it's gregg jarrett! fox news google analyst and author of "witch hunt: the story of the greatest mass solution and the american history." whoever action from the couch and a second. let's scoop up some nerves first. jennifer griffin lives at the pentagon with the very latest. jennifer? >> told there is no decision to pull the troops out of syria. senior pentagon officials of, the record to explain the president's decision or what comes next in syria. we don't expect that a change. the council a weekly press toda today. pentagon planners are scribbling to come up with a strategy. a senior u.s. military planner described the mood here at the pentagon as "aghast, horrified. a story that can be untold." he went on to say u.s. strategy all over the world is based on partnerships. now the narrative is the u.s. military is only your friend when it's convenient. we don't know what to do, this high level planner told me let's go. adding, "we know what not to do come in for the past two years this building told se

gregg jarrett, thanks for playing.m also going to give you the mouth breather hoodie. >> you get the most important part of the rules, the loser decides to when the winter where's the sweatshirt. >> as long as you didn't ask me about cardi b and my wife did and i said, is that a vitamin? but this is pop culture right here! >> tucker: you can get more of those on those on tuckercarlson capsoff.com. >> tucker: gregg jarrett, things to see you. that's it for this week's final exam. pay close attention to these every week. tune in at the end of it to see if you are better than the experts at remembering. we'll be right back. >> tucker: it's friday, so it's time to wrap up our inside the issue special. the dan bongino news explosion -- that's coming up in a moment. first, barack obama has been stiffing joe biden again and again he will not give his old vice president vice president and endorsement or column on the phone, but this week obama did have the time to endorse a foreign politician. canada has black face minister ju

i don't want to have severe greggs sausage rolls. —— to eat. want to have severe greggs sausage rolls for that and thank you for behaving yourselves almost, susie. that's it for the papers tonight. thank you to you for watching. and don't forget you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website, it's all there seven days a week, bbc news. we offer a sausage roll, let's see if we can find one in the canteen. —— off for we can find one in the canteen. —— offfora. good evening. we start with a heavy defeat for tottenham in the champions league tonight. they were thrashed by german champions bayern munich 7—2 at the tottenham hotspur stadium. manchester city won confortable at home to dinamo zagreb. joe wilson was watching. empty — that was tottenham at full—time. against a club with five european cups, they had just conceded seven goals. seven. strange thing is, spurs actually took the lead and it looked good for them, after 11 minutes. sadly, the lead barely lasted three minutes. could kimmich score from there? well, yes. well, if you allow players to shoot, they will score, es

gregg: they ambushed and entrapped him.pears the fbi was hiding exculpatory evidence from flynn and his lawyers. and the judge if he determines that happened can dismiss the charges against flynn, even though he pled guilty. trish: let me quickly go to sidney powell who was just on with our good friend lou dobbs. she was talking about all of this. her client being general flynn. >> for the government to claim that it's just shocked that we dare say he's innocent when their own agents came back from the interview of general flynn in the white house talking about believing him and believing that he was being honest about what he was telling them he remembered. so there is no surprise for the government there at all. they know this was an ambush interview and it was all set up. trish: are they -- gregg: the reason flynn pled guilty is because he was broke. he had to sell his house. then mueller's team of partisans threatened to prosecute flynn's son. i dug out the fbi document that shows flynn told the truth. the two fb -- the

gladwell's examination of how he misread stranger words and actions, after that fox news gregg jarrett offers thought on mueller investigation in witch hunt followed by united states of trump bill o'reilly's look at the life and career of president trump. wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to new york times is the book of gutsy women, some of the authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. [inaudible conversations] >> starting now live from the texas book festival a look at president trump's relationship with the fbi. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. my name is steve, i'm a law professor at the university of texas and it's my great pleasure today to moderate the discussion with josh campbell, he's the author of cross fire

gregg jarrett. >> white horse. >> tucker: is that correct?korean leader kim jong un riding horseback. [speaking korean] >> i couldn't have said it better myself. [laughter] >> tucker: if he is really riding a horse, i will say i'm impressed. >> it's a skill, it's not as easy as it looks to ride a hor horse. >> tucker: question 3, this is only one choice, you will have to wait. when asked to name one thing the president of the united states has done correctly, which 2020 candidate took a long pause one saying she couldn't think of anything. >> do i lose ground if i get it wrong? >> tucker: the pronoun narrows it down. she couldn't think of a single thing the president did right. >> elizabeth warren. >> tucker: is it? >> if there's one thing you think president trump did right. what would that be? >> i can't find that thing. >> that's elizabeth warren, i don't have my glasses't on.rr >> the important thing is greg just lost a point. >> tucker: it brings you to juan and jillian has zero, so we are very close. the next question is another multipl

also joining us fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett.ining us right here next to me here in new york. fox news contributor emily compagno. thank you both for being here tonight greg i want to go to this tonight. you are as familiar with this case as anybody out there. if it's true that the attorney has blackberries from mr. mifsud, where are we going with this. >> the spying that occurred on the trump campaign initiated by john brennan's cia and other intelligence agencies was outsourced to foreign undercover informants like stephan halper and, yes joseph miff sued. read the mueller report believe russian asset and he is not. either intentional representation by mueller or is he incredible gullible and maybe a little of both. my sued has always been a western intelligence source. he gives instructions to u.s. intelligence agents including the fbi. think about this. our own asset is feeding disinformation to george papadopoulos on purpose to set him up as a patsy to justify an investigation of donald trump. and that never was the trigger

if sara carter, gregg jarrett here as well on the john durham probe and more. we have a lot more breaking new breaking news, we'll stay on it for you. stay right there. the water louis giuliani he will not testify until there has been a formal impeachment vote and its chairman adam schiff is removed. end of the boyd swooped senator lindsey graham, he has invited giuliani to testify about possible corruption in ukraine. will he accept this offer? rudy giuliani, joseph digenova, are you going to testify with the senate? at >> i have to weigh that with my client, it's not a unitary decision but it may affect the other decisions. i would love to testify and give me a half-hour to point out biden inc., four decades of crime. it will be easier than pointing out six decades of mafia crime. >> laura: what was going on with perry? >> he's done nothing wrong. >> laura: he was at the inauguration of zelensky. >> senator chris murphy told zelensky he better not cooperate with me and other senators told him not to cooperate with william barr. >> laura: did you debrief him?

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can you give us all three tonight, gregg? >> sure. one of the astonishing things i found out is appointment of bob mueller of special counsel was made by rod rosenstein, not because the evidence merited it, because he got mad at trump. it was an act of vengeance and retaliation against the president. and rosenstein knew what he did was wrong, when confronted on the day of the appointment in his office, he literally cowered behind his desk and blubbered am i going to get fired? that's consciousness of guilt. the other reveal is that a year before mueller came out with his report, there was this ugly confrontation between trump's lawyers and bob mueller and his team of partisans in which mueller admitted there was no evidence of collusion, and trump's lawyers became angry. why don't you tell this to the american people? he refused to do it, and a shouting match ensues with trump's lawyer pounding on the desk and yelling at bob mueller. and the third reveal would be that at that time, trump's lawyers were deeply worried about the mental

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gregg jarrett. we rep it highly. i want to give you one other thought.ll, if the lawyers -- re-elect the president is one way to do it. but for the next term they will try another witch hunt. lou: i will give you my thoughts. i believe the american people are so disgusted with these radical dimms that he will win by a huge margin. i don't think they will find a place in government. >> look at those districts, nancy pelosi, adam schiff, jerry nadler. >> you got it. lou: here is the book, gregg jarrett. "witch hunt." good luck with the book. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, click, or visit a store t

. >> from one investigation to another, gregg jarrett follows case of jeffrey e epstein. >> man was aystery, the more we study him, the more we report on him. the more questions we have about him. >> it was that level of secrecy that enabled him to become a notorious predator. >> he was a master criminal, he got away with it for a number of years and came to a mistearous end. >> here to give us a look at jeffrey epstein, fox news legal an lyft, authoanalyst, author o, witwitch-hunt, gregg jarrett. >> thank you. >> we all by now know the story of jeffrey epstein. in your words what made him such a twisted individual? >> his life was shrouded in secrecy, secret finances, secret business contacts, and a secret sworded sex life involving underage victims, i think we're still under ralphing som -- unre of the bassic facts associated with epstein, the more federal prosecutor look into the case, the more evidence their saying fine, that he -- evidence they will find he did not act alone, he it accomplices aiding and abetting. that may have involved as many as 80 victims. >> what do you get i

gregg, your analysis? >> democrats as soon as the transcript was released, we were saying this is a crime. they are realizing the justice saying sorry, it's no crime. they reverted to the old troop, it's an abuse of power, this wonderfully amorphous phrase which has new fixed meaning or universal understanding. the problem of this abuse of power, it's a shifting sand of subjective interpretation. that's exactly what the framers did not want to. they did not want a president to be removed for partisan reasons or personal animus. and nancy pelosi knows this. in january she said we cannot impeach for purely partisan political reasons. and now she and schiff are doing it. >> sean: gregg -- you are doing a live singing with your book, aren't you? >> people can go to witchhuntbook.com 10:00 sunday. >> sean: when we come back, breaking news. a fisa abuse report to be released. val, vern... i'm off to college and i'm not gonna be around... i'm worried about my parents' retirement. oh, don't worry. voya helps them

gregg is joining me in the studio in new york.lapper is trying to put a spin on it, saying they are worried about the impeachment, which one came first? i think it was this investigation, the horwitz investigation, the horowitz report has been in place for more than a year. come on. how do you take this spin from clapper? >> that's all he ever does. he has a long history of prevarications and deceptions and lies. i recount them in my book in great detail. on top of clapper trying to deflect blame, you've got all of these other anti-trump lawyers, legal analysts who say that this is shocking that the trump administration's departmentt of justice would investigate political opponents from the other administration, the obama administration. completely ignoring hypocriticallyn, that it was the obama administration's department of justice that launched the investigation of an opposing party candidate donald trump. hypocrisy is endemic in washington. but i guarantee you this. it's full employment in washington rightte now for criminal d

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gregg jarrett. firstly democrats got burned yesterday because they were expecting the evidence and the proven documents, but what they found was the evidence that the ukrainian government work hand-in-hand to undermined trump trump in the 2016 election. then you were and the room today and i hear on a scale of 1 to 10 it was a 12 in terms of backfiring on the democrats blowing up in their face. tell us. >> i hope every american gets a chance to read what took place in that room today. when they do they will see there's no would pro grow and they will see exactly what president trump -- what was going on between these two countries and they will see what a good ambassador, what a good ambassador was and the people that worked with him and how they were looking at the dash the best interest of this country and the best interest of ukraine. that is what will come through, so i hope at some point every single american gets to read what took place in that room today. >> sean: here's the question, people

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is it right you are involved with greggs?he high street, they had a veggie sausage roll with greggs which was super successful, also kfc in the uk with —based chicken? correct. -- with plant —based chicken. you're trying to position yourself with these big organisations. what will be beating in five years? festival, lots of corn! -- what will we be eating? first of all, lots of quorn. we will be eating other plant proteins, there will be new materials and i think it is split. in the developed economies, what is called clean meats will emerge in five or ten yea rs, meats will emerge in five or ten years, where it is laboratory based but producing meat, in low economic areas i think insects will come into play because it is practical, i don't think it will be huge in the uk. i had grasshopper in mexico the other week, very nice. i have had insects in zimbabwe. i wonder if that helps you sleep better, if you eat insects? diet plays a big part. iam eat insects? diet plays a big part. i am willing to try anything! in a moment we'l

gregg, i know you got a new booth book. tell us the title. >> it's called "witch hunt," the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political history, and it basically poses the question, you know, how did a small group of powerful and elected officials operating in the shadows of secrecy managed to convince millions of americans that the president was a traitor without any credible evidence. this of course is now the subject of william barr and john durham's investigation. how did it happen is what barr said, how could the president be accused of the most noxious crime in america, and now we know it wasn't true. the information he was getting didn't match the documents and so now his investigation is well underway and is expanded. tells the story of what i believe to be corruption and lawlessness, we may find out more at the end of next week if the inspector general's report comes out. >> shannon: ethan, when you got your book come out, thank you for being with us this busy, busy night. the battle for minneapolis t

>> gregg: it will be >> gregg: there will be a pop quiz in ten days. >> melissa: that is of rest. here's harris. >> harris: let's begin with businessmen tied to president trump's personal attorney who have been arrested and charged with campaign finance violations. this is between six. i'm harris faulkner. rudy giuliani has revealed to fox news the two associates 'inspection on the right here, "logistically helped him with his investigation into joe biden's son. he vowed to reveal more shortly as we wait the pair in u.s. district court, about an hour from now. catherine herridge is live with more. julian is talking >> that's right, spoke with him earlier today and he confirmed that he did enlist the help of lev parnas and igor fruman to investigate corruption allegations against joe biden and his son, hunter biden. arrested last night in suburban washington at dulles international airport, a newly unsealed federal indictment alleges the men violated campaign finance law by engaging in a scheme to conceal the source or exceed the limit on political attributions. this indictment out

our own gregg jarrett, he called it a venomous affront to constitutional principles. breaking tonight, one of those closed-door hearings, the secret client, the people that demanded transparency of the mueller report, schiff pressured a key witness to lie. look at this brand-new report from the "washington examiner." one american diplomat kurt volker repeatedly refused to agree with schiff's phony quid pro quo allegations. schiff said "ambassador, you're making this much more complicated than it has to be." i guess he wasn't getting the answer he was hoping for. the lying cowardly schiff doesn't want his whistle-blower to testify. he's likely concerned that the nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower will be forced to answer questions about their connection to schiff's office and they advise they were given by schiff's office to get an attorney and guard the instructor general and by the way the nonwhistle-blower whistle-blower's work for sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe biden. how this was essentially from the get-go democratic lead set up from the beginning. wow. we read that

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. >> not one booktv's "after words," fox news leave a political analyst gregg jarrett offers his thoughts on the mueller report and investigation of russia's interference in the 2016 election. he's interviewed by matt schlapp, chair of the american conservative union. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: it's my great honor to be with gregg jarrett, my friend and someone who is make me smarter. your most recent bestseller, "witch hunt" which is a fascinating read that tells us all details that we've been going through since 2016. this is a follow-on to your bestseller the russia hoax which was a "new york times" number one bestseller. i'm sure this will be as well. you're off to the races are already number three? >> guest: it's great to be with you. thanks for having me. >> when i first heard the president use the term witch hunt in that tweet, much like he used fake news, the fact the election could be rigged, all of these things for people like me who spent most of my adult life profe

now some of the other stories making news around the world that could be a tough way to a greggs a deal according to a joint statement from the leaders of on and in the u.k. on and. prime minister boris johnson met on thursday to discuss the country's e.u. departure in 3 weeks' time the border between the u.k. and ireland has been a major barrier to a deal. in ecuador thousands of indigenous people have gathered for more protests in the capital quito it's the 7th day of nationwide demonstrations that have frequently involve clashes with riot police the president has evacuated his ministration from the capital unrest was originally inspired by cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. and opposition presidential candidate nabby cavalry has called for a delay in a runoff elections scheduled for sunday cowdrey was just released from prison a wednesday and what he called trumped up charges of money laundering he said he needed time to campaign. well u.s. ambassador to the united nations has warned turkey it could face quote consequences if it does nothing to protect civilians as

here's our football reporterjames gregg. a real classic thriller, that game.alore, nine goals to be precise, a 7—2 victory at the new totte n ha m precise, a 7—2 victory at the new tottenham hotspur stadium. the four goals in that second half. of course be used to play for arsenal, so the spurs fans won't be happy to see him celebrate four times in its second half. robert lewandowski with two goals in that second half, such a great performance from the german champion. there were questions before the game about tottenham's durability and their ability to compete. they got to the champions league final last year, they aren't european minnows, so a very humbling night for maurizio sarri pochettino. let's talk about real madrid, who got out ofjail, if you will. turmoil continues for that man, then it ends at 80, managing that, real madrid had to scrap a draw. they we re madrid had to scrap a draw. they were 2—0, dennis told his brother he will get a tattoo if he scored in that game, so we will leave that up to him as to which statue he gets. two big errors from s

sharing the award with william kaelin and gregg semenza for their discoveries on how human cells sensemith, powering away to gold at the 200 metre world championships, cells are perfectly calibrated to get maximum exposure power “— perfectly calibrated to get maximum exposure power —— dena usher smith. for mountaineers at high altitudes, oxygen levels can be dangerously low, akin to what patients experience in intensive care. discovering how the human body adapts to extreme situations has many medical applications. sir peter's share of the prize money is nearly £250,000, he says he has no idea how he'll spend it. he seemed anxious to get back to his laboratory. bbc news, 0xford. you are with the briefing on bbc news. they had lines. , the latest headlines: as the eu accuses britain's prime minister of a blame game over brexit, ireland's leader says he'll work until the very last moment to try to secure a deal, but not at any cost. the white house says it won't cooperate with the impeachment inquiry launched by democrats, calling it partisan and unconstitutional. let's talk through what

gregg's it could speed as the u.k. forces. asking for an extension of the. in citizen scientists it tells them a further postponement would be damaging. like 2 kids in a lot you gotta let them fight then your problem apart without a little tough love you know what tough love this woman without a little tough love they would have never made to steal.

edinburgh just weeks before britain is due to leave the european union 1st minister nicolas sturgeon says gregg's it will devastate scotland's economy a majority of scots voted against independence 5 years ago. well for women in iran wearing a head scarf for his job is a legal requirement if not followed it's punishable by a lengthy prison term but some iranian women are defying the rule calling for greater freedom across the country. they're young they want freedom and they don't want to be forced to wear a headscarf these a rainy and women are making their views public. yasmeen filmed herself singing in the subway without a he job she was sentenced to 16 years. there's no way i'm going to wear he job why should i it's raining so beautifully. and another woman 20 year old seen here on the right was sentenced to 24 years for her video filmed without the job. more and more women are joining the movement against the compulsory job and so-called white wednesdays women protest together by holding up white head scarves they send their videos to u.s. based iranian journalist and women's rights campaign

. ♪ gregg's cat off.nd afterwards we will vote on which one is the best and the viewers can play at home. if all you have to do is shout what you like into the tv and we will hear it. all right, let's go, cat video number one. look at this one. learning to fight these little kittens, they are learning to fight. why are kittens so adorable and then when they get older they are not? >> their awful. >> that's terrible, martha. >> it's true, martha. >> the second one, desperately to get inside. that's like me at last call at the bar. wink-wink wink. one more, one more irish coffee please. all right, and finally let's go to the third one. all we have. you know what he's thinking or she's thinking. or they are thinking. vendor neutral, people. the cat may identify as whatever, you never know. let's feel great. look at those eyeballs. that's enough of the videos. kennedy. which one? >> i identify with cat number two. >> cat number two. >> i think they let it outside and it was taken away by a coyote. >> who owns

meanwhile tempers flare between supporters and opponents of gregg's that as the process drags on some lawmakers have received death threats. also coming up confusion at nato the military alliance struggles to find a common voice as the u.s. says it may send its troops back into northern syria after pulling them out earlier this time. i'm serious so misconducts good to have you with us the u.k.'s exit date from the european union has been delayed yet again but it's unclear for how long britain was set to leave the e.u. in just under a week's time but a recent vote in the u.k. parliament against an ambitious braggs a deal schedule made that deadline impossible to reach even basters have confirmed that there will indeed be an extension but said a decision on a new exit date won't be reached on till next week some are advocating a shorter extension to encourage the u.k. parliament to continue working on passing the withdrawal agreement an extension until the end of january 2020 is also being considered. correspondent is following the latest and she joins us now from london hi barrick if w

gregg jarrett is joining me. he's the author of "witch hunt." good to see you.have my own copy and i have been reading it. let's talk about something which may be coming out at the end of this week according to maria bartiromo. saying the i.g. report could be coming out soon, if not this week, soon. will comey feature in that report? >> prominently. principally he signed off on the first three nice a warrants to spy -- the first three fisa warrants to spy on the trump campaign. he claimed it was verified information when he knew it wasn't. he withheld exculpatory evidence. he night was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign and he didn't tell the court that. in my book i talk about six different misrepresentations he made to the fisa court. that's defrauding the court so it will be a harsh judgment on the self-righteous james comey who never passed a mirror without falling head over heels in love. david: could we see in this i.g. report a criminal referral? >> you already had one criminal referral in the second i.g. report for stealing government documents and

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. >> not one booktv's "after words," fox news leave a political analyst gregg jarrett offers his thoughts on the mueller report and investigation of russia's interference in the 2016 election. he's interviewed by matt schlapp, chair of the american conservative union. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: it's my great honor to be with gregg jarrett, my friend and someone who is make me smarter. your most recent bestseller, "witch hunt" which is a fascinating readha

, the son that was doing the deals with ukraine and china, with no experience in ukraine or china, greggrett, no experience in oil, gas, or energy, no experience with private equity, a billion five in china, billions in ukraine, what if it was vice president trump, how would the media react then? >> they would be apoplectic. this is the nancy pelosi, adam schiff witch hunt. they are contorting the impeachment clause in the constitution. they are substituting politics for the intent of the impeachment clause. information, asking for information, information is not a thing of value in violation of the law. i explain it in my book. don't take my word for it, it is in the mueller report. it was also the conclusion of the criminal division of the department of justice, they looked at the trump-zelensky conversation, and they said there is no crime here, it's not a violation of campaign finance laws. you know, the president asking for information was perfectly reasonable and logical and proper. it is not an abuse of power. it is the proper exercise of power under the treaty we have with ukrain

i am here with gregg lemcau, head of investment bank at goldman, sachs good morning thanks for having >> thanks for having me. thanks to cnbc for being here to shine a spotlight on entrepreneurs and great companies. >> some of whom are joining us throughout the day recent earnings, your department, investment banking, revenues were down 27% year over year, some of your rivals seeing increases year over year what was that down to? >> you saw five major banks reported this week our investment bank results were softer, quarter over quarter, year over year than competitors, due to phenomenal outperformance last year. we look at the absolute results, put up advisory revenues of $716 million, about 40% higher than the next competitor. that's the key barometer of the ceo hiring us on the most important thing, most important business they can do underwriting business was softer you step back and look year to date, investment banking results were neck in neck with jpmorgan, 30% ahead of the next competitor we feel strong about the franchise and outlook. >> they were behind what most analysts f

stay and gregg's it for another few months before and found out that . this. country has become the norm for those of us living in these green and pleasant halls the norm for those of us living in these green and pleasant pastas which brings us to the final stage of grief is which brings us to the final stage of grief and that is and that says. on the whole we are always supposed to be spared both my girls to be. this goes here it seems people are more this year it seems people are more afraid of what about what they can kim or count how many are not where their. whole house has found that most modern medicine in the us and west in the us think offensive costumes should in fact be punished the prime example being blackface make an offensive costumes should in fact be punished the prime example being black face make up only 45 percent believe the right to wear such costumes should be protected only 45 percent believe the right to wear such costumes should be protected some universities have even issued specific costume guidelines like michigan state university

gregg popovich. the nba answers to nike. nike is a $40 billion business.he nba is an $8 billion business. president obama, the basketball president, friendly relationship with the nba. went to nike's headquarters to announce his defense of the tpp. this thing is very simple. this is about money. this is about a president that won't cooperate with what nike wants done. nike is using the nba and its leverage over the nba to go after this guy because they disagree with him about his policies as it relates to trade in china. >> tucker: that's a fascinating story. and i guess it makes you wonder, if nike is calling the shots -- so, the nba is not an independent organization? they are truly beholden? >> the nba answers to nike. the nba answers to nike. basketball exists to sell shoes. nike has 93% of the basketball market in america. it owns american basketball. nike is the real bully in the ring here. they are influencing american culture. they are addicted to this market in china. they have the relationships. they've got 1.4 billion people over there that nike

speaking of gregg jarrett, the author of "witch hunt." great to have you with us. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: with speaking about th the hill, andrew mccarthy who will be on the show later wrote a piece talking about the secrecy. he said they refused to vote, hide behind closed doors with testimony and provide their media friends with selectively skewed leaks. it's the russian collusion 2.0. a chance it backfires on democrats? >> there's always a chance if i don't get the evidence together and get the votes together to actually come to the full vote on the house floor. that is what speaker pelosi is busy doing and that is why this is a grand jury style beginning. that's not done in public which is not subject to cross-examination and that will happen on the house floor when we come to a full impeachment. i have much greater confidence that democrats have their facts together in this case and they're just assuring that up through this process. >> shannon: that does not include shared what they have so far with the vast majority of members.