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jason chaffetz, as always, great to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. lou: be sure to vote in the poll tonight. the question is do you believe it's time for republican lawmaker to get a cold like senator feinstein and leak the house intel fisa abuse memo to the american people? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. follow me on twit are, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram. >>> stocks moving higher, the s&p up 12, the nasdaq up 40 points, both closing at record highs, all but the dow. volume on the big board 3.7 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day cost to coast on the salem radio network. >>> up next, president trump had it exactly right yesterday when he said it's the economy, stupid. >> it's the economy, stupid. did you ever hear that one. it's the economy. it is indeed. >> but the dems haven't gotten the message. i'll take it up in my commentary tonight. and a little later i'll take up the political price of the government shutdown. i'll be talking with ed rollins. stay with us for that and much more straigh

joining me, former congressman jason chaffetz. let's start with the breaking news and terrifying false alarm in hawaii. officials say it was as simple as someone hitting the wrong button. he i have a hard time believing that. i got to believe that one person pushing a button and it takes more than a half-hour to reverse it and put out another communication? on the surface i don't think we should believe that. i know the governor is there saying this, but -- somebody has to go in and verify that. i have a hard time believing that's what actually happened. judge jeanine: you are saying the fact it took 38 minutes for them to pull it back, something is going on. you are saying maybe something was going on and there was a reason for the alert and possibly the united states did what it had to do? >> i'm just saying it's worthy of inquiry. it affects hundreds of thousands of people. one person i know in kauai woke to this emergency and the terror these people went through. they didn't know what to do. i have a hard time believing someon

maria: jason chaffetz good to see you sir thanks so much. >> thank you. maria: when we come back president trump's use of twitter plays a huge role in the way he communicates with the world. my next guest says it also help ed get him elected into the white house. niall ferguson is with us next back in a minute. dear freshpet, zooka had digestive problems and wouldn't eat. then i fed him freshpet. maria: welcome back thanks to rapidly changing technology the world may seem like it's moving faster than ever but even when it comes to social networks like facebook and twitter my next guest says it has all been done before. prolific historian niall ferguson is the author of a new book the square and the tower network and power. he joins me now it's great to see you again. great to be back. maria: thank you so much for joining us congratulations for joining us. tell us why you wrote this book and why you say what's old is new again. two reasons, i was right next door to silicon valley and i was finding people in silicon valley think that history began with the

congressman jason chaffetz is here. >> did i read that op-ed from fusion gps. of all, if they want to maximize openness and transparency, there is nothing, nothing that holds back fusion gps from releasing all the documents in all the financial transactions. i have the house intelligence committee having to issue subpoenas in order to get that information. >> that's a great point. >> today they could release all of that information if they want. don't blame the house intelligence committee. it is against the through go out and hire foreign national to engage in these activities during the campaign. so they potentially broke the law there you have mark elias who was general counsel for the dnc. hillary clinton is involved in this. have you got the op-ed group involved in this. there is some really nefarious things and you have a top official at the fbi whose wife works at fusion gps at the same time that they're doing an investigation so don't call it a fake investigation. let's get all the truth out there. that's what gowdy and nunes and everybody is after. >>

jason chaffetz, the idea that, if the investigation leads to impeachment, there is no they are there,e the president, f him, if i can get rid of him, this will make history, maybe i should get involved. what do you think, sweetheart? pretty much what he is saying to his lover. >> sean, i think you gave the best synopsis of what's happening. the only thing i would add to it is there is a national review article up now talking about the nexus to the president barack obama himself, when he's communicating under an alias using an account that wasn't a.gov account to a hillary, who may have been overseas, perhaps in russia, on a nonsecure line, then i gotta tell you, what was the motive to make sure that hillary clinton was never prosecuted, he got to also explore that. >> sean: bottom line, and all your years in congress, do you ever have an exoneration before investigation? >> no. there was something like 16 people who had not yet been interviewed -- >> sean: 17 17 and hillary. >> it's unbelievable. if a judge has started writing his opinion before he heard the testimony, come on. john r

we take that up with former utah congressman, jason chaffetz, up congressman, jason chaffetz, up nextway of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. start your year off strong a new chevy truck. get a total value of over $9,600 on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ldz in our online poll we asked you last night, do you believe it's time for a new and unbiased investigation of the clinton team's reckless handling of classified state department e-mails. i was thinking about maybe 20% of you would say yes to that. just joking. 88% of you said yes. joining me now for former republican congressman from utah, jason chaffetz. good to have you here. happy new year. >> thank you. happy new year. lou: what is mess. what a join us here. >> can you imagine somebody leaving that disgusting mess. lou: and i want to go to john solomon's reporting in the hill today ta

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former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. former nevada assemblywoman and vp at me too lucy flores, and finally he's here, chief national correspondent and the author of the jackie robinson story, foresaken tundra. >> ed henry. great to see you all. lisa, i want to see with you on the immigration story. take which aspect of it which you like, the president's remarks or the policy side. where do you think we are this weekend? >> i can touch on both. a lot of people on tv want to use it as an opportunity to curse. i've been watching the other networks. the point president trump was trying to makers you look at norway and he mentioned asian countries allegedly in the meeting. norway is one of the richest in the world. talking about haiti in reference to the fact. it's the poorest in the western hemisphere, that is what he was coming from, along with merit-based immigration and bringing people over here to the united states that can bring certain skill set to the country. i think that was the reference point of what he was talkin

. >> chris, high, jason chaffetz. i can't see anybody in the political landscape given that you saw the smiling face from mitch cock -- mcconnell when he put out of the treat and you have the president with strongest statements, who is going to financially back steve bannon at this point? >> i'm sure there's somebody out there. you know, law and order questions and for mr. bannon to throw around words assuming this is all true, of course. maria: that's true, that's a good point. a lot of speculation and a lot of retort say, i don't know what that really means. any way, use of the word treasonous is red flag and everybody needs to take a breath. dagen: i said that the death now of his political power, if you will, should have been and looks like it was the alabama senate race with roy moore. he got behind a man before the revelations about sexual misconduct with young man. got behind a man who was a bad candidate, who had been removed from the state supreme court twice for defying legal court orders, he put all of his

jason chaffetz next with his take. melissa: history on wall street yet again.he dow closing above 26,000 for the first time ever. it only took eight trading days to get us to that brand new milestone. it is the fastest time yet. and more breaking news from apple. bloomberg reporting the tech giant it is telling its employees they will get bonuses worth $2500, worth of restricted stock that the president, thanks to the president's tax plan. i would like stock from apple. david: apple stock any day of the week. >>> former trump aide steve bannon agreeing to interview with special counsel robert mueller, instead of testifying to the grand jury. he refused to answer questions before the house intel committee. representative gowdy, trey gowdy voicing his frustration early on fox news. take a listen. >> i am frustrated whenever people assert privileges that do not exist, and i am really frustrated when witnesses have all the time in the world to talk to the media on and off the record and they can help people write books but they can't talk to the representatives tha

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former congressman from a great state of utah, jason chaffetz, joins us. you are on the floor.s the mood of there? >> a nice benefit, a former member of congress, you can sit there with all the democrats not deciding to show up, they were plenty of seats. i have the president was pitch-perfect. i thought it was one of the best speeches. i think he hit on themes and he was highlighting regular americans who went through extraordinary circumstances. i got to tell you, it was disgusting, it was an appropriate, i thought it was flat out wrong the way a lot of the democrats on the floor, not all of them, but a lot of them acted. i mean, we are recognizing a police officer and his wife in new mexico who helped a young child by adopting it into their family and you had democrats sitting on their hands. >> shannon: i couldn't tell. some of the policy things i would expect, they wouldn't cheer for the individual mandate or appeal but i would think for those stories and for things that are to the common good of america that they would be standing for some of those. >> the flag, and god w

liz: let's bring in former oversight committee chair jason chaffetz.'s talk about the press today the media, 19 questions at the white house press conference congressman, all about steve bannon, nothing about the stock market run-up. nothing about the pace of job growth or what companies are doing reinvesting the corporate tax cut. i remember watching obama press conferences they talked about the market, they talked about the economy all the time. what's going on here? >> it's such a double standard. the numbers are really quite stunning and you have the atlanta fed upping their estimates to now a gdp growth of 3.25% and the obama economy we were down hovering in the about half of that and so the numbers are stunning and they cannot even ask a question of it. i understand they want to get to the national inquirer type of stuff but the market is smarter than that. it's affecting real people's lives and they're reducing the regulations, put a tax cut on top of that and look at what's happening. liz: from where the trump voter sits they are sick and tired

joining me now for former republican congressman from utah, jason chaffetz. good to have you here.ear. >> thank you. happy new year. lou: what is mess. what a join us here. >> can you imagine somebody leaving that disgusting mess. lou: and i want to go to john solomon's reporting in the hill today talking about the now discovered enough evidence to prosecute hillary clinton. why is this taking so long when it is so obvious that the fix was in from the moment that the fbi's top management got involved? >> if you go back to july of 2016 it makes comey basically make the case that hillary clinton should be charged only to say that no reasonable prosecutor would charge her because the fix was in. that's what it appear toes a guy like me sitting at the time, you know, in congress. i do think though, one of the most important things which is happening, which doesn't have leaks, you don't hear and read about it is what michael who wits, the inspector general, his 450 employees, nearly 100 million dollars budget, doing interviews, reviewing documents, doing the things he needs to do and by

we're supposed to be. >> sandra: jason chaffetz. good morning, good to see you. thank you for being here. >> bill: the teams head for minnesota and super bowl lii. a send-off rally before the team boards a flight later today. and philly fans giving their them a proper send-off sunday for the biggest game of the year. super bowl sunday coming up in six days. meanwhile, tiger is back. he played really well but that putt there interrupted by a fan who yelled. >> sandra: the part about golf i just don't get. to strike a ball, a sitting ball you need it to be that quiet? the thing about baseball players, the ball is coming at you, whatever, 90 or 100 miles per hour and you have the crowd going nuts and you are supposed to hit that ball with precision. come on. >> bill: we could change the game. everybody scream at the golfers. listen, tiger woods played very well. his back looks good. i think it's really good for the game. i hope he keeps it cranking. >> sandra: fun to watch him out there. >> bill: we both did this weekend. >> sandra: hillary clinton making a cameo at

. >> kimberly: jason chaffetz got hired here. i think he's winning.t's wrong with you. >> geraldo: so old, so stay old, so pointless. >> greg: that is my point about the consistency. you won the election, you let it go. by not letting it go, it shows you are moral. >> kimberly: when you shine a light on someone, you are not ruining someone's career. jason chaffetz sat in jesse's seat. >> geraldo: what's the big headline? there was some guy that serviced her private computer that misled the fbi. they chose not to prosecute him. they giving immunity instead. so he's got immunity. where does it go? he goes no place. this is a waste of time and it distracts from the department of justice. makes them look like lackeys. makes sessions look like kate mckinnon on saturday i've jumping out of the closet sitting on trump's lap. hillary's email. i'm so sick of it. it is like benghazi in the sense that there's nothing there. move on. go after the democrats on something. >> kimberly: we are all in on benghazi. >> greg: when they blamed benghazi on a video, that wa

that was a lot of fun. >> dana: because jason chaffetz put his face in.or him. >> juan: the big difference on yours was the style and the painting, the lady with feathers. i've never seen you in that attire. >> dana: "one more thing" is up next. experience lexus safety system+ standard in the 2018 lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 350 for $339/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ >> jesse: "one more thing" in a moment but first if you missed part of today's program or want to catch up on previous shows, "the five"'s on demand. the full show will be available in a few hours. login with your tv provider, username and password and click on "the five." i'm going to go first. this kid stole the show at the cavaliers-warriors game. performing at halftime. 5-year-old kid. this is greg gutfeld's favorite song. >> greg: and that's my outfit. >> jesse: totally killed it and was the real mvp in the game and made his star on "ellen." i couldn't even pretend to do that. there it is right there. >> greg: you would be a natural. >> jes

jason chaffetz saying just how serious when you actually make a criminal referral, then you're saying to the department of justice, we have seen the information, we have seen the evidence, we believe there is more than a probable cause to prosecute this crime. and so that is a whole other level. >> caroline is live from the washington bureau with more. hi. >> republican chuck grazl grassy says this is about a perceived double standard. trump campaign associates for prosecuted for lying to the fbi and same standard should apply to others. grassley and senator graham have writ an letter to the justice department saying they believe christopher steele nay have lied to investigators. a has dozen may juror american media outlets were briefed on the dossier for the election. steele was on the payroll of fusion gps whose cofounder former journalist glen simpson. in the months leading up to the election, after know reports ran frowith the story, the project s funded by the clijton campaign. many republicans want to know if the dossier sparked the fbi investigation into possible collusion betw

recall the geo the dash we cale doj for comment. >> sandra: here is jason chaffetz who led the charge in the clinton email investigation and marie harf, former obama state department spokesperson. both are fox news contributor's. i saw you guys in the green room on the way up here. you were fired up. ring and, what do you think? >> a new fact pattern and place. the attorney general should be looking at it. i think jeff sessions is ten months late and looking at this. you've uncovered a number of things with the inspector general, michael horowitz, and the people he has at the doj. i think they are worried about what the inspector general is looking at. and then you have the congress, both the house and the senate unveiling and uncovering more documents and more information. devin nunes and trey gowdy and tom rooney and the people on the intel community, they shouldn't have to negotiate a duly issued subpoena. this was supposedly a closed case. they should have provided all the documents back when the original subpoena was issued in august. >> sandra: you look at those emails on the fa

here is former utah congressman jason chaffetz earlier today. >> it goes to the heart of what we are scared about in america. that our government is actually spying on us and if they are using bogus information on funds that were obtained in a political campaign to write a dossier. i want to know the answer to that question. i would think democrats would want to know the answer to that question, too. >> melissa: dale issa joins me now. how does this play out today? >> there is no choice but for the committee to release this document as a roadmap to let us understand what former member jason chaffetz just said. now that we know that the democratic national committee funded apparently a dossier from the public reports and that that dossier may or may not have -- it needs to be shown in a disclosure -- actually led to spying on an incoming president. i think it's pretty clear the american people need to know are these allegations true or not true? and this memo is a starting point. >> melissa: you talk about having no choice and obviously the other side of the aisle sees this as a parti

joining me fox news contributor, former utah congressman jason chaffetz. good to see you, representative. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you make of this? this is catching a lot of people by surprise here, andrew mccabe leaving. did that need to happen, is it the right thing. >> it probably is the right thing. we don't know the contents of these materials. but you do have an inspector general report. he knows what will be in there, he was most likely interviewed, if not once, more than once. you also have the house intelligence committee getting ready to vote on what they might be releasing. there have been a lot of public reports about his involvement or non-involvement in certain things, what he did and did not do and as best i can tell he was coming close to retirement. he may very well be taking some leave he had accumulated prior to that actual retirement. but it will be interesting to see how it plays out. trish: you know, what did you make of what was really perceived as a conflict with mr. mccabe? that was his wife's position, she was running

melissa: jason chaffetz. have a great weekend. david: we are one step closer to learning the truth at least one part of the investigation that is going on about the election in 2016. fox news learning that a deal has been made for the doj to turn over all documents and witnesses sought in the trump dossier probe. congressman mike johnson serving on the house judiciary committee is here to tell us what happens next. melissa: the trump administration unveiling a plan to expand offshore drilling giving new access to oil and gas companies but facing a big backlash. we have more on that. david: bone-chilling temperatures blasting us in the northeast as many cities still digging out from yesterday's massive storm. we have the very latest forecast. you will not believe how cold it is going to get this weekend. we're on the ground in boston. one of the hardest hit areas. >> another boston blizzard. it is just scary. >> no visibility at all. >> i expect the wind gusts to get much worse. >> it is not nice now and it is not going to get any

joining me right now former utah congressman jason chaffetz a fox news contributor so good to see you this morning on new year's eve. >> happy new year. thank you. trish: thank you very much. are they going to work this one out? we aren't going to have a budget shutdown are we? >> well january 19 is a big day and you're going to have this battle royale between the conservatives an i think the democrats and immigration is going to be front and center. democrats have made no bones about it they want daca reform. i think the president has signaled he's open to that but at the same time, this president was elected on tough border security and he's going to get funding for that wall and he's going to have to deal with chain migration and a host of other immigration issues. trish representative chaffetz how will they go for that? the democrats want daca reform but the wall symbolize physically physically symbolize everything that they dislike about this president, which is a little bit exaggerated if you ask me only because it's symbolic for controlling our borders which is a country you ki

with me now is former utah reprentive and former oversighcommittee cir hes jason chaffetz. congressma good to see you. >> gd to see you liz. liz: wtha is t probabity that president obama gave hezbollah a pass in order to preserve the iran deal? >> well there's an awful lot of evidence out there and i'm glad to see attorney general sessions step up and relook at this, because you have a number of people within the dea and what not who were researched but put on the record there politico hats off to them for doing really good research but you're finding now that president obama is in the rear view mirror, people are stepping forward saying this was not right. we were following the money, we were following the drug trail, we were looking at how hezbollah was funding its terrorists opportunities and that led to, you know, pushing drugs upon the american people and yet law enforcement was pursuing this only to have top officials in the obama administration allegedly put the stop on it so they could do this iran deal. it really is one of the most offensive things i've seen. liz:

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jason chaffetz for more.ever understood why someone who was going to represent america at the highest level would accomplish a 2 billion-dollar fund, what's going on with that? >> if you really believe that nearly $150 million was poured in from people who had a vested interest in the uranium one deal, i mean, on the surface it makes no sense. you had former president bill clinton going to russia, taking fee that is were more than double -- for speaking less than an hour and making hundreds of thousands of dollars. it just absolutely doesn't make sense. one of the most precious resources in the united states on the surface can you name any justification for us giving up any percentage of uranium supply, makes no sense and if there's nothing there, then hillary clinton and their foundation have nothing to worry about but i do think objective people at the department of justice should take a look at and long-time coming, should have happened a long time ago. stuart: that's the point. this is 2018, these activit

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we have a panel, the man with all the inside information, ed henry along with lisa boothe, jason chaffetzestigate bias, find out if everyone thinks a wrong button pushed triggered a straight wide response in hawaii. >>> first, some hard truths on immigration. let's get right to temperature the elite are up in arms about president trump's oval office remarks but who's fault is it that americans are so

jason chaffetz says the initial explanation reveals even bigger issue in readiness for actual attack.it was circus comedy of errors in a serious situation. i have a hard time believing that somebody bumped into a button or hit the button accidentally and takes more than half an hour to turn it around. you're telling me that it's just one person who can make this accident, i'm telling you on the surface, i don't believe that. what it was an incoming missile, what if they they need to get other information, what if they needed to contact big island of hawaii, they had to go through all of the -- i don't believe anything like that. somebody like tulsi gubbard, i don't agree with her, you will find out it's not necessarily true. heather: stay with us, we will talk about that coming up. north and south korea meeting again oversnieght handling details of the rogue's regime. the two sides talked about creating joint ice hockey team, first time they would compete in the olympics under the same flag, can you imagine that? both sides will meet on wednesday. vikings punching ticket to championsh

. >> sean: congressman jason chaffetz, tammy bruce, i look at all of this, it's beyond superfluous one level but then it's outright evil on another level. when you start trying to delegitimize a duly elected president out of office. >> you know it's comically ironic about this? we're supposed to take the media, elite advice on economic economics, health care, you can't even get a journalism right. you had one job, get the facts right. really perverse incentive for the media to get trump out of office. you saw this thing about a new expose, george papadopoulos started the whole investigation into the dossier and everything. the same outlets that reported this reported last summer that carter page did it. did they not find it strange? the classic example was the print outlets reporting on trump being wiretapped and then he tweets he's wiretapped in the very same outlets write stories that he's crazy for saying he was wiretapped. good job, you guys are great. >> sean: congressman, there's another side of this we've now seen in the last 24 hours. the clinton foundation has been investigat

rob: former utah congressman jason chaffetz had a firsthand look of administration reform under obamainistration, he says president trump has already produced more results in first year in office than democrats did during the eight years prior. his message to the democrats now is to stop wining and to start working with republicans. >> president trump has already taken it further than barack obama ever did. i was elected at the same time as barack obama, i actually sat on judiciary and i was on immigration subcommittee, when democrat from california was in charge of that committee for two years they had two meetings on immigration, one was to have a photo and the second one was to hear testimony from stephen colbert. that's the total sum of everything that the democrats when they have all levels of power did and the fact that the president is actually talking about it and the democrats don't want to show up and don't want to have this discussion is just shameful because i think there's common ground and can solve the problems but the democrats have to be there and actually willing to

house oversight and governmental reform committee and former republican congressman from utah jason chaffetzou. >> good morning. steve: we have heard so much about this memo. i know you have not seen it because you are not a sitting member of congress right now. what's it going to take for congress to say okay, let's release it? >> chairman nunes can do a couple things. he can take a vote within the committee to release it, given the classified nature, they will probably need to redact some things. you don't want to ever give up sources and methods. it's sort of the art term of art that they use. if you are revealing one of those, they shouldn't release it. but they can do a redacted version. they can also share the information with the inspector general for the intelligence community. share it with the inspector general for the department of justice, michael horowitz. have some 450 people working for him. and he can also make a referra --criminal referral to e attorney general himself for action. my guess is all of those things are already in motion u. ainsley: have you talked to anyone --

and former republican congressman and fox contractor jason chaffetz.essman, i will go to you first on this. the president clapping back at steve bannon. >> if you want a lesson on how to slam back and put somebody in their place. it is one of the biggest strongest statements i have ever read or seen and sounds like trump and peoples like trump and reflects trump. heap has no relationship or respect for steve bannon. >> harris: it is interesting, zak. the statement is lengthsier. and however powerful you say it is, congressman. steech pretends to be at war with the media and yet he spends most of the time leaking false information to the media. >> this is not the statement you put out when you are calm and collected. this is a clear indication that there is it panic within the white house about the revelations that are coming in a rapid pace not only with steve bannon who called this june 2016th meeting trezonnous. but there is revelations about his foreign policy advisor george papadopoulos who was a coffee boy. >> harris: can i step in. what about the

reaction, let's bring in former republican congressman and house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetzm utah and in atlanta, georgia, former obama regional campaign director robin beero robin, let's start with you on this. i remember in 2005 that dick durbin comment about our troops. my producer at the time lee ha bib was watching. he called me and said did you hear what dick durbin said he describing our guys like paul pot, nazis, he ultimately had to come out and apologize. that statement, i can't ever imagine making a statement about the u.s. military such as that that one statement told me one about dick durbin than anything else that you can point to about something that trump said about certain countries that send a disproportionate number of visa lottery numbers us. your reaction? >> i appreciate you bringing up that statement i'm a army veteran ranger. i had the army of serving. i was very much offended by that statement. politicians say the darn test things. donald trump is now a politician is he one of those people saying things. >> laura: what do you think do you think somal