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howie: when we come back, james rosen how a flood of leaks is undermining the trump presidency. how is it trump's fault that a montana candidate physically attacked a reporter? howie: leaks, sometimes illegal leaks are sometimes driving the news. james rosen is here in studio one. welcome. you worked with confidential sources over the years. you were eve enif snared in a lk investigation under the obama administration. what do you make of the report that jared kushner is the subject of investigation. james: it strikes me as a and daished you leak out of an stress gay tough law enforcement agency at what we might call an embryonic time of investigation. not the same sensitivity or order of magnitude as the leaks of president trump's transcripts of telephone conversations. howie: it has caused a media explosion and you have endless segments on certain cable net w saying jared kushner under investigation. is that a bit unfair when he is not the subject much investigation? james: if my source was good or i had a document in hand, i wouldn't. but jared kushner probably has some good

i am james james rosen.ood night. ♪ ♪ >> martha: breaking tonight, we've got a brand-new reaction to this very fast-moving story this evening. "the washington post" reported earlier that the president revealed the quote "highly classified information to russian foreign minister sergey lavrov," and the ambassadors the ambassador kislyak, all names you are familiar with, during this meeting that was photographed by russian photographers during the course of that oval office meeting. now, you have the white house beginning to push back forcefully on all of the desk. good evening, everybody. i am martha maccallum, and this is their top story on monday, may 15th. secretary of state rocks tillerson has issued a statement moments ago. this is what he said. "t

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private information laws, fox news chief in washington correspondent, james rosen has our report. reporter: -- day president obama visited los angeles, last october to yuck it up with jimmy kimmel, lawyers for national security agency were quietly informing court that nsa ha systemicly violated rights of khan less americans. -- countless americans, a subject covered on kimmel's program. >> people expect the government to monitor this enough to protect them from bad guys, but, they worry that if government is in their too much then that who will protect them from government. reporter: declassified documents obtained by circa show fiso court rebuked the administration with greater frequency than previously disclosed to courts, nsa analyst used u.s. person offers to querrey the results of internet upstream collection even though nsa section 7022 minimize procedures prohibited such querreys, prefers to precaution that government supposed to take to ensure that infring infringements -- americans right is mi minimum. >> tonight for first time we can say there has been a find

but we don't go after james rosen how just interviewed. and he was targeted. trish: he sure was.ns are getting wrapped up in this and you you think for nefarious political purposes rather than intelligence gathering to keep our country safe. >> 100 years ago cardinal richelaeau. he said give me 9 lines written by anyone and i can have him hung as a criminal. what we need to protect ourselves is from a government that uses its intelligence for political purposes. i agree. let's go after the terrorists. don't hold anything back. let's not go after james rosen base happens to have a different political view than the person in power. trish: well said. coming up next. former president trump praising globalism in germany while taking a veiled swipe, throwing a swipe at president trump. >> if there are disruptions and conflict and bad governance and war and poverty, in this new int trib * we candidate you, do you believe the national left-wing media is complicit in obama's shameful spy scandal? 9% said yes -- 96% said yes, it is. joining me is charlie hurt and katie freiten. good to hav

to james rosen on the latest developments. james? >> neil, good afternoon. "wall street journal" has just broken a story. we have been working on it asndr own sources that the house intelligence committee, which has been investigating these parallel set of allegations, one involving alleged collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin, the other set of allegations of unmasked activity where senior officials in the obama administration allegedly sought the names of trump associates that have been hidden in coded terms, in intelligence reports. the house intelligence committee has issued seven subpoenas today, all of them signed by the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman devin nunez. these subpoenas were served to the nsa, cia and fbi. all three subpoenas specifically referenced unmasking activity and each subpoena talked about the three figures of the obama administration in the unmasking probe. those three fishes are susan rice, the former security adviser, john brennan, the former cia director and samantha power, the former u.n

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chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with details.ood evening. >> fox news has confirmed that the fbi and cia and national security agency were all served today with subpoenas issued by the house intelligence committee. sources saidac

trish: thank you so much, james rosen.ning me right now to discuss everything from the classified intelligence to the deals being sought on terrorism, trade and climate at the g7, veteran of ten presidential campaigns, republican strategist, fox news contributor, the dean, you know him, ed rollins. >> thank you very much. trish: good to see you, ed. all right. let's start first with what is very disturbing here, and that's the idea that our government was spying on people that they didn't have a right to spy on. what does this tell you about the intelligence community? >> it tells me that over the last several years too many people have gotten intelligence, gotten clearances at the highest level, many contractors came into the process, and it really needs to be tightened up. whoever ends up being the new fbi director along with the cia team, they need to sit down, the president needs to lay the law to them and say this kind of behavior is not allowed. it's just going to stop. there's too much danger to the spying on americ

good evening, i'm james rosen sitting in for bret baier. president trump express what he called the nation's boundless and undying gratitude to the americans who have fallen in battle and to the families he left behind. the day of unity comes with the president freshly returned from his first foreign trip to a washington seemingly obsessed with his political troubles. the tension has come to focus on a senior advisor who is married to the president's daughter. kristin fisher kicks off our memorial day coverage from the white house. >> good evening. behind the scenes, the controversy surrounding jared kushner is taking up a loss of oxygen here at the white house. today president trump reserved all of his public remarks and almost all of his tweets for the men and women who died defending the country. the commander-in-chief visiting section 60 of arlington national cemetery, the section where u.s. military members killed in iraq and afghanistan are buried. there families standing over their tombstones and sharing their stories. >> he said i h

chief washington correspondent james rosen joins me now. long day, james. >> a fascinating one. good evening to you. among the first democratic lawmakers to speak out about the comey memo was adam schiff of california, raking chair of the house intelligence committee. in those remarks, schiff hearkened back to yesterday's allegation that president trump improperly shared classified unit with the russians. >> it's one thing to do this is a product of interagency thought and deliberation about information that needs to be shared. it's another thing to do it spontaneously, impetuously, or in a way that might endanger sources of information. >> as has been clear to anyone following the fledgling from presidency, much of its troubles have revolved around michael flynn, the retired general and former trump aide has not been formally accused of wrongdoing, yet he has become a linchpin of allegations and counter allegations featuring an ever widening cast of characters from former obama national security advisor susan rice to conquer -- congressmen schiff himself. appearing at the brook

chief washington correspondent james rosen joins me now. long day, james. >> a fascinating one. good evening to you. among the first democratic lawmakers to speak out about the comey memo was adam schiff of california, raking chair of the house intelligence committee. in those remarks, schiff hearkened back to yesterday's allegation that president trump improperly shared classified unit with the russians. >> it's one thing to do this is a product of interagency thought and deliberation about information that needs to be shared. it's another thing to do it spontaneously, impetuously, or in a way that might endanger sources of information. >> as has been clear to anyone following the fledgling from presidency, much of its troubles have revolved around michael flynn, the retired general and former trump aide has not been formally accused of wrongdoing, yet he has become a linchpin of allegations and counter allegations featuring an ever widening cast of characters from former obama national security advisor susan rice to conquer -- congressmen schiff himself. appearing at the brook

they spied on james rosen. not only that, at this network, james rosen.hey designated him as a flight risk so they were then have to tell them about their surveillance. they secretly seized associated press phone records. they rejected a record number of foia request, freedom of information requests. those are threats to the first amendment. jeff mason should have been speaking out to that at other white house correspondents dinner's. parties should have been canceled, boycotts should have happened under the obama administration. actions, obama, words, trump. that is a difference here. >> tucker: we actually have just mason still in our studio. would you like to respond to any of the things that judges that? >> the first thing i would respond to, joe, sort of like at the top clip of the show, you cherry picked my words and you guys are critical of how reporters report. you are leaving out a good chunk of what i said. i talked about access. >> i said that. i said you said there was good access. >> what you did not say, when i talked about the first amendme

that's a healthy thing. >> tucker: james rosen. we will be back tomorrow at 8:00.s a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. "the five" is next. >> dana: , hello, i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." >> i have to do the right thing for the american people. he has the wrong man for that position. >> dana: president trump defending his controversial decision to fire at james comey. in this verse first sitdown interview, over 48 hours after the firing, his outcome remains highly controversial. some white house

chief washington correspondent james rosen is here with details. good evening. >> fox news has confirmed that the fbi and cia and national security agency were all served today with subpoenas issued by the house intelligence committee. sources said each of these subpoenas referenced unmasking and each named as figures of interest three senior obama-era officials. susan rice was identified by multiple news organizations last month as someone who requested that names of trump associates that had appeared in coded form and classified intelligence reports be identified for her, or unmasked. rice denied wrongdoing at the time and told us today that she's unaware of any subpoenas "directed at her." john brennan was also named on the subpoenas. in testimony last week, he decried the leaks of classified information. john brennan declined our request for comments. in the naming of samantha power, the former u.n. ambassador who has not previously serviced and the controversy. power served in barack obama's senate office before joining the administration. hou

most analysts believe the final destination is the supreme cour supreme court. >> bret: james rosen in richmond. what do you think will happen to the travel ban. let me know on twitter. use the hashtag #specialreport or on facebook. the president is working on getting his own judges into positions of power. kevin corke reports on a big step forward on that front. >> the president with a chance to shape american jurisprudence with the expected announcement of ten nominees to the federal bench, including a pair that could someday occupy the highest court in the land. >> ten individuals the president has chosen was chosen for their knowledge of the law and their commitment to upholding constitutional principles. >> president trump's first batch of judicial nominees contains ten judges, two candidates he previously floated for the supreme court. john larson and david's trough. larson on the michigan supreme court being nominated for the sixth u.s. circuit court of appeals. larson is a former law clerk to antonin scalia. stross is a judge on the minnesota supreme court. he has been tapped f

cohen has denied colluding with the kremlin, issuance of up seen. >> thank you, james rosen reporting. >> out of washington, ousted fbi director james comby is expected to testify. before the senate intelligence commit behis conversations with president trump, regarding the michael tblin investigation. a source close to comey says that former director will confirm some accusations that president trump pressured him to end his investigation to flynn, that is an escalation of allegation, a date for comey's testimony has not been set, timing remains unseernl. lou: joining me now to discuss the exctions testimo from james comey. late-breaking developments on subpoenas, and unmasks spying scandal, now with three officials names from the obama administration. rnc national committee man, randy evans joining us, great to see you, they came out guns blazing. sending their subpoenas to agencies. fbi, nsa, the -- it is a sight to see today. >> it is reestablishment of the plants of power with congressional oversight of his agent, all they do is run among. i would not be surprised that -- fifth a

chief washington correspondent james rosen live in d.c. with that. >> good afternoon. the state department reporting that christians are facing persecution and numerous conflict torrent regions around the world. vice president pence drew applause at a conference in washington today by declaring that christians are being subjected by the terrorist group isis do nothing less than a "genocide" in iraq and syria, the first time the trump administration has used that term. those are marks came at the first ever world summit in defense of persecuted christians, an event that brought together victims and their advocates on a stage by the reverend franklin graham, billy graham evangelistic association. pence noted in syria that the christian population has dropped since the civil war there started six years ago from 1.252125000 million. in iraq, it's fallen over 80% since the u.s. invasion there but mr. pence vowed that all of those affected or pained by the persecution of christians have an ally and his boss, president trump. >> he's made it clear that americans will stand by

here is james rosen with reaction. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi is a member of the gang of eight, the group of house and senate leaders plus chairs and ranking members of intelligence committees briefed on intelligence issues. yet pelosi confessed ignorance of this week's disclosure that the national security agency for at least five years under the obama administration systematically violated american's fourth minute rights. >> i don't know what the particular -- i have not been briefed on that regular case they are referencing. >> in documents obtained by circle, the foreign intelligence surveillance scolded. adding this is a serious fourth amendment issue. jason chaffetz told fox news the documents appear to show the obama administration routinely abused the nsa's internet surveillance tools. >> we must get answers and hold people accountable." chris stewart sits on the intelligence committee. >> do you think someone to go to prison quacks like >> if they violated and they do knowingly, and they ignored processes and procedures than they should be. >> jeff sessions and directo

. >> james rosen. actions, not word are more important. that's more of a threat to the press.u dobbs just stated president trump's accomplishments are unmatched. an has been going after the other two cable news networks. take a look at last night's rally. >> media outlets like cnn and msnbc are fake news. howie: likes fox, doesn't like the other two. does this impact the networks themselves? in terms of their coverage and attitudes toward the president. when you are getting beat up on all the time, does that get in your head? >> i think it does if he's mentioning them. howie: so the president of msnbc wants to be included in the attacks, it would give shim street credit? >> i love what trump did, those networks were forced to do the split screen. on one side, there is trump with the american people. howie: the subscription base dropping, espn. >> i looked to bob lee. he said and i quote, there is no diversity of thought at espn. the public editor says there is a feeling that the company moved leftward and has had a stifle effect on discourse and affected its public face and pr

james rosen has the story. >> on the day president obama visited los angeles locked october, lawyers for the national security agency were informing the court that nsa had systematically violated the rights of countless americans, a subject covered on the program. >> people expect the government to monitor this enough to protect them from bad guys. but they worry that if government is in there too much, then who's going to protect them from government? >> declassified documents show the court sharply review of the administration with greater frequency than previously disclosed. nsa analyst said used person identifiers to query the results of upstream collection. even though it was prohibited. minimization refers to the precautions the government is supposed to take to ensure its infringements on americans rights are kept to a minimum. the judges blasted the lack of candor and added "this is a very serious fourth amendment issue. >> we can say confidently that there's been a finding that some of that espionage, spying on americans, actually violated the law three >> documents show tha

james rosen is outstanning and stood down the obama administration which was trying to put him into jail, which is an incredible violation of freedom of the press. charlie savage from "the new york times," is excellent. i also rely havely on the new york review of books, people like david cole, was at george town, now at aclu. as for wikileaks, i'm torn because i think julian assange is such a strange character and was obsessed, like put defeat of hillary clinton and a definite link between the russian hacking and then the laundering of the material to get it to julian assange in a way he can say i didn't get this from the russians. that's my own personal opinion. so i. a sympathetic when wikileaks was started, it was to challenge the government and i think assange has become an anarchist and his target is the united states he has no other target. so, are we -- we have exhausted the subject? thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> you just heard from melvin goodman on the cia. in about ten minutes live from the gaithersburg book city of, e meredith wadman provides a history of

good evening, i'm james rosen sitting in for bret baier.ress what he called the nation's boundless and undying gratitude to the americans who have fallen in battle and to the families he left behind. the day of unity comes with the president freshly returned from his first foreign trip to a washington seemingly obsessed with his political troubles. the tension has come to focus on a senior advisor who is married to the president's

private information laws, fox news chief in washington correspondent, james rosen has

james james rosen, a.b. stoddar, syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. let's start with the first panel about why, why he was fired. james. >> james comey was fired because, due to many sets of eyes, in the congress, within the ranks of the fbi they are in the great american public, and most notably at the white house and in the department of justice, james comey had become a law unto himself. this was most clearly demonstrated in this series of times where he gave congressional testimony where james comey seemed to make up comey's rules as comey went along. as to what he was free to disclose about different investigations and when he wasn't free to disclose things pretty would tell lawmakers he had special authorization from the department of justice to confirm that the fbi is investigating alleged contacts between the trump campaign and the kremlin. but if asked about unmasking or asked about leaks and other issues come he would say i'm not authorized by doj to say anything on those matters. way back on july 5, he told us nobody at doj knows what i'm ab

>> tucker: james rosen. we will be back tomorrow at 8:00. at the show that it's a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. "the five" is next. >> dana: , hello, i am dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." >> i have to do the right thing for the american people. he has the wrong man for that position. >> dana: president trump defending his controversial decision to fire at james comey. in this verse first sitdown interview, over 48 hours after the firing, his outcome remains highly controversial. some white house accounts, the president gave his explanation. >> he is a showboat and grand standard. the fbi has been in turmoil. you take a look at the fbi a year ago, it was in virtual turmoil. it hasn't recovered from that. regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. knowing there was no good time to do it. and in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself -- you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it is an excuse by the democrats for having lost a

james james rosen, a.b. stoddar, syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. th the first panel about why, why he was fired. james. >> james comey was fired because, due to many sets of eyes, in the congress, within the ranks of the fbi they are in the great american public, and most notably at the white house and in the department of justice, james comey had become a law unto himself. this was most clearly demonstrated in this series of times where he gave congressional testimony where james comey seemed to make up comey's rules as comey went along. as to what he was free to disclose about different investigations and when he wasn't free to disclose things pretty would tell lawmakers he had special authorization from the department of justice to confirm that the fbi is investigating alleged contacts between the trump campaign and the kremlin. but if asked about unmasking or asked about leaks and other issues come he would say i'm not authorized by doj to say anything on those matters. way back on july 5, he told us nobody at doj knows what i'm about to say, an

i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.in syria are by now sadly an all-too-familiar site on our screens at home, the newest reports of atrocities are sparking fresh outrage and urgent questions about what response president trump might take. rich edson reports from the state department on the disturbing new evidence

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i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier.the first leg of his first foreign trip but a special report is following more breaking news here in washington tonight on the president's firing of the fbi director and widening investigation into alleged ties between the term campaign and russia. "the new york times" reports one day after dismissing james comey that taking that action had removed great pressure on him because of russia. "the washington post" reports the investigation now being led by a special counsel. a current white house official as a significant person of interest. we hav

here with more as her chief washington correspondent who's been digging into this big story today, james rosenning, james. >> good evening to you. the foreign intelligence surveillance court known as the final chorus of secretive we have no pictures of it to show you. it approves 99% of the government's request to conduct surveillance on american citizens. now the classified documents show that the pfizer corporation sharply rebuked the obama organization when they quietly inform the court two weeks before election day the national security agency had systematically violated countless americans rights over a period of years. specifically, the court found nsa and not complied with so-called imitation procedures, meaning the measures the government is supposed to take to keep to a minimum its infringements on americans constitutional rights under the fourth amendment against unreasonable searches. with greater frequency than previously disclosed to the court, nsa analysts have used u.s. person identifiers to query the results of the upstream collection even though nsa section seven procedures pr