judge jeanine: justice starts now. judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. democrats have so normalized hatred and violence against the president of the united states that i fear it will result in some crazy lefty trying to assassinate him. and it's not just the president against whom their rage is directed, it's all republicans and conservatives. they are no longer the opposition party. they are the reckless party, putting lives in danger. look, it's one thing to disagree, it's what america is all about. but we are now in a danger zone of complete hatred and chaos unlike anything we have witnessed in american history. the normalization of calling for the assassination, decapitation or the beating of any president is simply shocking. and it is the extension of this hatred that trickles down and motivates people like the shooter of congressman scalise. that shooter wasn't crazy. that's too easy. he hated republicans and thought they should die. he was focused on his targets. cognizant enough to inquiry about the specific party of the baseball players. his his

judge jeanine: oh, those liberals double standards. "justice with judge jeanine" starts now. thanks for being with us tonight. speaker of the house youth gingrich and congressman ron desantis but this street justice in shakespeare in the park. there is something that's not being talked about, and right now it's the biggest danger to our country. a subtle plot by the gop to help bring down the president of the united states and bring the establishment back into power. the belief if done quickly enough they will still be in power and there will be sufficient time to promote their favorite son as candidate for president in 2020. and the democrats whether you like them or not are doing their job, they are fighting, they are resisting, and they are all on one page. other than newt gingrich, few if any republican politicians are vociferously supporting their president. can you think who in the republican establishment is outraged with what is going on with their president. and whether republicans agree with donald trump or not, that's their job. now, i'm not convinced all democrats

judge jeanine: former f.b.i. director jim comey's stunning testimony continues to dominate the headlines. jay sekulow, part of the president's legal team joins us. i want to talk about james comey's legal exposure. i want to talk about what i see as a former prosecutor real problems for james comey. let's talk about the federal records act, and james comey writing a report on an f.b.i. laptop, after meeting with the president, isn't that a federal record? >> you asked me if that's a violation of the federal records act. it's also a violation of u.s.c.641. look at what he did. the f.b.i. director gave his information to a third party to leak. i think james comey has serious legal exposure. the special counsel should be looking into his activity. the way he conducted himself with distribution of that memo on government property, basically a 302 report, it raises serious issues. judge jeanine: we have conversations with the president of the united states. is that classified or is that something that can willy-nilly

judge jeanine: oh, those liberals double standards. "justice with judge jeanine" starts now. thanks for being with us tonight. speaker of the house youth gingrich and congressman ron desantis but this street justice in shakespeare in the park. there is something that's not being talked about, and right now it's the biggest danger to our country. a subtle plot by the gop to help bring down the president of the united states and bring the establishment back into power. the belief if done quickly enough they will still be in power and there will be sufficient time to promote their favorite son as candidate for president in 2020. and the democrats whether you like them or not are doing their job, they are fighting, they are resisting, and they are all on one page. other than newt gingrich, few if any republican politicians are vociferously supporting their president. can you think who in the republican establishment is outraged with what is going on with their president. and whether republicans agree with donald trump or not, that's their job. now, i'm not convinced all democrats

judge jeanine: justice starts now. judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. democrats have so normalized hatred and violence against the president of the united states that i fear it will result in some crazy lefty trying to assassinate him. and it's not just the president against whom their rage is directed, it's all republicans and conservatives. they are no longer the opposition party. they are the reckless party, putting lives in danger. look, it's one thing to disagree, it's what america is all about. but we are now in a danger zone of complete hatred and chaos unlike anything we have witnessed in american history. the normalization of calling for the assassination, decapitation or the beating of any president is simply shocking. and it is the extension of this hatred that trickles down and motivates people like the shooter of congressman scalise. that shooter wasn't crazy. that's too easy. he hated republicans and thought they should die. he was focused on his targets. cognizant enough to inquiry about the specific party of the baseball players. his his

judge jeanine: are you skits oh? are you the same guy who announced to the world that no reasonable prosecutor would indict hillary? by the way, mr. america, how is it you always seem to find yourself in the middle of a national crisis like the time you called the f.b.i. to rush into john ashcroft's hospital room to stop president bush and save the nation. you spend a lot of time talking about your emotions. >> it makes me mildly nauseous. >> it give me an uneasy feeling. >> i was stunned. i was honestly concerned. it caused a whole lot of personal pain for me. judge jeanine: was the job too much for you, jim? j why not say, are you ordering me toned an investigation? you might even have said this is wrong, i can't do this. like that time when loretta lynch asked to you lie to the country and not say hillary was under investigation and instead use the parallel language the clintons did? you did so and you were dishon yeast with the american people. even though you knew loretta lynch was violating justice department e

judge jeanine: all right. let's move on from that thought the united states. given what we are seen and given, clearly everything seems to be moving west. what do we do given the summer season, vacations, how do we protect our family members and what impact will this have on the application for the justice department to the supreme court? >> the supreme court should stop the upstart judge for making -- at the core of government is to protect the integrity of its borders to protect its citizens. if you're not a citizen, you're a guest here. if the united states government wants to throw me out, the united states government is entitled to do that. no non-american has the right to come to this country and it's perfectly reasonable to say the situation in which hundreds of people have been slanted in france, 12 people are killed at a market in berlin, brussels airport is a war zone and these are particular circumstances and we are not having mass emigration anymore. judge jeanine: all right. mark, one the london a

now back to "justice with judge jeanine." now back to "justice with judge jeanine." ian * earlier i sat -- judge jeanine: earlier i sat down with the president's son donald trump, jr. how he feels about the left's endless attacks on his family and his dapsd tactics on fighting the war on terror. it's been an interesting couple of days. i have known you a long time. after the inauguration you said you were going to focus on the business, you weren't going to get involved in washington. now it seems things have changed. why? >> i don't think things have changed. i'm a politically minded guy. i was way before we got into politic. but when i see what's going on right now. when i see what went on for 10 months with the russia man sense and the smear. it's like give me a break. they spent 10 months chasing a rabbit down a hole with the sole purpose to take down my far it. we were vindicated. judge jeanine: why do you say you were vindicated. >> everything that went on in the comey testimony was basically ridiculous. he never asked me to stop the flynn investigation. you kn

>> judge jeanine: absolutely. he can invoke executive privilege if national security is an issue or if there are public discussion was of the president that should not be subject to the public domain or the information is classified. this is totally legitimate. then there may be litigation if someone says i don't really buy that, i want the answer to this. >> kennedy: the issue is, having seen the grand statement when she was testifying on the hill and then invoke the fifth. i think that's with the public and some of these lawmakers and the senators who know jeff sessions best don't want to see. i don't appreciate when someone cherry picks and decides when they want to dive into the bunker of salvation to save themselves from some incense grilling. however, i'm not a huge jeff sessions fan. i have a number of reasons why i question his ability to be the attorney general in this country, but they don't necessarily have to do with this case. i want him to answer some of the questions about what the president has sai

jeanine della vega. >>> opponents of the legislation are stepping up their efforts to kill the bill once and for all. "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is in the newsroom with the story. >> erik, republican cans can only afford to lose two votes but already 10 gop senators say they cannot support their own parties bill or they have serious concerns. an impromptu rally tonight on the capitol steps led by cory booker, democratic senator of new jersey, he urged the crowd to call their elected leaders, anything but be silent. >> right now the biggest enemy we face is not a handful of senators blocking health care for millions, but it is the silence of the many that have the power to do something about this. >> reporter: for now, the bill appears to be on the edge of collapse. key senators balked when the non-partisan congressional budget office revealed the bill will leave 22 million americans uninsured over the next decade, 15 million more uninsured next year alone. republican leaders were hoping to repeal and replace obamacare before the end of the week. >> keep in mind what the real choice

jeanine della vega. >>> opponents of the legislation are stepping up their efforts to kill the bill once and for all. "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is in the newsroom with the story. >> erik, republican cans can only afford to lose two votes but already 10 gop senators say they cannot support their own parties bill or they have serious concerns. an impromptu rally tonight on the capitol steps led by cory booker, democratic senator of new jersey, he urged the crowd to call their elected leaders, anything but be silent. >> right now the biggest enemy we face is not a handful of senators blocking health care for millions, but it is the silence of the many that have the power to do something about this. >> reporter: for now, the bill appears to be on the edge of collapse. key senators balked when the non-partisan congressional budget office revealed the bill will leave 22 million americans uninsured over the next decade, 15 million more uninsured next year alone. republican leaders were hoping to repeal and replace obamacare before the end of the week. >> keep in mind what the real choice

judge jeanine: while the establishment bands together to take him down. who's in on it?ough talk from the speaker. >> now we know the degree to

judge jeanine: the liberal hate parade is coming to town.ssman darrell issa on how washington can get things done despite the down right dangerous rage coming from the left. if north korea can snuff out a young american life over a propaganda sign, imagine what they will do to the rest of us y

abc7 news reporter jeanine de la vega show how people in the lgbt community marched in protest this year♪ all you need is love >> reporter: the message of love and peace flowed through today's pride parade, but there was also a message to resist. >> we are queer, and we are proud, and we are not intimidated! >> reporter: despite the leaps and bounds the lgbt community has made in the last decade, many here say more work needs to be done. in the colorful crowd, besides celebrating pride, there were also groups marching for causes. >> right now we're celebrating gay pride, but we're celebrating it as a time that the right wing are attacking queer people all over the country. >> reporter: a heavy contingent of president trump protesters marched holding signs. one even dressed in drag as the president. they're against the policies he's promoting, like dismantling the affordable care act. >> i'm hiv positive and have been for 23 years, so i'm living with a pre-existing condition. >> reporter: other activists worry about president trump's proposed travel ban to muslim countries. they don't wan

hello and welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine. as we have been reporting for the past several hours here, witnesses and police in london say a speeding band mode down pedestrians on a london bridge just after 10:00 p.m. london time tonight. that is about four hours ago. when this is also saw people stabbed on the judges as well. no official word yet on the number of

in santa cruz, jeanine del vega, "abc 7 news." >>> when the weather gets warm, many people like to soakn the sun. "abc 7 news" was at lake merritt in oakland where we found people taking a jog or a leisurely stroll in the afternoon sun. some others decided it would be better to seek shelter perhaps in the shade. just yesterday so many people were right there for the warriors' victory parade. let's continue our team coverage with "abc 7 news" reporter lonnie rivera at the alameda county fair in pleasanton where it is set to be a scorcher for fair goers tomorrow. >> when it is hot outside and ice cold slushy or cold drink hit the spot, as the alameda county fair begins so does a heat wave. >> drink plenty of water. where loose-fitting clothes. wear a wide brimmed hat. >> reporter: ashley howell and her son made a dash for these misters after braden's favorite summer treat. >> the second we walked into the fair all he talked about was his ice cream soechlt we did a few krieds and he got his ice cream. >> reporter: the alameda county fair grounds sits on 267 acres. while there are thousands

>> judge jeanine: mr. speaker, i thank you for your questions.cod this joining government condemns in the strongest possible way the horrific attack in manchester but was calculated to kill innocent young people. while i have no information to suggest that any asteroids were among those killed or injured, it will be sometime before all of the victims are identified.od we should remember that around 1 million australians visit the united kingdom each year. at any one time there about 100 30,000 australians who are resident in the united kingdom.r i can confirm that this trillion government has updated travel advice for the united kingdom. i will quote from that.est of t united kingdom government has increased the united kingdom domestic threat level to critical. the highest of the uk's five domestic threat levels. the prime minister may has also announced that armed soldiers will be deployed in u.k. cities to assist police with security.t continue to avoid the area around the manchester arena and anticipate

. >> flex lanes, and jeanine is live in san jose. >> reporter: the commute has not started here but when7 gets jammed. the "mercury news" is reporting the transportation authority and the city of san jose just approved doing a study that will examine whether it's possible to create flex lanes on the corridor between 85 and 101. the paper says the study will see if it's feasible to remove the two emergency lanes on each side of the highway to make room for the flex lane, and then it would shift back to a regular shoulder the rest of the time. a decision whether to require a toll wouldn't be made until the study determines if the lane would fit. $225,000 has been approved for the study and is expected to be finished by the end of the year. >>> i think a lot of warriors fans waking up pretty happy this morning. and did you cedse see kevin dur. >> scoring a game high of 38 points. steph curry had a big game, too. and the warriors crews to a 113-91 victory after the first quarter was not a contest anymore, and they lead the series one game to none. >> we could be a lot better than we were ton

governor matt bevin, his wife glenna, and his family could be here along with lieutenant governor jeanine hampton from kentucky. great place. great place. where's janine? [applause] and lieutenant governor mary taylor from ohio. thank you, mary. thank you very much. we're also so very excited to be joined by top labor leaders in the united states. i've negotiated with these people for so long. they're tough. but they get the job done. right? together we're going to put our skilled trades people back to ork. sean mcgarvey is here with us today. sean took part in one of our very first meetings at the white house. hat was a great meeting, sean. keystone pipeline has started. after years and years of stagnation. it's about 48,000 jobs. it's a big job. it's just the beginning. we have many other things happening. including, as you know, the dakota pipeline. also moving along very rapidly. we will also welcome eric dean, president of the united iron workers, and terry o'sullivan of the labor's international union of north america. i will proudly say to you all today what i told you and told our

judge jeanine went off on the republican party quite frankly.e's what she had to say. >> you want to talk russia? let's talk about russia. let's talk about 20% of the sale of our uranium to russia and hillary clinton signing off on the deal. the clinton foundation slush fund for hillary receiving 100 or $2 million in bill clinton getting more than twice or triple his normal speech v. you are in power, do something. pass something. cut fiscal buyout, put on your big white pants and act like you're in power. act like you give a. more importantly, convince us that you are not in on the effort to take down the president of the united states. pete: hello. abby: have never seen judge jeanine so passionate. that is what is needed. he stated people that he surrounds himself with. that can support him, that can go against the media and the left wing they continue. >> you see such a great advocate for that. who else is out there. there's a great junior congressman on the program. but where is paul ryan? i want a missing poster for mitch mcconnell. where i

judge jeanine: right now on "justice." >> no collusion, no obstruction., but we want to get back to running our great country. jenna: former f.b.i. director jim comey is the leaker. president trump said he has no problem telling his side under oath. one of president trump's attorneys joins me live. reaction from donald trump, jr., and he's not holding back. >> the head of the f.b.i. is saying well if i was a stronger individual? give me a break.

judge jeanine: remember to follow me on twitter and on instagram at judge -underscore janine. thanks so much for watching. the greg got tell joe is next. plplplplplplplplplplplplplplplp. it'll be me sitting here however, it's been a while. >> maybe it's time. [inaudible] greg: kathy griffin has let herself go. thank you. zero, to be johnny depp. good movie franchise going over at disney and he probably got a buck or two in your pocket. clearly, in his own world. on second thought be glad you aren't johnny depp. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? greg: are you drunk or british? i was just thinking it's been a long time since an actor assassinated his career. johnny, do the words kathy griffin mean anything? maybe you two should team up. there's a lot of abandoned malls in america that you could stink up. johnny, trying so hard to be so cool, always pretending you're keith richards at mac but your and exile on broad street. yes, anyway. thank you. [applause] depp is older than me and he dresses like a schoolgirl collage, scarves, bracelets, more scarves

judge jeanine: remember to follow me on twitter and on instagram at judge -underscore janine. thanks so much for watching. the greg got tell joe is next. plplplplplplplplplplplplplplplp. it'll be me sitting here however, it's been a while. >> maybe it's time. [inaudible] greg: kathy griffin has let herself go. thank you. zero, to be johnny depp. good movie franchise going over at disney and he probably got a buck or two in your pocket. clearly, in his own world. on second thought be glad you aren't johnny depp. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? greg: are you drunk or british? i was just thinking it's been a long time since an actor assassinated his career. johnny, do the words kathy griffin mean anything? maybe you two should team up. there's a lot of abandoned malls in america that you could stink up. johnny, trying so hard to be so cool, always pretending you're keith richards at mac but your and exile on broad street. yes, anyway. thank you. [applause] depp is older than me and he dresses like a schoolgirl collage, scarves, bracelets, more scarves

kennedy: talked about judge jeanine talking about advancing the president's agenda earlier today.he president met with officials behind closed doors. the president tweeted -- that's a ring endorsement. the white house wants to get health care done before summer recess so congress with focus on tax reform in the fall. many gop senators doubting health care plan can be agreed upon any time soon. i'm with them. i don't think there is a miracle in the -- >> you're so pessimistic. the republicans are going to cut government any day. any day now we're going to get the small government, health care repealed. >> ten people at department of defense right now. it's already been cut. >> if you're talking about -- kennedy: $600 billion? no, no, no. >> people who are working there. you're cuting -- by not appointing people in position. >> there is an easy way to see whether there's net cuts or net added and look at total spends which it goes up every single time republicans have control of the government. i wish they would take small government out of vocabulary and admit what they are. kenned

>> we have judge jeanine pirro. she joins us live. good morning, judge. >> good morning.an seeing americans come together and we rarely see that. we see it in times of war. we see it when something horrible like this happens, but you know, cynical side of me says, nah, i'm not so sure this is going to last but i differ from my friend geraldo who said earlier maybe it has to do with the investigations and all that. i think its stems from the top. i think when elected leaders, congresspeople, people we look up to, people we vote for, say this president is not legitimate, he and his cabinet, they're scumbags -- steve: traitor. >> traitor, everything, but the resistance is something we all have to do. what does it mean when you resist? it means you fight. conjures of image rather violent. i don't even need to bring in kathy griffin, shakespeare in the park, we'll talk about that in a few minutes but, make no mistake, this is, i prosecuted murder cases my whole career, this is a guy who was responsible but it is not just the lunatic, this is a guy who was very focused on repub

here to weigh in, judge jeanine per roy, from justice with jeanine pirro.dent is delivering exactly what he said he would do and reason we elected him in the first place. so the idea of not punishing someone additionally for reentering after we've deported them is just absurd. it basically makes us looks like we have no power and no authority. look, if you go back into mexico after being deported, it is mandatory 10 years in jail. here, we give you social services, housing health care, food stamps, whatever you need. you don't worry about being deported. pete: why do we call the mainstream media? there is nothing mainstream about them. >> that is interesting a great question. you have been asking great questions all morning. i think america is moving toward alternate sources, not just cable news but social media because they don't believe nbc and msnbc and cbs and abc. the fact they wouldn't talk about kate's law being strengthened, the fact they wouldn't talk about sanctuary cities, and the fact that you know, now we're in a situation where there will be a

jeanine? >> reporter: police have been on the scene for nearly nine hours.just off of 680, and they say the man in the car there that you see in the ditch, there are bullet holes in the wind she will, thshiel windshield, he threatened them. he was driving recklessly and wouldn't stop for police. a few days later he was spotted again and crashed into a patrol officer's vehicle. he ran away after the crash. police tracked him to an address on ellis road last night, and he tried to escape by ramming into a patrol car again, and that's when officers opened fire on him. his friends came to the scene upset. >> i'm not saying my boy is an angel, but he did not deserve to be shot at like this. >> he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. a vallejo officer also had minor injuries but he is okay. the officers say he was forced to shoot because they feared for his lives, but there is going to be an investigation by the contra costa county sheriff's department. reporting live from martinez, abc7 news. >>> breaking news from the live desk. >> breaking consumer

jeanine is live for us in san jose. >> reporter: we are here along highway 87. little bit of friday light out here, but you can still see red brake lights. this is the thick of the commute and when it gets really bad it gets jammed up. the corridor is heavily used here and they use it to connect to 101 and 280 and the "mercury news" is reporting the city of san jose just approved doing a study that will examine whether it's possible to create flex lanes on highway 87 and the lanes would start at highway 85 and go to 280. they are going to see if it's feasible to make room for a flex lane and those lanes would be used during the commute and shift back to a regular shoulder the rest of the time. a decision whether to require a toll wouldn't be made until the study determines whether the lane would fit or not. $225,000 has been approved for the study and is expected to be fin herbed by the end of the year. reporting live from san jose, abc7 news. >>> this morning the nation and the world reacting to president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate accord

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. >> jeanine is live in san jose. >> reporter: natasha, the commute is just starting to build here onay 87. a lot of these drivers use it to get to 101, 280 and 85. it can get very congested, which is why the city of san jose and the valley transportation authority teamed up and just approved $225,000 to study how to make it better. our media partner, the "mercury news," will examine whether creating flex lanes is feasible and the focus will be on the corridor between highway 85 and 101. the paper says the study will see whether it's possible to remove the two emergency lanes on each side of the highway to make room for a flex lane and that would act as an extra lane during the commute and would turn back into a regular shoulder the rest of the time, and a decision on whether to require a toll would not be made until the study determines whether the lane would fit or not. the study is expected to be completed by the end of the year. reporting live from san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a whole lot of warrior fans are waking up happy this morning following the blow out of the cavs

jeanine? >> reporter: we're just off of 680 and pacheco boulevard and this is still a very active police investigation. they have cri up because this is the area where police shot the suspect and he's at a local hospital with serious injuries. the 20-year-old was chased and got away days ago, and then police tracked him to an address on ellis road last night at 9:30, and he tried to escape again by ram into a patrol car and that's when officers opened fire. >> there were 30 shots off, not exaggerating, 30 shots. >> reporter: police say officers fired because they feared for their lives. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. a vallejo police officer was also treated and released from the hospital. this shoot something being investigated by the contra costa sheriff's office and district attorney's office and we asked if there was anybody here on scene that could talk to us so we are waiting to see if we could get more details. abc7 news. >>> crews were racing to get a connecter ramp re-ope

so he said in an interview with jeanine pierro, that he didn't always think of -- if you go back to thet day, sean spicer asked you all to look at two pictures, one with x number of people in it, one with x times ten, and asked you to believe that the one with x had more people in it. the podium seems to have been reduced to the propaganda that this president would like to see his press office disseminate. >> and you've got probably a lot more insight than i do in terms of how press teams put together their press strategy. >> you start with the truth. i mean, we expect -- >> i'm glad to hear you say that, it doesn't surprise me to hear you say that, that's certainly what my expectation would be as a journalist and what i think the american public's expectation is as well. you know, i can't comment on how they're putting their own strategy together. i know that i as a journalist, and we as the white house correspondents association, certainly expect to get truthful answers. i think that that is something that i think any good spokespeople would want to provide. you know, we work with sar

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so he said in an interview with jeanine pirro that he thought too fast for his press staff to keep upim. i'm not trying to get you to say anything. i'm not trying to make this personal. full disclosure, i had the job of doing battle with the press corps all the time. >> yes, you did. >> but i can't imagine an instance of where i said something that turned out not to be true where i wouldn't have been fired. it seems like when you go back to the first day sean spicer asked you to look at two pictures, one with x number of people in, it one with x times ten and asked you to believe that the one with x had more people in it. the podium seems to have been reduced to the propaganda that this president would like to see his press office disseminate. >> well, and you've got probably a lot more insight than i do in terms of how press teams put together their press strategy. >> you start with the truth. i mean, we expect -- >> i'm glad to hear you say that. it doesn't surprise me to hear you say that. and that's certainly what my expectation would be as a journalist and what i think the americ

how it seems to you, it obviously seems that way to many of the president's allies, including judge jeanine pirro, a fox host who over the weekend had a significant monologue about how she thought that mueller and comey were in cahoots, trying to take down the president. so that's definitely a perception that exists among the president's allies. >> i mean you're fairly well sourced among republicans on capitol hill. you've been interviewing them. what sense do you get about how far they're willing to let this go in either direction? would they stand up to the president firing mueller or attempting to do so, or would they let it go? >> you know, it's a really good question. i think part of it depends on the way that mueller gets portrayed, the way that he is able to defend himself over the coming weeks. at this point, the white house is clearly aware that if the president were to fire mueller, it could have tectonic political consequences. one of the larger questions might be does 2018 become the impeachment election? that's extremely plausible right now, that it comes down do democrats seiz

the president in this interview with judge jeanine from may 13th said it didn't happen that way. listen here. >> did you ask that question? >> no, i didn't. i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. loyalty to the country, loyalty to the united states is important. it depends on how you define loyalty. number one, number two, i don't know how that got there because i didn't ask that question. >> he said he did not ask that question. i think there is a quote that's relevant to the proceedings today and dana perino will remember this well. donald rumsfeld -- it's the unknown unknowns that the president and the white house team are watching for. because that's what could crop up under questioning after the opening statement. >> bill: thank you, john. scaffolding going up at the white house in the background. >> always. >> bill: making america great. >> it is infrastructure week. joining us with more on this judge andrew napolitano, fox senior judicial analyst. we've all had a chance to read through it. critics are having to say based on what we see so far in the comey testimo