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lou: jason chaffetz great to with you with us. >> thank you. lou: president trump continuing his commitment to end open border policy of the radical dimms, koch brothers, and the pope. the koch brothers funded libya initiative, released a statement today opposing president's plan to end birth right citizenship. koch brother say, it goes against our principles, well, how d-doe, we would not want koch brothers upset because we're enforcing laws and predictioning our borders, oh, no. aeri terrible thought. >> and hope hop pope hope -- pos saying, migrant build a country. wow. that those are powerful forces. so is the president of united states, thank goodness. >> vote in our poll, do you support president trump's effort to secure our borders end chain migration, and establish merit-based immigration policies? cast your vote on twitter, at lou dobbs, follow he on twitter at lou dobbs, like me on facebook and instagram, follow me at lou dobbs tonight. up next, we separate fact and fx about what the -- fact and fiction abou about what the pret fictio

joining us, former congressman jason chaffetz.e served nearly five terms in congress, was chairman of the powerful house overnight and the government committee, also the author of the book "the deep state: how an army of bureaucrats protected barack obama and is working to destroy the trump agenda." great to have you with us. jason, let's -- >> thank you, lou. >> lou: let's take up the first thing. the cook outlook. it looks perilous for republicans. what is your sense of things? >> historically, the republicans are supposed to lose all these seats. but nobody, but nobody is predicting that is anybody will turn over the senate. that chuck schumer would become the majority leader. that is pretty remarkable at this point in the game. will the democrats win some of the house seats? yeah, they probably will some. i don't know. who pays the big bucks to the pollsters? what a con game that is. >> lou: it's like the weather. anybody can forecast it. people tend to forget the outlook the next day. we won't. we never do. i want to turn as

maria: and jason chaffetz is here.>> there's too many people that were on the record -- the very first vote you cast as a member of congress is who is going to be the next speaker. and you're going to ask these people like lamb out of pennsylvania to take that tough vote. i don't know how she gets to 218. but you're right, she certainly is confident. but kelly, i want to ask you, has leader mccarthy signaled what's going to happen in the next seven weeks? the republicans are still in control in the house and the senate for the next seven weeks. have we seen what that agenda is going to be? >> i've heard very little coming through. even republicans are calling it a lame duck session, which you think hey, you've got your last chance to do something and they don't seem very interested in taking it. i think they're a little more preoccupied and worried about what's going to come next. now, of course one of the things that donald trump has talked about upcoming in the house is the speaker run and he's of course tweeted that

jason chaffetz who once ran for house speaker, roberts zimmerma, welcome, good to have both of you., you kind of smiled and laughed a little bit when i read that number, do you think it is not true? >> i think the best counter in terms of tabulating houseboats is not "the washington post" it is nancy pelosi, and spoiler alert, she has the votes. a sure sign is her top critics like congressman seth moulton wants to negotiate, if that is the democrats on the problem-solving caucus, they are wanting to negotiate, that is a sign that nancy pelosi said a couple of weeks ago that she has the votes to be elected speaker once again. >> martha: i want to talk to you about the caucus, because he called them trump? >> the trump enablers. >> martha: they might reach across the aisle, but you want nothing to do with that? >> it is not about what they are doing, the problem solvers caucus did nothing to change the rules to make the process more democratic when the republicans were the majority. and now the democrats will be the majority, all of the sudden they want to change the rules. what they

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jason chaffetz on what this means for the investigation and the president. will the president walk away from meeting with vladimir putin, in the wake of new aggression by russia and the potential pool out war. senator tim scott is here accused of being a fraud on civil rights. we get his reaction to that claim and support for the criminal justice reform bill, opposed by some conservatives. welcome to fox news at night, we have team coverage. ed henry has the latest on tensions with russia and saudi arabia but first katherine herridge on the latest twists in the mueller probe. >> reporter: the reaction to a possible pardon from the senior democrat on the intelligence committee, mark warner tweeting this would be a blatant and an acceptable abuse of fire after the president lashed out at the special counsel over tactics and targets. during oval office interview donald trump told the new york post he has not ruled out a pardon for paul manafort, quote, it was never discussed but i wouldn't take it off the table. why would i take it off the table? the president

let's bring in jason chaffetz. former chair of the house oversight committee. >> the democrats are still the partist resistance movement. going into 2020, they will do anything and everything they to be probe every single aspect of everything. what i'm concerned about is they cannot use these for fishing trips. they have the subpoena power and they have the gavel. but you can't go on fishing trips. there has to be evidence of wrongdoing before they dive into these things. liz: jeff sessions' replacement is matthew whitaker. he has said, mr. mueller, you are doing a fishing trip trying to get into the president's personal finances. there is a red line you are crossing that's wrong. whitaker said last year the way to undercut the mueller probe is not to give it the budget and it will shrivel up and go away. >> in this mueller probe i knead think you need to let it run to its conclusion. i think director mueller needs to be gone it sooner rather than later. there hasn't been any evidence of criminal wrongdoing. certai

joining us jason chaffetz. fox business contributor. author of the book. good to see you.rtant midterms you know in our lifetime. and i have so say, a lot of money spent, polling right now, what do you see because, i have not got a clue as to how this is going to wrap up. >> no, a lot of these professional pollsters drive hee nuts, i don't know how they drive big dollar they get, they don't have clarity, i don't see a big blue wave, you see close races with dave brat, in florida, which is what was predicted. but not the tsunami, i remember in 2010, i was in house of representative, republican took 63 seats away from democrats. now, i have to tell you, i think democrats on net will gain, and may gain house of representatives, that is historically that is just hitting historical norm. but not the 63 seats, remember, who obama of president, democrat over his 8 years they lost more than a thousand seats. and state legislatures, the congress, the house, senate. lou: we have not begun to really reach out to these gubernatorial races they are going to be quite critical for both p

votes, jason chaffetz? is that a possibility do you think?k it's really hard for republicans to do that but there is no greater foil than nancy pelosi. if you are going into 2020 you would much rather be out there talking about nancy pelosi or beto o'rourke or some new fresh face that's suddenly the speaker juxtapose that person against a donald trump and mitch mcconnell. but i don't think the democrats are going to go there nancy pelosi has raced raised more money than anybody in the history of the united states congress. democrat, republican, house or senate. she rules with a iron fist. she is not going to let it go. that's why they don't have the votes. if they would have had the vote this week as they normally and customarily do but she doesn't have the votes right now. >> martha: take a look at the senate balance of power. the mississippi race is still out there. that's going to be right after thanksgiving. currently, they are at 51. 52, rather. and if they lose mississippi, they could go to 51. remember this moment from lindsey graham t

joining me fox contributor jason chaffetz. some of your republican colleagues on the senate side a little queasy with this issue, not necessarily sure they want president trump to go down this road? >> yeah, they are showing a little queasiness. i think they will play a political price for it. the president has a duty and obligation to protect the integrity of the border of the united states of america. this also offers, i think, charles, the greatest contrast between democrats and republicans because democrats wanted to abolish immigrations and customs enforcement. they don't want to fund the wall. many want to get rid of the wall. they have been encouraging human trafficking bringing people north. donald trump and republicans have been exactly the opposite. vote for a democrats if you want open borders but it is not good for the country. charles: it is so unfair or disingenuous when they conflate legal immigration with illegal immigration. do it all the time under one umbrella. >> that's right. charles: we have the caravan h

with jason chaffetz on what it all means. will the president walk away from the meeting with putin, one that russia insists is still going to happen on saturday in the wake of new aggression by russia as you canes present warns of a potential war? senator tim scott is here, accused of being a fraud on civil rights. we will get his reaction to that claim and his support for a criminal justice reform bill pushed by the president and opposed by some conservatives. hello. welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. ed henry's here at the latest on tensions with russia and saudi arabia. first let's go to chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on the latest twist in the mueller probe. >> shannon, knew reaction tonight to a possible pardon from the senior democrat on the senate intelligence committee. mark warner tweeting "this will be a blatant and unacceptable abuse of power" after the president lashed out at the special counsel. bring during an interview, president trump said he is not ruled out

fox business dagen mcdowell, benchmark managing partner kevin kelly and former utah congressman jason chaffetz, great to see you this morning. >> this is like the super bowl, i love this stuff. maria: it is. one major take away? >> i think the strength of president trump in florida really has impact up and down the ticket going into 2020. maria: that was such an important race. >> wow, took senate seat away from democrats and won with a very conservative run desantis. kevin: one of the interesting aspects in a lot of the financial notes i've been read asking the pharmacy and biotech sector may do well in this sort of split congress scenario because the restrictions on drugs pricing can be taken away due to stalemate, that was an interesting note i was reading about how there's been talks from the administration and the republican congress about drug pricing and now a stalemate may just give pharmaceutical companies to keep raising prices. >> with all due respect, i totally disagree. i think elijah cummumgs are going to pound on pharmaceuticals and you have donald trump that says, let's reduce

now to our interview with president trump from our sunday group, former republican congressman jason chaffetzo covers the white house for axios, former democratic congressman edwards. jonathan, i was struck by a lot that the president said, first, he really seems to be closing the door to any interview with robert mueller, he said probably it's finished and he seemed to be opening the door to possible oversight of mueller by the new acting attorney general mat whitaker? >> this is the first time i've ever heard him acknowledge on the record what has seem to all of us to be reality which is that there was no intention of him sitting down. we heard for months that he wanted to, trump said publicly that he wanted but his team really didn't want to, that's the first time i ever heard him basically shut the door to that and with whitaker it's interesting, i don't know that it's credible when he told you that he wasn't aware of the statements that whitaker had made about robert mueller but it seems that trump is very happy with him in his job and i think it was notable that he sort of let it open t

sara carter, gregg jarrett, jason chaffetz, and why didn't i work on election night?l of that straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, tonight democrats are quick to push more russia hysteria following the departure of the attorney general jeff sessions, for example, congressman jerrold nadler, get used to him, we are going to be following him and, let's see, pelosi, maxine waters, we will see if they will work for you. he is expected to be the next house judiciary chair, tweeting that he wants answers about who is now in charge of the mueller probe and suggesting more endless investigations. that is really going to help the american people. jenning is not, author of "the new york times" best seller "the russian hoax," fox news analyst gregg jarrett. also, author of "the deep state" get another "new york times" best seller, fox news contributor jason chaffetz baird sara carter, investigative reporter paired fox news contributor. where is your book? how come you don't have a book? >> i'm going to have a book, sean, you know it, too. >> sean: i know, almost immediately,

sara carter, gregg jarrett, jason chaffetz, and why didn't i work on election night?all of that straight ahead. ♪ (female speaker) even the best shoppers like to get a head start! so hurry to bass pro shops and cabela's for pre-black friday hot buys! like savings of $40 on this nikon aculon laser rangefinder. and save $80 on this garmin etrex 20x handheld gps. all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right,, tonight democrats are quick to push more russia hysteria following the departure of the attorney general jeff sessions, for example, congressman jerrold nadler, get used to him, we are going to be following him and, let's see, pelosi, maxine waters, we will see if they will work for you. he is expected to be the next house judiciary chair, tweeting that he wants answers about who is now in charge of the mueller probe and suggesting more endless investigations. that is really going to help the american people. joining us now, author of "the new york h times" best selr "the russia hoax," fox news legal analyst gregg jar

sara carter and the author of the deep state, jason chaffetz. son, you were there with a lot of those people that i put on my list lied. i don't see any of them, no consequences. am i to interpret this right? the only people that get hit with line to congress or if you are related to trauma. that does it. or general plan, michael cohen one. pick your person or poison. >> it was crystal clear the hillary clinton investigation, the five people closest to hillary, they all got immunity agreements. they required no cooperation. >> sean: explain what that means. they were able to keep the evidence. >> you have heather samuelson, brian paglia i know, these people closest to hillary clinton. she is under investigation and they are giving immunity. not commute to my complete immunity but immunity from any prosecution from the department of justice. they didn't have to cooperate with the governments. they didn't have to answer questions from congress. they didn't have to provide information to the department of justice. that is why you given immunity agre

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again, what would democrats do if they lose, the panel to discuss, coauthor jessica tar -- >> jason chaffetzd host of tom shillue show. welcome, election night eve, how great is this. >> oh, so exciting. kennedy: if i wrong to think that democrat have a shot of losing. >> you are right, even if they win, trump will still be president. kennedy: no because the democrat will take house, then they will impeach him and senate will be like omy god you are right, and they will vote to throw hem out. >> that is what they think, mo matter how big wave, not big enough, trump will be -- will be more democrat for him to fight with. and they will be -- there i mean, i think cromwell was being metaphor call about flood in the streets. kennedy: i don't know he said nonviolent or violent revelation. >> take your pick. kennedy: let's talk about it polling has been wrong, there are a lot of tight races. even if republicans lose is there a way they win. let's see democrat have 5 seat majority. >> what is is amazing, going into this, i was there in house of representatives when there was a republican wave, 63 s

. >> harris: are they missing guys like jason chaffetz? >> jason was actually part of the problem, i know he's paid by fox. he didn't do any oversight to speak of during his tenure, he shut down real oversight. trey has been -- she's been a short-term keeper. one of the challenges is that when the leadership never wants to aggressive oversight because it gives them headaches, it gets calls and yet that's one of those things you need. you need every chairman, even if leadership doesn't want oversight, especially of your own party, you need it going on, it's healthy and this is one of the areas where jim wants to be a voice to stop the democrats. >> harris: it sounds like you support jim jordan. >> jim was a great member of my committee, we served on judiciary and oversight together. he needs to be part of the team pushing against the democrats when they're wrong and quite frankly, agreeing with them if there is legitimate oversight and i hope he does that, i hope he never loses that spirit. >> harris: i always appreciate your candor. i wonde

former oversight committee chair jason chaffetz. and the death toll in california from the fires rising to 51. you wouldn't believe the details we have. we'll be right back. back in 2. stay there. what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. liz: the death toll from the northern california fires death toll is 51. there is a law scoot over the power company. the believe is the power companies are behind the fires. sir, thank you for your service your state. what do you need right now? >> the containment figures are starting to come up. the hill fire is pretty much done. the woolsey fire is 27% and it hasn't grown at all. the campfire, we are at 135,000 acres with 35% containment. it's still active around different places around the perimete

[laughter] jason chaffetz and he's on "outnumbered." you would have been a great governor. all right. let's get to it. florida secretary of state ordering the manual recount due to the race between scott and nelson. the manual recount is not going to be required but all eyes are on the democratic stronghold of broward county. the county missed yesterday's 2:00 p.m. deadline. hmm. now accusing linda of intentionally missing the deadline. here's snipes stating why they were not reported on time. >> when i came out and made a statement, the results were being uploaded as i came out to speak to you. we were told that our completion was 3:02 p.m. and it should have been 3 o'clock on the button. >> things are always interesting in florida. >> no shortage of drama melissa. the hand count separation of 31,000 ballots and they separated them in four bins. the green one, the green one went to the canvassing board under review. if you look inside that room right now, they are doing the review, but there is only 447. you heard that right. 447 out of 31,000 that are being reviewed betwe

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jason chaffetz.an't believe she asked that question and tried to go down that path. >> well said. i think you are laying out the history. senator harris is demonstrating why she'll never ever become the president of the united states. what she did is shameful. it was a decided effort on her part to try to divide america. how dare she disparage thousands of our federal employees who are patriotic, hard work, they put their whristles on the line, they walk away from their familiar whrils night after night to go after the criminal element to try to detain and deport them. if there is child pornography that's tracked into the united states it's i.c.e. that has to look at that horrific thing. we are talk about 4 and 5-year-olds being sexually abused, and she has the gal to go before a person who is being nominated by the president to be the director of i.c.e. she is perpetuating it, you are exactly right, she is doing it because she wants to be the democratic nominee for the president of the united states

joining me, jason chaffetz, co-host of the 5, author of what the hell do you have to lose? apparently georgia governor race. welcome to you. >> nice to be with you. juan, i start with you. you have stacey abrams, she electrified the state, oprah winfrey her new bff came down, and stumped for her, all she needed was for brian kemp to not reach 50% threshold, she could not do that, does it seem like it would be her argument as secretary of state, the person who oversees the elections there in georgia, that somehow he was tinkering with machinery. >> i think that say good argument, she made it. other people have made it, the candidate should not be running the election. but bigger argument is one about republican tactics with regard to voter suppress, there were 50,000 people who registered to vote with you not allowed to vote, their signatures were not close enough match, and but also have you polling closing, you hear her say he is legal governor, you say, this is okay ridiculous she should be more gracious. kennedy: she should be. >> look at andrew gillum and the way -- now

among the guests joining him then will be mark lauder and jason chaffetz. trish: threats of a human stampede at the border. fox learned things could soon escalate. we have the terrifying details night. the u.s. military is preparing for the worst. defense secretary james mattis says the white house authorized the use of lethal force if necessary to protect our agents guarding the border. general jack keane is here next. congressman sean duffy in the house. dr. sebastian gorka. they all have new warnings this evening. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. this is disturbing stuff. we are getting reports the migrant caravan may be planning a human stampede at our border in order to provoke the trump administration. it's being done deliberately and we are being told this from sources that are trying to help the migrant groups move forward into the united states. this alarming report comes as the white house is approving a memo allowing u.s. troops at the border to take on some law enforcement roles and use deadly force if necessari' to protect' our border

the power panel, democratic strategists dave brown and molly hemingway and jason chaffetz.welcome to all of you. from 5:38.com, now that the dems control the house this could be a benefit to mueller, democrats don't need republican by into exercise their new pounds subpoena power with this option in their toolkit. they can demand oversight if it appears mueller's investigation is being stymied or important information being suppressed. >> a subpoena is only as good as its ability to be enforced. i was chairman of the oversight committee. i had subpoena authority and couldn't get document out of the trump administration. the same as it was with eric older and loretto lynch. don't know what democrats think they can suddenly get documents. the only way to enforce a subpoena is get the department of justice to enforce the subpoena. congress gave up this power. it is wrong and if they think they can get these documents they are in for a rude awakening. shannon: man heading up the doj, matt whitaker, is on camera. after talking with him, convinced there is no way he will fire mue

among the guests joining him then will be mark lauder and jason chaffetz.s of a human stampede at the border. fox learned things could soon escalate. we have the terrifying details night. the u.s. military is preparing for the worst. defense secretary james mattis says the white house authorized the use of lethal force if necessary to protect our agents guarding the border. general jack keane is here next. congressman sean duffy in the house. dr. sebastian gorka. they all

joining me, former congressman jason chaffetz. let's talk about these false promises.you think people were artificially encouraged to come to our border with the hope they could get to the united states of america? and was this done for political reasons as the vice president had said? >> yes, these people are coming up en masse. there was no genocide or natural disaster that propelled these people forward. it was an organized event. the president has been doing an exceptional job of holding the lines saying no, you are not just going to overrun our borders like you have in the past. for those who want to claim asylum, you will have to qualify under credible fear. trish: homeland security talking about an ms-13 member apprehended trying to come in. i was on "fox news sunday" talking to the representative from connecticut. he said no, that's not true. there are no felons. he's on the intelligence committee. i said this is being reported by the department of homeland security. he said no that's wrong, those are lies. you have the government saying there are bad people. t

bush, fox news contributor and for congressman jason chaffetz another of the deep state of to see the assistant attorney general, you are very qualified bunch, great to have you with us. reaction from the woman who looks like she could be the next house speaker, nancy pelosi, saying acting attorney general whitaker must be recused from any involvement in the russia investigation and rosenstein should be allowed to see the investigation unhindered. your reaction to today's events. >> today's event, the least surprising personal decision in the history of the republic. we knew this was coming. not a question of whether, it was a question of when. once the midterms are in the rearview mirror the president wanted to get a cabinet official and attorney general he has 100% confidence that doesn't surprise me in the least, nor does nancy pelosi's comments about the incoming acting attorney general. pulls for him to recuse russia are meritless was all his done is written on the topic. if there were basis for recusal that would be very few public officials who might pass that test. we need to

shannon: we had jason chaffetz on last night, the democrats can control the documents, if they can't get it, good luck to them. >> trump could have declassified this stuff and still might. shannon: waiting for the right time. >> we will see what happens. what you are going to see, meadows had a plan, he lost, jordan won. meadows's plan was let's be conciliatory and sound like the reasonable adults, we are the ones working on important issues, this is a distraction, diminishing separation of powers, this is not appropriate. molotov cocktails line from the other side. >> i want to talk about something that happened here, tim scott was struggling with a vote over a nominee to a federal judgeship, criticized, senator chuck schumer said this guy was involved in voter suppression, white supremacy. senator scott said he contacted the person who wrote a 1991 doj memo and he felt better about what he was saying, he sounded close to a yes and today he is a know it is being praised for the left for being courageous. >> tim scott is one of the most interesting people in congress, he has demonstr

to strike a deal with congress to secure the southern border but former republican congressman jason chaffetzn democrats writing, quote, democrats, even many with a long history of voting for border security and wall funding have stood uniformly opposed to even the most modest efforts to secure the border. question is is he right? here to debate it is democratic strategists and resident policy fellow at the center for immigration studies andrew are there. thank you for your time. is he right? >> he's not right. one reason is democrats have been working hard inside and outside the country. when it comes to pushing the issue of border security even donald trump's rhetoric across the board comes to our relationship with countries across the world it is important to note everything he has done made america less safe across the country. shannon: do you agree democrats have been working at this? >> they have been doing the opposite quite frankly. the republicans in congress put forward a number of bills to provide protection for young people in the united states and protected the united states, wou

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jason chaffetz former chairman of the houseover sight committee.ction today. and we are going to have some winners. it's fascinating. donald trump, i'm amazed by his energy. he is everywhere. i think the candidates, they embrace the trump agenda and donald trump will do very well. the ones that are going to struggle tonight are the ones that gave a stiff arm to the president. they didn't want to talk about. so things that the president wanted to do. i think those people tonight will pay a political price for not being on board with the president. ainsley: democrats need 23 seats in the house for a majority. it's expected they will get 28 just because historically speaking since the war, if republicans are in power, the democrats historically usually get 28. >> that's exactly right. i was in the house going in 2010 and there was a red wave where we took 6 63 seats in the house. nobody is talking about that possibility. will the democrats potentially pull it off in the house? yeah, they may have a majority of 5 to 10 seats before the end of the night

dave brown, mollie hemingway, jason chaffetz. welcome to all of you. i want to read something from fivethirtyeight.com. now that the democrats will control the house. they say democrats don't need republican value to exercise their newfound subpoena power with this option in their toolkit they can demand oversight it appears mueller's investigation is being stymied or important information is being suppressed. jason. >> a subpoenas only as good as its ability to be enforced and believe me i was a chairman of the oversight committee. i had subpoena authority. i couldn't get documents out of the trump administration. it was exactly the same as it was with eric holder and loretta lynch. i don't know what the democrats think they can suddenly get documents. the only way to enforce a subpoena is to get the department of justice to enforce the subpoena. congress gave up this power a long time ago. it's wrong. if they think they can magically get these documents, they are in for a rude awakening. >> shannon: now the acting attorney general, matt whitaker, he'