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david: joining us author of witch-hunt, gregg jarrett.code sotomayor political basis disqualify her. >> no, they kept qualify under u.s. code or code of judicial conduct. that involves things of outcome or a relative involves in the case. this is sotomayor expresses an opinion, she politicizes it in a dissenting opinion. justices do that all of the time. thomas did it a few months ago, scalia did it all of the the ti. >> i don't really understand what the president is trying to achieve, i feel if you make that argument that sotomayor and ginsberg are bias against him. could you make that same argument the others are bias today him. >> all federal judges, including justices are political ash appointment, you, say they have different judicial philosophies, they are borne of political views. and every time the president does something he gets sued. and a judge issues an injunctiontio to stop the president, he has to go to supreme court to lift those where he successes, the bias is most pronounced in lower district courts. >> i'm only a lawye

here with reaction, gregg jarrett and sarah carter, this is big and important on top of what we learneds woke and on top of now lindsey graham is bringing in 21 people. >> right. and there's three provisions in particular, sean. there's the roving wiretapping. section 215 and the lone wolf provision. that's what they're reviewing. the battle is over section 215 which does allow the nsa to collect met that data. that's all of our phone records, texts, who we talk to, not the content of those messages. think about this. what happened to carter page is only what we know of. we don't know how many other fisa warrants have been altered or changed or anything added to them. so this is the reason why the fisa court under rosemary collier was demanding that they reviewed the fisas and the reason why michael horowitz is asking to review them as well. the big night the next two weeks, right around march 14 as the sunset clause, whether or not congress will stick to their guns and not allow fisa to renew or will they allow a renewal based on what mitch mcconnell wants and based on what attorney ge

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.onday lou declared the coronavirus a pandemic. now it has spread to at least 56 countries. despite the threat, the world health organization refuses to call it a pandemic but opting to increase their risk assessment globally to very high. the spread of the virus, the dow dropped 12%. the s & p down 11.5%. the nasdaq declined.5% as all -- declined 11.5% as well. on his way to south carolina president trump weighed in on the markets saying he does not believe the drop is solely due to coronavirus fears. president trump: it's the unknown. they look at it and say how long will this last? i think they are not happy with the democrat candidates. i think that has an impact. and we think we are going to win. we think we'll win easily. but you never know. but i think basically it's the unknown a little bit. but i feel confident. gregg: we have more from the new york stock exchange. reporter: the coronavirus rattling the markets that left all three indices in correction. it was the worst week on

so my question, and i will start with you, gregg jarrett, on the legal side here is: okay now it seems is also looking into the outsourcing of spying against americans to friendly nations to circumvent american law. that's the next shoe to drop. am i wrong. >> no. i think you are absolutely right. no coincidence that all of those things are happening simultaneously. and, for example, you know, it's impossible for the department of justice to drop criminal charges for lying and at the same time prosecute mike can flynn who told the truth. you know, there is a summary of the 302 fbi reports ever the interview of mike can philip i recite them in my book chapter 8. it states flip told the truth. flynn did not lie. the agent who interviewed flynn concluded he was telling the truth. and so, you know, i would predict that his plea will be withdrawn at which point the department of justice, in the interest of justice will drop the charges against michael flynn. he should never have been charged by robert mueller's team of political partisans. >> sean: and what alan dershowitz has admitted to i

gregg jarrett, look at unequalce justice and of the law.ng about hillary clinton and the espionage act. with hillary clinton paying for a dirty russian dossier, and going after julian assange, why don't we go after her?ng because we know she paid for russian lies. bill barr formend attempting reforms of fisa. i am no fan of fisa. frankly, it ought to be abolished. it has been used routinely by the fbi and doj to abuse people's fourth amendment righ rights. barr wants to reform it. hey, i've seen that film before, i know how it turns out. there have been attempts at reforms before. they don't work because the fbi simply circumvents them and violates them with impunity. they cannot be trusted.ug frankly, we are to just get rid of fisa. >> sean: we need that tool. we need the tools -- >> i know we do. p>> sean: we just need people not to turn them on the american people. >> right, right, sean. and we need to protect the fourth amendment. ct>> sean: we trust these people, that is why this is so -- they are not held accountable. and i believe ba

as well as fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, andwe sara carter. this is what we know. dossier. we were all right about all of this. we know premeditated fraud on a fisa court.t. that's another crumb. the attorney general said his office a couple weeks ago yeah those warrants never should have happened. they took away carter page's rights. spying on a president's campaign, transition team, et cetera, all happen. a candidate. so my question, and i will start withow you, gregg jarrett, onn the legal side here is: okay now it seems like he is also looking into the outsourcing of spying against americans to friendly nations to circumvent american law. that's what i think is the next shoe to drop. am i wrong? >> no. i think you are absolutely right. it's no coincidence that all of those things are happening simultaneously. and, for example, you know, it's impossible for the department of justice to drop criminal charges for lying and atat the same time prosecute michael flynn, who told the truth. you know, there is a summary of the 302 fbi reports of the interview of mike ca

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gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. the coronavirus pandemic is worsening. as the virus spreads, so do fears. concerns continuing to rock global stock markets. the dow, the nasdaq, the s & p plummeting 4%. each of them suffering the biggest point drop in their history. the trump administration doing its part to alleviate concerns and reassure the american people it's fully committed to defeating the virus. vice president mike pence meeting with the president's coronavirus task force telling them that this is an all hands on deck situation. the vice president telling sean hannity tonight, president trump is rising above partisanship to attack the coronavirus. >> the president directed me to reach out. i spoke to speaker pelosi and senator schumer. >> how did those conversations go? >> they were good conversations. the president said to me, i want you to reach out to the republican and democrat leadership. we want to push politics aside. we want to make sure we get resources we need to respond to this to make sure the cdc

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.onday lou declared the coronavirus a pandemic. now it has spread to at least 56 countries. despite the threat, the world health organization refuses to call it a pandemic but opting to increase their risk assessment globally to very high. the spread of the virus, the dow dropped 12%. the s & p down 11.5%. the nasdaq declined.5% as all -- declined 11.5% as well. on his way to south carolina president trump weighed in on the markets saying he does not believe the drop is solely due to coronavirus fears. president trump: it's the unknown. they look at it and say how long will this last? i think they are not happy with the democrat candidates. i think that has an impact. and we think we are going to win. we think we'll win easily. but you never know. but i think basically it's the unknown a little bit. but i feel confident. gregg: we have more from the new york stock exchange. reporter: the coronavirus rattling the markets that left all three indices in correction. it was the worst week on

gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carter, former u.s. attorney. gregg. >> while, the president has come as you point out, first amendment rights of free expression. it's one of the things that the americans like about him. he is allowed to say, wait a minute, this is unfair. this is a miscarriage of justice. it's a point well-taken. but democrats and the mainstream media are launching this brazen assumption that trump directed barr. and the department of justice to alter the sentencing recommendations, and that's not what happened. in fact, barr pointed that out today. he said these rogue, overzealous prosecutors misrepresented to him what they were going to do, and when he found out about it, he took action to correct the mistake. that's what you want in a good attorney general.. >> sean: i think that's well said. let me ask you, sara carter. from your point of view, you talked to the justice department. >> well, look, sean, the democrats threat to basically impeach president trump again is like ripping this nation apart at the thread. and you mad

joining me now, was, with sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel and gregg jarrett, fox newsegal analyst. let's start with you. we thought, and yet we knew there was going to be something that happened today. we all predicted that tonight even though trump won. look, it's over, they won but what sorts of stunts could the democrats pull between now and that wednesday vote? >> they were lying on "the new york times." this is impeachment on "the new york times" based on an anonymous hearsay multiple hearsay witnesses who actually haven't read bolton's book. look, even if you assume that president trump for the sake of argument wanted a quid pro quo to investigate the bidens, it is still not an impeachable offense because the president had a legitimate public interest reason to ask ukraine to look into the bidens' conduct. anybody seriously arguing that joe and hunter biden's conduct here isn't objectively suspicious and warranted an investigation. by any reasonable standard, it did. this is a kid who is making a million dollars a year in exchange for nothing with no expertise, t

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.ared the coronavirus a pandemic. now it has spread to at least 56 countries. despite the threat, the world health organization refuses to call it a pandemic but opting to increase their risk assessment globally to very high. the spread of the virus,

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs.ning. as the virus spreads, so do fears. concerns continuing to rock global stock markets. the dow, the nasdaq, the s & p plummeting 4%. each of them suffering the biggest point drop in their history. the trump administration doing its part to alleviate concerns and reassure the american people it's fully

. [♪] gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. now it has spread to at least 56 countries. despite the threat, the world health organization refuses to call it a pandemic but opting to increase their risk assessment globally to very high. the spread of the virus, the

joining us with reaction, author of the best seller witch hunt, gregg jarrett.fox news contributor sara carter. okay, beyond the corruption, that speaks for itself in the tarmac. i understand the president [inaudible] it siknly pple that got held accountable are supporters of the president. we know premeditated fisa court. we know the dirty dossier. we know they spied on campaign, transition team and president. we know that there was outsourcing and spying. why did anybody get held accountable here? >> that's a great question. i wish i knew the answer to it, but it appears to me there is a two-tiered system of justice. selective prosecution, unequal justice under the law. the best example of that is andrew mccabe, who like not once but four times. three times under oath. then admitted that he had lied to the fbi. if the department of justice has decided not to hold him accountable. my sources -- >> sean: my sources say that number one is going to be hard to get an indictment, a conviction in the d.c. circuit. and they are much bigger -- that barr already has it