joe digenova. founding partner of the digenova & toensing law firm. i want to a, is the president right? has the witch-hunt at long last ended. >> no way. not at all. you know what the democrats are doing? nadler is straddling legal stand so much, i surprised he has any cajones left, we're said we'll impeach not up people, but he had to do that to go to court, he is trying to get grand jury information from bill barr, you can't just say to court, i'll have the attorney general break the law. only issue here could argue is, we need it for impeachment. but he does not top sa want to . lou: joe, is it conceivable that judge would order the breaking of a law. >> not in these circumstances, only case in history that relevant is u.s. versus nixon when supreme court ordered president to turnover tapes, not -- not orders to give testimony. in this situation,. >> no criminal trial under way. so there no basis for turning over grand jury testimony. a threatened impeachment proceeding is not sufficient to give them anything, if you consider it a judicial proceed

former deputy assistant and attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department , joe digenova former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, founding partners of the digenova and toensing, llp law firm let's start with the attorney general accepts the finding. for example, doctor marc siegel here at fox, does not. he has many questions and other medical examiner's also believe that there is the statistical problem with the likelihood of the suicide is cause of death. your thoughts? >> it appears he tried to hang himself a few weeks prior to that. so it would make sense to me, and i will never promise to do medical analysis on tv. i know the law and if bill barr is looking at it, it's got to the right procedures. i will trust his call on it. lou: and you, joe? as if there might be some dissidents in the family. i don't mean to suggest that. >> actually i love doctor siegel, but he's wrong on this one. i think there is a little too much analysis going on here. with no facts. the bottom line is, mr. epstein was a troubled individual. he knew, he wanted to kill himself he trie

joining us and i come victoria toensing, former attorney and judge-- joe digenova. and first and foremost is the president right? has the witchhunt at long last ended? >> no way. not at all! with the democrats are doing, jerry nadler is straddling the legal stance of much of surprise he has any cojones left. he says we going to impeach, we not really going to impeach, where investigating. they had to do that to go to the court because he is trying to get the grand jury information from bill barr. he cannot say to the court all have the attorney general break the law. the only issue he could possibly argue is we did it for impeachment but he does not want to say it. >> is it really conceivable that a judge would order effectively, breaking of the law? >> not in the circumstances. the only case in history that is relevant is u.s. verse nixon when the supreme court order the president to turn over tapes, was not in order to give testimony. in this situation there is no criminal trial underway. there is no basis for turning over grand jury testimony. if you're in impeac

attorney joe digenova. the guy leaks information and we are taking a pass?is was a bad case for the government to bring, they didn't have the evidence they needed. bill barr is trying to do one thing, he is trying to restore the integrity of the justice department to get it away from the obama fbi, doj, political prosecution model back to professionalism. he took this case, they decided they didn't have enough to make a case so they decided not to bring a prosecution. that's what the justice department should do. bill barr deserves a medal for doing this but here's the point. comey isn't out of the woods. he is a target along with a number of other people of a major criminal conspiracy investigation by john durham. it doesn't mean he is going to be charged but he's right in the middle of a grand conspiracy that john durham is investigating. i applaud what bill barr did in not bringing this case. >> laura: i am against runaway prosecutors, patrick fitzgerald working against so many people over the years and in this case anyone else who has political acts for

with victoria toensing, a former deputy assistant attorney general, joe digenova. enova & toensing law firm, great to see you, judicial watch. thank you tom fenton, chris ferrel. all of the folks there. doing that work and coming up with a very sad truth. it does not look like justice to me victoria. >> no, lou, but i don't think it is over, one person named there was mccabe. they -- the description of his interview was he lacked candor, quote, unquote. lou: that is a quaint phrase, lacked candor, lying sob is that that they meant. >> your sense about this is really, spot on. only way the fbi will be reformed is through accountability of all these individuals, i think that from what we hear, coming down the pike there will be some real accounaccountaccountability, wer finger crossed. you know, your instincts are on the money. it has to happen even though we have a fbi director who seems to be asleep at the wheel. lou: i cannot figure out christopher wray or the frankly, you know -- >> i can. lou: the fbi. >> i can figure him out, a jeff sessions send th syndrome, i

attorney joe digenova has been talking about this and his prediction, here's what he said. >> we know that the fisa warrants were illegally obtained. if, in fact, the report is issued in its full form, there will be no prosecutions because the comey report was held up, this one when they came out today until they decided whether or not to prosecute comey. >> shannon: what do you expect, will you be disappointed if no one faces prosecution over what was done to get that surveillance? >> all i wanted from the very beginning is the truth to come out. i think as they showed on sean hannity's show tonight, this is the tip of the iceberg as joe digenova and victoria toensing were saying. basically, this was just a few pages of these personal actions in this report. he has a short summary here of his notes and if you compare that to the massive fisa warrant which is still completely blacked out, there's a lot more to come. based on everything we have been hearing for a long time, there are some huge revelations that are going to be forthcoming and it's a terrible moment for the fbi but a gre

with saying things you would never get away with, military men and women never get away with, joe digenova answers that question., cornel west, nigel and dr. drew pinsky are also here. first, radical renegades gone wild.fi that's the focus of tonight's first angle. just last week, nancy pelosi assured us that any disagreement whether in her own party was just a family squabble. >> i have some level of confidence and actually joy in seeing diversity in our caucus. in a family, you have a difference but you're still family. >> laura: more like the corleone's or the manson's. while watching last night's democratic debate, it didn't have a feel of a family reunion to me. a majority of the democrats on stage trashed the recent standard-bearer barack obama. he's one of the moste beloved political figures on the planet but he is written off as a cautious technocrat who was unable to deliver the fundamental change, the radicals really wanted and still want. now aoc plus three have led to the reappraisal of their leftist activism. remember when i said back in january, conservatives ignoring aoc's l

we'll take that up with leading attorneys victoria toensing and joe digenova. they are with us to analyze the breaking developments. the radical dimms and left-wing media lacking historical knowledge and ignoring for partisan purposes attacking president trump for creatively prepurposing fema money to secure our southern border with mexico. the left is trying to twist up outrage, they ignored the fact that president obama did exactly the same thing five years go. for the story we turn to white house chief correspondent, john roberts. reporter: as hurricane dorian churns off the puerto rico coast, the president tweeted congress approved $92 billion for puerto rico last year. cruz fired back, congress abrofd $40 billion. the president responded that puerto rico is one of the most of corrupt places on earth. as part of a $271 million shuffle, dhs will use $155 million of fema money to pay for temporary immigration facilities on the southern border. another $16 million will be taken from other -- another $116 million will be taken for adult detention facilities. $2

tomorrow victoria toensing, joe digenova and gordon chang among our guests. you join us as lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. from trade war to currency war, will president trump hit back at beijing. cheryl: hours from now, the president will visit with victims and first responders from el paso, texas and dayton, ohio h. will his message of unity be enough? lauren: disney takes a third quarter hit. will new streaming service be a sweet spot for the mouse house. cheryl: losing a job is never easy. a surprising study reveals who you lose it to may soften the blow. it's wednesday

joe digenova. great to with you. let's start with attorney general accepts the finding.mple dr. mark siegel here at fox does not. he has many questions. other medical examin examiners e there is a statis statistical pm is likelihood as suicide as cause of death. >> it appears that epstein tried to hang himself a few weeks prior. it would make sense to me, i would never promise to do medical analysis on tv, i know the law, if bill barr is looking at it, and has gone through the right procedure i trust his call. lou: all right, you, joe? >> i love dr. seein siegel bui k he is wrong with this one. he tried before. i think t to conclude that anything else happened we'll need a substantial aim amount of amount of evidence, at this point does not seem to exist. >> the real issue, lou is incompetence of the bureau of prisons. lou: or? dot, dot, dot? >> well, i don't know. you know the warden that was act pointeactappointed -- appointed. he sued holder for racial discrimination, she was pro mostepromotedto to warden. lou: i want to turn to now spygate. in that very rarefied envi

attorney joe digenova. joe and victoria, let me start with you two. if there are different buckets here. first, your reaction to the report today. if it isn't fact true that those warrants were illegally obtained, that's pocket two. bucket three is there is no counterintelligence investigation, joseph digenova, without the president of the united states' approval. so walk us through those three areas. >> well, today we learned what we already knew: that jim comey is a liar, and he violated the law. there is no question about it. we know the warrants were illegally obtained. if, in fact, the fisa report is issued in its full form, there will be no prosecutions, because the comey report was held up, this one that came out today, until they decide whether or not to prosecute comey. they are going to do the same thing on the fisa report. when all is said and done, when you get to the end of the road, the issue is susan rice's generate 20th, 2018, email, where she outlines in great detail how president obama knew about, authorized, and instructed people to

lou: tomorrow victoria toensing and joe digenova among our guests.ng forward to tomorrow night. i hope you are as well. see you then. thanks for being with us. good night from new lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. the u.s. economy is solid, that's the message from president trump as new reports surface that the white house is looking to bolster growth just as it plays down recession fears. cheryl: deadbeat loser, that's what some are calling a push by some 2020 candidates to reform healthcare. lauren: apple has a plan to win the streaming wars. is it too little, too late. cheryl: and why the government is catching heat for what it says is the best summer thermostat settings, it's become a battle of the sections. it is wednesday, august 21st. "fbn: a.m." starts right now.

here, it's been all of us, joe, victoria, -- joseph digenova, victoria toensing, gregg jarrett -- i'm going to miss people. u tom fitton, who is still with us, he will join us in a minute, let's go back and look at the questions we were asking in the beginning. let's -- what now were we right on and what now do we know mayay be that we didn't know before? >> i think one interesting revelation, most everything on ohr, steele, simpson relationship is, we've done a good job of getting that out there long before it came out and it's shameful that the o doj kept them for two and half years and dropped them in the jet of august when most people at the beach, i don't think that's an accident because this is embarrassing to the fbi and the doj in a big way. there are a couple of important revelations. we know the nellie ohr specifically created the dossier on paul manafort. here's a question we need to find out from his lawyers. were they ever given out in discovery? did they know that nellie ohr had created dirt to be used against paul manafort? that's a very important revelation. there is t

tomorrow victoria toensing, joe digenova and gordon chang among our guests. we hope you join us as well. good night from new york. [♪] trish: as we continue to digest the tragedies in el paso and dayton. we have evidence that some politicians are using this tragedy to line their pockets for 2020. the cost of competition from 2020 dems to out fre freebie one another is bribery for votes. one social hid d one social medt employee says it's trying to do whatever they can to prevent donald trump from winning in 2020. >> google executives literally tried that trump won. they wranlt to use the power and resources they have to control the flow of information to the public and make sure trump loses in 2020. trish: find out what happened when the cabin in a british airways plane filled with smoke. we have learned that just hours after two mass shootings that left 31 people dead over the weekend, the democratic party sought to fundraise after the bloodshed. the emails to supporters signed by former congresswoman gabby gifford who survived an assassination attempt. the

tomorrow victoria toensing, joe digenova and gordon chang among our guests.rk. [♪] trish: as we continue to digest the tragedies in el paso and dayton we have evidence that some politicians are using this tragedy to line their pockets for 2020. the cost of competition from 2020 dems to out fre freebie one another is bribery for votes. one social hid d one

lou: tomorrow victoria toensing and joe digenova among our guests. to tomorrow night. i hope you are as well. see you then. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. trish: 0 states are getting ready to launch investigations into google, facebook and amazon. they are monopolies, and they are hurting each and every one of us to make a buck. maybe americans would like to keep a little bit more of what they earn. president trump says the country may soon see another tax cut. president trump: i would love to do something on capital gains. payroll tax is something we think about and a lot of people would like to see

attorney joe digenova, former deputy assistant attorney general victoria toensing. let me start with you, there's different buckets here. your reaction to the report today, there is no counterintelligence investigation one of the president of united states approval, walk us through those three areas. >> we learned what we already knew, jim comey is a liar and he violated the law. if there is no question about it. if we know the warrants were illegally obtained, there will be no prosecutions, the report was held up. the they are going to do the same thing on the pfizer reports. when all is said and done, when you get to the end of the road, the issue is susan rice's january 20th 2018 email where she outlines in great detail how president obama knew about, authorize, and instructed people to "operate by the book" in a counterintelligence operation against candidate trump, president-elect trump, and president trump. i want to know when is barack obama going to be interviewed by john durham and the fbi. >> sean: do you believe that will happen? >> i believe it will. the

tomorrow victoria toensing, joe digenova and gordon chang among our guests. we hope you join us as lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. from trade war to currency war, will president trump hit back at beijing. cheryl: hours from now, the president will visit with victims and first responders from el paso, texas and dayton, ohio h. will his message of unity be enough? lauren: disney takes a third quarter hit. will new streaming service be a sweet spot for the mouse house. cheryl: losing a job is never easy. a surprising study reveals who you lose it to may soften the blow. it's wednesday, august 7th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ i want to dance, you and me alone. ♪ i want to capture the feeling. ♪ oh, yeah. cheryl: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning. dow futures gaining 69 points, s&p up 8, nasdaq adding 40. cheryl: we're seeing stabilization in asian markets overnight. we've seen a moc a move on the . the

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ask join us tomorrow, victoria toensing and joe difficult convenien -- digenova cheryl: it is 5:00 a.mre your top stories. pushing back on the pushback, the white house again taking issue with claims coming from china. is the president's credibility an obstacle in getting a trade deal on the table? markets in flux as beijing denied a phone call between the two countries ever took place. lauren: a state of emergency as tropical storm dorian is on the move, flooding turning roads into rivers in the caribbean as puerto rico is bracing for impact today. could florida be next? cheryl: and today is the deadline for democratic candidates to qualify for the next debate as joe biden's campaign hits back against criticism of recent gaffes. who they say is

toensing and joe difficult convenien -- digenova cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories. pushing back on the pushback, the white house again taking issue with claims coming from china. is the president's credibility an obstacle in getting a trade deal on the table? markets in flux as beijing denied a phone call between the two countries ever took place. lauren: a state of emergency as tropical storm dorian is on the move, flooding turning roads into rivers in the caribbean as puerto rico is bracing for impact today. could florida be next? cheryl: and today is the deadline for democratic candidates to qualify for the next debate as joe biden's campaign hits back against criticism of recent gaffes. who they say is at fault. lauren: technology makes keeping up with work while out of the office easier but americans aren't having it. the big lies we tell to keep our bosses from creeping in on our vacations p. it is wednesday, august 28th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ it's all right, all right, girl. ♪ one day you'll see. ♪ you'll never find a guy like me. ♪ lauren: welcom