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national spokesman for hillary clinton's campaign and kristin tate and jason chaffetz. welcome to all of you. let's play something from a national security analyst who is not a fan of the speech. >> makes me sick. on a personal level, preserving your heritage, reclaim your heritage silica certainly difficult members of my family and 6 million other jews in the 1940s. shannon: let's start there. when you invoke hitler that is serious business but that is her take on the speech. >> the left and a lot of people in the media hated the speech but this was not a speech for them nor even a speech for the american public as a whole. this was a speech packaged and delivered for trump's base and they loved it. trump was funny, bold, combative and at times did a pretty good job laying out a positive future for the country. what really struck me was this speech was evidence trump has transformed the republican party. today the republican party is the trump party. he kept people entertained for two hours, the man has a lot of energy and right now i don't know if any of the democrats

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former congressman jason chaffetz joins us now.s.com, jason. thanks for being here on a sunday, by the way. hypocritical dems suddenly embrace transparency they rejected in the obama era. >> on fast and furious, we had a dead person that was killed. knowingly and willingly gave the drug cartels nearly 2,000 weapons. the irs information, benghazi investigation. i never had a democrat ever say, well, we've got to get to the truth, we need to make sure we see all the underlying documents. i fought for those for eight and a half years. never, ever, ever did i hear them whisper a word. now it's about donald trump, and they're all about transa paster city. republicans have maintained consistency on this. they voted unanimously to release these documents, and they need to do what jim jordan is saying. if they're going to release the underlying documents -- which i don't think they can, by the way -- then they also need to release all the information about fisa abuse and how this whole fiasco starts in the first place, because democrats do

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the president and open primaries and fox news contributor jason chaffetz.nancy pelosi. impeachment is so divisive that unless there is something so overwhelming and bipartisan i don't think we should go down that path because it divides the country and he is not worth it. >> what took her so long? it's been 2 years, 300,000 documents hundreds of hours of interviews and she's come to the same conclusion donald trump said day one, no collusion. i'm surprised it took that long to get there. shannon: i want to read something from political, dems -- can they turn back? more than a dozen key democratic lawmakers reveal deep divisions within the caucus about whether their efforts could end up help trump when a second term in office. we heard that from a lot of folks who worry it will mobilize his base. >> i don't agree with nancy pelosi on much but i take her side with this. moving in the impeachment direction would be a disservice to the rich, robust political conversation taking place in the country on a whole range of issues from the green new deal to medicare

. >> former intel house chairman jason chaffetz is here on data meanwhile president trump calling for the justice department and the fbi to renew actor jussie smollett's case at the prosecutor abruptly dropped the charges sparking outrage all over the country and the city of chicago. chris reagan prime-time begins right now. hi everybody i'm david asman in for trish regan. top story the house intel committee devolving into an all-out war of words as republicans on the panel demand the democratic chairman adam schiff stepped down over his continued claims that president trump's campaign colluded with the russians in 2016. >> your willingness to continue to promote it demonstrably false narrative is alarming. it exposes you of having abused her position to knowingly promote false information. as such we have no faith in your ability to his charger duties. my colleagues may think it's okay that the russians offered on the democratic candidate for president as part of what was described in the russian government effort to help the trump campaign. you might think that's okay. >> i don't th

jason chaffetz will be thelet n. jason chaffetz will be the guest host as we head home. laura ingraham, you got into it with crazy jim acosta. what happened? >> laura: he was upset. i was getting ready cpac, my speech and eating breakfast. then i hear he is all upsetea because only you and the chinese and the russians got a question. then i'm reading, wait a second, didn't like forbes or n.p.r. and a number of other outlets got questions but not poor jim acosta. we need to get a care package or something to him. bring some of that good seaweed, the dried seaweed you can get in vietnam. elixirs maybe. he is having a hard time. >> sean: laura, we are talk show hosts. we do news. we do straight reporting, investigative reporting. even sports and cultural issues and opinion.. there are folks -- >> laura: horoscopes. i do horoscopes. >> sean: maybe on your radio show. good for you. i heard you gave a great speech at cpac. is that true? >> laura: yeah, it was a lot of fun. we had a good time. you have to tell jokes and get out. that is my view. tell a few jokes, get a few digs

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jason chaffetz will be thelet n. jason chaffetz will be the guest host as we head home.ot into it with crazy jim acosta. what happened? >> laura: he was upset. i was getting ready cpac, my speech and eating breakfast. then i hear he is all upsetea because only you and the chinese and the russians got a question. then i'm reading, wait a second, didn't like forbes or n.p.r. and a number of other outlets got questions but not poor jim acosta. we need to get a care package or something to him. bring some of that good seaweed, the dried seaweed you can get in vietnam. elixirs maybe. he is having a hard time. >> sean: laura, we are talk show hosts. we do news.

jason chaffetz with us now. i think there really is a crisis on the border. we've got tent cities down there. look, i blame the democrats and i think every presidential candidate should be asked what are you going to do about this. >> well, i think it's the democrats and i think it's an awful lot of republicans who were in a position of power in congress. now, donald trump has been trying to do what he can by pouring billions of dollars in there to put up more impediments to these people coming north, doing exactly what the border patrol, i.c.e. and others, want to do, the security experts, but congress as a whole has been inept in absolutely doing this. what is an acceptable number, stuart? if the democrats think there isn't a crisis, then they are telling us that apprehending nearly 100,000 people in a 30-day period, those are just the ones we catch, that that's an acceptable number. but it certainly is not. stuart: the crisis is here. i don't know what we are going to do about it as a country. i don't know what we are going to do about it. there is the mas

maria: welcome back, big program, coming up my exclusive interview with president donald trump, jason chaffetz, sky bridge capital founder anthony scaramucci is stopping by this morning and movie pass ted with us this morning. big show, don't miss next 3 hours. fbi director james comey writing editorial in new york times, what i want from the mueller report n. the op-ed comey writes this, even though i believe mr. trump is morally unfit to be president of the united states, i'm not rooting for mule the other demonstrate he's a criminal or clearing the president, i'm not rooting for anything at all except that the special counsel be permitted to finish his work, in my exclusive interview with the president i had a chance to ask about ongoing probe, possible russian interference of 2016 presidential election, watch. now, we will get the mueller report, what are you expecting? >> it's always interesting to me, deputy appoints a man who didn't get any votes, i had one of the greatest election victories in history. they came from the cities, from all over, they voted in one of the greatest election

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stuart: jason chaffetz, thanks very much for being with us on an important day.r. >>> president trump thinking about the border. here's the quote. mexico is doing nothing to help stop the flow of illegal immigrants to our country. they are all talk, no action. likewise, honduras, guatemala, el salvador have taken our money for years and do nothing. the dems don't care. such bad laws. may close the southern border. what's this about the border being at the breaking point? ashley: yeah, that's the term used by the acting border patrol commissioner. he says look, this is unprecedented. he says in a quote, we are facing unprecedented humanitarian and border security crisis all along the southwest border. he was in el paso yesterday and he said nowhere has that crisis manifested itself more acutely than el paso. you mentioned stunning numbers from this week. 4,000 apprehensions monday, 4,100 on tuesday. in the month of february alone, 76,000 migrants were detained. that's the highest number in 12 years, including 7,000 unaccompanied children. stuart: our guys can't co

national security advisor, john bolton, and former congressman jason chaffetz. thank you for joining us tonight. tonight from new york *. [♪] trish: breaking right now. a very big welcome home for juan guaido. the man they consider president of venezuela. they also are voicing their concerns against the murderous regime of brutal dictator nicolas maduro out there by the thousands as the democrats' next big thing, alexandria ocasio-cortez refuses to denounce nicolas maduro for what he is, a brutal dictator. the migration of the left towards socialism i predict will be their downfall. aoc is not the only dem causing headaches. ilhan omar unleashes a new round of anti-semitic rhetoric. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking tonight, the 29-year-old socialist from queens, the woman considered the buyest star in the democratic party refusing to call a murdererrous brutal dictator for what he is. question when asked if nicolas maduro is a dictator she refuels to label him as such saying i think this is a complex issue it's prnlt we approach this carefully.

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congressman and author of the deep state, jason chaffetz. >> and we just now have a tweet and from congresswoman maxine waters. she says obstruction of justice reality show, firing comey and sending coded messages to others, attempting to destroy mueller, what more do we need to know? impeachment is the only answer. >> she started saying impeachment pretty much when the president was elected. mueller is still in place, the democrats join the republicans and they were even more vocal about getting red of mueller. and what the democrats are doing is a total and complete overreach. it has to have a congressional purpose. you are not allowed to go fish everywhere with 80 different people and hope that you find some fact that you can grab onto. >> we had a congressman adam schiff who heads up the house until committee this weekend saying this about something that may or may not be true. >> we are also looking at persistent allegations that the russians have been laundering money through the trump organization. i don't know that that's true. >> it's okay to throw that out there, but i don't know if it

let's bring in jason chaffetz. former u.s. congressman.te. congressman, thank you so much for being here. you've been a part of this thing unfolding. your reaction this morning? >> look, if you are in the president's camp, obviously this is a big sigh of relief. the president has known from day one that there was no collusion and evidently there is no indictment. with yobut i think this is far from over. the democrats are so heavily invested in this narrative they can't get rid of it they have set the bar and release of the report. that's another play in their next move well, you must be siding something because you are not going to release the full router. but, looming in the weeds the worst nightmare for the democrats is still out there and that's the most consequential report that i think will come out and that's from michael horowitz, the inspector general about 90 days from now. that will have probably the biggest impact on what is the biggest scandal i think i have ever seen in my lifetime. >> congressman chaffetz brian fallon who wo

lou: joining us tomorrow, national security advisor, john bolton, and former congressman jason chaffetzg us tonight. tonight from new york *. [♪] trish: breaking right now. a very big welcome home for juan guaido. the man they consider president of venezuela. they also are voicing their concerns against the murderous regime of brutal dictator nicolas maduro out there by the thousands as the democrats' next big thing, alexandria ocasio-cortez refuses to denounce nicolas maduro for what he is, a brutal dictator. the migration of the left towards socialism i predict will behe

let's bring in chuck schumer, former republican congressman jason chaffetz.at to have you with us. you know how this works, he has pulled into this show before. he likes to talk and he covered a lot of things. i want to play something he said about the dossier that at least partially to be the impetus about the amount of impact, definitely at the beginning of the investigation. >> they used the dossier to start things and there was no truth whatsoever. it was a fraud paid for by hillary clinton and the democrats at the dnc. it is hard to believe. if you wrote this as a novel nobody would buy it. >> plenty people do biden believe it. >> the fact pattern that is out there. i believe it was mister mccabe who testified to the intelligence committee and said without this dossier there would've been no fisa warrant and all the things that followed on after that. the president is right, they should look at the genesis of this through a tough lens. there's a lot of information there, and inspector general looking into this, it should come out in the next 90 days the

lou: joining us tomorrow, national security advisor, john bolton, and former congressman jason chaffetzu for joining us tonight. tonight from new york cheryl: it is tuesday, march 5th. here are your market movers. china's national people's congress kicked off overnight. will this meeting put pressure on xi jinping to get a deal done that is better for the chinese. in the united states, retail earnings in focus, you've got kohl's and target reporting before the bell today. could we be in for an election day deja vu, what hillary clinton said about a 2020 presidential run. and talk about a cat fight, starbucks customers get into an all-out brawl over a limited edition

jason chaffetz is coming on next hour.ng down on as the inspector general's report happening right now will be released in two or three months come in may or june. and how those on the inside of the department of justice or fbi will work. now do you agree with that wind he describes that as that could be the tipping point here. if your are doing put the whole report out, you're going to argue again in two months to put the whole ig report out. >> absolute way. we have to fix things in the other half of this equation is whether the intelligence committee did was weapon i against the campaign. by that abuse, this dossier full of junk and unverified that went before a court. how the case was initiated against the presidential campaign. they will answer those questions. like the first to report it to be publicized as well. then we can fix things. bill: thank you. we encourage our viewers to check it out. thank you. >> we are on mueller report watch. why they've been unusually silent this weekend, the same cannot be said for so

bolton, and former congressman jason chaffetz. thank you for joining us tonight. tonight from new york cheryl: it is tuesday, march 5th. here are your market movers. china's national people's congress kicked off overnight. will this meeting put pressure on xi jinping to get a deal done that is better for the chinese. in the united states, retail earnings in focus, you've got kohl's and target reporting before the bell today. could we be in for an election day deja vu, what hillary clinton said about a 2020 presidential run. and talk about a cat fight, starbucks customers get into an all-out brawl over a limited edition mug. tracee: here's how your money is moving at 5:00 a.m. u.s. stock market futures moving higher this morning, dow futures up by 62 points as investors wait for a u.s./china trade deal. in europe slight gains as investors keep a close eye on the global developments. stocks in asia right now, let's take a look at that screen, you can see mixed on the board as china lowers its growth target. cheryl: we would like to welcome all of you to "fbn: a.m.."

joining us now with the reaction, fox news contributors dan bongino and jason chaffetz. will start with you, jason. you know michael horowitz, you know it's been going on, he takes forever. he has 600 people working for him. what is the always take 18 he months to get a report? he did good work the last time, god is the peter strzok-lisa page tax. i would think on fisa and in particular, we know that fraud was committed, and power was abused. why is this taking so long? >> i think the most consequential thing, and as ofeq this for a long time, is the inspector general report. it never happens fast enough. probably about another 90 days old. you don't hear leaks, anything about it. when we look at fisa abuse, the malfeasance at the highest echelons within the department of justice, he is going to be they want to do that too. i the most consequence, where you see collusion is actually what was going on with the highest echelons within the fbi and i think it is going to be scathing, thorough, and credible because it does come for michael horowitz. >> sean: your thoughts, dan

that sets up tonight's talk with jason chaffetz, former republican share of the house oversight committee good to see you both tonight. i want to start with you, you hear those numbers, even from "the washington post," how can you still call it a manufactured crisis? >> first of all, i would appreciate if you would not call them illegals, these are human beings. >> ed: i believe they are human beings, but they are coming to this country illegally. >> they should not be called illegals. >> ed: they are human beings, but coming here illegally. please make your point. >> when it comes to immigration, do we agree that our immigration system is not working? yes. did we do agree that the way to fix that is to have comprehensive immigration reform, absolutely. but you are seeing right now is people fleeing central america because they are in danger. they are seeking asylum. a wall is not going to fix that, and that is where you see democrats saying very clearly, and frankly, you see the president in both chambers of congress saying right now that this is not a national emergency. yes, we do beli

fox news contributor, former utah republican commerce meant jason chaffetz. welcome to all of you., this is a quote from nancy pelosi. she says impeachment is sort of visors of the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, i don't think we should go down that path because it divides the country, and he's just not worth it. >> what took her so long? it's been two years, 300,000 documents, hundreds of hours of interviews, and she's come to the same conclusion that president trump said day one. no collusion. so i'm surprised that it took her that long to get there. >> shannon: i want to read something from politico. dems have started the years of impeachment. can they still turned back? interviews with more than a dozen key democratic lawmakers revealed deep division within the clock is about whether their efforts could end up helping trump win a second term in office. we've heard that from a lot of folks who worry it will mobilize the base. >> i don't agree with speaker pelosi on much but i take her side on this. moving in the impeachment di

former republican congressman jason chaffetz. columnist for the hill, juan williams.mocratic congresswoman john edwards, now a columnist for "the washington post." former republican congresswoman barbara comstock. i was thinking with three former members of congress we could form her own committee here and hold hearings. congressman, from the information that you have -- it's pretty sketchy, but what we've heard so far about the mueller report as we await the summary and then whatever else more we are going to get over time, what do you think we can say about president trump's actions and his jeopardy down the line to impeachment? >> i think impeachment is a ridiculous notion at this point. if the mueller probe, with everything they have it all the resources -- by the way, we need to still read the report that they have no more indictments coming and not a single person in relation to the actual collusion, it's really kind of ridiculous to even be talking about impeachment and if the democrats continue to overreach, if they continue with this power grab to try to dele

former republican, spent from utah, jason chaffetz.n advisory board member madison jesse at oh. -- madison gesiotto. the president likes to talk. he and shawn were having a long conversation. i want to play something that he said about the dossier that was at least partially to be the impetus some argue about the amount of impact it had. it was definitely the beginning of the investigation. >> they used the dossier to start things and there was no truth whatsoever. it was a fraud and paid for by hillary clinton and paid for by the democrats and the dnc. it's hard to believe. if you wrote this as a novel, nobody would buy it. >> shannon: jason, plenty of people do buy it and believe it. >> look, it's the fact pattern that's out there. i believe it was mr. mccabe who testified to the intelligence committee inside without this dossier, there would've been no fisa warrant and there would've been -- and all the things that followed on after that. the president is right. they should absolutely look at the genesis of this through a tough lens

joining us now, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. hillary is not running. bloomberg is not running. looks like the decks are cleared for biden, right? >> i do think biden has the best shot of everybody else out there in the field. i think mr. bloomberg would have been very formidable. he came with a lot of money, he had some name i.d. identification out there but i think he is right on at least half of it. clearing that field and winning in the crowded democratic field, very difficult to do. but i do think the reality of beating donald trump was zero to none for mr. bloomberg. he does not have the personality, he does not have the where with all, he's on the wrong side of core issues with middle america, namely the second amendment and ultimately he would fail and he probably made the right decision by not running. stuart: is the field too crowded with leftists? sure looks that way. they will dominate the primaries, presumably. maybe that's what mike bloomberg was thinking. there's no point in getting in because i can't beat the left. >> well, they have gon

former house committee chairman jason chaffetz. jason. >> good morning, good morning. >> good to see you. attorney general coming out look folks, i heard the complaints. i put out the top line points directly from robert mueller last weekend, no collusion. didn't come to a decision on obstruction. the attorney general, the deputy attorney general don't believe there was obstruction. now i'm going to give you with sensible redactions the report by mid april or sooner, jason, they are saying not good enough. >> well, what mr. nadler and chairman schiff are saying really doesn't matter. the attorney general is bending over backwards. he is not required by law to have to go testify about this. nor is he required to give a fuller accounting of the report. but he is going to. and the idea that well, it's 10 days later than they he wanted. the democrats just picked this date out of thin air and they are trying to create an allusion that the attorney general is being nonresponsive. but that's nothing -- i mean, that's just not true. ed: in

ainsley: jason chaffetz who number of years was chairman of the house oversight committee, he looks as they disperse this money but it appears, at least based on the allegation that these pacs were created, these llcs, these companies were formed in an elaborate scheme to funnel money, nearly a million dollars. this is about as serious of an allegation as it gets. it includes fines and going to jail, if it was all true and found guilty. brian: that was not only investigation believe it or not on capitol hill with this guy donald trump. jerry nadler, people thought he would be aggressive as chairman of judiciary, man has he overdid himself. focus on public corruption, april abuses of power, requested 80 people a ray of documents he wants to make sure, get this, we don't become a country run by a dictator. listen. >> we're simply exercising our oversight jurisdiction and he is not, he doesn't understand or he is not willing to concede to congress we have an oversight jurisdiction. we have to -- you have had two years of sustained attacks by an administration of nature we haven't seen pro

we have congressman mark meadow, jim jordan and jason chaffetz and many more. brian: we are going to try to cover a lot of news today. the biggest story around the globe and certainly in this country william barr came up with and that is along with rod rosenstein, which is brilliant by the way to have rod rosenstein still there to say like. steve: to validate it. brian: this the is guy that more than likely offered to wear a wire to wiretap the president. they looked at it and said here is your conclusion. ainsley: rod rosenstein said he was so alarmed by the bias between strzok and page and that's exactly what we are finding, we are going over all the media reports last two years and looking at the costs of the investigation and how big this scope really was. 675 days. total cost 25.2 million. 2800 subpoenas. 500 search warrants. obtained more than 230 orders for communication records. 50 orders to tap phones. 13 foreclosure government requests for evidence and they interviewed 500 witnesses. zero collusion was found between the president and russia. steve: ze

let's bring in jason chaffetz. good morning to you, jason. can you just -- can this go anywhere? what power does the president have here to dig into these private companies? >> well, the president does have a good point. it does happen. it has happened to me personally. i tried to post up my book to promote it on facebook and it was rejected. they said there were too many words on the cover of my book. i've heard stories from deafin nunes, you heard the president. the situation is very real. i think civil suits might be able to get further into this than maybe what the government can do. but from the federal trade commission and the securities and exchange commission, those two, because these companies are publicly traded, they are going to subject themselves to a lot more scrutiny and there is a lot of evidence out there that this always goes one direction and it is against conservatives, not against liberals. >> sandra: amazing how it's all happened including the lawsuit from devin nunes. the white house social media director had a problem this week for which facebook has since

jason chaffetz, former u.s. congressman.u. >> we got it. >> yes. >> we got to ask you about, beside daylight savings, the democrats recently passed a bill in the house, they call it election reform hr-1. republicans introduced a motion to recommit which is largely procedural about condemning voting by illegals and all democrats voted to say no, we're not going to condemn voting by illegals in the country. your take. >> first of all, we're prosunshine in utah and prosnow. we got a lot this year. as far as the democrats from a galaxy far far to the left in a place i call crazy town, the democrats continue to vote for things that are so foreign to the united states of america from open borders to not see sewering the wallsecuring the sr of sanctuary cities and now they're okay with a law allowing people who are here illegally to vote in our elections. i can't believe we're having this discussion. but the republicans put that up for the vote. they get a motion to recommit, a chance to add one amendment, thathat's what they did a

thank you, jason chaffetz. we'll talk to you soon. >> sandra: more on this later in the hour with our headliner former trump campaign advisor michael caputo receiving a request from the house judiciary committee joining us at 10:30 eastern time and come on and tell us how he plans to handle all that. he has already put out his response. >> bill: pretty strong, too. says his family has been driven deep into debt. we're waiting on mueller. a new week. parlor game between washington, d.c. and the media as to when it happens. when it does, you'll get it here first. fox news alert. u.s.-backed syrian forceers attacking the last isis stronghold in the country. can the u.s. now claim victory there soon? plus this. >> all of these things sound radical compared to where we are but where we are is not a good thing. and this idea of 10% better from garbage is what we settle for. >> sandra: heard immediate reaction there. ocasio-cortez getting a big crowd over the weekend as she touted her socialist message. karl rove will

jason chaffetz, a fox news contributor and author of the deep state., sir. >> thanks for having me. ed: we have a heangsd graphic. what we learned this week and there was a lot. first of all, did the clintons escape justice. i think peter strzok's tum from months ago in private that was released was very revealing. >> well, what you are starting to see is that the department of justice was probably giving more than dog whistles but giving direction tout fbi. and when you hear lisa page and these others and you start to read and break down what baker. ed: he was the general counsel. you start to break that down and realize there was never an intention or opportunity to prosecute here. ed: specifically in peter strzok's testimony we found out that the clinton legal team pushed back on the phish getting the server and then said okay, you can look at the server but you can't get the clinton foundation emails. why was that? were they hiding something? >> this is where shirley mills and those close to secretary clinton they had negotiated their way to what t