i don't know michael horowitz. i know he's appointed by obama. should we believe he's going to do their job? the evidence about hillary and committing felonies and obstructing is overwhelming. any american would get convicted. the fact that they exonerated her, it's overwhelming and incontrovertible. what makes you think we'll get the truth from him? >> i think there's two things here that are very revealing. one, let me start with your question, everyone that i've spoken with, every source said i know who knows michael horowitz says this man is honor, will stick to his guns. he will be straightforward with the american people. >> a lot of people said that about mueller. >> no. we saw that with the mccabe report. he went after this one. he's going to go after comey, loretta lynch in the tarmac meeting. >> sean: strzok and page. >> yes. >> sean: and bruce ohr. >> absolutely, sean. i want you to think about the timing of "the new york times" story. cross fire hurricane. they knew, the doj as well as the fbi, that this report was going to come out.

it was horowitz. he was in charge of that. he's the person now who has this assignment. he was the one who created the report that went up to senior doj leadership, and he created it in isolation to assess mccabe, who also is a key witness against donald trump before the rest of the clinton e-mail probe matter was reviewed and released. indeed, that still hasn't come out, and here we are a year and a half later. your turn. >> 100% true. but he's not the guy who plays the henchman to lower the boom on friday night. the thing that was really outrageous was the vindictive overreach to somehow cut mccabe's pension. i think the facts of that are somewhat troubling, and we're going to see as they come out, but i will tell you that horowitz has a long-standing reputation. let me leave it at that. >> pre-trump. i want to bring in the congressman. yes, he has a reputation pre-trump. the question now, and i put it to you, congressman nadler, like many other people, like paul ryan who said during the campaign many things about how he wouldn't support donald trump. we remember, he s

you know horowitz, jason.is not giving me any updates on his investigation, nor should he, nor would i ask. i'm simply saying we would like to schedule the hearing and i will pick a date and he will tell me whether or not he thinks he will make the target date or not. i have no inside information and i'm not supposed to. >> jason: real quickly, congressman ratcliffe in ten seconds, director mueller. how long do you think it continues to go on? will it impact the 2018 election or will he wrap this thing up? >> hi has to be careful -- i think he has to be very careful. mueller has to not make the mistake that they criticized comey for to allow the investigation to impact an election. which the republicans and the democrats agreed happened in 2016. >> jason: gentlemen, it's good to be on the air with you an honor and privilege to serve with you in the congress. thank you for joining us tonight. coming up, even after president trump's big week democrats still won't give him credit. stay with us as the special edit

you know horowitz, jason.is not giving me any updates on his investigation, nor should he, nor would i ask. i'm simply saying we would like to schedule the hearing and i will pick a date and he will tell me whether or not he thinks he will make the target date or not. i have no inside information and i'm not supposed to. >> jason: real quickly, congressman ratcliffe in ten seconds, director mueller. how long do you think it continues to go on? will it impact the 2018 election or will he wrap this thing up? >> hi has to be careful -- i think he has to be very careful. mueller has to not make the mistake that they criticized comey for to allow the investigation to impact an election. which the republicans and the democrats agreed happened in 2016. >> jason: gentlemen, it's good to be on the air with you an honor and privilege to serve with you in the congress. thank you for joining us tonight. coming up, even after president trump's big week democrats still won't give him credit. stay with us as the special edit

why should we have faith, congressman and michael horowitz?ain, i think because he is the one that actually did tell us what andrew mccabe was up to, he uncovered the page-strzok text messages. never forget, sean, comey was fired. we'll get information about that. andrew mccabe, jim baker, chief counsel, demoted, reassigned. we don't know the answer to that. we don't know why peter strzok is still there and what he's doing. a lot of those things we will get answers to. >> sean: last word,d, congressman desantis. >>as trust but verify. that is why the president releases the documents, we'll get the report and decide for ourselves. >> sean: they should have the horwitz report, correct? >> that's right. >> sean:n: we are getting close. great job, all of you. when we come back i'm a report from the white house and north korea. will kim jong un back out of the meeting with kim jong un? newt gingrich, deep state development, get ready, buckle up, ig report will be very interesting. ♪ ♪ i just need some rest. i'm just worried about the house. and tak

horowitz can't indict people. he can only give criminal referrals like in the case of andrew mccabe. the fbi and the doj get to review and try to refute facts and redact information, probably falsely in the name of national security. we've been saying congress needs to see these documents. we have checks and balances, separation of powers, co-equal branches of government. they're purposely obstructing. looks like some of this might start to happen. sarah carter will joins us. another breaking story, secret fisa documents. rod rosenstein signed the final warrant, using the fake fisa document to spy on carter page. using the unverified, never corroborated clinton bought and paid for, foreign national dossier of russian lies. sarah is reporting in april the fbi refused to turn over documents that chairman nunes and others have been asking for. you know, phony claims of national security risks. as we have seen, it's one excuse to stone wall after another. all to prevent congress from knowing the truth and fulfilling t

all kind of questions michael horowitz is looking into it. when that report comes out we will get a better handle on it. the word is they are a few weeks away. potentially the beginning of june we will get a look at what is in this. the cross-fire hurricane story, a very dramatic name taken from a rolling stones song. what do you make of the revelation that they opened a counter-terrorism investigation rather than a criminal investigation? >> well, unfortunately that type of change or transition is known to many of us who practice criminal law. it's easier to get surveillance. you can use powerful tools like the fisa court. it's not the same probable cause in the 14th amendment. it's easier to establish and there are fewer procedures for review and notifications in those times of surveillance orders. this would be disturbing. this has been a complaint by many people, you see things shift over to counter-intelligence when they don't have the facts on their side. many of the new allegations would seem to support the president's initial objectio

again, some of that is a little bit of monday morning quarterbacking fi know michael horowitz the waydo, he will pull no punches. >> inspector general sent a letter to the hill to relevant lawmakers saying the draft is ready, what's your expectation in terms of timing when they'll get to see this? >> well, he promised for may, so that gives us 2 weeks, it's possible that you may see it as soon as friday, right before memorial day weekend otherwise the following week. >> are people in clinton world, do you think, worried about what may come out about this, about connections between the prior administration and their campaign and whether there maybe embarrassing revelations in this report? >> it's hard to say in having not seen it, it's more about process and about whether or not department of justice procedure was followed and less about substance but, you know, when you do an investigation unavoid you see process or in this case inconsistent with department of justice policy, that's the role of the inspector general, the primary function. >> this inspector general you know personally,

if the inspector general michael horowitz has been a nonpolitical person. if he comes back and says, hey, i've got some things i'm not getting access to, not getting answers to, then we have to be able to push to the next level. let's let the i.g. do his work and get that resolved. i have confidence in michael horowitz and he'll do a good job. >> i want to ask you about somebody from your home state of oklahoma, scott pruitt, the epa administrator. do you have any concerns about the ethical decisions he's made, the spending? you're a fiscal hawk. he spent $43,000 on a phone booth without asking congress. he was supposed to ask if he spent $5,000. >> i've known him a long time just as the attorney general in oklahoma. this is not a random stranger i just met. i know him, i know his family. scott walking into government, i don't think did everything exactly right, but the office of government ethics is going through and looking at every single detail. to be able to make that evaluation. they are going to get the report back as well as the inspector general as

i know this, all three of us have tremendous confidence in michael horowitz, the inspector general.a former federal prosecutor, a straight arrow, the very fact selectric i think he it's taking longer than he anticipated as he's finding more information. so what i would tell my colleagues in the house is, give him the time and the independence and the resources to do everything he needs to do. i know that we wanted it in february, march, and that's human nature, to wanted quicker, but i wanted to be complete. i wanted to be wholesome and want the american people to have confidence in what horwitz is doing. if he can represent that he has accessed every document and every witness, stop and think, he found the page-peter strzok tax, and then he found that they had been deleted, and then they were reconstructed. i'm as inpatient as everyone else. i want him to present a full picture when he comes and if that means waiting another couple of weeks, then so be it. >> jason: do you have h a date or you will have that hearing? >> we've set want and removed it and you remember how that used t

>> maria: rudy guliani referring to the michael horowitz report.xpecting it this week and should be telling with regards to the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. blake burman is here with more. good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you as well. what you just watched there, rudy guliani on the south lawn. there was the sports and fitness event going on. guliani, the president's attorney as relates to the russian investigation, decided to walk up to the cameras and answer a few questions there. speaking of the investigation, "the new york times" is reporting this morning that there is a certain instance back in march of 2017 that according to the times has caught the eye of the special counsel, robert mueller and it's this. the times reports that at mar-a-largo in that month, president trump berated jeff sessions for the days and months to rest cues himself from the russian investigation. the times report that the president had asked his attorney general to reverse his decision. earlier today, the south carolina congressman trey gowdy who appeared on th

i.ig horowitz has a few less. he doesn't have the power and he can't bring in witnesses outside the government. the press has more pieces than the members of congress. >> laura: they're getting a lot of leaks. selective leaks. >> people need to understand what are those leakers trying to accomplish? trying to get ahead before the public has the truth. this entire investigation is backwards. this is a political investigation. i think congress ought to get the information first. write the reports and then if we see the criminal activity refer it to the justice department or a special counsel. the problem is criminal investigations makes it difficult for congress to get any information whatsoever. we have some information. i'm trying to lay it out in timelines. chuck grassley talking about the recent tweet that is getting prominence. on august 5, the white house is running this. combine this with the tweet we got in a lot of trouble for publishing in one of our reports >> laura. put it up so people can see it. a quot

will do that, so -- maria: and michael horowitz was supposed to be speaking and testifying in frontgowdy's committee the oversight committee but they pushed that back. >> yeah, and i think that's a reflection of the fact that the inspector general is getting more information into the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and perhaps misconduct in how that matter was handled he wants to be thorough and fair, so you know i'd rather wait a week or two to get more information because the more information that the inspector general can provide to congress the moreover site that we can provide and hold folks accountable to the extent that they need to be. maria: all right we will be watching this as kimberly strass el wrote in her op-ed in the journal on friday, this puts a real spotlight on the credibility of the house's oversight authority. so we will be watching that congressman. good to see you sir thanks so much. >> you bet. maria: congressman john ratcliffe there president trump meanwhile faces a big deadline this may 12 on the iran nuclear deal what his decision could mean for the u

you have michael horowitz the i.g. at the d.o.j. investigating this.ou calling for an additional step which is the second counsel? >> well, i am not myself. i have not seen that resolution. i've heard about it. i feel serving on intelligence committee we want to complete our investigation and continue to drive on and not be thwarted at every chance we get in trying to examine documents and seeing materials. what has come out recently has come out through the media, not us. we're still seeking documentation. we never asked for anything on that particular topic and yet it has been out to the press. so we are hopeful that we will get our eyes on these documents but i have a lot of concerns. when you look at the fisa abuse, if someone had signed one of those fisa court documents, why are they involved at all with the investigating this within their agency? i have a problem with that. >> eric: do you think then by not calling for a second counsel that one is not needed and that you can do your work appropriately? >> well, i hope that one is not needed. it m

discusses her book which talks about the line between hate speech and free speech, and author david horowitzalks about his latest book and his critique of the american progressive movement. be sure to join us at 9:00 eastern when high school reviewent teachers sample questions for the advanced placement u.s. government and politics exam. some of today's white house press briefing with sarah h. sanders. she discovered -- he talked about reimbursements made to michael: for a settlement asment -- michael: for settlement payment. here is a look. today in the rose garden, president trump continued the tradition of celebrating the national day of prayer. president trump also signed an executive order to ensure that all faith-based communities have strong advocates throughout the administration. the president encourages people of all faiths across the nation to join together and pray for our nation. in that same light, president trump extends prayers to the victims families of the nine victims and their families of the plane crash in savannah, georgia. the nine members of the puerto rico national g

there is a new report that claims the inspector general, michael horowitz, he found evidence of potential criminal conduct and prosecutions could follow. this from a tweet with conservative commentator, paul sperry. do you know anything more about this tweet and the implication there could be criminal proceedings and a criminal bent to inspector horowitz' report? >> i don't have more information than what you are reporting. but the i.g. issued multiple reports. whether it's been andrew mccabe or other members of the fbi. if this case has been referred to the u.s. attorney in utah for criminal investigation it's a step in the right direction. there is no question in my mind, federal laws were broken as it relates to the investigation. jim comey and andrew mccabe are at war with each other pointing the finger. one of those people if not both of them, will be criminally prosecuted for the work they did on that. kennedy: we'll have to wait and see if that is in fact true and how the doj and fbi could have been compromised during that investigation. did you join the vice president's political

. >> i wrote a letter to him and horowitz. he's the i.g. he'll issue a report about doj and fbi corruption when it comes to the clinton investigation and the fisa warrant. but huber, who are you working for? ways your mandate. how many people do you have under your control? we know what mueller has. he has 18 lawyers. we have a mandate. he has all he needs. the question is, are we giving huber all he needs to deal with the hillary clinton scandal. i don't think he's an adequate substitute to look at doj corruption. judge jeanine: he keeps expanding the mission of mueller. >> all i'm asking is mueller, do your job, but someone need to look at the fbi agents for having their thumb on the scale. somebody need to look at the fact that the dossier was paid for by the democratic party. judge jeanine: when is it going to snap. >> it's coming. we can't prosecute people. we are not an adequate substitute for special counsel when it comes to doj and fbi corruption. i want comey and mccabe and lynch to come in. i want all of these people, ohr to come

plenty of players at his disposal live gave some insight into his decision making process michael horowitz was the only dominant player selected. who scored the winning goal in the two thousand and fourteen final was left out. at the bronze in the equality mario is a quality player he has proven that to us but this season he wasn't at his best that's why i am very sorry for him this is your own business like the biggest surprise of the day was five books director niels peterson who has never played for the senior national team. leaders. nils played with a team that doesn't usually create a lot of chances in the future tortuous but he scored fifteen goals and being in the know from tortuous another at the when he steps onto the pitch he makes his presence known companies are new most of my gut feeling tells me that he will step up to the challenge thank you for the summit to be fixed. with his inclusion was no surprise yet he made headlines after meeting with turkish president rector tell you've gotten the encounter which team mate nico going to go and also attended will probably not affect

to be the closest thing that we will get to the truth and i've had that experience with michael horowitzm fast and furious and the dea and the atf investigations. i've seen them in action for years that's why i've such confidence. lou: and there's not much to be confident about in that justice department during the days of fast and furious. no. lou: and eric holder's legacy of complete ideological sell-out, stonewalling congress and still getting away with it until he was cited for context of congress. only cabinet member in history to be so cited by congress you have to nonetheless, his gift to the justice department was robert mueller and he became the special counsel, despite that. we also want to bring up we were just receiving word tonight that guiliani has told the associated press, rudy giuliani that the entire trump legal team wants to be briefed by the justice department on the spy in the trump campaign. your reaction? >> that sounds reasonable to me i haven't digested all of it but i think that the attorneys for donald j. trump as the candidate which is what this is all about,

to do a criminal probe, but through using the internal watch dog, the inspector general michael horowitzt's not as bad as a criminal probe. but if conspiracy theory tweets can be used to do internal reviews while there is an open probe, that would seem to itself dredge up similar problems that you're studying that are the issue, and then you have basically the internal watch dog putting everyone under oath and getting them in potential trouble. we covered on the show last night how that went with the deputy director who was a russia witness, who was supposed to back up jim comey, but now he doesn't have a pension, and michael horowitz effectively helped. it's a strategic question. it's upsetting, disturbing, troubling. the main question is, is it good to have people there who are trying to protect them? or do you want those people to provoke some kind of reaction where ultimately they'll be fired and they'll end up on the side of the road with comey and yates commenting. from my perspective, at least still these institutions and principles need people on the inside doing what they can to

inside the administration are telegraphing what will come out from this inspector general report from horowitz. parts could be released soon. maybe they have an inkling about what that is. stay tuned. stay tuned. seemingly, out of nowhere yesterday during our show yesterday the president tweeted i wish i had hired someone else. overnight he put out this, joe digenova says it was an unforced betrayal of the president of the united states. what does he get out of this? there can't be a possible legal advantage to this. >> no. this is pure emotional catharsis somewhere on the part of "mean girls." we know jeff sessions has been interviewed by the mueller problem in ways that could create a real problem for donald trump. ie, unrecuse yourself because i want you involved. eric holder would have protected president obama. so that should be in place for me too. the obstruction pattern does not look good for the president. attacking, victimizing and humiliating his attorney general in public, that may be a personal quirk of the president, will not hurt his legal defense. >> laura, what about that? ask

put into it horowitz's hands. he is already investigating all of these issues.e has been investigating the fisa warrants, how the fbi began this investigation you. add this, it's easy. >> it's just one more distraction, and we're doing what trump wants us to do, following the bouncing ball as it bounces along. >> i feel the same way. instead of talking about why they felt compelled to investigate members of the trump campaign, we're talking about this, which is already dlsh is already an inspector general. >> talking about the fbi here. the fbi receives information that a campaign, an american campaign has been somehow compromised by individuals who the russians are courting. what should they do? sit in the corner, suck their thumbs or try to find out what's going on here? they're protecting our process. instead, the president is attacking the fbi for doing their jobs. >> so what is the president and his allies, what are they afraid of? and why aren't republicans -- >> they're afraid -- there's plenty to be afraid of. why isn't he testifying? why isn't he coming

the best solution here is to let michael horowitz who already demonstrated he can do a fair -- >> the inspector general. >> the inspector general. >> appointed under obama. >> this guy came out and said mccabe lied and actually referred him for criminal charges. that's serious. by the way, if you're a defense attorney, that's mana from heaven because he's one of the guys that signed the affidavit for the search warrant into the certain aspects of the trump campaign. so all of that is for the defense is great. it tells you that he can be fair and balanced in his investigation. what i worry here is people are going to see what they want to see in that information and then they're going to take that and it's going to get out in a matter of probably seconds and people are going to start putting their spin on it. none of that is healthy, not only for the function of the fbi but really this separation of powers. that to me is really, really important here. and they ought to work to protect it. i'm not sure this is the way to do it. >> mike, i want to stick with you for one second because yo

written the report they did yesterday without getting confidential information in advance of the horowitzeport from the very fbi. i have total respect for all the fbi but the people screwing ound. i put in this case in jail that were screwing around. i put police officers in jail. i love the new york city police department. >> now you are representing somebody's interest who wants to undermine the justice in this country. >> no, he doesn't. >> christopher wray comes out and says not a witch-hunt. i said that when i was being confirmed. now that i am there i know it even more so. not a witch-hunt. >> it is a witch-hunt. maybe he doesn't want to get involved. maybe he wants to look independent. >> maybe he's right? how about that? >> he's wrong. i know more about the case than he does. >> you think you knew more about the case? >> yes. if he knows a lot about it, he's going to have a lot of problems? >> how? is he in charge of the investigation. >> the reality is that christopher wray came after the investigation started. >> true. >> he should disassociate himself from the comey miss deeds.

watch the world can expect from the next six year also coming up is saving migrants from the sea horowitz or a crime the trial gets underway in greece of a man who says that he is west.

target which is strong absolutely so then on a related note the part of justice inspector general horowitz he announced that his report of the department's handling of the twenty sixteen hillary clinton case is complete do we expect any bombshells come into that one. well put it like this and maybe that's a pretty big you know explosive like dynamite stick you can throw around but if you throw it in the atlantic ocean it doesn't really quite have the impact right and what i'm getting at is there could be a big bombshell in there now will the media cover it will the media coverage fairly know so anything that comes out from this report is being thrown into an ocean of stormy daniels shall we say where it is these completely meaningless b.s. stories that the media is absolutely obsessed with they have spent more time in stormy daniels and they have even tried to explain to people what the magnitsky act is or what the difference between sunni and shia is or any substantive issues and so what we're going to find out is what we've known which is there was squarely conduct about around the inves

at that point, david horowitz will be discussing his book "ruling ideas."t conversation coming up. we will be right back. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> monday on landmark cases, a case on capital punishment, greg the georgia -- v. georgia. challenged his death sentence. the supreme court ruled against him establish stricter guidelines for states wishing to impose the death penalty. our guests to discuss this landmark case, one of the nations top capital punishment legal scholars and a professor at harvard law school. she has argued against the death penalty in front of the supreme court. the legal director of the criminal justice foundation, advocating in favor of capital punishment and a more swift moving criminal justice system

kong has achieved at home and abroad after one year in office plus is saving migrants from the sea horowitz or a cry the trial gets underway in greece of a man who says that he has rescued thousands of stricken syrians prosecutors though say his actions amount to people smuggling. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. russia's vladimir putin has tapped close ally dmitri medvedev for the post of prime minister it's putin's first act after being sworn in for a historic fourth term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin which was billed as a low key affair apparently. putin won a decisive victory in march with more than seventy five percent of the vote but critics they have accused him of corruption and silencing dissident voices the ceremony follows a weekend of anti putin protests in several russian cities with police arresting more than fifteen hundred demonstrators yet in the schools and for more let's bring in correspondent emily short one who is standing by with the latest from moscow so emily this ceremony as we'v

micron's achieved at home and abroad after one year in office plus is saving migrants from the sea horowitz or a crime the trial gets underway in greece of a man who says that he was rescued thousands of stricken syrians prosecutors though say its actions amount to people smuggling we'll go live to the courthouse in less focused. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we had to moscow now where vladimir putin has been sworn in for an historic term as president some five thousand guests attended the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin which was planned as a low key affair to avoid bad publicity who won a decisive victory in march if more than seventy five percent of the vote but critics have accused him of corrupt. and silencing dissent voices. he follows a weekend antipathy to protests in several russian cities with more. with police arresting more than one thousand five hundred demonstrators. and that ceremony happening just moments ago our correspondent in moscow emily sure went has been following all of the developments for us she joins us now so i mean what message

the fact that the inspector general horowitz had to submit to the fbi and the doj. to redact elements. this report must not redacted in any way, shape or form. talking to my sources, there will be people who will be charged with felonies. in my opinion there is more than enough evidence that they will be prosecuted. and these are people at very, very high levels in the former obama administration. cheryl: is andrew mccabe on that list? >> that's a very, very solid guess. cheryl: we shall see it's been talked about. we'll see if we get the report. we are expecting a third report on misbehaviors at the doj. >> but he's not the only one. cheryl: thank you so much for being here. take a look at how wall street closed out today. we closed out mixed. the dow gained a point. the s & p lost 7. and 30-year home mortgage rates climbed to 4.61%. you want to listen to lou's report coast to coast on the salem radio network. paul ryan has an all-out civil war on his hands ahead of the mid-terms. i want some more what's he doin? please sir. i want some more more? he has asked for.

i think it will be down to danny horowitz. i think it will be down to da n ny boyle horowitz.the control. thank you very much. now time for the weather. lots of sunshine in the forecast over the next few days, temperatures on the rise as well but there is a big caveat with that, there is also big storms. lots of sunshine at the moment in the highlands, equally so in northern ireland full of will continue in the afternoon. some cloud in the far north of scotland. more cloud for england and wales, risk of heavy rain across northern england, midlands into wales. risk of eggs under showers in east anglia later, but the south—east, there will be brighter skies. temperatures generally open to the 20s but a bit cooler, where there is the cloud and rain. tonight, some showers knocking around, particularly further south into the early hours of saturday morning. a muggy night for many in the south, temperatures staying up at 14 degrees. as we go into the weekend we will see plenty of dry and bright weather in the northern half of the uk. still sunshine in the south but always the risk o

. >> yes, certain ly it will play heavily as a interlink with the horowitz report coming out. whatever the president decides to do with special councils on the on going investigation. one thing that is notable. you see the best proof in an open source sense. something we can see at face value that coates attended the meeting. that is notable. counter intelligence investigations. normally the fbi takes pred i cation. why was he there, i think he was there to make the case on the part of foreign intelligence and relationships with the united states playing a roll in generating leads that got to the points that molly mentioned. specifically >> was there a good reason. i think this is appropriate to look at and needs to be bipartisan. >> that's the point. there is suppose to be checks and balances. there should be looks at this in a bipartisan way to see if there are abuses. if that's not the case we need to move on. the pwabgt and forth you said it perfectly the idea of two walls. whatever you think about the president determines how you feel if this is a big crisis or whether it

i stress horowitz's report is coming out and he has found more evidence. >> sean: when? when? >> we know it has been delayed but i gain tee you it will be out within the next three weeks. >> sean: did john kerry violate the logan act? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. no question about it. meets the definition of every factor. >> look at what they said about michael flynn. this is so far worse. see when that investigation begins. we have more breaking news tonight. jason chaffetz knows a thing or two about being delayed and redactions and not having over documents. he and dan bongino are next. a busy news night. stay with us. stay with us. clear thethe more you know theme, commute is worth it. for all the work you pour into this place, you sure get a lot more out of it. you and that john deere tractor... so versatile, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it's worth it. nothing runs like a deere. now you can own a 1e sub-compact tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. [ horn honking ]

michael horowitz may have a lot of details that have yet to be revealed. >> laura: your book, three daysr moscow, the president, president regan, he goes to moscow in 1988. he gives a speech. think about korea, whether the summit will happen or not happen, i wonder if there will be a day, it would be great, if we could have president trump go to north korea or unified korea and speak to a mixed group of students from the north and south. think about how wild that would be. no one thought it was possible to go to moscow. >> it was only dreamed about. he's a president that was talking about anticommunist feelings and thoughts even back when he was screen actors guild president. and here he was delivering a speech in moscow. i think it's possible.om it's touch and go with this jun. this is the north koreans as you said at the beginning. it's part of laying the ground work for what they are trying to get done. >> laura: thanks so much. why are a group of republicans trying to give nancy pelosi run of the floor? steve scalise gives us the inside story on this threat to the president's agenda.

discusses her book which talks about the line between hate speech and free speech, and author david horowitzalks about his latest book and his critique of the american progressive movement. be sure to join us at 9:00 eastern when high school reviewent teachers sample questions for the advanced placement u.s. government and politics exam. some of today's white

. >> michael horowitz who is the dea inspector general. he's doing the best job. >> he has the nice ear application stuff on his desk, now he has this new one. when congress is banging the dwrums, special counsel. what he has done is appointed the investigation to the utah attorney general. no one is talking about that. kennedy: that's not a special counsel it's a precursor. >> that's what he says in november 2017 and march 2018 letter saying i won't appoint special counsel but i want to get it out of washington. i want to send it to utah. he has a criminal investigation. if this is something he sends to the i am g. which they already announced, send it to him as well. but congress should not stop banging the special counsel drum. the doj is investigating themselves. kennedy: david bruno, very good. thank you. president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani claims mueller's team has given him a timeline. he says the plan is to wrap it up by september 1. he says the timetable was brought up during recent negotiations and added it would have to happe

. >> guest: this is a critical piece that the inspector general has been releasing from david horowitz justice department. it involves peter and lisa page. there is a top position counter espionage had. they had some 10,000 e-mails in the messages they exchanged, some of which have been released. they wrote so many instant messages i don't know how they would have had time for an affair. but when you read them, they are solidly anti-hate trump. it's a disaster, a catastrophe they say to one another. >> host: this one little paragraph amplifies. i don't do how to pronounce the name but let's say about the message we are clear, h clear, s that page and stroke and the officials have laid out an insurance policy plan to make sure trump never served a turban president even if he pulled out a miracle to win and beat him in the clear favorite for the cleansing. soon it developed with the insurance policy involved the russia collusion evidence that the fbi had been accumulating against the trump campaign. >> guest: it turns out i believe to be the steal dossier. now that originates from it was