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joining me now, our legal analyst gregg jarrett.e have a list of issues, the judge standing up for the wall. >>l he got the law right, i presume he read the law. lou: think about how many federal district court judges have not gotten it right. he stands tall amongst them. >> he is the exception to the rule i would say, especially out in california. >> 9th circuit. >> right. and he got it right. if there are environmental concerns, or negative environmental impact, national security and immigration trump that. pun intended. and you know, the president can issue waivers to himself. lou: now speaker ryan and majority leader mcconnell have a problem. this is a president what can build his wall no matter what they say. >> yeah, he is doing what he said he was going to do in washington, it is a novel experience. lou: one that, if ryan and mcconnell do what they are used to doing, that is ignore their constituents and those who of republican party, they will pay a huge, huge price. >> they will. lou: turn to the ig, department of justice,

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett gregg jarrett. a lot to respond to.d that once his memo came out, it would contradict everything in the republican nunes memo, it supports nothing and it corroborates everything in the nunes memo. o schiff should be embarrassed and ashamed. for example, he said the fbi and the department of justice followed the fisa laws, did everything properly. we now know that is completely untrue. they broke the fisa laws. schiff said that the fisa court will show, properly advised about the political inaction -- that is a lie, and as ♪ ♪ points out that he was lying aboutwa that. you go through every part of the memo, and it corroborateses and supports nunes' memo. >> sean: that is the point. that dossier was key, sara, no dossier, no fisa application, never mind warrant, they withheld the clinton bought and paid for part of it, everything was corroborated that a nunes and the grassley-graham memo said. everything, they corroborate. >> absolutely. the implicateve themselves. this is the fbi director, former director james comey, an

we'll take that up with gregg jarrett and jim jordan. the president issuing a new warning to north korea while hitting his presented saysors or failure to deal with the regime. retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. david: former fbi director james comey couldn't keep his opinions to himself after the release of the house intel memo. he tweeted, that's it? dishonest and misleading memo wrecked the house intel committee, destroyed trust with intelligence community, damaged relationship with fisa court, and exposed classified investigation. >> he needs to tell us when he learned that the democratic part yaint hillary clinton campaign paid for the dossier

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fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. let me start with you on the legal side.he bulk of the application, what they didn't adhere, which was in that nunes house in tall memo, steele before the election was known to hate donald trump. very important key. so the bulk of information that the fbi gave to the fisa court was the steele dossier, which we know is unverified, which comey said in january to trump was unverified, but they used it anyway. what does this tell you? >> tells you you need a calculator to add up all the various crimes that were committed by the department of justice and the fbi. they concealed vital facts to the court. they deceived the judge in getting the. warrant approval. they knew that the dossier was phony, politically motivated, they knew that steele was biased and untrustworthy and had lied. so when they signed under penalty of perjury in front of the judge that these are true and honest and credible documents, they were there for longing committing perjury, and for every lie in this eight pages that you've identified, it's a separate cr

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>> did he leak it to buzzfeed. >> sean: gregg jarrett, what is fascinating, fusion gps, the fbi, nobodyossier. then they brought it, gregg said in january of 2017 to the president-elect, it was salacious and unverified, but in october, they went before a fisa court and the bulk of that fisa application was that phony hillary clinton bought and paid forr dossier, and they never tod the fisa judge that it was hillary clinton bought and paid for. they put a footnote in that it may be political. >> is arguably six different felonies for doing that. but the kramer thing is interesting because he appeared before the intelligence committee, december 19th, and he said i know who steele's sources are. and the committee said who are they? and he said, i'm not going to tell you. so they slap him withot a subpoa to make him tell them. and now he invokes the fifth. why would he do that? maybe he doesn't know the sources and didn't tell the truth, which is why he's invoking the fifth. it's hard to know sources, sean, that don't even exist. if you knows the sources, and he's invoking the fifth to prot

sara carter and gregg jarrett weigh in next. >> sean: joining us now fox news contributor investigative reporter sara carter and fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. a lot to respond to, carter page and devin nunes. >> you know, adam schiff insisted that once his memo came out, it would contradict everything in the production nunes memo. it contradicts nothing. in fact, it supports and corroborates everything in the nunes memo. you know, schiff should be embarrassed and ashamed of himself for those representations. for example, he said the fbi and the department of justice follow president the fisa laws did everything properly. we now know that is completely untrue. they broke the fisa laws. schiff said well, the fisa court will show was properly advised about the political connections. >> sean: but why? >> that's a lie. and his memo points out he was lying about that. you go through every part of schiff's memo, and it corroborates and supports nununes' memo. >> sean: that's the point. the steele dossier was key, sara, no dossi

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>> sean: gregg jarrett, what's fascinating. fusion gps, the fbi, nobody verified the does way.d in january of 2017 to the president-elect, it was salacious and unverified. in october they went before a fisa court and the bulk of that fisa application was that phony bought and paid for dossier and they never told the fisa judge that it was hillary clinton bought and paid for. they put a footnote in, it may be political. >> it's arguably six different felonies for doing that the kramer thing is interesting. he appeared before the intelligence committee december 19th and he said i know who steele's sources are the committee said who are they? he said i'm not going to tell you. slap him with a subpoena to make him tell him now he invokes the fifth. why would he do that? maybe he didn't know the sources and tell the truth which is why he may be invoking the fifth. it's hard to know sources that don't even exist. if he knows the sources and invoking the fifth to protect them. that's an illegal use of the fifth amendment privilege. >> let me ask matt a different question, a little off

joining us now, author, attorney, david limbaugh, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. chaffetz, thank you, a, gregg for all your help in all of this with the law. let's go through these players and what we're talking about here. >> well, with hillary clinton, i counted up 16 potential crimes. but then you have to factor in 110 classified documents. you know, so you can do the multi-ification. you need a calculator for that james comey potentially he committed 8 different crimes. we need to dig out the evidence. he needs to be put under oath. he needs to be investigated. he has got his book coming out. and i read recently. >> i'm sure it will be msnbc conspiracy. >> you will find it under the fiction category. and then have you got all kinds of people as you pointed out, it looks like the fix was in and they did it for political reasons to clear hillary clinton. that's obstruction of justifiable and other crimes. >> sean: i shouldn't even call you congressman because you are a recovering politician. >> thank you. >> sean: we always love having you on fox. >> thank you.

according to fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, who has into allg a deep dive of this, two crimes have been committed in this instance. 52 u.s. code 30121, which says it is illegal to make a payment donation or trade anything of value with the foreign national in connection with any kind of election and america. remember, steele is a former british spy. he was only hired by fusion gps wants hillary clinton started picking up the tab for the trump opposition research, not before. gregg jarrett also points out 52 usc 30101, it makes it a crime to file a false or misleading campaign report. watchdog group, the campaign legal center, they've filedhe a complaint with the federal electionth commission accusing e clinton campaign and the dnc of violating campaign finance laws. for failing to disclose payments they made for this dossier. next up, disgraced former fbi director james comey. he, along with corrupt fbi agent peter strzok and other topil deputies, not rank and file, they put the fix in to save hillary clinton from prosecution when we know she committed multiple felonies as itt

sara carter, gregg jarrett, dr. good morninger and much more on this special edition hannity breaking news night. ♪ when you have a cold, stuff happens. [ dog groans ] [ coughs and sneezes ] nothing relieves more symptoms than alka seltzer plus maximum strength liquid gels. >> sean: row action from tojtd's opening monologue, fox news contributor, investigative reporter sara carter. legal analyst gregg jarrett. fos news national security strategist sebastian gorka. gregg, i'll let you respond. the only thing shocking to me is that anybody is shocked because we have been teg everybody about russia's work influence, dirty deeds in the country for a long time. the rest of the media has been literally ignoring the biggest story in their life if they can open their eyes. >> this shouldn't comes on a surprise to anybody who has read the dni report that came out a year ago in january. which they detail over the course of decades the russians and before them the soviet's efforts to sew discord and disruption and chaos in dem

attorney for the district of columbia, the fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, tom fit in. joe, it's a lot to absorb, n a t of information, but it is so telling and sad that this could happen in united states. give us your general take away. >> this is piling on in a very big way. we are headed toward a very sad ending forve the fbi and senior doj officials. mccabe is gone because christopher wray knows what's in the other emails on the other texts. mccabe was sent packing as a result of christopher wray being briefed by a number of people who have access to the investigation that is underway, which is going to lead to criminal charges againstng a number of people. what you are seeing coming out now and the text messages is just the minimum of what is available now to doj officials as they watch it sadly -- >> sean: who is going to get charged? >> i believe that several -- several -- high fbi officials will be charged criminally. it is conceivable that some doj people will also be charged criminally. >> sean: what about james comey? >> i can't answer that question because t

so much information to get out tonight, gregg jarrett remember when he, comey, met with donald trump,said it's unverified and it's is he legs. salacious. two months earlier he was arguing the opposite. they knew where this dossier came from and they never told the fisa court. criminally speaking, is he n jeopardy tonight? >> oh, absolutely. this is just proof of government corruption and it's sad. the fbi and the department of justice they concealed evidence and they deceived a federal judge. they knew this was a fabricated document. knew it was paid for by democrats and hillary clinton. they knew that the guy who authored it said he was desperate to stop trump and, yet, they used it. they signed a document in front of a judge that said we vouch for the reliability and authenticity of this document and in other words they were lying to the judge. that's a crime. 18 u.s. c 242. it's abuse of power. and it's tragic that the people that we expect to uphold and enforce the law are breaking it. this is the proof. >> sean: so, sebastian, this is what they do. they knew the dossier was false

the most serious offense under our constitution. >> sean: gregg jarrett, let's start with the new strzoke text we have out today. we're still missing the five crucial months although they have been recovered. we have a lot more coming. there is 50,000 in total. so with each new revelation it gets worse and worse for them. >> it surely does. one can bicker about the meaning of some of the vagueness in these text messages but it's abundantly clear in today's messages just reinforced it that there was such extreme political bias on the part of strzok and page. and personal animus toward donald trump the candidate and then the president that these two people should have been nowhere near the investigation and, you know, some people have said and i have watched them on other programs and said well, when mueller found out he fired strzok. well, he was on the hillary clinton case, the leader investigator, then he jumped to the trump-russia case. then he jumped to the mueller case, so for two years how much damage did he do before he was caught? south lawn sean let me ask you about this. the hou

so much information to get out tonight, gregg jarrett remember when he, comey, met with donald trump,said it's unverified and it's is he legs. salacious. two months earlier he was arguing the opposite. they knew where this dossier came from and they never told the fisa court. criminally speaking, is he n jeopardy tonight? >> oh, absolutely. this is just proof of government corruption and it's sad. the fbi and the department of justice they concealed evidence and they deceived a federal judge. they knew this was a fabricated document. knew it was paid for by democrats and hillary clinton. they knew that the guy who authored it said he was desperate to stop trump and, yet, they used it. they signed a document in front of a judge that said we vouch for the reliability and authenticity of this document and in other words they were lying to the judge. that's a crime. 18 u.s. c 242. it's abuse of power. and it's tragic that the people that we expect to uphold and enforce the law are breaking it. this is the proof. >> sean: so, sebastian, this is what they do. they knew the dossier was false

charlie hurt and gregg jarrett are among our guests monday. join melissa francis and me on "after the bell." >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that looks at the week that was and position you folk the week ahead. coming up, the ceo of cantor fitzgerald howard lutnick. but first connell mcshane standing by with the headlines, breaking down the damage, just how bad it was for stocks. >> there is no sugar coating it. this was a rough week for stocks. you can blame it on inflation, possible interest rate hikes. and maybe we went up too far too fast. but the correction is here and it came with a vengeance. the dow plunging almost 1,200 points monday. at one point we were down by nearly 1,600 points. thursday the carnage returned with the dow losing 1,000 points. that was the second biggest single day point droop. thursday saw the dow and s & p enter correction territory with both closing 10% after their record highs. friday was a volatile day. e dow off by nearl

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all of the developments with the house intel memo release and more is fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. the reasoning of the president's attorneys is to say to the special counsel, wait a minute, you should have answered all the questions you might have for the president. gregg: it's a smart leg maneuver. it's been used by prior presidents and it's meant to gain some leverage to try to convince the special counsel to limit the scope of the questioning. that's exactly what bill clinton did when was questioned by ken starr. so it was a smart move. it did work out pretty well. they were able to limit the scope. but then the president lied. as president bill clinton and his wife are prone to do, and that led to the impeachment. lou: i am thinking the attorneys must have said that damn president. this -- the effectiveness of this on the part of the trump attorneys to keep the special counsel the hell away from the president. >> when push comes to shove, the special counsel can slap the president with a grand jury subpoena. and the president would have to appear before the grand jury. the be

joining us, gregg jarrett. i not it was important to put together how important strzok is.e's not a small cog in a big wheel. to juxtapose the president's statement about never interfering in any way, shape or form, positive, end of sentence, then seeing that memo between strzok and page is disconcerting. gregg: first of all, president obama is wrong when he suggests there should never be a president involved in investigations at the fbi and department of justice. that is one of the great myths person pet waited over the last 40 years since water d mirths perpetuated over the last 40 years since watergate. now he has a conflict of interest if it involves him or one of the people directly under him. president trump doesn't seem to understand the law. david: these two people strzok and page, we know clearly hundreds of thousands of texts that were anti-trump, out to prevent donald trump from ever becoming president, if he becomes president, they had some kind of insurance policy to prevent him from staying president. in that context, for president obama to be dealing with the

action from tojtd's opening monologue, fox news >> sea joining us with reaction is sarah carter, gregg jarrett, fox news national security strategist sebastian gorka. gregg i will let you respond to everything today. the only thing shock to me is that anybody is shocked because we have been telling everybody about russia's work and dirty deeds in this country now for a long time and the rest of the media has been literally ignoring the biggest story in their life if they could open their eyes. >> this should not be a surprise to anyone who read the report that came about a year ago in january in which they detail over the course of decades the russians and before them the soviets' efforts to sow discord and chaos in democrats in america especially. but you could hear the collective groan today among democrats and the liberal media. they were so disappointed when rosenstein stepped to the podium he did not say anything about a trump/russian collusion. the fbi has been at it for a year and a half and have not found a shred of it. but don't be surprised by what happened today. this doesn't mean t

legal analyst gregg jarrett. fos news national security strategist sebastian gorka. egg, i'll let you respond. the only thing shocking to me is that anybody is shocked because we have been teg everybody about russia's work influence, dirty deeds in the country for a long time. the rest of the media has been literally ignoring the biggest story in their life if they can open their eyes. >> this shouldn't comes on a surprise to anybody who has read the dni report that came out a year ago in january. which they detail over the course of decades the russians and before them the soviet's efforts to sew discord and disruption and chaos in democracies especially america. why, they're an authorize tearian government that hates democracies. you could hear the grown across the nation from democrats and the liberal media, so disappointed when rosenstein stepped to the podium he said not a word about trump-russian collusion. the phish has been at it for a year and a half, found not a shred of it. mule hears been at it since last may and apparently hasn't found any evidence of it.

charlie hurt and gregg jarrett are among our guests monday. join >> a bloody battle for independence. a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. >> it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> but a century later, a thousand miles away, what's this? >> it was very, very dirty. the edges were tattered. >> a texas painting in west virginia? does that make sense? >> these things just don't happen. >> did the legendary artist create another canvas also worth a fortune? >> i was flabbergasted. >> we were all literally on the edge of our seats. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby here