> se

let me get gregg in.ndrew weissmann. >> andrew weissmann is like the detective that frames a suspect and declares himself the investigator to say whether the suspect committed the crime. >> sean: how can you ever trust the mueller investigation? excoriated by the judge, holding exculpatory evidence, putting innocent people in jail, that is overturned. 9-0, fifth circuit court of appeals, how does he get a job with robert mueller's office? >> he should not have had the job, and he should have asked a lot more of peter strzok and andrew weissmann. you have strzok who tainted the evidence, you have andrew weissmann who tainted the evidence, you have a team of pas appointed by mueller who a full stomach recuse himself, not only a boss that has a discounted interest, this is the most corrupt and tainted investigation of my lifetime an3 years old, and it goes beyond my lifetime. >> sean: sara has a much better career ahead of herself. let me ask this, mueller said that he might accept written answers. let me go

when we come back, gregg jarrett, jodi done about.ve a big announcement at the end of the show you are going to want to hear straight ahead. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. >> sean: all right. joining us now with more on th ♪ >> sean: all right. joining us now with more on the democrats' effort to derail the kavanaugh nomination. author of the number one best selling book "the russia hoax." fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. d in studio, rare appearance, u.s. attorney for washington, d.c. joe digenova. you have done great work for me in the past. i have a lot of people

gregg jartd and sara carter coming up and rudy giuliani coming up.so have update on the looming supreme court nomination of judge kavanaugh. last night we first reported democratic senator dianne feinstein hail mary attempt at the last minute to destroy kavanaugh's reputation. she issued what was a cryptic statement about alleged misconduct from kavanaugh disprawld an anonymouanasource that didn't wo be known from when kavanaugh was in high school. in other words in the 1980s, feinstein said she reported the allegation to the fbi. kavanaugh has been investigated 30 times by the fbi and has been investigated the whole time. and they are defining to investigate. now, this charge was made public after kavanaugh's private hearings and after private meetings with democrats and after after feinstein learned about the so-called alleged misconduct. she also met privately with kavanaugh and never asked him about it. the "wall street journal" kimberly strossel noted feinstein suddenly thought the charges were serious enough to refer to the fbi but apparently n

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all the people who keenest to have a brags it would want to keep clean gregg's the detaches the u.k. entirely from european regulations but on the manufacturing side covering goods it's become clear that that would be very difficult for british companies that export into europe because a lot of them are involved in supply chains that straddle across the boundary between the u.k. and the rest of the european union with goods in various intermediate stages of production going between firms in different countries and with just in time production being involved in this not having freedom of movement of goods would be extremely difficult for produces in that manufacturing sector and i guarantee you talked about a compromise in the prime minister's party in the u.k. now from the e.u. is perspective such a trade agreement can only be signed once there's a withdrawal agreement but the issue of northern ireland is still not resolved how sensible is it to talk about trade at this stage. well that's very astute of you from i say so christophe because there are two things two separate things inv

gregg: he used the word refuted. lou: that's why i used it. gregg: i'm not a soft touch but i pulled out a kleenex especially when he talked about his 10-year-old saying her prayers and wanted to say a prayer for dr. ford. that really speaks volumes about what kind of a man and father he is. and probably the very kind of guy we want on the united states supreme court because he's also happens to be a brilliant jurist. lou: i almost had to go to the kleenex later when hazy hirono -- when haz maze maizie hirono. when her team in hawaii were sending out fundraising notes 20 minutes into the proceeding. lou: the hypocrisy, and her famous quote, it's not a coast law, it's a court of accountability. >> hirono is not serious because she believes all men in american are responsible for sexual assault. all men should shut up. no, senator hirono should shut the hell up. with that,. lou: we'll shut up just for a moment. charlie? we are coming back in just a moment. we'll take up dr. christine blasey ford's experts say to eat a lot of fruits and veggies,

gregg: he used the word refuted. lou: that's why i used it. gregg: i'm not a soft touch but i pulled out a kleenex especially when he talked about his 10-year-old saying her prayers and wanted to say a prayer for dr. ford. that really speaks volumes about what kind of a man and father he is. and probably the very kind of guy we want on the united states supreme court because he's also happens to be a brilliant jurist. lou: i almost had to go to the kleenex later when hazy hirono -- when haz maze maizie hirono. when her team in hawaii were sending out fundraising notes 20 minutes into the proceeding. lou: the hypocrisy, and her famous quote, it's not a coast law, it's a court of accountability. >> hirono is not serious because she believes all men in american are responsible for sexual assault. all men should shut up. no, senator hirono should shut the hell up. with that,. lou: we'll shut up just for a moment. charlie? we are coming back in just a moment. we'll take up dr. christine blasey ford's so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals

today he used gregg jarrett's words, it's a hoax, a fraud.ally strong statements about the judges. i don't know yet, he said, but he feared they were doing their job. but here's one of the biggest ones. we sat here for two years laboring over the idea of what is our when he fired comey, and then people said it was within constitutional power. he said he wanted to fire comey, but that wasn't the first time he was thinking about it. he thought about it in the summer of 2016 and wanted to get rid of that guy because he didn't like the way he handled the clinton email case. all of this has been under wraps, we have known this and it puts an entirely different perspective on the things the president did in his first months in office, really extraordinary. >> sean: we have been fun peeling an onion, and there have been many others. i think he is right. did he also talked about the classifying end on redacting other stuff? >> he did. here's the most important thing. he hasn't even read these documents, he's taking a leap of faith of the american pub

other than from people like catherine herridge, sara carter, people like gregg jarrett.therwise we would never know these things. the other part of this is that at the highest level of the fbi and department of justice, there was unintentional effort to reallye stage what is no less than a coup d'etat against the elected president and they are using taxpayers dollars to do it and these are people with government jobs and are supposed to be upholding the law. we ought to see a bunch of people frog marched across federal property under arrest for what they have done. it is just unbelievable that this level of corruption exists among this many people at the top. >> jason: somehow, someway this special is about the trump effect. i a can see them trying to do ts against donald trump because he is a disruptive president. he is unconventional and he did something he wasn't supposed to do and that is beat hillary clinton to become the next president of the united statese. with all that in place, what is donald trump to do now? what should the president be doing? >> he's got to h

in a day or two dirty takes a closer look at the stalemate between brussels and london gregg's it an on off drama that feels like it's been going on for centuries well since twenty sixteen the british pm has of course got her back covered by newly appointed foreign secretary jeremy hunt and that's exactly what he did following the tenth summit in salzburg what reason is saying is don't mistake british politeness for weakness if you put in a difficult corner we will stand our ground that's the kind of country we are how effective this so-called poll lightness will be is debatable but let me continue with the plot the effectively has thrown out may's proposed post decided to reinstate the russian anti doping agency as complying with the world anti-doping code. water had given russia a list of demands and a key requirement was that rosado miscreants full access to data and samples stored in its mosque a lab russia agreed to comply the main sticking points had been the reports by canadian dr richard mclaren which led to russian alleged russian run a state sponsored doping scheme the list

gregg's it an on off drama that feels like it's been going on for centuries well since twenty sixteen the british pm has of course got her back covered by newly appointed foreign secretary jeremy hunt and that's exactly what he did following the tenth summit in salzburg what reason is saying is don't mistake british politeness for weakness if you put it in a difficult corner we will stand our ground that's the kind of country we are how effective this so-called power lightness will be is debatable but let me continue with the plot the e.u. effectively has thrown out may's proposed post economic partnership with the e.u. uncompromising and france's present micron is pretty scathing to. just its framework for economic cooperation. it must be clear that. we're. ready to compromise and. first of all this is. for fundamental freedoms. and. single market and this is the way we. remain skeptical and understood this part of the checkers proposal of at this late stage in the negotiations it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and counter

also with us, the author of the number one best seller, gregg jarrett.he second interview with you, and even through this last election, a lot of the people we are hearing from now, they were silent. they never wanted -- they didn't want an fbi investigation for you that i remember. >> oh, no, senator feinstein, senator durbin and senator schumer wanted nothing to do with my case. all democrats refused to read my deposition with the independent counsel. >> sean: they never once reached out to you? the people that are still there, the ones acting, you know, the ones that are so supportive of the allegations? >> no they never reached out to me. >> sean: when this happened to you, because i know because i've interviewed it, it was 30 minutes later you told the woman you are with and your lip was three times its normal size? >> right, and bleeding. the woman came back to the room and found me when i didn't show up for the seminar and of course, i told her immediately, look at the condition i was in. my clothes were torn, my lip was huge, and i was devastated

joining us with reaction is a gregg jarrett, eric carter, let's go to you first.e usually go to sarah because she gives that, but let's go to your first on this. >> you could be right that this could be a set up to get the president to fire rod rosenstein. and of course the media and democrats which is redundant. would go hair on fire crazy about it. the alternative perhaps would be wise to relieve rod rosenstein of oversight on the special counsel case pending an investigation into these very serious charges. >> sean: greg, let's throw this to sarah. i have never been both certain in my life that they want the president to fire rosenstein. and they want it so bad, they can taste it. his he conflicted? yes. are there major problems? yes. the president should haven't to do this. that's jeff sessions and that's his department. where is he again? >> where is jeff sessions? >> everyone is asking these questions and i think he has a point here. the allegations of "the new york times" are very serious. whether or not there are people in the administration that are willi

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