that. >> reporter: she says her comment was misinterpreted and that her intention was to criticize jarrett and the obama administration for their policies on israel. >> i made clear in this podcast, and roseanne agreed, that amidst our policy disagreements with valerie jarrett she's a woman of phenomenal substance, phenomenal intelligence and i'm hoping, i don't know her, that she will accept this apology. >> reporter: rabbi shmuley says he recorded his interview with roseanne on may 31st, just two days after abc decided to cancel her show. this past weekend it was finally released publicly. >> we had decided to hold it. when she achieved a certain degree of comfort, and i think she was given the time for reflection and introspection and decided yes, this is what i want to say, that's when it was released. >> reporter: this is not the first time roseanne barr has been accused of writing a racist tweet. this is now deleted tweet. >> in 2013 another person who worked for barack obama she says, "susan rice is a man with big swinging ape balls." and this is an african-american woman. >> okay.

she compared jarrett to an ape and a terrorist.k canned barr's highly successful pro-trump reboot of her '90s sitcom. i found the synergy striking. on the same day that starbuck's was correcting itself, another brand was controlling a crisis of its own, a theme that has dominated the race cycle for the questions it raises around race and corporate responsibility. joining me now is myra gaye, editorial board member and opinion writer for the "new york times," and kirsten john, and tim weiss, anti-racism activist and author of "white like me: reflexes r reflections on race from a privileged son." let me set it up this way. tim, you were part of a conversation we had on race tuesday night in philadelphia, and you talked about white privilege. as a white, i'm sure you get a lot of backlash on that. but we are still dealing in a nation where white privilege is a reality. >> right. and i think it's important to note that when i talk about white privilege, i'm not suggesting that all white people are wealthy or powerful or rich or have ma

apology from abc in the wake of roseanne barr's firing for that racist twitter attack on valerie jarrett. the president making it all about him again, tweeting, iger, where is my call of apology? you and abc have offended millions of people, and they demand a response. how is brian ross doing? he tanked the market with an abc lie, but no apology. double standard. the president completely ducking the point there. roseanne's tweet was straight-up racist, yet the president failed to condemn it. why? because he can't. because his own words and actions are racist too. so let's review. back in 1973, trump's family real estate company was sued by the justice department for racial discrimination. they settled without admitting wrongdoing, but required to take steps to prevent discrimination. and that was just the beginning. 1991, in a book called "trumped" by former trump casino executive john o'donnell. donald trump said, quote, black guys counting my money? i hate it. the only kind of people i want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day. those are the kind of people i w

valerie jarrett was a part of the guest panel.she is address the controversy. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out the who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come right to their defense. >> this wasn't the first time that roseanne barr had committed an offense. she's hurled numerous homophobic and insults in the past leading many to question whether abc should have known better to begin with. >> as risks go, roseanne came with a ton of them. how did abc think that was going to go? >> but then days later samantha bee used the "c" word in reference to ivanka trump and while she was condemned for her language. >> she should be fired. she is a -- a vile, disgusting. "the "c" word is outrageous, unsemable and should be called out. >> unlike barr though bee didn't lose her show and there were then claims of a double standard in the two cases. >> you people you can't say anything about because they are black, transgender, muslim. >> that's right. >> and it mean

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that's what greg jarrett is saying.ian spent a year in prison for something minor and thankfully pardoned by president trump. now we see what is going on with michael horowitz and he being pushd ed into a corner. he has to give the people in the report the time to do their due diligence and review the report. they have to turn back those addendums to the report. >> sean: doesn't he have the final say? >> absolutely. he has the final say when it's released. he can come back and say this is not a national security risk. i won't redact this. this doesn't expose sources of methods. >> sean: he is the inspector general of the department of justice. it's all in the same family? >> that's right and all eyes on horowitz and this report. he will do the right thing. if he believes when ha he does, he will do what is right here. that april 24th -- >> sean: anything shore of hillary clinton committed felonies or obstructed justice that comey, peter strzok affected the investigation is a failure in my opinion. >> it would be a failu

muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby that would be valerie jarrett. rosen apologized calling herself an idiot and saying that really wasn't her medication talking that was one racist pill if so but borderline humor often on the subject of race has long been part of bars repertoire black people are just like they're every bit as good as any people who don't think so just a bunch of banjo picking concentrating barefoot and a respectable white trash like god but what finally did was of course the tweet i mean come on you can word a masterpiece of an apology. i made a mistake i wish i hadn't but don't defend it please i'm not a racist i never was and i never will be one stupid joke in a lifetime of fighting for civil rights for all minorities at the expense of my nervous system family will never be taken from me but comparing a black person to an ape there's just no coming back from this what she said was blatantly patently the definition of race as we're seeing with tweeting something that listen to those of us if you're in public like you hear this slur

barr compared a former adviser to president obama valerie jarrett to an ape. the actress initially said the tweet was indefensible and begged for forgiveness. now barr claims she thought jarrett was white and is hitting back at her critics. here's vladimir duthiers. >> well, at least norman bates respected his mother. >> reporter: the day after abc pulled the plug on her number one show over a racist tweet roseanne barr returned to twitter with a vengeance. barr, a prominent supporter of president trump, retweeted an image questioning why some people think it's okay to ridicule him as an ape but not valerie jarrett. "i thought she was white," she wrote. "i am not a racist. i'm tired of being smeared over a mistake erasing 30 years of activism." barr who is jewish then the went on to say she was the victim. "i think i spent the last 24 hours watching the party of diversity, inclusion, understanding and acceptance lynch a jew." >> that's drywall, son. >> reporter: john goodman, who plays roseanne's tv husband, stayed above the fray, seen in this footage obtained

in all cases, should probably end right now. >> sean: let's go to gregg jarrett.nk that's a legal point. considering the circumstances, they exonerate hillary, they gave her the cadillac treatment, donald trump comes in, and it's bringing down doors and subpoenas and everything they didn't dos for hillary. >> james comey is at the forefront. his reputation as the day is absolutely in tatters. his integrity has been treaded. the ig found that he not only mishandled the hillary clinton case, he broke rules, violate the policy, exceeded authority, usurped the power of the attorney general, and he was engaging in rank insubordinatio insubordination. the ig says in the media, the liberal media has been seizing on this, well, we can't prove that his political bias influenced his decision through testimony or documents. of course you can't. nobody's going to confess verbally that they cleared hillary clinton for a political reason. no one is going to put their crimes in writing. but the evidence is there. it is inexorable. >> sean: judge jeanine, i know you have strong f

valerie jarrett was measured, mannered, very gracious.uoted marcus you a reelious and jesus. i thought she responded with very noble measured, dignified reaction. >> this is what i think. i think that who's going to get fired, boycotted, why can't we take our signals from the victim? if i vampgca trump is willing to turn the other cheek, if valerie jarrett turns the other cheek, why can't we, roseanne, come back now that she's apologized, you want her to crawl on her belly over razor blades? same thing with 13457b that bee. maybe we -- same thing with samantha bee. maybe assign a more malicious or self serving motive. i wipe that out. let's respond to these people the way their victims are responding. >> you know, i have a theory on why this is impossible. because of modern culture, anything goes, from language to behavior. the public is now trying to find another way to judge. so now, we are using twitter and facebook as a place, as our mob justice. because everything else goes now. everything else goes. >> the consequences are always yo

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.nd fox news investigative reporter and contributor sara carter. you heard the conversation with devin nunes. you know kash patel. catherine herridge named him herself. >> absolutely.rr kash patel has been workingng with the house intelligence committee on this for some time. these threats, these direct threats by rod rosenstein to kash patel and other members of the committee are unacceptable. he is trying to weaponize his office to keep these peo quiet, to keep the americancc people from hearing the truth, sean. >> sean: are your sources confming what i have heard from people? >> yes, he absolutely does have this temper. i've talked to a number of people who have dealt with rod rosenstein. they say his temper is out of control. he's actually obstructing, the word you u obstructing the american people from understanding the truthy about what's happening. >> sean: this is a form of obstruction, by intimidating, threatening. >> these are people who work -- remember -- >> sean: threat by

she wants to reach out the valerie jarrett directly to apologize to her.ecause in the jewish religion, you have to make amends to the aggrieved party. >> the rabbi says he'll let her decide when the make that podcast public. >>> things got. both getting >> i hope me telling my story lets people know that you're a forever parent the minute you accept the love of that child. >> sandra was unable to hold back the emotion while talking about her 8-year-old son, louis, and her 5-year-old daughter, laila. >> and the beautiful thing that i was constantly told was, the perfect child will find you. you will find your child. stop. look in that direction. >> i'm trying not to look at you. >> the "today" show co-host was equally teary. she revealed sandra was part of what inspired her to adopt now 15-month-old daughter haley. >> it was almost like hope. and i remember i reached out to you. and you gave me some good advice. >> it's amazing to me how we can take away people's happiness by telling them this is the box you have to stay in. >> yeah. >> there is no box. the

fox legal analyst gregg jarrett joins me here next. we're coming right back. lou: president trump's personal foundation under attack by new york state's partisan attorney general acting ag barbara underwood filing a lawsuit today, i suppose being cute about it, being the president's birthday entered into her thinking as well, accusing him of using the donald j. trump foundation to benefit his personal, political and business interests. the president fired back earlier today on twitter. the sleazy new york democrats and their now disgraced and run out of town ag eric schneiderman are doing everything they can to sue me on a foundation that took in $18 million and gave out to charity. i won't settle this case. joining us tonight, fox business legal analyst gregg jarrett, author of the new book "the russia hoax, the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump" now available for preorder everywhere. you saw the inspector general's report before you wrote that subtitle. >> oh yeah. lou: that's amazing. because that's what this document is. it lay

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but i have to face that this hurt people. >> reporter: the 65-year-old claims she had no idea jarrettwrote the tweet at 2:00 a.m. under the influence of ambien but admits that does not excuse her actions. >> i have black children in my family. i never would have wittingly called any black person a -- say they are a monkey. i never would do that, and i didn't do that, and to have people think that i did that, it just kills me because valerie jarrett, i don't agree with her politics and i thought she was white. i did not know she was a black woman. when abc called me and said what is the reason for your egregious racism, i said, oh, my god, i -- it is a form of racism. i guess that i didn't know she was black, and i'll cop to it. >> i think all people can learn from roseanne's moral courage in the raw anguish and emotion that she is prepared to show the public in trying to repent. >> reporter: after the initial tweet firestorm, roseanne offered an apology to valerie jarrett but the two have not met or spoken. rabbi boteach told her to call jarrett personally and repent and ask for forgi

very confused about its ultimate findings. >> laura jarrett, stay with us. abby philip at the white house. abby, you're at the white house. were you the reporter that was trying to ask the question to the president that he dismissed? >> it was actually the reporter standing right next to me. >> okay. >> but there was a massive and really loud scrum. at multiple points the president tried to shush various reporters who were repeatedly asking him particularly about this issue of human rights in north korea. i asked him about that as well ad his answer was very similar to what he's repeated all this morning, which is that he believes that whatever he has said and done with regard to kim was worth it because he believes it has stopped nuclear weapons from coming to destroy americans. he pointed at me and another reporter saying coming toward you. the president was really this morning adamant that on multiple fronts, not only was he exonerated by the i.g. report, his summit with kim was an unequivocal success and that he basically is presiding over what he believ

. >> valerie jarrett is a former senior adviser to president barack obama.lso with us al sharpton and sherrilyn eiffel, the director counsel of the naacp defense and educational fund. thank you, all, for being here. >> thank you. >> so, valerie, we want it give you an opportunity to respond to all that's happened today, not just the tweet but abc's response. >> first of all, i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends or followers who come right to their defense. the person walking down the street minding their own business and see somebody cling to their purse or want to cross the street or every black parent i know who has a boy who has to sit down and have a conversation, the talk, as we call it. as you say, those ordinary examples of racism that happen every single day. i think that's why i'm so glad to be here this evening talking with all of you. >> for those of you who have not heard, this morning actress roseanne barr tweeted this. "muslim brotherhood and p

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let's go back to laura jarrett. the messages between peter strozk and lisa page. >> while the overall investigation outcome doesn't appear to be tainted based off the inspector general's review, he has zeroed in on a period of time from late september to october 2016 where you might remember there was a delay in reviewing the e-mails related to the clinton investigation found on former congressman anthony weiner's laptop. on that score he doesn't say that strozk is blamed for the delay, he said he can't rule out political bias from his mind. strozk's lawyer said that plhe cannot rule out political bias. in fact, all facts contained in the record lead to the conclusion that the delay was caused by a variety of factors and miscommunications that had nothing to do with special agent strozk's political views. in the inspector general report, they do find that he searched for evidence, sofs it was broader than just page and strzok. he said could i find no evidence in the e-mails, texts or other documents that suggested a

gregg jarrett and fox news contributor sara carter. you have been with us from the beginning.own away at how much hatred, animus, bias, and frankly abuse of power we're seeing here. >> it's incredible. >> hate for american people is wow. >> it's incredible. certainly an indictment of the culture of the fbi. what was happening at the fbi from the highest level to the seventh floor all the way down to the people that were involved in this investigation. certainly not an indictment of all fbi agents, sean. i think one of things look at horowitz in this report although he didn't find documentation, it did cast a cloud over the entire investigation and because of the extraordinary bias. >> sean: i didn't find political bias. >> no, no. there is political bias all over that report. look deeper, they didn't write it all out. oh, do. this but they really did kimberly has a very good point there if you look at this report now over 500 pages we isn't a say every single page i have read. throughout the report there is extraordinary bias. we saw it in peter strzok, lisa page. this is frui

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gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst. let's start with the hearings today. as you dig deeper into the ig report, all you see are all these trump-hating lead investigators. then the very same people, they put the fix in and rigged what would've put any other american in jail with hillary, and they immediately go start the russia investigation on trump. does that then disqualify and put into doubt from the get-go the mueller witch hunt? >> it absolutely does. as jonathan turley pointed out, there is no possible way that mueller can pursue obstruction of justice against president trump because both the ig and the acting attorney general has said comey richly deserved to be fired. today's best moment really happened on the cross examination by senator lindsey graham. he said i am not buying this. inspector general, the bias at the fbi was so severe, so pervasive, it had to influence o clear hillary clinton. he pointed to the exoneration statement that comey initially found clinton guilty under the espionage act but somebody changed the language ever so slightly

joining me now, fox legal analyst gregg jarrett. this one of the themes we are seeing in these incidents, whether they be shootings or whatever the time, we are becoming a little euro centric in law enforcement. at one time there was an honoring of the public's right to know. they worked hard, they being law enforcement and local authorities in particular to get the details out. the suspect, the victims, their names, identify them. there seems to be at work here as i say, sort of a euro centric approach to law enforcement and first responders to delay as long as possible, and it's frustrate together american public, i am sure. gregg: it is. and it's very surprising. this is a small town newspaper. it could be a disgruntled employee. it could be a domestic situation. or something they published but i find that hard to believe. annapolis is a pretty insular place. this is a small town newspaper. it's not that they were citing inflammatory writings. lou: to the credit of law enforcement. to arrive on the scene of the shooting within a

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i don't i know why you brought up valerie jarrett. she hasn't been part of any of this.e have to wait until we see the report. >> harris: i want the speaker a chance to respond to that. >> newt: first, you have the specific text message in which one of the f.b.i. agents says to the other the president personally wants to be kept briefed on all of this. >> marie: on the election meddling investigation. >> newt: well, on the investigation into the trump campaign during the election. second, you know just the way the white house operated the idea that valerie jarrett wouldn't be in the middle of this is inconceivable. >> marie: you have no evidence she is. you are throwing that out there. i have no idea if she was. >> i want to get to something else. the interesting thing is you have three top players in the f.b.i. and top players turning on each other. andrew mccabe assumes that he is going to receive the same sort of liberal outreach. i don't think he is going to. i don't think he needs to be immune from the prosecution. but what he is saying is i will gladly turn on come

joining me now fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. preorders as i underrepushing ye stratosphere before it even gets out. gregg gregg iout. trey as in traitor gowdy has seen no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign. gregg: they are playing a game of semantics and parsing words and it will be terrific end of the year when trey and ryan are gone. a spy is a secret or undercover agent. that's what this guy was. working for the fbi. deployed to insinuate himself into the campaign. if that ain't spying, i don't know what is. >> can we take look at the quick survey of some headline elements ofe of in the trump campaign? a cambridge professor out as an fbi spy. meeting with campaign aor carter page, sam clovis. the strzok-page text referring to oco nurks s lures. that's spies not in the continental united states. comey's house testimony confirming the existence of a classified investigation. former national intelligence director james clapper admitting the fbi ran informant on the campaign officials and it was quite a common occurrence. th

pressure on the palestinians their hope and they have now a powerful voice in the trump white house with jarrett cushion or their hope is to really push the palestinian leadership aside and just deal with friendly arab governments see what happens certainly in the coming months for the rebuttal over it thank you very much for joining us from washington d.c. .

charles, when roseanne did that awful comparison on twitter about valerie jarrett, the president had lay up. why didn't he? >> i assume it's not in him. when you refuse to not confront -- he had the option of not weighing in. when use choose to weigh in and you choose to ignore the bigger part of the story, which is that you must condemn, you must condemn what she said and he chose not to. choosing not to do that says a lot about him himself, whether he doesn't see it as a big problem, accepts it, approves of it. those are the options. it would not surprise me -- you keep saying this because it's true, that the man's just a racist. i think we need to stop arguing about this. >> it's not an argument. >> i hate when people say i don't know what's in his heart. you don't know what's in anybody's heart. >> you deduce things from the evidence. the evidence is there for everyone to see. it's not some big mysterious thing. i walk outside and see the sky is blue. i don't need to argue if it's t turquoise. no. it's blue. we have need to stop. once you just accept that and deal with that part,

charles: i want to bring in gregg jarrett and author of county russian hoax." gregg you are the perfect man for the moment. the email, the text exchange between page where she says trump is never going to become president, right? right? strzok replied no, no, he's not. we'll stop it. a lot of folks are focused on this. it gets back to what we just heard with christopher wray saying there was a lot of bias fostered there. gregg: the bias tainted the investigation and led people rightfully so to believe the fix was in. a line reexpective to strzok. it's indicative of a state of mind and a willingness to take action to impact the presidential candidate's possible sects. this is saying he's so severely biased he was willing to take action to influence the election by clearing hillary clinton and framing donald trump. charles: some are saying that willingness in evidence and practice when the new york fbi became aware of anthony weiner having access to hillary clinton's classified email messages. strzok who was in charge of this operation reassigning folks from the

children in her family and family members and is not a racist and she wasn't thinking of valerie jarrett those terms, wasn't sure of her race, didn't know her race, what do you make of those explanations? >> i have known rosanne for two decades and never heard her daughter and iota of racism or bigotry. we all know rosanne is a for provocateur, says things that can upset people but never had prejudice or bigotry. you have to put things in context. what shocks me as we recorded this a month ago and did not release it because i felt she needed to reflect on what she said and was very vulnerable, very emotional and had to be comfortable with it and made the decision that it could be released intimated impact because the moral courage she should take responsibility and asking people not to defend her, she does offer explanations as to what happens but doesn't offer excuses as to what happened, she said she was wrong, take full responsibility and y huge price and she gained nothing by releasing this interview because her show was already canceled. abc announced they are replacing her with the

thanks to the great work of both of our guests, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.t the leak said is not good enough to me. what it really should say is what the title of your book is. here is the problem. hillary clinton committed crimes. hillary committed felonies. you have identified a lot of them. and she mishandled, destroyed classified top secret information. had the secret hard drive and the mom and pop shop closet. then you don't get to delete subpoenaed e-mails and acid wash hard drives and break devices. that is obstruction. so if it says anything less than and the investigation fixed by strozk and comey before they did the investigation. if it says anything less than that, the facts will prove it's wrong. >> the inspector general will probably not say hillary clinton broke the law and committed crimes. he probably feels like that is beyond the scope. what he is looking at is whether people like comey, mccabe, strozk, lisa page were so pervasively and severely biased they ignored compelling evidence for personal and politica reasons. and that could be obst

if roseanne had called valerie jarrett the "c" word, she wouldn't have been fired.ouble standard. unfortunately some, like donald trump, refuses to denounce roseanne barr's comment as racism. we can't treat them the same. >> do you agree, do you believe there's a morlal equivalency between what roseanne barr said to what samantha bee said? >> i think there's absolutely no equivalence. i think the people who are -- most of the people who are outraged, it's false outrage, because the reality is that a lot of the people that are going after sam are insisting, insisting that roseanne did nothing wrong. and they just want to distract by going after her. and i understand that there are definitely women who find those terms despicable, find them violent. i personally don't use the "c" word or even the "b" word in my comedy because i think this presidency has normalized misogyny to the point where i don't want to be complicit in that. i think complicit would have been a better word for ivanka than the one that sam bee used. but i think the outrage is totally false. because

joining us fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.etting closer to the publication date of his new book. gregg: mid-july. just around the corner. it's america. we commend the book to you mightily. let's start with the president's statement. what he's saying makes all the sense in the world. it just doesn't happen to fit the law as its currently written. gregg: the only viable solution is a border which is impenetrable which is what donald trump wants to do. because it makes sense, congress won't do it because it's their nature. anything that's logical and solves a problem is aand an ana to congress. lou: the on thing i love about paul ryan is he resigned. i lament that he remains in that seat to be a great danger to republicans in the mid-term election. let's get to what the president is saying. we have a backlog approaching 700,000 cases in our immigration courts. that's all contrived. it would take a century at the current rate to go through those cases. how do we get to the point where donald trump is talking about, you cross the l

when you think about what roseanne barr had to say in terms of calling valerie jarrett and ape, a blackoman. this speaks to race in our culture. dehumanizing people, oppression, slavery. >> you don't think what samantha bee is dehumanizing? >> i do, let me finish. - - is poker and rank and unnecessary. it does not speak to the idea of tearing apart the social fabric around the most central and difficult issue in america. race. and that's what roseanne barr not only did in this instance, she had done it previously with susan rice. another obama official. >>chris: samantha bee has said all manner of horrible things about all manner of women working in the trump white house. >> one of these items speaks to tearing at the social fabric in a way that can't be undone and puts us in great danger. therefore, it's not about teams for in terms of i am a trump supporter and i will therefore support roseanne barr or i'm an obama supporter and i will support samantha bee. that's really juvenile compared to the seriousness of what's taking place. you think about the nfl players, you think about charl

thanks to the great work of both of our guests, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.hat the leak said is not good enough to me. what it really should say is what the title of your book is. here is the problem. hillary clinton committed crimes. hillary committed felonies. you have identified a lot of them. and she mishandled, destroyed classified top secret information. had the secret hard drive and the mom and pop shop closet. then you don't get to delete subpoenaed e-mails and acid wash hard drives and break devices. that is obstruction. so if it says anything less than and the investigation fixed by strozk and comey before they did the investigation. if it says anything less than that, the facts will prove it's wrong. >> the inspector general will probably not say hillary clinton broke the law and committed crimes. he probably feels like that is beyond the scope. what he is looking at is whether people like comey, mccabe, strozk, lisa page were so pervasively and severely biased they ignored compelling evidence for personal and political reasons. and that could be o

fox news legal knowledge gregg jarrett. we can start fromme you.red a lot of inconsistencies that ifr know yu did. >> well, one could say they were lysed by rod rosenstein. for example, he denied ever threatening members of the intelligence committee and the staff in a january 10th meeting in which he threatened to get his hands on their emails, text, and phone records. >> sean: that's a little s scary, isn't it? >> attracted to people in that meeting, they use the word, "threatened," and that he said that he was threatening to obtain those texts and emails and so forth. so that did not appear to be terribly truthful by him. he also wasn't truthful when he said i'm not withholding any evidence of subpoenaed records. well, his own letters refusing to turn over the documents or evidence that he is withholding, and yet he said, i'm not withholding. there wasn't a lot of truth in rod rosenstein today. >> sean: let me get your initial reaction, sara carter. >> i think that when trey gowdy, representative trey gowdy, questioned him and made his statement

. >> valerie jarrett, i thought she was white. i did not know she was a black woman.ut i'm not stupid, for god's sake. i never would have wittingly called any black person, say they are a monkey. i never would do that. >> and while the original "roseanne" series often tackled issues of race with inclusivity and equality -- >> hey, black people are just like us. they're every bit as good as us, and anyone who don't think so is just a bunch of banjo-picking, cousin-dating, barefoot embarrassments to respectable white trash like us. >> roseanne said abc was just not willing to accept her apology. as we know know, the conners will go on without her this fall. >> yes, i'm so excited. thank you all so much. i really appreciate it. >> what did it finally take for the show to go on without you? >> meanwhile, back in utah, roseanne was uncharacteristically stoic and silent while out shopping. >> are you happy the crew and cast can get back to work? >> does it look like she wants to answer questions? >> very interesting to see what's next for roseanne. >>> another star who know

laura jarrett joins me with all the details. this briefing comes on wednesday from the deputy attorney general on the ig report on thursday i should say. what can you tell us about it? what do you know? >> yeah, don, this is sort of eyebrow raising. of course, the president has been hotly anticipating this report tweeting about it every now and then saying it's been delayed, suggesting it's been watered down. i have learned this evening that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will brief the president on thursday before the report is publicly released that day and i also got a statement and an interesting one from a spok spokesperson for the inspector general's office who noted this has been done in the past and added no changes have been made to the report on account of these briefings. so, clearly the office is mindful of what the pr has been tweeting, don. >> apparently there's an escalating war, laura, between devin nunes and rosenstein. talk to me about that. >> yeah, this battle is getting uglier by the day. and justice

laura jarrett is "outfront" and so 25 you know you know more about this than anyone.who should we be watching most closely on that list? >> handful of names that have emerged as front-runners are far to the right of kennedy. starting with brett cavanaugh. he was a lawyer for ken starr's team, but others have zeroed ed in on amy barrett, confirmed to the federal bench in chicago. she was a former law clerk to justice scalia and law professor at notre dame before taking the the federal bench but tangled with senator feinstein during her confirmation hearings. we've also heard the name raymond catlidge. a former clerk who now sits on sixth circuit. and you may see park come up. a favorite of mitch mcconnell. someone who's served in both government and private practice and finally, thomas hardeman. he has a fascinating back story. he drove a cab for some time. first in his family to go to college and he used to sit on the same court as the president's sister. >> thank you so much. laura jarrett. five big names to know. and now to our chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. k

joining us now, the author of the russia hoax, fox news legal analyst greg gregg jarrett. he is writing a book, and this will be a best seller also come up they will be fighting against each other. the case against impeaching trump, harvard law professor alan dershowitz. i think the books are complementary, and i think we could do in our debate, you guys signed books and i could have a beer. >> happy to do that. >> let's do it. >> sean: first i have to ask you about this whole issue with me. professor dershowitz, you did know that i was being sarcastic. >> first of all you have the perfect constitutional right to make the comparison. i agree with it, that's a constitutionally protected argument. obviously, you did it with a sense of sarcasm saying, look at what she did, but you won't get away with it if you don't do it. do it. it's absurd. >> sean: i have lawyers that will take me on as a client right here. >> you wouldn't need us. i could find you a first-year student that would win that case. >> sean: how do these people get on air? that's crazy. >> i suspect the people