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they just lied to cover their own butt. host: jay in shreveport louisiana. caller: it's time to get going on this investigation. it's time to investigate loretta lynch for what comey described as obstruction of justice. on behalf of hillary clinton. it's time to fire up the i.r.s. investigation again. can't remember that woman's name. the one that obstructed conservative tea party type deals. let's fire them. i think trump has real opportunity here to turn the table from republicans. let's get going. host: jay, you said turn the tables on republicans? eugene is in los angeles california. line for democrats. good morning. caller: well, i think today it's a very important day jeff sessions testimony could go two possible scenarios. the first scenario, attorney general jeff sessions will repeat the things james comey said. cnn going to be all crazy. the second scenario which i hope happens today, the attorney general jeff sessions finally exposes the truth about the illuminati. host: we'll stick with the russian investigation and the attorney general appearance

jay? anyone? she is the unmasker and fabricator and went on the sunday news shows and lied and pushed a video andhat benghazi was about. lou: she seems to have forgotten all of that. to see that kinds of revision so soon afterwards. we are watching this administration start to have its way. the president now winning and winning big. and it seems that he has turned a very important corner here. and what i worry about is the same time we are watching the republicans in the senate and the house, they are all set to let them die in the senate, including kate's law, which is critically important. another law on sanctuary cities. what should he do? is there much he can do? >> i think he's on the right path. he has some excellent forward momentum. and he needs to capitalize on it. as it relates to healthcare, he has to get something done. that bothers me the most. >> as i watch what he has been doing, i can't think of having a much better time than what he has had with kneel gorsuch on the supreme court. the trinity case. it's one victory after another. and the national left-wing media, and we'll use cn

as jay caruso points out, he got caught in two lies, denying the flynn accusation, which he did non-stopnied the loyalty oath. >> he also claimed how the dinner came together, they have very different points of view as to how it came to be. >> i'm wondering if republicans are fine with him lying this much. this is a pace that actually would exhaust bill clinton in the 1990s. are they going to -- >> it's a pace you can't keep up with. >> are they going to look at all the lies the guy has already put out there. bill clinton lied so much, it was hard to nail him down on it because he would lie three more times the next day. now republicans are defending donald trump for doing the same thing. they seize one thing and hope everyone else will ignore all the other lies that are out there. when we get back, i'll ask mark halperin how this can hurt donald trump. >> this includes never knows if the guy is goi to impulsively tweet right nowecau he doesn't like what he's hearing. how could you live like that as a republican. >> michael schmidt, thank you very much. >>> quote, it's certainly true, if

about press briefings today after the benghazi lies fell apart, there was a very intensive press briefing in that room with jonathan carl from abc piling on jayney. that was a valuable moment. i think the on camera briefing is important. >> jon: guy benson, emily, i'm sorry, we have to run. emily shire from muscle.com. thank you both. >> heather: president trump slamming democrats for opposing the senate health care plan. why he says that the resistance of the g.o.p. bill could actually backfire bed plus the top u.s. military official arriving in afghanistan today with the trump administration and what they plan to do to strengthen afghan forces as a defense secretary admits that things are not going well there right now. >> we are not swimming in afghanistan right now. and we will correct this as soon as possible. >> jon: chairman of the joint chief of staff, joseph dunford are arriving today in afghanistan. at the u.s. gets ready to send nearly 4000 more troops to the country. part of the trump administration strategy to strengthen the afghan forces. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with the latest. >> this is the second high-level

lied. i wonder who they think is actually believing that they are not lying other than their most hardened base when trump says he's being investigated, jay sekulow says it twice. >> look, i think -- >> and then they go, oh, wait, no, no he's not being investigated. >> i think they are devoted to creating an alternative narrative about this investigation, because there is an audience for that and the base is important when u're under fire. i'm not saying i think it, but that is the point of it. >> but it is just on -- with ooit it's on transcript. it's right there. you are entitled to your own opinions, but as ronald reagan said, facts are facts. i can't believe somebody at home would be dumb enough go, oh, yeah, even though they are all admitting they are under investigation now we believe they are not. >> and one other data point is when jim comey was of it offing before congress about whether or not he believed that bob mueller was going investigate for potential obstruction of justice, grekter er twrekt dir said he was sure that they would. so even the person previously leading the investigation is also sure that this is something. so

lies, total and complete vindication and wow, comey is a leaker. joining me now juan williams. fox news political analyst and mollie hemingway, senior editor for the federalist and jay sekulow. chief counsel for the american center for justice. jay, i want to start with you at the legal issue. is james comey is any legal trouble over this leak? >> i think he is. 641 says if you disclose and convey a government document to an unauthorized person that's a violation of the law. let's be clear what happened. james comey admitted he was, in fact, the leaker. he leaked the information to a friend of his from columbia law school with the instruction to leak it to at that point "the new york times" and he said he did it for the sole purpose of obtaining a special counsel which is the result he got. if you look at section 614 and others i think he has serious issues. let me say something else. i think it was the complete collapse of james comey's case against donald trump. the absolute complete collapse of any obstruction of justice of whether the president was under investigation. there was nothing there. i think it was a zero. a bad day for him. why would you want your f.b