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national security attorney bradley maas, assistant attorney general john you and molly hemingway. to all of you. this is a little bit more from the headline, some members of mister mueller's team are concerned the first narrative of the special counsel's findings, american views hardened before the investigation conclusions become public. they are talking, somebody is, we are worried that bar's letter saying no collusion, tell you what think about the report. >> the mueller probe never -- somehow we get information from people affiliated with the mueller probe. the only thing that really matters is there were no indictments, because attorney general barr told us but we would know if that were not true and there were indictments coming. that is the most important thing for this probe about russia collusion and obstruction. as for whether there may be damaging information i assumed there would be and everyone who is reasonable is preparing for that probability. this is a probe that went on for two years and they should indictments, they would write it up in a dramatic style. they do

national security attorney bradley moss, john yoo and fox news contributor mollie hemingway. to be here. >> shannon: this is a little bit more than we get from that headline. if it says some members of mr. mueller's team are concerned that because mr. barr created a first narrative of the special counsel's findings, american viewers will have hardened before the investigation's conclusions become public. apparently they are talking to "the new york times." if somebody is in saying there's a lot of bad stuff in here for the president but we are worried now that barr's letter say no collusion will taint what people think about the report. >> told that the mueller probe never looks to anybody but somehow we get information from people affiliated with the probe. in this case the only thing that really matters as there were no indictments, that is already public because attorney general barr told us, but we would know if that weren't true. we would know if there were indictments coming. if there are no indictments coming. that is the most important thing for this probe that was ab

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detail, hills dale college senior journalism fellow, fox news contributor, she very busy, very molly hemingway, welcome back. >> great to be here. kennedy: the whole load of malarkey about joe biden, asking president obama not to endorse him, i don't buy that. >> i don't, it has been a little bit uncomfortable in recent weeks, joe biden even before he entered race, he was at top of poll, both president obama and michelle obama have been really quiet about it, not offering support even when he came under attack for his handsiness. this was noticeable. to say nothing was not noisible, i thought it was -- noticeable, i thought it was funny to say, now, no, i asked him not to. kennedy: that seems like they had a conversation, and president obama saith, yo, you , i would really like to endorse you, and he said no, please, i have to win this on my own merit. >> it is going to be pretty bloobloody, i love we have 20 candidates running now, huge family brawl, crazy uncle show ijoe isready to party. kennedy: take off your shoes get out the jug of moon shine, it is getting wacky. it fascinating if you f

pitcher, mollie hemingway. i've never seen anything like this, i called him a smear squa squad. it's not just cable talkers. you are seeing people like leon panetta and chris coons, reasonable people. >> is interesting, if you want attorney general barr, he is so calm, so evenhanded. he is not saying anything extreme, just stating the facts as they are known, and contrary to what we just heard, there is no dispute about whether there was spying or not. that is a common way to describe what happened. they use multiple human informants. there were wiretap their last beer there were national security letters. there were about anything other than the trump campaign, we would all acknowledge that spying. that is a good word to use to sum up what was going on there. the media can't use that word because they were complicit in this operation in two ways. one, they perpetuated the russia collusion hoax. they accepted these leaks. if they were not critical about them at all. they claim they had all these bombshells. on one side, they gave into the whole spit on the other hand, they never

fox news contributor mollie hemingway. welcome.y democrats in congress, i wonder what if they get it and it has all kinds of stuff that's not flattering for the president? we are told it's going to be lightly redacted. do you think they're going to be pleasantly surprised question wrong >> i'm curious, they've gone so hard against mueller and barr when i think the report will be to their liking. it will be full of lots of details about, they have this elaborate obstruction theory. we know that there were no indictments of a single american for colluding with russian to steal the 26 election and we know there's a big part of it that's going to focus on the obstruction theory. even though there was no crime, the tweets and other actions complaining about the probe which we know came to nothing, that it will be evidence of obstruction. so they're going to lay it all out and i think democrats will probably have a lot they can be excited about. >> shannon: this is what congressman jerry nadler said that he's deeply troubled by reports t

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it she was married to ernest hemingway. they were highly competitive. he never forgive her for scooping him on normandy. that is an amazing story. she pretended she was a nurse. she was in all the correspondence were on the other side, she was on the beach talking to wounded soldiers. >> we have time for one more question. the rising generation is not paying as close of an attention to history as they possibly should be. i will say that that sentiment is refuted by the students who are in the room currently. some might be her under persuasion. [laughter] undoubtedlye because of their enthusiasm for the subject. it does attract students that are very interested in history and military history. that being said, there is a want toon and i don't engage with that question necessarily from a negative perspective. i want to put a more positive spin on it. and ask you what you think the most important parts of likes legacy or our d-day conversation. what do you think of the most important part of that that should be conveyed to the next generation and how do yo

tomorrow night on the show, molly hemingway, christian quite whiten, we're all very fortunate, so grade southern border rages on. armed cartels smuggling drugs and illegal immigrants into the united states, murderers in mexico soaring to record levels. mexican troops intruding on american soil. president trump calling out the radical dimms for doing absolutely nothing to straighten out this nation's immigration laws. >> congress must also act to fix, however, our horrible obsolete weak pathetic immigration laws. they're seeing the drugs and they're seeing the human trafficking.

joe biden may be considered an early front runner for the democratic spot on the second but molly hemingway editor at the federalist says he's going to have to fight like never before to win. >> people are getting behind joe biden because they think he could beat donald trump but a lot of what we know about joe biden was under this protective umbrella of president obama he didn't face a lot of scrutiny because the media were not interested in going after the obama administration. he is the front runner and has a lot of support but he has to fight for this nomination. he has to debate in advance issues and take on things so i don't think it will be handed to them on a silver platter like it was with hillary clinton four years ago. >> that video announcement is expected today at 6:00 am sharp. something else happening today, the arizona cardinals are on the clock as the nfl draft kicks off tonight. round one starts at 7:00 eastern in nashville tennessee. tyler mary is the favor to be taken first overall by the cardinals, around the out the top 5 picks are the jets, the raiders and the buccane

senior editor at the federalist molly hemingway says the media should have been more responsible. >> are a lot of things attorneys can get away with but stealing from clients is very much from upon. stealing from a victim like this is particularly frowned upon but michael avenatti was treated as a hero by many in the media. last year someone at the federalist announced he was on msnbc and cnn 200 times prior to his arrest for domestic issue, someone who has been very much elevated in national reports. i think the media should have been more responsible throughout the kavanaugh hearings and otherwise. >> reporter: avenatti made 254 tv appearances in the year leading up to his legal troubles. the us officially cutting off aid to three central american countries, the move coming as mike pence visits the border, reaffirming his support for agents on the frontline. griff jenkins live in washington as hundreds of migrants and closer to our country. >> reporter: the southern border, a second trip to arizona by mike pence, lawmakers get serious about addressing the crisis at the border. >> c

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rob: molly hemingway says the special counsel changed the legal standard. >> the obstruction issue isting because it is the majority of the report focusing on it. what is concerning is mueller changed the standard, the state are normally is your innocent until the government proves your guilt and his section on obstruction he says trump is guilty and he can't prove his innocence. that is a dangerous standard to put for someone. if he thinks he has the goods on him he should've called him. he didn't charge him. he was free to make much a out of this but the american people tolerated the russia investigation and all of the mess that caused, the idea that they will now be tolerant of an obstruction probe seemed this was an attack not just on the president but the people who elected him. jillian: democrats vowing their own oversight investigation after mueller left it up to attorney general bar to declare no obstruction. rob: the president's attorney rudy giuliani speaking out in the wake of the release of this report. >> this president has been treated unfairly. the victories no collusio

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. >> junius molly hemingway, fox news contributor and senior journals and fellow at hillsdale college. sarah fisher, media reporter for axios and jessica tarlov a fox news contributor. when they were pushing for impeachment to remove president trump from office, you could understand the goal. now it seems to be, we cannot kick him out of office this way but we have a moral duty to punish him. >> the real problem here is that the media have no credibility to talk about this issue at all.they spent the last couple of years falling into the special conspiracy theory. there are thousands of stories, liberal commentary also participated in this delusional thinking. then it came out that the mueller report and without a single indictment for instruction, for collusion and the continuing with this narrative. so it does not make sense because there's no actual, there will be no conviction in the senate but also it is part of the bigger problem is his lack of credibility in the media and liberal commentary. >> nancy pelosi does not want impeachment. most of the 2020 candidates do not want impe

mollie hemingway points out that. pereira -- the confessions are d but they should be applauded.out trump. it was simply trauma. i went through similar stuff. stepping back allows one to see that taking politics to personally cloud your thinking. suddenly everyone is racist or everyone is sexist or everyone is colluding but for you at home, this is not a problem because the personal isn't political, meaning politics is just one store in the strip mall of life so when that store closes you have other stores to go to. family, hobbies, the outside world. that is life. but if politics is personal, then life is like jango. pull out politics and it can all come tumbling down. people like chelsea are putting their lives back together again. we should wish them well. i think she should be applauded for her honesty definitely. >> dana: everyone is going through something. everyone you see, they have something going on. everybody knows what you're going through. remember, we say politics is not who you are. you might be what you talk about and what you're interested in but politics is not

us attorney in the southern district of new york nelson cunningham and fox news contributor molly hemingwaywhen i see those passionate thoughts from two members of democrats in congress i wonder, all kinds of stuff in it that is not flattering for the president and it will be lightly rejected. will they be pleasantly surprised? >> they have gone so hard against mueller and bar, the report will be to their liking. i think it will be full of lots of details, they have this elaborate obstructions theory, we know there were no indictments of a single american for colluding with russia to steal the 2016 election and there is a big part of it that will focus on the obstructions theory. even though there was no crime, tweets and other actions complaining about this probe as we know came to nothing will be evidence of obstruction so they will a it out and democrats will have a lot to be excited about. shannon: this is what congressman jerry nadler of the house judiciary committee said tonight he is deeply troubled by reports the white house is being briefed on the mueller report ahead of its releas

mollie hemingway and charles lane opinion writer for the "washington post".ts. >> i think the president has it right. this isn't about more transparency or asearch for the truth. this is about keeping this political narrative alive for the 2020 campaign. more redactions or testimony from don mcgahn won't change anyone's mind. if you believe that the trump administration was conspiring with russia to steal the election and unredacted mueller report won't change your mind. if you believe trump wanting to fire mueller is evidence of an obstruction of justice, don mcgahn's testimony is not going to change your mind. this is political theater. >> bret: here is chairman cummings on the next moves. >> we'll hold a vote to hold them in contempt and then we'll check with house congressional counsel to see where we go from there. the republicans need to cooperate with us to make sure this president does not trample on the constitution. >> bret: this battle is going to last awhile it seems, chuck. and potentially get you closer and closer to election day. >> you know, i

fox news judicial analyst andrew napolitano, mollie hemingway, and anna palmer, also the coauthor ofill to die on," the future of transamerica. a great reader we'll talk about that in just a bit. what do you think about this case now? >> i agree with the argument that was just made by congresswoman gabbert from hawaii. this is a case about free speech, a case about punishing journalists. a journalist who revealed information devastating to what the united states had been saying and lying about. it was truthful information that the people in a free democracy have a right to know. it was a crime committed? yes! the crime was committed by chelsea manning. it was charge , until president obama decided to commute her sentence. that was the crime. the crime is the theft of the information, not the receipt of it by a generalist and its publication. can you help the thief get the information to you? of course you can. like "the new york times" did with daniel ellsberg and the washington court did with daniel ellsberg in the supreme court upheld the privilege. >> bret: this is the secretary o

mollie hemingway, executive director of the georgetown institute of politics and politics cofounder andnt . britt, you have been kind of absorbing all of this today. you heard the interviews earlier . you're thoughts on this day and what stands out. >> it's interesting to hear wha he said about impeachment. i think he is entirely right about that. he's not right about everything but i think he's right about that. that does not mean however that they're going to take this obstruction of justice matter and beat trump over the head with it to the extent they can. there's a legal argument you ca hear being outlined that says this the only reason that he di not find obstruction of justice is because he was bound by justice department policy not t charge a sitting president and therefore he could not in fairness he couldn't make an accusation without delivering a indictment and because he couldn't indict, he didn't do it . the implication of that is of course that trump is indeed guilty of obstruction of justic and we're going to be hearing about that for some time now. i think that's where t

tomorrow night on the show, molly hemingway, christian quite whiten, we're all very fortunate, so grade t grade to e back. -- great to be back. lou: good evening, everybody. the crisis at the southern border rages on. armed cartels smuggling drugs and illegal immigrants into the united states, murderers in mexico soaring to record levels. mexican troops intruding on american soil. president trump calling out the radical dimms for doing absolutely nothing to straighten out this nation's immigration laws. >> congress must also act to fix, however, our horrible obsolete weak pathetic immigration laws. they're seeing the drugs and they're seeing the human trafficking. the human trafficking is like never before in our history. this is a world problem and it's happening all over the world. but for us it's through the southern border. lou: we'll have the latest on the fight for security of that southern border. former border patrol chief mark morgan joins us. >>> the radical dimms, the deep state exposed for they three-year-long controversy to try to subvert and ultimately try to overthrow the

mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist and jeff mason.ans? >> she had a very long 10-year trying to run this department and i think she handled the management of the department fairly well. the real problem we have is that we have laws that incentivize the trafficking of children. there is a limit to what you can accomplish with the underlying problem is something that nobody wants to deal with. congress has to accept that as much as i don't want to do this they might deal with some of the loopholes that are incentivizing these problems that are causing problems for the department. >> bret: theorist focus be on the scenes and how this all went down and what is behind it. >> there is because, i know molly said it was a long 10-year but it wasn't that long. she did leave with -- at a time where she wanted to stick around. what i'm hearing and what my reporting has shown is that the president was ready for a change of leadership. his most important priority is dealing with how porter and he didn't feel that enough with her and so he is ready

"the federalist" mollie hemingway has been covering this story, thanks a lot for coming.will we get done when will we get it? >> one of the big takeaways from the hearing is the report is going to come very fairly quickly, next week. there are rules that prohibit the full release of everything because there is grand jury testimony that can't legally be released. i'm a fan of full transparency, but there are limits, at least at this point. we will have much warm information in a week, but i think the underlying issue remainsss the same, which is the mueller probe ended without a single american being indicted for collusion with russia, and that is a pretty stunning end to giving how much we were led to believe that something much more dramatic would happen. >> tucker: as a postscript, a where are they now addendum to the book, i would like to know how this started and why? >> that is definitely the most interesting thing that came out of the hearing that all of these people asking tough questions, and attorney general barr have these very reasonablett respons. he said one

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designed to continue to smear him, and what we know from our own reporting, my colleague mollie hemingwayu know, now house judiciary chairman jerry nadler on the phone on the amtrak train following election day in which he said openly he wanted to try to spend up investigation to find a way to impeach justice kavanaugh. that's how toxic these debates are. >> ed: i also mentioned george mason university. here's what some students are saying that i'll give everyone a chance to respond. >> i'm a survivor of sexual assault. this decision impacted me negatively and my mental health knowing that he'll be a part of our faculty. >> i do not feel confident with someone with allegations. >> kavanaugh affects the survivors of all >> ed: "i'm not comparable with someone who has sexual assault allegations." >> she did. it was hard to hear but i could hear the pain in her voice, ed in the way that there was no process for any investigation to be had within our judicial branch, it is absolutely important that these voices are heard, that there is a forum for people to be able to express this, and we can

amy walter and molly hemingway from the federalist. a little unusual for the president to announce the attorney general's press conference. we knew it would happen at some point tomorrow. your thoughts. >> you know, this mueller report should have been good news for everyone. the whole country. no evidence that anyone in the trump campaign conspired with a foreign entity to win the election. clearly the democrats are very upset by this finding. i think what we are going to see is them combing through this report second guessing mueller's findings on no collusion, second guessing the justice department decision that there was no obstruction of justice because there was no underlying crime and you will see trump's team push back and say pick it apart all you want. doesn't change the central conclusions, no collusion and no obstruction. >> bret: we don't know if there will be a counter report from rudy giuliani and the attorneys yet. you heard tulsi gabbard on the some earlier, thinks america should move on. fox poll how did the mueller i

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mollie hemingway editor at the federal list and author of the new book freedom's detective which comesdent, when we talked about this yesterday on the panel taking a little bit different tact saying not going to close the border right away. mexico has been doing some good things. if it continues to do those good things we are good for a year. if not i'm going to impose air force on cars. is this a strategy, byron that will work? he is trying to get some sort of traction on this, there is an actual real genuine emergency on the border. the border patrol apprehended 100,000 trying to cross illegally in the month of march, that gets to about 1 million a year. which gets you back to the bad old days of the mid 2,000s. democrats are still calling it a fake emergency. and the things that he needs to do like changing our asylum situation and dealing with the large number of people coming over, not trying to avoid detection but turning themselves over to the border patrol, he can't get anything done right now, which is one of the reasons he was promoting the sections of barrier that they actua

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist" and executive director of the georgetown institute the president is serious and may be moving forward. >> so, that is a big mats is a ball to put out there. you are talking about billions and billions and billions of dollars of economic consequences for the united states. it is an extreme move. but, there is this. there is a crisis. and now everybody agrees that there is a crisis. republicans and democrats are now at a point whether you want to call that humanitarian crisis or a security crisis, everybody is there now. and i think we are getting to the point where something has got to give. something has got to give here. >> bret: 100,000 last month, possibly. mollie, the threat is real. is it designed to get mexico to get off the wall and do something from their point of view? >> i think you are seeing all of these things where we have been providing aid to different countries and working with other countries and not seeing enough in response. to say me the bigger issue is what is happening in our own congress. congress didn't want t

and mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalist.tt, you're getting a result of these tax returns coming out as we are. your thoughts as we hear susan kind of encapsulate those ten years? >> i think it's just fine that bernie sanders made all that money, and it doesn't bother me in the slightest that he's a millionaire. it is a little striking that he benefited so richly from the business tax rate afforded him by the trump tax cut, but other than that i think it's fine and perhaps in the fullness of time he will come to realize that such proceeds are worth having, worth earning and worth having a tax rate that accommodates them. >> bret: we will see. >> the profit motive seems to have stimulated him, doesn't it? >> bret: take a listen to bernie sanders before and just in the past few days. >> how does it happen that in america today we got 47 million people living in poverty and yet at the same time, we are seeing a proliferation of millionaires and billionaires? >> i won't apologize for writing a book that was number three on "the n

. >> what's interesting is hemingway technique is that he always used to say i would stop before thewell was dry in b the evening so that i knew i could have a beginning in the morning. do you ever think about that?ve >> you are the first person that has mentioned it. [laughter] >> i'm doing some real stuff here and i'm not doing it. [laughter] >> terrific questions i must say one of the things he said i always stop when i know what the next sentence is going to be so i can start the next day. that is the best piece of advice i ever got. >> it stopped a little shy of what you had that day. >> then i have the human question you are in there in that office it is 3:00 inn the anternoon, you know you are supposed to do more words but do you ever thinking here on the upper west side. i could pop out and see a movie. do you ever do that, just sneak out and see a movie and she doesn't have to know about it? [laughter] the avengers movie or something? [laughter] >> never in my entire life. >> it is a good movie. [laughter] >> i want to take the one-day come and knock on your office with prep

molly hemingway tweeted this, i imagine it is stunning and scary for clapper, his role in spreading theight scrutiny. i want to point out the willful blindness that appears to have afflicted jim comey because, again, with this dossier he told brett behr i still don't know that the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign paid for the dossier. maria: or he just lied, dagen, or he you just lied. it's as simple as that. >> let's not forget that they used an fbi asset to infiltrate the campaign. steffen halper to engage with p papadopoulos. maria: comey leaked to him. >> you have the surveillance and infiltration of the campaign, trying to set these guys up. if the democrats want to try and have this be a debate about the word -- whether it was spying or surveillance, they're going to lose that debate. most of the american public can see pretty plainly it was spying. dagen: i watched the whole thing. senator shatz, after a.g. barr used the word spying, senator shatz went back to him said i'm giving you the opportunity to rephrase that. >> why would he rephrase it? dagen: they were shocked by th

he said that if his words with a measure of presidential leadership, the american people ernest hemingway really is kind of an odd man out. finally, though, to show you how fluid the rankings are, the first time that ike was ranked , he came in 22nd, behind chester arthur. and here he is, fifth. so there's hope for fill in the blank. james buchanan. [laughter] host: to each of you, does dwight eisenhower or anyone else on this list move up into the top five or beat out abraham lincoln, george washington, etc.? guest: no one is going to beat abraham lincoln or george washington eight -- anytime soon. and franklin is quite remarkable. times,t that he won four 32, 30 6, 40, and 44, that he guided us through the great depression with his new deal programs, you know, social , we all now live in a social security america of franklin. and being the commander in chief for world war ii, facing off against not see germany and many of theing so top generals and admirals, putting them in the top slot, there's a group of books from nigel hamilton about fdr pointing out how he is the mastermind of d-da

mollie hemingway senior editor of the federalist.good morning. ed: i think back the reagan administration cabinet secretary said where do i go to get my reputation back? >> it's very important to remember that this take away of no russia collusion is very important because for the last two years and really the last three years we had this president and this administration undermined by this false narrative and it really did hurt the administration of the government. it made foreign policy more difficult. it made our department of justice completely unaccountable. and this is not -- this is not just something to move past. we were told for many years and perpetrated by many people in the media that our president was a traitor who had colluded with russia to steal the 2016 election. this report shows conclusively that there is no evidence not only that donald trump was not a traitor who include colluded with russia not a single american was indicted for colluding with russia. a lot of people are trying to move past that. a lot of peopl