gregg: .ion that that's where it's going. >> william barr and john durham took the extraordinary step to make two public statements stating we respect the i.g. and we think he did work, but we refute his main conclusions regarding the legal basis for opening a counter intelligence investigation into the trump campaign. and he was only able to interview some fbi agents. but he wasn't able to subpoena witnesses and travel abroad and talk to the cia. gregg: stay tuned. the real story will unfold with bill barr and john durham. where is the media coverage of this? the made was was all over covington catholic. but not a people about this horrific video of a 14-year-old being beaten just for wearing a maga hat. but first. it was band under a 1987 treaty with russia. a treaty thankfully trump got us out of. the pentagon announcing the successful test of a brand-new short-ranked missile. it's one of the ways the administration is fixing president obama's foreign policy. former trump he national securi

happy new year. >> gregg: you too.nother edition mike edition of "hannity" coming up. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: pretty tree outside our building. welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." unfortunately that's all the time we have left for tonight. if you enjoyed tonight's show, turn into my new podcast "the impeachment witch hunt." of course you can pick up a copy of my new book "witch hunt." anywhere books are sold or you can go online and order it. we want to wish you all a happy holidays and our loyal viewers happy new year a couple days away. don't forget to cite your vcr or your dvr or whatever it is so you never miss an episode of "hannity." thanks for joining us tonight. "the ingraham angle" being is right now with my friend, jason chaffetz. >> set your vcr? what year are you talking about? >> gregg: i have no idea because i don't know how to do it. >> of deadly. i will go with my dvr. great show, i appreciated. happy new year to you. i am jason chaffetz and for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the i

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.nt trump ending the week with another jab at the absurdity and hypocrisy of the radical dimms, calling their impeachment hearings the most unfair in american history. the president exasperated by nancy pelosi's refusal to send articles of impeachment to the senate, agree qught analysis from yours truly that pelosi's stall tactics are exposing the weakness of the democrats' case. the oldest play book of all, lie, then lie some more. pelosi released edited video clips of schiff's witnesses. the videotape ignoring the fact that all of those witnesses failed to offer any such direct evidence. while the left plays their partisan games. president trump is celebrating another banner year in the oval office boosted in large part by the booming economy. the dow and s & p reaching new highs today and wages for the typical worker in america rising faster than a decade. consumer confidence is high and unemployment stands at its lowest level in half a century. the president enjoying the strong supp

here is gregg jarrett in for sean. >> gregg: i am so old i remember the last roaring '20s. mark steyn, great show. welcome to the special edition must be 25: the." i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for sean tonight for the hour. we will expose the destructive democratic agenda and assault on facts, fairness and the american dream. tonight, we began with the blundering joe biden, whose biggest 2020 opponents continues to be himself. as he clings to his so-called front runner status in the 2020 primary. you know what, voters don't seem to be buying any of this because old joe was again heckled on the campaign trail sunday in new hampshire, take a look at this. >> okay, this is not a trump rally. okay? >> [indistinguishable] >> all right, i agree with you, man. i agree. nice talking to you. >> this is a democracy. i hope it does, i hope it does. let her go. >> gregg: quid pro joe, they were shouting and a few other things you may have noticed. not only is biden floundering ahead of the iowa-new hampshire caucuses but he still thinks he is above the law, claiming he would refuse to

gregg: jenna ellis, thanks for being with us.resident trump can celebrate another achievement this year. his remain in mexico policy is starting to so results -- to show results at the southern border. >> the on place i want to be is the united states. i never thought i would be returned here to juarez. reporter: thousands of mexican returned to mexico to await asylum. >> i came for opportunity in the united states, but the reality is different. reporter: since the trump administration unveiled its remain in mexico program, 65,000 migrants are forced to wait in mexico for a u.s. judge to hear their claim. the program according to a new study is doing exactly what the president intended. reducing the caseload and deterring others from making the trip. of 24,000 cases, judges denied 15,000 claims or 63%. 117 migrants actually received asylum. a rate of less than 1%. others were dismissed on procedural grounds. >> it's not just for people seeking asylum. it's for people who cross the border illegally. they are essentially on a detai

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gregg: joining me,, gianno caldwell. given the media is so virulently anti-trump, would you blame him for saying i am not going to do this. think of what happened with the lester holt when he moderated the debates. 2/3 of the media coverage of this president is negative. that's two times that of george w. bush and barack obama and bill clinton. i think he should be a bit alarmed. but there is an important thing to mention here. this president has an unpress differented accomplishments in his first few years in office. i think that's something the american people need to hear unfiltered through the media. at this point you have so much to be proud of that he can talk about. the democrats probably would hope he wouldn't show up. gregg: debates used to matter. 1960 the kennedy-nixon debates. historians say that tipped the balance in favor of kennedy. but with the explosion of 24-hour news. do debates really matter now? >> i think thumb realizes the debates have become less relevant, and he knows he doesn't need to do one in

[♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.ashington begins the week locked in an impeachment stalemate. but the radical dimms may have exposed their play to swindle another charge against president trump. nancy pelosi refusing to send over two articles of impeachment against president trump until she knows how a trial will be run in the senate, not that it's any of her business. donald trump is accusing -- mitch mcconnell is accusing them. we can't do anything until the speaker send the papers over. so everybody enjoy the holidays. gregg: president trump in florida predicting the dimms' latest attempts will have consequences in next year's elections. nancy pelosi he says is doing everything she can to delay the zero republican vote articles of impeachment. she is trying to take over the senate and crying chuck is trying to take over the trial. no way. the left's seething hatred for the president seems to know no bounds. jerry nadler's judiciary committee is hinting, they are open to the prospect of impeachle trump yet again fo

gregg: good evening. i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for lou dobbs. president trump unleashing a twitter tirade against the hypocrisy of the radical dimms. he talked about they hit pause after months of saying it was a national security concern. his message was directed mostly at nancy pelosi. the house speaker holding on to two articles of impeachment for an 8th day and still refusing to send them over to the u.s. senate for a trial. he predicts her political posturing will even h -- will lo her downfall. president trump: my poll numbers are the highest they have ever been. fundraising is the highest it's ever been. she hates the people to voted for me and the republican party. she won by 63 seats. i think it's going to happen again. gregg: the president lashing out against the radical dimms constant campaign claiming their barrage of spiteful investigations has hammered his ability to work with world leaders. president trump took charge of world matters firing off a new warning to the syrian regime and its allies of russia and iran. for details we t

gregg: .t's clear from bill barr's conversation that that's where it's going. >> william barr and john durham took the extraordinary step to make two public statements stating we respect the i.g. and we think he did work, but we refute his main conclusions regarding the legal basis for opening a counter intelligence investigation into the trump campaign. and he was only able to interview some fbi agents. but he wasn't able to subpoena witnesses and travel abroad and talk to the cia. gregg: stay tuned. the real story will unfold with bill barr and john durham. where is the media coverage of this? the made was was all over covington catholic. but not a people about this horrific video of a 14-year-old being beaten just for wearing a maga hat. but first. it was band under a 1987 treaty with russia. a treaty thankfully trump got us out of. the pentagon announcing the successful test of a brand-new short-ranked missile. it's one of the ways the administration is fixing president obama's foreign pol

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.resident trump ending the week with another jab at the absurdity and hypocrisy of the radical dimms, calling their impeachment hearings the most unfair in american history. the president exasperated by nancy pelosi's refusal to send articles of impeachment to the senate, agree qught analysis from yours truly that pelosi's stall tactics are exposing the weakness of the democrats' case. the oldest play book of all, lie, then lie some more. pelosi released edited video clips of schiff's witnesses. the videotape ignoring the fact that all of those witnesses failed to offer any such direct evidence. while the left plays their partisan games. president trump is celebrating another banner year in the oval office boosted in large part by the booming economy. the dow and s & p reaching new highs today and wages for the typical worker in america rising faster than a decade. consumer confidence is high and unemployment stands at its lowest level in half a century. the president enjoying the stron

this thing that carter page gregg, an abomination and not hyperbole. have a naval academy a graduate not charged with any crime who is actually doing work now we know for intelligence agency, cia to nail russians working in this country to hurt this country. the fbi then targets this guy and manipulates the email and suggest contacts with head russians were on behalf of nefarious treasonous acts. i mean, this is one of the most disgusting malfeasance i've ever seen. >> james comey knew it because the first story started to adhere late 2016 identifying carter page, page sends a letter to comey saying it's not true. i've been helping the cia. and i would be happy to sit down with you, but comey ignored the letter and sought a fisa warrant. but adam schiff was the first who publicly accused carter page of being a russian spy before the fisa warrant situation. and you just played a clip of schiff accusing carter page of lying in front of the intelligence committee completely untrue. the testimony was november 2, 2015. i've read it a dozen times and whole p

gregg jarrett, thank you. you can see, this prompt, full of deceptive, partisan hacks.capitol hill, we have the biggest liar of them all. the compromised corrupt, congenital liar adam schiff. he lied all about trump-russia collusion. he lied about having secret evidence of collusion. he lied about having evidence of collusion in plain sight. he lied about the dirty dossier. in fact, he entered the dossier's misinformation and lies into the official record. he also lied about fisa abuse. we can prove that come off also. take a look. >> is at your representation of the nation, sir, that everything that the fbi did in the process of obtaining that surveillance warrant on carter page absolutely followed proper protocol, every evidentiary standard is met, and there was nothing sq about that warrant ever? >> major, there's nothing askew about that warrant that i can see. if the republicans are really concerned about this, because everything that i have seen, the fbi acted completely appropriately. >> sean: welcome of course, thanks to horowitz and this is just the beginning,

gregg, the democrats pulled every trick in the book. you saw my -- it is a treasure trove of possibilities. >> it is, i've written several columns that schiff in particular guilty of abuse of power himself, because due process applies to congressional investigations which would include impeachment. he has denied access. the white house, during his hearings. he cut off cross-examination. and, you know, he has essentially railroaded the process in violation of due process rights, and so i love your creative argument that he should be impeached over abuse of power. >> laura: who is obstructing congress more than the guy running the committee, who won't let the other side actually have a fair shake at putting on a case? congressman zeldin, the weak articles of impeachment today, to me, aren't all that surprising.. the democrats have spent the last two months offering this really nebulous, ever shifting series of explanations for impeachment. let's watch. >> there absolutely was a quid pro quo. >> extortion of a foreign government. >> briber

that is going to tell a lot about the travesty that was done here. >> dan: jason, gregg, john, thanksot. as the democratic field narrows, 2020s beginning to heat up. at the last debate with elizabeth warren blessed of me repeat for big dollar private fund-raisers. take a look. >> the mayor recently had a fund-raiser held in a wind cave full of crystals and serve $900 a bottle wine. think about who comes to that. he had promised that every fund-raiser he would do would be open door, but this one was closed the door. we made the decision many years ago that rich people and smoke-filled rooms would not pick the next president of the united states. billionaires and wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> dan: hilarious. the exchange, elizabeth warren herself held a $2700 a head fund-raiser -- can't make this up -- at a boston -- and president obama behind the scene to quietly pour wealthy people to back her. deval patrick trying to urge the president to remain neutral and former vice president playing to smaller and smaller crowds at each campaign stop. join

kimberly and gregg, thank you for joining us, i really do appreciate it.night, breaking news from judicial watch, they filed a lawsuit against congressman schiff and the phone l house intelligence committee, over the phone records subpoenaed targeting president trump and his allies. and even journalist john solomon. joining me to explain more is fox news contributor sara carter, judicial watch tom fitton, and former united states attorney brett homan. thank you, all three, for being here.nd i actually want to start with brett because this fisa court fiasco that we are looking at here, the federal, the department of justice has duties and obligations under the law to update the fisa court, doesn't it? and at what point should they actually have cut off this investigation because they were gaining more information? >> jim comey says it was something that occurred, you know, levels below him. the reality is the fisa court is at a level at the highest levels of the department and the bureau. so he was where he needed to be and the fisa court knows the deputy a

sara, gregg, thank you for this.ithout a doubt, many in the media are living in an alternate reality. one of the prime examples of this is nbc's political director, chuck todd. for years, his network reported one hoax after another. they accused president trump of being a russian operative. they predicted that the mueller report would show clear evidence of collusion. they acted as cheerleadersers for the discredited steele dossier. but chuck todd said the right has the structure to utter misinformation. talk about projection. he said it's fun for conservatives to attack the press. now they're all the victims. and that trump has turned this into a sport. someone might want to remind chuck todd that it was his network who gleefully trashes trump and his supporters everywa single night with a constant stream of fake news. one of the biggest offenders is the hateful host of "morning joe." yesterday, even he seemed to embrace a new brand of politics. take a look at this. >> this season, i bet that a version of "love thy

john, gregg, thank you guys very much.t said, the media for the past two years, they've lied to you. here's a little trip down memory lane. >> the steele dossier just rings true to me. >> christopher steele, the ex-mi6 guy who did the famous dossier which is getting a lot more credibility now. >> still approved the carter page fisa warrant without the steele dossier? >> i think the answer is yes. >> there was no such wiretap activity. >> there was no wiretapping of anybody in the trump campaign. jesse: joining me now, howie kurt, host of "mediabuzz." howie, you look back at that, and it's just lie after lie or false statement after false statement from the highest levels of the u.s. media. finish were they getting wrong information? were they making things up? were they being fed this information? what accounts for all of the wrong statements? >> well, it's a mixture of many of those things, jesse, including determination to negatively cover president trump. and looking at the i.g. report, it is true that many media organi

author of the best seller "witch hunt," fox news analyst gregg jarrett.h of you need to take a bow. you've been smeared, but search, character assassination, welcome to my world. that is what we have been through. you're both right. john solomon, 17, comey, worstnd failures, inaccuracies, flights and the fisa report. 17 of them. >> let's do a paint by the numbers just for one second, sean. 51 violations and the procedures, nine false statements, nine inaccurate statements. 33 statements without verification or evidence to support them. four informants targeted after the trump campaign and one giant conspiracy to unlawfully continue surveilling a trump campaign when they had no basis for doing it to pray is the paint by number that michael horowitz gave us today. >> sean: you know, gregg, you wrote took her by selling books, number one bestsellers, about this, theke greatest hoax in history. now that we got this, coupled that with the comments of both durham and barr and the speech that barr gave, why do i feel that this is a preview of coming attractions

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i'm gregg jarret filling in for the vacationing lou dobbs, thanks for joining us.ekend everyone. g. [♪] reporter: democrats taking it to the extreme warning of tyranny if president trump is not removed from office. i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. i want you to take a listen to some of the fear mongering right here. >> i think the only thing more outrageous these days in washington than president trump and his fearful tweets are those republicans who enabled him to do this and take a little more freedom and a little more freedom until we have a tyranny here if he's not restrained. ashley: that's right, tyranny. if house democrats were so serious about r

here is gregg jarrett in for sean. >> gregg: i am so old i remember the last roaring '20s.how. welcome to the special edition must be 25: the." i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for sean tonight for the hour. we will expose the destructive democratic agenda and assault on facts, fairness and the american dream. tonight, we began with the blundering joe biden, whose biggest 2020 opponents continues to be himself. as he clings to his so-called front runner status in the 2020 primary. you know what, voters don't seem to be buying any of this because old joe was again heckled on the caai

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and all year round, the large mocha from greggs has got ten teaspoons as well.t know that! that is pretty alarming. it's too much, definitely. they should have them half the size and not as sweet. i think you should take it up with the companies that are doing it, like greggs and starbucks, question them on it. that is exactly what the campaign group wants the government to do. some coffee shops are being really responsible. others are just not doing any action at all. so the government needs to regulate it and bring these drinks into the soft drinks industry level, then we will have to reduce the amount of sugar in their drinks. fizzy drinks are covered by that sugar tax at the moment, but not hot drinks from coffee shops. so would it put customers off if they knew the sugar content? no, i have got a sweet tooth. now i know there is that much in that, i don't think i'm going to buy them ever again. with almost all the big names pouring in an extra sprinkling of christmas sugar, it's hard to avoid. coletta smith, bbc news, in bury. time for a look at the weather

been anything but clear sailing for the royals this year or for their country i mean the drama of gregg's it's. a brave face for the christmas message jesus christ would show the world how small steps taken in faith. can ever come long hill differences and deep seated divisions to bring harmony and understanding many of us already tried to follow in his footsteps the path of course isn't over always smooth and may times. among the photos clearly visible on her desk during that speech the 3 men next in line to the throne they also feature in this royal video making christmas pudding for charity it's worth remembering that it is often the small steps not the giant leaps that bring about the most lasting change and say i wish you or a very happy christmas. and especially happy christmas if only because this difficult year will soon be over. well speaking of christmas people around the world have been celebrating in many ways some of them quite unusual in the u.s. state of florida some 600 surfing centers took to the waves in cocoa beach to show off their skills a charity event raised $40000.

impeachment before the christmas holidays also coming up boris johnson returns to downing street with gregg's it in the bag after securing the stunning victory in the u.k. election and was meant to trip around.

many thanks to judd gregg.his is "balance of powern bloomberg television and radio. ♪ ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. is an extraordinary remedy provided for in the u.s. constitution, and each of the three actions to impeach a u.s. president is in some ways without precedent, but history still guides that we do as a nation when there are conflicts under our constitution. avid stewart has become student of the constitution. he moved on to become an author andooks on the constitution american history, including "impeached." we welcome mr. stewart. thank you for joining us. let's start out with an historical comparison. ,ndrew johnson, richard nixon william jefferson clinton, and now donald trump. what is similar among those situations, what is different? most obvious similarity is they are partisan. alexander hamilton told us, impeachment would be partisan, they would involve a political remedy for an offense to the , and that the comparative strength of th

if they gave them the detailed defensive briefing, they would not be able to do that. >> jason: gregg, we talked off-line about this. where is this going? >> it's on page 76 as he reminded me earlier tonight and reread it again. sally eights, attorney general, as well as obama, and the attorney general loretta lynch all recommended a defensive briefing. comey didn't do that. why? driven by bias, he wanted to spy on the trump campaign and frame him on a collusion hoax that never existed. if you are looking for a bias and horwitz couldn't find it, it's right there in plain sight. >> it better be more than brennan. you cannot have one sick official lamb, if you well. cannot focus this on brennan or glenn simpson, we'll take these people out if they need to be dealt with within the site justice system itself. it's got to be equal justice of everyone regardless who you are. >> it's real stupid of comey to criticize the attorney general who holds in his hands to indict and prosecute james comey. that is arrogant. >> jason: he put out his op-ed in "the washington post," printed it, put it ou

special: the left exposed," i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for sean tonight for the hour.the destructive democratic agenda and assault on facts, fairness and the american dream. tonight, we began with the blundering joe biden whose biggest 2020 opponents continues to be himself. as he clings to his so-called front runner status in the 2020 primary. you know what, voters don't seem to be buying any o

that involves so much more so to return to the question a more accurate answer would be this is get gregg's it started rather than going to register on our right so all the celebration that we see right now in stock markets from asia to europe and also with the pound of course that is just basically because people say all right finally we know that the britain will lease the e.u. official formally on the 31st of january that's pretty sort of set now what happens afterwards we deal with it as it comes but i would like to look at it because now we've also had word of course also from the e.u. side michel ban yes i'm saying we'll do everything we can and the e.u. is ready. just it sounds like they could get a deal within 11 months i would say it sounds like they're going to do their best but realistically if you look at these things honestly and without sort of some of the political rhetoric for example the canadian trade deal with boris johnson's over repeatedly that took 7 years in those years and he would argue that the e.u. and the u.k. have much closer existing relationship than they have

impeachment before the christmas holidays also coming up boris johnson returns to downing street with gregg's it in the bag after securing a stunning victory in the u.k. election and we use my last trip around the globe to repay your trust and to deliver on your priorities with a parliament that works for you. and there's relief in europe for that the uncertainty over bridge that is now over leaders also break the deadlock in brussels and groups of push ahead with a green deal to make the e.u. carbon neutral by 2050. is great to have you along everyone always start with that historic vote the u.s. house judiciary committee has approved impeachment articles against president donald trump that charge him with abuse of power and of struct in congress or the committee voted along party lines 23 democrats voting in favor and 17 republicans against all the house of representatives is now expected to vote next week on whether to impeach the president. on the 2 charges the 1st abuse of power stems from a phone call with the ukrainian president when trump allegedly pressured his counterpart to investi

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.pocrisy of the radical dimms, calling their impeachment hearings the most unfair in american history. the president exasperated by nancy pelosi's refusal to send articles of impeachment to the senate, agree qught analysis from yours truly that pelosi's stall tactics are exposing the weakness of the democrats' case.

gregg: good evening. i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for lou dobbs.shing a twitter tirade against the hypocrisy of the radical dimms. he talked about they hit pause after months of saying it was a national security concern. his message was directed mostly at nancy pelosi. the house speaker holding on to two articles of