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gina loudon, gregg jarrett, ronna romney mcdaniel will all join us. liberals turning out to be dead wrong about the trump-russia collusion and their conspiracy theories. they have to admit they have been lying to you, the american people. >> the assumption of the president is that somewhere along the lines in the last year, the president had something to do with colluding with the russians. i a helping hand, encouraging them and feeding their desire to effect the election in some wayi some conversation he had with michael flynn or paul manafort.. and what camers apart this morng was that theory. >> sean: we will have much more on the massive media credibility crisis but first, former fbi director j. edgar comey has been exposed for what he really is. a snake who has slithered hiss way through washington, d.c., and the swamp for decades. that is tonight important opening monologue. and what we learned from his testimony -- he is a cunning, calculated, manipulative, and self-serving political operative who is out for revenge after getting fired by presi

gregg jarrett is not the only one saying this. >> i think a lot of smart people have said that. but the way i read that regulation it's a personal relationship like a husband-wife and not a friendship relationship. we need to know the basis of their relationship. it could cross a line where they are so close. but bob mule per knows what that line is. if he continues to cling on to itn the face of this controversy he will ha to answer serious questions mr. jarett raises in his article. charles: who will ask these questions? if they won't ask them of themselves. who gets to ask these questions. how does this ultimately get resolved. can we get some sort of conclusion quickly? >> i think two things will happen. rod rosenstein has to call up bob mule per and say you have to tell me more about your relationship with james comey and give me a chronological -- what have you done together, how often do you see each other. and i expect somebody will follow up on the complaint. charles: i want to bring in our

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we continue with jay sekulow, sara carter, gregg jarrett. i want to go to the point that you made, gregg. if comey thought there was any attempt to obstruct justice, it doesn't matter if he thinks that the attorney general is going to recuse himself or if the deputy attorney general is -- he had to report immediately or he committed a felony. >> i had to laugh at the statement comey makes as he offers up the vast excuses he made as to why he didn't do it. i jeff sessions was going to recuse himself, the interim attorney general wasn't going to be there -- and now he has to save the conversation concerning to me but he cannot say it was obstruction of justice but the next words to james comey will be sir, you have the right to remain silent. >> sean: i think the law is clear. to speak of james comey's legal standards are he gets mildly nauseous when he says you intervened in a political campaign and his new legal standard is, i was uncomfortable when i was with the president. really? that's now the legal standard? i will tell you why he didn't

with us gregg jarrett. elizabeth macdonald, former u.s. attorney matt whitaker, let's not forget liz peek sitting next to me here in new york. liz to you, is there any bombshell you could see coming at that hearing, they're about to start, any bombshell that you can forehe see would hurt the market? because our viewers are interested in the market. liz: if james comey said, i lost my job, that is obstruction of justice, yes, i felt threatened by the president. stuart: that is it? >> he can't say that, tell you what. there is federal statute that misprison of felony. means if you don't notify your superiors at department of justice somebody attempted to obstruct, justice, then you mr. comey are committing a crime. it is equivalent accessory after the fact, aiding and abetting a felon. comey put himself in a box here. he does not dare say i ever thought this rose to the level of the specific intent of obstruction of justice. liz: you're saying james comey should have told his superiors -- >> absolutely. liz: that is president is trying to ob

by the way, i let them go too quickly, geraldo rivera and gregg jarrett. how do we have an fbi director that's not strong? how is that possible? how is the guy who was supposed to be a lawyer and he was around since watergate days. really? you couldn't say mr. president, this is inappropriate. i know you are new to politics or i can't be part of this discussion. would that have been so hard? >> it's what he should have done. turned out today he is a 6'8" wimp. >> sean: he repeatedly said he wasn't strong enough. or he's a coward. >> i was going to use a harsher term. it's >> sean: no, no, don't do it. >> it is 11:41. i can do it. >> sean: it will be a headline in ten seconds. >> he may be guilty of several things. the other people who are guilty, sean, are the politicians and the journalists, the media at large that leveled these wild and reckless and baseless, as it turns out, accusations of crimes by the president. i think through ignorance and malevolence, they laid bare, especially the media, their absolute contempt for the facts and for the law. for w

gregg jarrett, you had a chance to look at this. let's say you're a democrat and pouncing on the i word, impeachment, and see conditions that would warrant that. what are you doing? >> this is comey's statement. he never said the president obstructed justice, which is a felony, a crime. it appears to be just the opposite. he says that trump told him "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go to letting flynn go." the operative world there is "hope." hoping and wishing that you get an outcome that helps michael flynn is not the same thing as ordering or directing under threat that the fbi director do something to end an investigation. the law is very clear. i have it in front of me. in order to obstruct, you have to do things like withhold, concealed, alter documents, destroy documents, lie, threaten or bribe people to obtain a particular outcome. none of that happens here. all comey says is, you know, i understood the president to be requesting that we drop an investigation of flynn. so it's kind of a matter of semantics

we continue with gregg jarrett, sara carter, jay sekulow. i will go to gregg first.ring in the whole issue why, if we start comparing and contrasting with loretta lynch and hillary clinton, how is it possible when we do have overwhelming incontrovertible evidence with laws broken and that never gets talked about? >> it's bewildering and compounding. obstruction of justice doesn't apply to the president because there's no evidence but if you apply it to loretta lynch, there's a good case that she not only engaged in obstruction of justice because there was a lie attached to what she was insisting comey say publicly but there's also misconduct of office. using federal agency for political purpose. that should be investigated. >> sean: let me go to jay. she bleached it. she destroyed -- she signed off on 20% of uranium going to putin. >> and the fbi didn't do anything about it. they cleared her. >> sean: statue of limitations, my friend. >> james comey became judge and jury in that case. the attorney general is not capable. while it should have gone to the deputy attorn

joining me, gregg jarrett.with these latest leaks being reported by "the washington post." namely that the special counsel quoting again to the post, using anonymous sources, that the special counsel is broadening his investigation to include an unprecedented charge if it is true, for the first time ever, obstruction of justice. gregg: according to "the washington post" it's obstruction of justice for also the firing of comey by the president. think about what's going on here. you have one of the close personal friend of comey deciding whether the president obstructed justice for firing his close long-time friend, ally and partner. the special counsel statute says you must disqualify yourself under those circumstance it says personal relationship with any person substantially involved in the investigation or the prosecution you shall disqualify yourself. so if mueller has a fidelity to the law and to ethics, he mist resign. it's incomprehensible to me that he was ever selected. everybody knew comey was going to

joining me, gregg jarrett.th these latest leaks being reported by "the washington post." namely that the special counsel quoting again to the post, using anonymous sources, that the special counsel is broadening his investigation to include an unprecedented charge if it is true, for the first time ever, obstruction of justice. gregg: according to "the washington post" it's obstruction of justice for also the firing of comey by the president. think about what's going on here. you have one of the close personal friend of comey deciding whether the president obstructed justice for firing his close long-time friend, ally and partner. special counsel statute says you must disqualify yourself under those circumstance it says personal relationship with any person substantially involved in the investigation or the prosecution you shall disqualify yourself. so if mueller has a fidelity to the law and to ethics, he mist resign. it's incomprehensible to me that he was ever selected. everybody knew comey was going to be th

jay sekulow, the founder of skybridge capital, anthony scaramucci and gregg jarrett. s start with you and let's go over these issues in terms of the legality. u.s. code 4. 641. >> yep. gregg has done a great job on reporting on 18 u.s. code for 4. he had an obligation to go to the defense of the department of justice to at least have a file open and report this. if you don't do it, it's a crime. obviously he did not think it was obstruction of justice. number two, let's look at what took place here. the director of the federal bureau of investigation has a meeting with the president of the united states. he takes notes from those meetings and does not release them to anyone at that time. he puts them in the drawer in his office. he does this in his fbi vehicle on an fbi computer. and it saves it. puts it in the drawer. it is going to save it for late later. he gets terminated. left and right, we are calling for his termination. we were in the middle of the election. what he did with outrageous. take it a step further. he sensed the memo to a friend of his who was a con

that is why our colleague and friend gregg jarrett is calling it all out. according to greg, comey and mueller's relationship may violate two federal laws. here's the first one. disqualification arising from personal or political relationship. that is what we are describing with comey and mueller's relationship. the next law, conduct and accountability. they said that the attorney general fire a special counsel if he or she has a conflict of interest. that's not all. it gets even worse and more outrageous. several outlets have reported the key people on mueller's investigation team have actually donated to the democrats. that is why we are calling for this special counsel to be shut down. by the way, that brings us to the real scandal that has been it completely ignored by the media, by the democrats, and the fact is this. the former attorney general, loretta lynch, tried to obstruct justice by interfering the fbi's claim to an email server investigation. here is how james comey described it last week in front of this very same committee. take a look. >> th

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that is why our colleague and friend gregg jarrett is calling it all out. according to greg, comey and mueller's relationship may violate two federal laws. here's the first one. disqualification arising from personal or political relationship. that is what we are describing with comey and mueller's relationship. the next law, conduct and accountability. they said that the attorney general fire a special counsel if he or she has a conflict of interest. that's not all. it gets even worse and more outrageous. several outlets have reported the key people on mueller's investigation team have actually donated to the democrats. that is why we are calling for this special counsel to be shut down. by the way, that brings us to the real scandal that has been ital completely ignored by the media, by the democrats, and the fact is this. the former attorney general, loretta lynch, tried to obstruct justice by interfering the fbi's claim to an email server investigation. here is how james comey described it last week in front of this very same committee. take a look. >>

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the big news out of washington, d.c., we have gregg jarrett also joining him. gentlemen, a slam dunk on the russia part. and i understand what gregg is saying with respect to flynn and his interpretation. but we do have a special counsel there, and they did have another private session. what do you think? does it move forward at all or is this still a media -- is it more about the media hype than reality? >> it's more about hype. this is the day the russian collusion died. the fairytale came to an end. >> this russian collusion thing is dying out, we areoing to go toward obstruction. so i think that's the next fairytale that's going to die. he feels complete think vindicated. i think the biggest thing that came out today, if you want to talk collusion, obstruction of justice. comey and lower let -- comey ana lynch on the hillary clinton case. james comey was the leaker. he bank show it off one of his friends, but he was the leaker to the press of these memos. but the whole narrative has shifted from collusion to obstruction. the thing that's interesting to me ab

gregg jarrett is here. he's got the intel. >>> and president trump will be meeting with top republican lawmakers in the next hour to get his pro-growth agenda back on track. but how can the president get anything done when you've got the mainstream media, you've got the left, and you've even got people in the intelligence community all working to undermine you simultaneously? we are on it. >>> plus, president trump says enough with being politically correct. if we want to protect our country, our citizens, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries. is he right? we are asking a survivor of islamic terror. >>> but first, i want to go to adam shapiro for the latest on that nsa contractor, 25 years old, and she was no fan of donald trump's, adam. >> reporter: no fan of donald trump's. in fact, she has on social media used the term resist. but let's get into who this woman is, because 25-year-old reality lee winter is going to be back in court thursday. the fbi arrested her saturday, june 3rd. she was

here to discuss is elizabeth harrington and gregg jarrett.estion more or less said she framed her encounter with bill clinton, the hammering and the investigation into hillary clinton in certain ways seem more like obstruction than anything i have seen with respect to president trump and the russians. >> that was one of the most important things we learned from james comey testimony. loretta lynch was using the parking points of the hillary clinton campaign when she was with the department of justice. she said let's just call it a matter. though comey said it made him feel queazy. he still followed her orders and he didn't object to it. and he went ahead with clinton talking points. the tarmac meeting with bill clinton need to be investigated further because we never got answers on this. it looks like that investigation into clinton's email server was politicized. charles: the tarmac incident was the height of arrogance and felt like it broke all kind of laws and certainly protocol. gregg: the proximity of that tarmac meeting between clinton

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[laughter] >> his name is gregg jarrett and we're wheeling him in as we speak and sitting him down aspeak and he's got a microphone on, i'm going to ask him, look, i think that the democrats will try to push the idea that our president obstructed justice and that that is an impeachable offense and this is just like watergate. i think the argument seems to center on whether or not our president pressured, exerted pressure on james comey to walk away from the investigation of general flynn and your point is? >> pressure is not enough. look, the statement as it stands, james comey's prepared testimony does not constitute obstruction of justice, instead it largely exonerates the president. here is why. if you look closely at the obstruction statute, it requires the president to have acted corruptly. with that, the statute defines what that is. it is lies, bribery, threats, withholding or concealing eviden evidence, destruction of documents. com comey doesn't present that in the statements and therefore it's not obstruction of justice. hoping or wishing it's there, is not the same as issui

who better than gregg jarrett, our legal eagle and crackerjack anchor. me clear through this, does comey face headaches here? >> he certainly does. he said the memo that was personal property. no it is not. federal records management act it is property of the government. anything you do during the scope of your employment it is theirs, and you can not convert it for your own use. if you do, that is violation of a federal felony statute, 18 usc 641. you can not convert it to your own use and then convey it or sell it to somebody else. and that is 10 years behind bars if convicted. he also might have violated a federal felony statute called leaking of unclassified information, because that makes it a crime if you convey anything that deals even remotely with national security and while the memo may not, it is certainly part of a larger investigation that does deal directly with national security, russian interference. so neil, he could be in a world of hurt here legally. if he intends to represent himself, given his track record and judgment on the law, he

joining me now to discuss gregg jarrett and tom fitton. let me ask you first, this is the moment of truth, the moment we have all sort have been waiting for. not too long ago earlier today senator graham said he thinks this whole thing is going to turn into a hit job or could turn into a hit job on president trump. your thoughts? >> certainly the reports and comey has been fired about his disgust for the president shows that he doesn't like him and doesn't like to testify in a way to make the president look good but that's neither here or there politically and frankly that will probably make call me look bad if he betrays confidences. i don't think the white house should prevent comey from testifying even though they have probably a legal leg to stand on. a legal right to but if comey is smart he will testify generally about his impressions from the meetings with the president without disclosing the specifics of what he was told. you just cannot have fbi detractors betraying confidences like that and comey despite his biases against the pr

trish: joining me right now fox news anchor and former defense attorney gregg jarrett. gregg, the president tweeted out i'm being investigated for, and then his attorney is saying no, he is not being investigated for anything. what is it? >> well i think it is reasonable of the president was reacting to this huge "washington post" story in which they had alleged based on five sources i believe, anonymously, that he was being investigated for obstruction of justice. then there was media hysteria over the whole thing for several days. the president was just reracketting to those allegations. i don't think anybody knows except robert mueller and rod rosenstein, the acting attorney general on the matter whether he is being investigated for obstruction. maybe he is, maybe he isn't. tris wou at some point it would get back to trump? >> no, it would not, unless you receive a target letter. it is questionable whether you can charge a president while in office. the law on that is rather ambiguous. trish: it is possible they could be digging around, not tell him about it? >> could

welcome to the second hour of it happening now, i am gregg jarrett in for jon scott. >> heather: and am heather childers. the president expected to lay out a plan for restriction of the communist regime. that will mark a huge reversal from the obama administration, rolling back its historic opening with savannah. john roberts is live on the north long. what can we expect from the president in a moment? >> the president as he pointed out has been very critical of the policy that he believes is nothing more than an unsuccessful appeasement policy, he plans on tightening the screws in the castro regime, demanding they make democratic reforms. "he will reinstate restrictions on tourism and personal travel to cuba, it's an organization called gaesa. he still wants cruise ships to dock there and aircraft to land there. cuba releases. prisoners, holds free and fair elections, this policy changes during a bone to the hard-line cuban-americans who supported him in last november's election, such as marco rubio. they are at the forefront of all of this. a lot of people who were involved in the

according to my colleague, gregg jarrett, comey and mueller's relationship. may violate two laws. it gets worse. mueller's investigative team. and he hired three people who donated to democrats, clinton and obama, and the very same lawyer that represented hillary clinton. speaking by the way of the clintons, we know hillary clinton committed a felony with her email scandals. if the democrats wantt to talk about collusion, let's takea a look at the collusion with vladimir putin, uranium one, 20% of the material to make nuclear weapons. as secretary of state, she signed off on a waiver giving 20% of that uranium to putin, all while people involved in that deal were funneling millions of dollars back to the clinton foundation. there you go, russian conspiracy. and her husband double speaking fees in moscow. by the way, what we are seeing now. this is so deep, it's a deep state.at they want retribution. this is now about an unelected part of your government, looking to overturn the results of a duly u elected president. by the way, whoever leaked this information to "the washington po

according to my colleague, gregg jarrett, call me comey ad mueller's relationship.hired three people who donated to democrats, clinton and obama, and the very same lawyer that represented hillary clinton. speaking by the way of the clintons, we know hillary clinton committed a felony with her email scandals. if the democrats want to talk about collusion, let's take a look at the collusion with vladimir putin, uranium one, 20% of the material to make nuclear weapons. as secretary of state, she signed off on a waiver giving 20% of that uranium to putin, all while people involved in that deal were funneling millions of dollars back to the clinton foundation. there you go, russian conspiracy. and her husband double speaking fees in moscow. by the way, what we are seeing now. this is so deep, it's a deep state. they want retribution. this is now about an unelected part of your government, looking to overturn their results of a duly elected president. by the way, whoever leaked this information to "the washington post," unnamed sources, five of them, they need to be arres

according to my colleague, gregg jarrett, call me comey ad mueller's relationship.hired three people who donated to democrats, clinton and obama, and the very same lawyer that represented hillary clinton. speaking by the way of the clintons, we know hillary clinton committed a felony with her email scandals. if the democrats want to talk about collusion, let's take a look at the collusion with vladimir putin, uranium one, 20% of the material to make nuclear weapons. as secretary of state, she signed off on a waiver giving 20% of that uranium to putin, all while people involved in that deal were funneling millions of dollars back to the clinton foundation. there you go, russian conspiracy. and her husband double speaking fees in moscow. by the way, what we are seeing now. this is so deep, it's a deep state. they want retribution. this is now about an unelected part of your government, looking to overturn their results of a duly elected president. by the way, whoever leaked this information to "the washington post," unnamed sources, five of them, they need to be arres

gregg jarrett joins me live in studio. there was a little bit of contradiction between what former f.b.i. director james comey said and what jeff sessions said about that meeting in february where the former f.b.i. director went into a location with the president by himself. greg: jeff sessions said in a gentlemanly southern way that comey is a liar. that when comey said jeff sessions just stood there in silence when i complained about meeting privately with the president, sessions said it didn't happen that way. and he recited what he told james comey. comey has credibility problems primarily because we know he's a leaker after railing against leaks most of his professional career. kennedy: , and comey himself, how often those three names have combined in "new york times" stories. gregstories.gregg: we learned jf sessions collude with nobody, and he has endured a public thrashing over nothing. kennedy: he gave certain senators some pushback including ron wyden and kamala harris. sessions was supposed to be in legal jeopar

joining us, sarah carter and attorney gregg jarrett.i read through your revelations, i see an acting fbi director who is in a bubble and may not survive. >> yeah, i know there's a lot of concern with senior lawmakers. they are looking into this and i'm sure they're going to be asking the department of justice to answer questions about these investigations and where these investigations are now. just looking at the case on its face, not only was there a high jack allegations, and we know there is a sexual suit pending, but we know there were improper campaign donations as well. >> sean: this seems to be the biggest problem. but, $700,000, his wife is in a race, he's involved in the russia probe, and he is getting his money from who, the clinton's best friend. >> that's right. at the time, he was also under investigation for his own campaign contributions, and that just disappeared and went to the wayside. so, there are a lot of questions. there are a lot of conflicts of interest. a lot of political things happening on the backside that w

gregg jarrett has a piece talking about why he feels she should recuse herself.redicted this would be a problem when she came out and spoke politically about the election. here it is. >> eric: you did. a lot of jaws dropped when she did that. as you well know, the only way she's going to be able to be taken off the case is if she recuse yourself. she can't be told to get off. when she did that, didn't she open yourself up to judicial activism, judicial bias on everything that she decides that's a far right, far left debate, like this? trump travel ban, it's got his name on it. she already said i don't trust them, i don't like it. >> kat: she didn't think she would be in this position, which is why she said it. there was a couple people at the network that predicted it. i wasn't one of them. she clearly didn't think so. >> eboni: even if you thought trump was a long shot. >> kat: bad move on her part. people love her. she's a pop culture icon. the kids walk around in brooklyn with the little shirts. look at me and my cool shirt. she is very popular. i don't see an

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. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. lawmakers offering prayers and support for the field and president trump even sending his encouragement from the white house. the >> by playing tonight, you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence, or assaults on our democracy. the game will go on. >> gregg: and go on a dated. with "the star-spangled banner" taking on a very special meanin meaning. ♪ >> heather: an extraordinary night at the ballpark and here is the wrap of the game and congressman scalise's condition. >> for the first time since steve's glaze was hospitalized, we got our first tidbit, just a smidgen of good news and it comes in the form of a statement released by the hospital last night. it says earlier today steve's glaze underwent a second surgery related to his internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg. he remains in critical condition, but has improved in the last 24 hours. the congress men will require additional operations and will be in the hospital for some time

fox news anchor attorneyy gregg jarrett, charlie kirk, founder and executive director of turning point usa. geraldo, i begin with you. this isn't funny anymore. this is beyond unhinged. this is a danger. >>>> i was thinking a lot about johnny depp is going through a troubled period in his life. let me say that i hope that this is a function of that rather than a sincere desire to threaten the life of the president and by referencing john wilkes booth in the end assassination of president abraham lincoln. i think it's horrifying. i think it's sloppy. i think it slow down, arrogant, obnoxious, and this is my main point. it is also may be illegal. it could be criminal. it is illegal to threaten the president of the united states. previous courts decisions have found that humor or satire can be a defense to that, but i'll tell you a good way to stop these people from making these threats or these overt acts like the shakespeare in the theater stabbing of a president trump a.k.a. julius caesar, how the secret service which is charged with the safety and sent today of the president to visit

gregg jarrett, thank you. a blimp catches fire and crashes during the opening round of the u.s. open. the advertising airship going down in an open field. about a half a mile from the u.s. open golf tournament. just getting underway in wisconsin. fox business networks liz claimant is there. what do you see? >> i'll tell you something. we were on the 14th hole here at aaron hills. this is a golf course, it's about an hour outside of milwaukee, and suddenly there was chatter that the blimps had gone down. we'd seen the blimp earlier. it's one of the full-size blimps, so we went running and we heard that it was out by a field. it's about a mile out. we jumped in the car, we ran out there. i think you have some video up there. indeed, we have the blimp come down. it was sitting in a field of hay and they were pouring water on it because it could've exploded and as we understood it, we have rushed out there on the pilots had escaped but with burns. they were rushed to the hospital. we did see an ambulance. i spoke to witness the specifically told me he ran out there. he was working o

joining me with his thoughts, fox news anchor and former defense attorney gregg jarrett. >> you did say yesterday. trish: i have been saying for a while. i don't get it. if i were him, i would sure as heck, and he doesn't like the idea that robert mueller is buds with james comey. james comey of all the people he goes out to hire, he can't find people that haven't donated to democratic campaigns? >> the whole thing kind of stinks, doesn't it? here is the deal, if mueller is looking at obstruction of justice, there is star witness and only one, it is mull letter's good close, long time personal and professional friend, james comey. you can't be sitting judgment of the president when the only witness against the president is your good close personal friend. that is a conflict of interest. it is in the special counsel statute that says you must disqualify yourself and step aside, get somebody who is fair and impartial instead. but you know, mueller hasn't done that. so it invites the question, maybe there is no obstruction investigation of the president. the alternative, is there ulterior

gregg jarrett joins me now, he is an attorney and a fox news anchor.said that we are focused on now that might be meaningful? >> her statements in three separate interviews were stunning and unprecedented, in one interview with the associated press and another with "the new york times" she said the following. "i cannot imagine what the country would be with donald trump as our president. for the country it could be four years, for the court it could be -- i don't even want to contemplate that." and then she added what her husband likely would have said. "now it's time for us to move to new zealand." that's bad enough. days later in a cnn interview she said of candidate trump "she is he is a faker, he really has an ego, how has he gotten away with not turning over his tax returns?" those words reflect a clear bias or prejudice and in fact a personal animosity against the man who would become president. it was out right reckless because he was about to be the nominee when she uttered those words and she had to have known that his decisions or orders woul

fox's gregg jarrett is looking into this.ou're saying that robert mueller in charge of this investigation is going to resign? >> if this is true, he must resign, you may not serve if you have a personal relationship with any person substantially involved in the investigation or prosecution. comey is that person substantially involved. they're long time, close, personal friends, allies, colleagues, partners, in a variety of cases. they're mentor-protege. under the professional code of responsibility, mueller must resign, the not optional. stuart: and what the immonument clause. >> i read the law, that's legally stupid, which is a term of art among us lawyers. it's to conifer of benefit accepting money from a foreign state. the president's businesses pre exist his presidency, so it doesn't apply. stuart: in your opinion, is this legalized political harassment? >> absolutely. stuart: of our president by the left? >> absolutely. and this is the third lawsuit against the president and they're all specious. stuart: this mueller's m