everybody who was there and he's giving them until march 29th to turn over all the info. >> john: i'm sorry. >> shannonle show. before i feel bad interrupting, but look anyone who thinks there is a lot of controversy disruption in the justice department after comey's firing the 25th amendment applied in president trump was actually under the terms of the constitution unable to discharge the powers of duties of the office ought to have his head examined. i hope lindsey graham is about to do that. i wouldn't go as far to say it is a coup but unconstitutional use of 25th amendment. people think trump is a spy then the average to curb that is impeachment. not to claim him medically unfit and remove him from office. but second to harry's point, i agree i can see the fbi or the justice department with executive privilege but you know who can waive executive privilege and force those people to testify? president trump and all he has to do is say go up and testify and talk congress everything that happened and everybody in the room. a bizarre claim of executive privilege because it's not helping the president

john shannon was killed by william governor morris on the streets of visalia. that was the first battle in visalia of the civil war. later in the same year, another newspaper came to be. the delta was there. the sun was there. now we have the equal rights expositor, another newspaper supportive of the south. they were so critical of the lincoln andbraham his administration band -- banned the equal rights expositor from the mail. that meant the newspaper could only be distributed within the town of visalia and could not leave on the stage of delivering u.s. mail. they wanted to isolate the problem. they banned it. continued to lambaste the union side. a year later, in 1863, the equal rights expositor was destroyed by an angry mob of visalians. they went to the newspaper, through everything in the streets, and that was the end of the newspaper. that, the town had received such bad press and folkcity that loyal union decided to tell the u.s. government, " you've got to do something about this town." our town is going over to the other side. you better deal with it

shannon: jessica, what do you do with that? he is saying abi overhyped it rates big i think we should say okay, john brennan took responsibility in society overhyped it. >> shannon: after two years of being out there saying that the trump family, the president himself they were all the mess of trouble and that they had colluded with russian betray their country. you can't just take that back. >> what about the 7-plus years spent by ken starr going after the clintons. $80 million in 19's -- 1990s money. if we had a two-year investigation into hillary clinton by loretta lynch by a special counsel and then loretta lynch got the report and just i don't know, i'm going to give you a four page summary. you would be flipping out. congress voted 420-0 to release the mueller report. now mitch mcconnell is trying to block it. i know we will get it in the end but i don't see what the problem is. >> shannon: i don't that he's trying to block it. seems to me -- he said because of national security. >> everything will be redacted that needs to be redacted. >> shannon: that's going to take time. brent, you know there was the vote, we've heard

i wasn't a fan of john mccain. >> shannon: why do you think he is still so engaged in this view would come even after the senator's death? >> a lot of people don't understand the genesis of this is being upset about the role senator mccain and his aides played in the dissemination of the steele dossier. some of the advisors to the president are saying, sir, stop talking about his funeral and attacking him personally so we can talk about the legitimate policy disagreements, which was the dissemination of the steele dossier, having key aides brief reporters, handing those things over to the fbi, and playing a very big role in making sure it made its way to the fbi. that is the actual disagreement with senator mccain that the president has right now. >> shannon: meghan mccain has had to relive a lot of this about her father and his passing, which he is still grieving care she said today she thinks her dad would think it is hilarious that the president is still making headlines with his name paired but quickly, dave, and the morgan come i want you to weigh in on this. >> i was trying to t

. >> shannon: i want to play you something from congressman john ratliff of texas.investigations beyond mueller. >> if 19 federal prosecutors, 40 fbi agents working 18 hours a day for the last two years couldn't find any crimes to charge donald trump with, house chairman and a few staffers shouldn't be wasting our time looking for them. >> shannon: is this a plus or minus heading into 2020? they need to be seen by their base that they are continuing to investigate, whether the president has done anything wrong, but is there any sense that some of them feel it may backfire? >> i think it depends on what we are talking about. i think the presidential candidates are going to focus more on some issues, health care being one of them, certainly with the news today about what the trump administration wants to do with obamacare. that was a gift to democrats, that they undoubtedly will take and run with, but there are certainly others that will continue to push for investigations and feel like they are responding to the democratic base with that as well. but i think you are

shannon: some of these political sites may turn legal as well. we will follow tonight. john roberts, thank you. senior justice government officials telling fox news tonight special counsel not recommending any further indictments. you may recall a special counsel has been a target of repeated criticism by the president who has called the investigation a witchhunt. let's bring in the power panel, democratic strategists, and jeff mason and trump campaign spokesman kaylee mcinerney, great to have you with us tonight. what do you say to those who say don't start already you, there are other legal issues outside this report and we still don't know what this report says. >> we underscore what rudy giuliani says, he has done absolutely nothing wrong and we are confident there is no finding of collusion. this marks the third time we had an investigation and ended up here where the president is completely absolved, back to the senate intel investigation were democrats had to admit they found no evidence back to the fbi mitigation whereafter eight months, peter heather nauert he said

get your 1 series for just $99 a month at your john deere dealer. >> shannon: "saturday night live" airedly just a blip on the tv programming radar except the president was watching, and he was not pleased. great to have you with us, mark. let me walk people through this. the president had a couple of things to say. people that watch "saturday night live" can spend their time knocking one person, me. same with late-night shows, should federal election commission or sac look into this. there must be collusion, and such one-sided media coverage, most of it fake news, hard to believe i won and am winning. 52%, 93% was republicans. sorry. so is there anything the government could do to investigate "saturday night live"? >> this is so bizarre. i refuse to believe that the a leader of this free world actually believes there should be this investigation of "snl" " the first amendment gives wide latitude to him, to all of us, to criticize our world leaders including the president. >> and he seems to be having a little bit of fun. talking about there has to be collusion with the democrats, and rus

shannon: senator john kennedy out of louisiana does not think there's going to be a truce on the democratide with these investigations, here's what he said today. >> i'm not naÏve, some of my democratic colleagues have two speeds, hostile and smart ass and they are going -- like a dog after a bone. wouldn't surprised me to see them want to investigate mister mueller. >> is a soundbite machine. does he convince the democrats it's time to let go? >> hold the phone. there is gambling in this town. anytime a party not in the white house takes over one or the other part of congress they run investigations, that is never going to change. what senator graham is laid out is victor's justice, you ran a politically controversial investigations and now we are going to pick apart everything you do in order to retaliate. it is ridiculous. the fbi and intelligence committee didn't pick the characters at play. all these people who got indicted were hired by donald trump. it was his campaign manager. his deputy campaign manager. shannon: we are talking about the dossier, bruce or, christopher steele, tho

if john edwards does not >> shannon: we know they were digging around much earlier.fraud, all kinds of things they were looking back in 2017. here is what congressman mark meadows, one of the most outspoken conservatives on capitol hill said, "michael, and lied about seeking a pardon from president trump. he lied about wanting to work in president trump's administration, and both times, he lied under oath." does that make him and if effete general witness? he could be discredited? >> he could be discredited. i have no reason to believe that anything michael cohen says will be relied upon and any ultimate prosecution of anybody else in the president's inner circle up to and including the president himself. documents don't lie. that's been a critical part. you read these hundreds of pages that were released today from the justice department, it is -- they've got the emails, the icloud account, they've got the phone logs, they've got everything office phones when they rated it in april of 2018. they've got the recording devices. they don't need michael cohen's testimony

my bad. >> shannon: new concerns about the supreme court and john roberts by republican president georgeermanently to the left so let's take a look at the roberts record. >> well, you know some days are better than others. the chief justice of the united states first among equals with the political spotlight he has tried to avoid. on a range of hot button issues john roberts decided with his four liberal colleagues including a february vote with restrictive louisiana law with access. last week he rolled four death row inmate over objections. it is the latest sign 64-year-old roberts hitting the pause button on conservative full-court press ushered in by president trump after nominating justice and brett kavanaugh. this is an incrementalist strategy and whatever you were hoping for and whatever your preferred area of law might become this court will not move with giant steps. >> since november cheapo separate pending fields with half a dozen times on issues like immigration asylum and transgender in the military. while these boats do not go to the merits of the larger issues come with sig

shannon: we are still waiting on the inspector general report. the fisa applications and other things. in the meantime, at the cia, john brennan, the cia director for years, and rand paul said today "breaking, a high-level source tells me it was brennan who insisted the unverified and fake steele dossier be included in the intelligence report. brendan should be asked to testify under oath in congress asap. folks say if that's the case, he immediately gave credibility to the dossier as the sea cia director by including it. >> i don't doubt it. brendan brennan's problem now is exposed himself as an ardent trump hater and his projections about this, his read on how the mueller investigation going to turn out has turned out to be -- both those things have turned out to be all wrong. he's had to at least acknowledge that he thought there would be more than there turned out to be. no kidding. this man brendan behaved like no other former intelligence chief. i cannot imagine for example william webster who headed the fbi and cia at one point, making the partisan accusations he's made against this president. he called him a tr

shannon: we have to get to the second story. i want to play something from johna really weird date. >> she said i would love to go because she didn't want to be left alone in the house again. >> the famous movie. >> i took my mother to see deep throat. at the end she knew i was evaluated as we drove home she said i thought the lighting was very good. shannon: if you don't know what the movie is, who goes through the whole movie of a porno with their mom. >> i assume the conversation on the way home was how the movie was analog for the relationship between the citizen and the state. >> it is -- >> what it is -- >> right away. >> i remember people -- i went to see deep throat in the theater. i wonder if he had seen it before and knew what he was getting into. shannon: you took your mom. >> watergate was a long time ago. shannon: coming up we honor a special hero. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your finance business. and so if someone tries to breach your firewall in london & you start to panic... don't. because your cto sa

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and john hickenlooper refusing to call himself a capitalist in an interview. >> these labels divide us. >> shannons. is not doing what it once did. democrats cause for a probe into the white house security clearance and the president's former attorney michael cohen is facing new allegations he was coached by democrats forever hours before his latest round of house testimony. is that legal. catherine has the inside scoop. >> fox news was first to report that the democratic staff from the house intelligence committee traveled to new york city 4 times and met with cohen for more than hours in advance of his public testimony. congressman mike turner should this statement: this level of coaching of a witnesses highly unprofessional and inappropriate. any claim to the contrary is nonsense. this undermines america's trust in cohen's credibility. two sources told fox news cohen's sessions with democratic staffer were wide ranging. what is key is one by one democrats raised the same topics during cohen's public testimony. >> these catch and kill scenarios existed between david pecker and mr trump. >> is th

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. >> shannon: your initial comments and thoughts on the investigation? >> i want comment on what john i never saw anything that would indicate for me to question his integrity, character, or investigative able. the other thing i will say, you talked it earlier today, is that the statute is very clear. it's purposely limiting on both what is required from the special counsel mueller as well as the attorney general. and from a law enforcement perspective, not a political perspective -- that's where i come from -- that i actually hope that the report is not released in full. the other thing is, is that there's sources and methods they hope they protect, as well as those legitimate privacy concerns. if somebody comes up and their name and everything they provided is open to the american people, that's going to damage them and it's going to put chilling effect on further investigations. there are absolutely legitimate concerns for not discussing people not indicted. comey made a mistake doing the same thing. i hope the attorney general think abouts about that as well. >> shannon: it's very

shannon: i will put you down for no apology. i want to play something from john ratliff of texas.he says about the ongoing investigation. >> if 19 federal prosecutors, 40 fbi agents working 18 hours a day for the last two years couldn't find any crimes to charge donald trump with, house chairman and a few house staffers shouldn't be wasting our time looking for them. shannon: is this a plus or minus for democrats heading into 2020? they need to be seen by the base that they are investigating whether the president did anything wrong but is there any sense it may backfire? >> it depends which democrats are talking. i suspect the democratic president of candidates will focus on issues, healthcare being one of them, certainly with the news about what the trump administration wants to do with obamacare. that was a gift to democrats they undoubtedly will take and run with. there are others who will push for those investigations and feel they are responding to the democratic base as well. but you are right to ask is the attention? there probably is. shannon: final word to you. >> the dem

. >> shannon: your initial comments and thoughts on the investigation? >> i want comment on what johndetectirector for 2 years. i never saw anything that would indicate for me to question his integrity, character, or investigative able. the other thing i will say, you talked it earlier today, is that the statute is very clear. it's purposely limiting on both what is required from the special counsel mueller as well as the attorney general. and from a law enforcement perspective, not a political perspective -- that's where i come from -- that i actually hope that the report is not released in full. the other thing is, is that there's sources and methods they hope they protect, as well as those legitimate privacy concerns. if somebody comes up and their name and everything they provided is open to the american people, that's going to damage them and it's going to put chilling effect on further investigations. there are absolutely legitimate concerns for not discussing people not indicted. comey made a mistake doing the same thing. i hope the attorney general think abouts about that as w

. >> shannon: we have to get to the second story. i want to play something from johnto go because she didn't want to be left alone in the house again. >> it was a famous movie. >> i took my mother to see and she knew i was humiliated and when we drove home she said, i thought the lighting was very good. >> shannon: if you don't know the movie is, who stays through a porno with her mom? >> i assume the conversation was about how it was analog with the relationship with the citizen and the state. >> that is so embarrassing. why would he do that? would he do that to her? >> i wasn't part of the outings, they saw deep throat in the theater. i am wondering if he saw that before. >> i thought watergate was a while ago. >> shannon: thank you panel. coming up we honor a very special hero. ♪ , you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? guys go through a lot to deal with shave irritation. so, we buil

shannon: we are waiting on the report on the fish applications but across town at the cia john brennan was cia director for years and rand paul says breaking a high-level source tells me it was brennan, the fake steel dossier be included in the intelligence report, to testify under oath in congress. a lot of folks say if that is the case he gave credibility to the dossier as cia director by including it in the intel assessment. >> i don't doubt that but brennan's problem now is he has exposed himself as such an ardent trump hater, his projections about this, read on how the mueller investigation will turn out, both of those things are all wrong. he thought it would be more than it turned out to be, no kidding. this man brennan behaved like no other former intelligence chief i have ever seen. i can't imagine william webster ever making the partisan accusations he has made. he called him a traitor. treasonous behavior. that is an extreme assertion no responsible intelligence chief should make unless he has evidence which he manifestly has not. shannon: the issues with collusion were not

john mccain, democrat or republican. i don't think it is conceivable. isakson calling deplorable, it is a tragedy. shannon: a lot of senators are siding with senator mccain. >> if you look back at the congressional testimony and records we have seen over the past couple years it looks like the fbi had this information, this dossier well before senator mccain gave it to them. i would take a little bit of issue with the record there, predicated on mccain giving it to them. they had this information for quite some time. christopher steel rightly or wrongly appears to have been a source for them for quite some time. there are a lot of unanswered questions i think the senate judiciary will get to the bottom of. shannon: bad blood between prominent republicans. thank you very much. legalizing apps and cocaine, banning painkillers even for americans with chronic pain, the 2020 candidates tackle the opioid epidemic. ben shapiro is your live to explain what that is all about. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe as

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shannon kent and ghadih taher. ben wedeman is live in northern syria for us with the breaking news. ben? >> reporter: john know from both the u.s. government and the syrian democratic forces is that several suspects were arrested in connection with the 16th of january bombing outside a restaurant in manbij in western syria. the restaurant called the palace of the princess was caused by a suicide bomber wearing an explosive vest. it killed in addition to four americans, two members of the syrian democratic forces and eight civilians as well. now this comes at a time when it appears the battle to retake that final pocket held by isis along the euphrates river is in its final phases. they have been pushed out of the encampment and really occupied a sliver -- and i mean a sliver -- of land right by the euphrates. so some sort of announcement may be hours or perhaps days away bringing to a close the time when isis-controlled territory in this part of syria. it's important to note that the explosion, the bombing that killed the four americans on the 16th of january was far away, many hours' drive to the west of

. >> shannon: making good point, peter doocy on the hill, thank you. claims president trump reportedly pushed chief of staff john kelly to get his son in law and senior advisor jared kushner a top level security clearance. "the new york times" reports the president overruled concerns by intel officials and white house attorney and kushner's attorney said his clients clearance were hindered -- handled without pressure. the 2020 contenders handled with pace to break away from the pack with increasingly reckless policies and talking points. the latest from new jersey senator cory booker and endorsed for other 2020 contenders. >> enthusiasm for marijuana legalization now. hey, look, i'm all for it. >> shannon: joining us live with the race to the left, next. matt michael be up i can't believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaa

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>> shannon: reaction still coming into speaker pelosi telling "the washington post" she is not for impeaching president trump. time now for tonight's power panel. the president of open primaries, johnstrategic medications for trump 2020, marc lotter. fox news contributor, former utah republican commerce meant jason chaffetz. welcome to all of you. >> at some point it will be inevitable. >> nancy pelosi telling the washington post she is not for impeaching donald trump. the president and open primaries and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. this is a quote from 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 trum

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