promise you will be holding washington accountable would let you with estimates, newt gingrich, john solomonlou dobbs, lara trump are all here. but first, president trump house republicans fulfill a massive promise to you the american people, they score a major win, finally passing a bill that repeals, replaces obamacare and begins that process and that is two nights winning -- are you sick of winning it? opening monologue. earlier today after passing the american health care act, house republicans joined the president in the rose garden at the white house to celebrate, finally were celebrating, watch this. >> president trump: this is a great plan, actually think it will get even better and this is make no mistake a repeal and a replace of obamacare, make no mistake about it. premiums will be coming down, deductibles will be coming down. it's a great plan and ultimately that's what it's all about. we do that wasn't going to work, i predicted that a long time ago. i said it's failing. now it's obvious that it's failing, it's dead it's essentially dead if we don't pay lots of rented money over

this comes as a new explosive report by surkin news john solomon and sara carter. d obama intelligence agency violated americans intelligence privacy. today during his congressional testimony, john brennan had this to say about whether or not he personally requested to have americans names unmasked. >> we are talking about prohibitions that you place on yourself, with respect to identifying u.s. persons as part of our surveillance program. you just cited some of the very important reasons that we do that. i would assume there is a process, a protocol under which the intelligence community goes through -- if they seek to unmask a u.s. person. have you ever requested that a u.s. person's name be unmasked? >> yes, i have. >> sean: joining us from circa news, sara carter and john solomon. sara, let's start with you. a lot more to come tomorrow as i understand it. >> yes, yes. sean, what we know is this. we just broke the story yesterday. the cia is the largest consumer of unmasking americans of any agency that we know right now. we can't give you exact numbers because t

illegal. >> sean: illegal, based on just the numbers, the outrageous disparity of numbers that john solomonat circanews.com, is there any plausible explanation other than americans were spied on, americans were unmasked and as john was saying names are going to be revealed and this was done for political purposes. >> you've got susan rice who is refusing to testify before the senate subcommittee and basically saying i'm not going to go in there and explain anything and as far as i'mg concerned, it's either because she's afraid she's good toar commit perjury or because she may actually implicate herself in some kind of criminal behavior. what's got to happen now is that more and more people understand or see that they have been unmasked for political purposesa and if this is all corroborated by the exponential increase in the surveillance, then at some point you have to say the intent is clear, there is an intent to spy on these particular americans under the guise of were just looking at things that are accidentally or incidentally collected.se >> sean: great work, coming up after his big w

sara carter and john solomon with circa news have breaking news tonight.ding to their explosive report, the fbi allegedly's shared intelligence with americans with third parties and finally to their constitutional rights. sara carter and john solomon join us next to explain. >> all people who cherish life must unite in finding and exposing and removing these killers and extremists. >> kimberly: president trump earlier today in brussels called for extremists to be driven out. how was his message received? rick grenell and mercedes schlapp way n. plus anthony scaramucci is here. stay with us. constipated? trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. i am kimberly guilfoyle in for sean who is on vacation and will be back on tuesday. polls in the montana special election close at the top of the hour and we are now awaiting results not race. another

john solomon who makes it all happen certainly. we have got a question for you.question is do you believe that the former fbi is firing was long overdue? we would like to get your sense of things. cast your vote on twitter at on twitter @lou dobbs. up next dramatic news out of washington. president trump firing james comey. more details are developing. we will be bringing them to you and we will be joined by former assistant director of the fbi bill gavin attorney barbara smith here to weigh in. stay with us, we are coming these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >> joining us now to discuss the firing of former fbi director james comey, former assistant director to the fbi, bill gavin and attorney barbara

joining us from circa news, john solomon, sara carter.e know michael flynn's info was in fact leaked to the press. this is now enough is enough. we need to put cheap partisan politics aside, protect our constitution, get to the truth and what we need to know is, what did president obama, top administration officials know and when did they know what? we need to know what the sitting administration was doing targeting an oppositional party. joining us from circa news, john solomon, sara carter. sara, we are glad to have you. what was that increase, from 2013 to now? what is the justification? do we have that much of an increase in terrorist activityro that fisa and our agencies need to up their game that much? >> not necessarily. if you look at the story -- if you go back to testimony, there are 2,000 terror investigations in the united states right now. here you have an enormous amount of data being collected on americans. almost like a backdoor intercept into emails, metadata, as well as actual physical data of those conversations. i thin

john solomon who makes it all happen certainly. we have got a question for you.want you to vote in our poll. the question is do you believe that the former fbi is firing was long overdue? we would like to getour see of things. cast your vote on twitter at on itter @lou dobbs. up next dramatic news out of washington. president trump firing james comey. more details are developing. we will be bringing them to you and we will be joined by former assistant director of the fbi bill gavin attorney barbara smith here to weigh in. stay with us, we are coming you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. ♪ here comes the fun with sea-doo. starting at just $5,299 and get 0 percent financing. visit sea-doo.com today. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picke

john solomon and i broke the first story that revealed neither trump or his immediate circle was part of an investigation in to the colution with russia. grassly and senate uponor finestein valididated this. there are so many myth and that's what is happening. people want the myth rumors to go away that president trump was in collusion with the russians or any of his top aides. >> lou: let me put it forward here as i can. the president of the united states is a target. but he is a target of the largest and most expansive disinformation campaign i have ever seen conducted against political official, let alone a president in our history. >> reporter: yes, this is an intenseification of the president. the stories were debunked by mckabe and others. what we have to look at. if the president is not under sxrfgz what grassly and senator finestein is true, his firing of comey has nothing to do with him being under investigation. he's not under investigation. it has to do with the way director comey handled the situation. and even if comey told president trump he was not under investigation t

. >> after solomon's death, his son, john, packs up some of his father's belongings into a trunk thatrs the family name, and over the years, the cedar chest gets handed down through the generations. >> john solomon warner, when he passed away, it went to his only daughter, josefina, and then everything that she had went to my mother, elva. >> why has the family held on to it? >> it's an heirloom. my mother always used it for storing ancient family relics. she was very proud of it. >> the trunk stays in elva's living room until she passes away in 2009. then her son jock, one of four heirs, moves the crate to his home and takes an inventory of its contents, including those old blue jeans. >> what'd they look like? >> they were very weird jeans. they didn't have belt loops, and they only had one pocket on the back. they looked like a pair of old blue jeans that had been washed once and then folded and put away. >> weren't they worn out? >> they are in like-new condition. >> like brand-new? >> like brand-new. >> and on the back of those spotless jeans, a famous marking. >> they had the le

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. >> after solomon's death, his son, john, packs up some of his father's belongings into a trunk thatrs the family name, and over the years, the cedar chest gets handed down through the generations. >> john solomon warner, when he passed away, it went to his only daughter, josefina, and then everything that she had went to my mother, elva. >> why has the family held on to it? >> it's an heirloom. my mother always used it for storing ancient family relics. she was very proud of it. >> the trunk stays in elva's living room until she passes away in 2009. then her son jock, one of four heirs, moves the crate to his home and takes an inventory of its contents, including those old blue jeans. >> what'd they look like? >> they were very weird jeans. they didn't have belt loops, and they only had one pocket on the back. they looked like a pair of old blue jeans that had been washed once and then folded and put away. >> weren't they worn out? >> they are in like-new condition. >> like brand-new? >> like brand-new. >> and on the back of those spotless jeans, a famous marking. >> they had the le

joining us from circa news, john solomon, sara carter. sara carter, we are glad to have you.hat was that increase, from 201310 now? what is the justification? do we have that much of an increase in terrorist activity that fisa and our agencies need to up their game that much? >> not necessarily. if you look at the story -- if you go back to testimony, there are 2,000 terror investigations in the united states right now. here you have an enormous amount of data being collected on americans. almost like a backdoor intercept into emails, metadata as well as actual physical data of those conversations. i think what john choate, john correct me if i am wrong. over 300% increase since 2013 and the collection of americans. >> sean: wow. what you reported on is beyond devastating. from 2013-2016, intercepted metadata jumped by -- it tripled. it tripled. either the terrorist in this country have gone up that significantly or in an election year, our nsa and intelligence communities were gathering information on political opponents to use against them and trampling on however, our four

rand paul, sara carter, john solomon, pat buchanan, monica crowley, geraldo rivera and former secretarya rice will join us but first, tonight.f explosive new details and a massive political scandal that is becoming watergate on steroids. that is tonight's opening monologue, that the mainstream media ignores. circa news has been at the forefront of uncovering the massive surveillance and is now reporting new information that congress should immediately begin investigating the reports showing a political scandal unlike anything we have now seen in american history.

promise you will be holding washington accountable would let you with estimates, newt gingrich, john solomonbbs, lara trump are all here. but first, president trump house republicans fulfill a massive promise to you the american people, they score a major win, finally passing a bill that repeals, replaces obamacare and begins that process and that is two nights winning -- are you sick of winning it? opening monologue. earlier today after passing the american health care act, house republicans joined the president in the rose garden at

sebastian gorka, monica crowley, john solomon, michelle malkin, sara carter all join us with reactionnute, a very important message for you, my audience. president trump is finally confronting evil in our time. head-on with moral clarity in the fight to defeat radical islamic terrorism. american leadership is now needed more than

here with the reaction from the american senate jacek killough sara carter, john solomon, good to seesara, i will begin with you. you guys keep unraveling the layers of the onion here. you had a very big story last week, i just mentioned with newt gingrich, listing all of the leaks. what is new and how bad is it? >> i think it is very significant. general kelly, secretary kelly i brought up a good point. when you think of the manchester bombing, you think of the leaks out to "the new york times."oi showing there was a secondary trigger on the bomb that actually gave way information that there was a large network working here in manchester, onee of the most important issues that people do not realize is that while there is an ongoing investigation between the united states, great britain, and our intelligence allies, giveaway information to al qaeda. to al qaeda, to isis, so as soon as that story broke, people started to scramble amber on the run.es this is why these leaks are so dangerous. they are so narrow. if you are thinking of it in a bigger case like i've reported on, those stor

the house and intelligence community to answer questions. 2015 and in 2016 come up with you and john solomonamatic acceleration in the number of people surveilled and unmasked. for just a lot that has happened to be connected to donald trump. it's a widespread and release an estimate so that a crime? >> it changed a lot. releasing the intelligence, yes, that is a crime. of course. that's the only crime that we know was committed. we know the one they released the name of michael flynn and remember this is a small group of people. it isn't like it was spread across the entire intelligence community. that's what we were led to believe. the original people who saw those reports in the doj and the fbi commit those folks who had access to those reports were the ones that actually release the information. it wouldn't be that difficult to find out. i know this from talking to people within the community. they also changed the law so that they could unmask more and more americans with very little explanation. all they could say is i need this for national security. this is the reason why i need to u

john solomon. all of this now -- that we now fix the problem of equal justice under the law that apparently doesn't exist. >> maybe there is a grand jury panel now. there's a grand jury always in washington, d.c. you now have to go back and now we have the deputy attorney general do this, if it takes it of the politics -- you know have to look at these cases fresh. that would include the unmasking of general flynn. because regardless what the president decided to do, i understood why he had to let general flynn go. that wasn't the crime. the crime was the unmasking was leaked to the press. it appears it was never investigated. that is not the way it works in a constitutional republic. >> sean: let's go to lou. >> this justice department with the most politicized in history. james comey was a part of that, an integral part. we should not forget his highly conscious, purposeful alteration of language. in extreme carelessness -- that is the expression he conjured up to avoid the use -- >> sean: gross

general manager john lynch says that foster, seen here posing with solomon thomas, is ahead of scheduleh his recovery from rotator cuff surgery in february and should be a full go for the start of training camp in july. foster was widely considered the best overall linebacker in the draft but slipped to number 31 overall because of that shoulder injury. >>> for all you christian mccaffrey fans, here is our first look at the former stanford star in carolina panthers uniform. the panthers say they plan to let the 8th overall draft pick do a little bit of everything. running back, slot receiver, punt returner. if you want to sea mccaffrey up close and personal, look no further than week one. 49ers host the panthers at levi, september 10th. after dismantling the jazz in four games the warriors will have at least five days off before the western conference finals. now, i know it is looking ahead, but it sure looks as though the cavs and the warriors are on a collision course to meet tin finals for a third straight year. fun to speculate. both teams are unbeaten, and steam rolling everybody i

john lynch. how are you doing, buddy? do you want to be a 49er. >> that was a cool story about solomon. i heard a review of that. re in a class together at stanford. >> yeah. i was a football and baseball player at stanford. >> john lynch. >> i signed after my junior year to play professional baseball. i left stanford after three years. my son kind of challenged me, hey, you always talked to us about finishing. why don't you? and i said, linda, we have a problem. what is that? jake kind of called me out on this. he's right. i have to finish. i went back to summer school. i was a 42-year-old senior and i went into a class and solomon thomas was in that class. it was called decision analysis. we worked on a project together. he was a true freshman at the time going in. just saw he was a delightment young kid. kid-- a delightful young kid. >> how important is the mind- set? you saw it on draft day in this very building next door. >> absolutely. it is a big part of this. the faithful. i'm seeing firsthand how strong that is. i knew that as an opposing player's perspective. now i'm feeling it firsthand. when you have

john lynch. how are you doing, buddy? do you want to be a 49er? >> a little side note, that was kind of a cool story about solomon. i didn't realize you guys were actually in a class together at stanford? >> yeah. so i was a football player. >> he goes the other way and intercepted in the end zone. john lynch, who else? >> i signed my junior year to play professional baseball so i left stanford after three years. my son challenged me, you always talk to us about finishing. why don't you? i said, whew, linda, we've got a problem. what's that? jake kind of called me out on this and he's right. i've got to finish. so i went back to summer school. i was a 42-year-old summer. i went into class and solomon happened to be in that class. it was called decision analysis and we worked on a project together. i got to know the young man. he was a true freshman at the time. i saw he was a delightful young kid. >> how important in the mind set is those fans, because if you ever need a reminder, i mean, you saw it on draft day, just up here in this very building next door. >> absolutely. it's a big part of this. seeing firsthand

john lynch. how you doing? you want to be a 49ers? >> little side note that was a cool story about solomon. i didn't realize -- tell me a little bit.heard a review is that you were in a class together at stanford? >> yeah. i was -- i was a football player at stanford. i signed after my junior year to play. i left stanford effectively after three years and my son kind of challenged me. you always talked to us about finishing. why don't you? i said okay. we have a problem. what's that? jake just kind of called me out and he is right.. i was a 42-year-old senior. i went into a class and solomon thomas was in that class. we worked on a project together and got to know the young man. he was a true freshman at the time going in. just saw he was a delightful young kid. >> how important in the mind set is those fan? if you ever need a reminder. you saw it on draft day. just up here in this very building. you know next door where -- >> absolutely. it's a big part of this. seeing firsthand how strong that is. i knew it from opposing players perspective. now i'm feeling it firsthand. when you have ia championship effort every day i think in t

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