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sara carter and john solomon are out with a huge story. x intel contractor sues comey alleging fbi covered up at mass civil liberty violations. joining ml with this special report, sara carter and john solomon. to think there's anything wrong with this in your view? >> there's a lawsuit and a man walked out with 46 hard drives. way larger than snowden. he gave it back to the fbi and said the reason i took them is because i want to sit down and show you all these massive civil liberties. i think it is a very important story, how much abuse may be going on beneath the intelligence community's cover. we need to get an answer about how often our identities are compromised and how our privacy is affected. there's a lot of concrete evidence, facts, that there are violations going on the need to be addressed. >> sean: >> greg: sara, you hae someone suing comey saying the fbi on a mass scale covered up mass civil liberties against americans and he has evidence. isn't that a little bit bigger than russian collusion with no evidence as i just proved

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john solomon, as always, great to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. lou: thanks so much.sure to vote in tonight's poll. the question is, does your week seem all the better because the dems, globalists and enviro-left are having a lousy week? yes, we are just that petty. and follow me on twitter @lou dobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. >>> stocks rallying on the president's decision to leave the paris climate deal. the dow shooting up 136 points today. the s&p up 18, the nasdaq up 48. all closing at new record highs. volume on the big board, 3.8 billion shares. this market continues to move ahead. that sentiment in the marketplace for a reason. it is cause and effect, and the cause i think you can look to the white house for much of it. more good news on the economy. the private sector adding 253,000 jobs last month while manufacturing activity held steady. ford shares climbing after the carmaker posted a gain in sales. gm sales down 1% on the month. and a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem ra

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john solomon, as always great to have you with us. >> thank you, stopped. robert gone at 70. . a mob can be an ugly thing. in the past, mobs kill people they said were witches. today they still kill people with whom they disagree. >> mobs are always is dangerous, destructive things. >> reporter: we focus on american mobs. >> liberals crawl on the mobs. >> get off the campus. >> the koch brothers and their cronies. >> i think they should be in jail. >> private property. john: mob rules, that's our show tonight.

and the chief operating john solomon. think there is a growing number of people on both sides of the aisle and by the intelligence committee during the obama administration is serious enough to warrant a luke. i have no illusion. russia will not go away. but a lot of people in p the wall street times and james rosen in fox news are digging in and showing there are real issues there. and it was good to see the president acknowledge that as well. >> james rosen knows what it is like to be spied on and his civil liberties violated by eric holder and president obama. obama himself is now perilously close to being immersed in the scandal. with the addition of samantha power to the unmasking subpeonas as a person of interest. this is getting broader and perplexing that suggest that we are a long ways from understanding what really happened in this administration when it comes to surveillance of u.s. citizens? >> you are right. quite frankly president obama is in the front end of the questions. 2011 he changed the rules that mad

certainly there's other possibilities as well. >> sean: sarah, you and john solomon had reported as partur ongoing investigation that there was in this last 2015-16 election season 350% -- 350% increase in unmasking. unless we have greater security threats that they never told us about that seems to be weapon i think the intelligence agencies to go after political opponents. >> that is certainly what our sources were concerned about. we had the documents to prove it. it wasn't just relying on unnamed sources. we were actually able to get those documents to be able to show that. think the concern here, back in march we reported this, it wasn't just susan rice, it was cia director john brennan, attorney general loretta lynch, very interesting. and the question that i have, i want to know when did they send all of these documents over to the library? that's what i'm concerned about. are they trying to hide this from the american people? these are actual federal documents. i assume there's a lot of concern here. >> sean: i think tom just told us why. >> what about the intelligence committee?

chief operating office john solomon. john, great to have you with us. seeing this administration attack and attack have you gonerously and investigate bob muler and the democratic henchman for what should be an impartial investigation. secondly why not go after low loretta lynch and former president clunton who met on the tarmac in 15, just as the director of the fbi was was making a decision about hull hill's fate. >> and -- hillary clinton's fate. >> keep an eye on the senate judiciary committee. the democrats and republicans are looking into the the loretta lynch stuff. there is troubling question. and i don't think bob mule are went up to the hill and appeased republicans concerns and they will give him room to do an investigation. the other place to watch, the director of the fullback fib. there is questions about him. >> lou: andrew mccabe. and there may be investigations under way of him that we will be reporting on in the next few days. there is movement there. these things move slow and there are signs that things are broadening a bit. >> lou:

chief operating office john solomon. john, great to have you with us. why aren't we seeing this administration attack and attack have you gonerously and investigate bob muler and the democratic henchman for what should be an impartial investigation. secondly why not go after low loretta lynch and former president clunton who met on the tarmac in 15, just as the director of the fbi was was making a decision about hull hill's fate. >> and -- hillary clinton's fate. >> keep an eye on the senate judiciary committee. the democrats and republicans are looking into the the loretta lynch stuff. there is troubling question. and i don't think bob mule are went up to the hill and appeased republicans concerns and they will give him room to do an investigation. the other place to watch, the director of the fullback fib. there is questions about him. >> lou: andrew mccabe. and there may be investigations under way of him that we will be reporting on in the next few days. there is movement there. these things move slow and there are signs that things are broadening a

. >> you and john solomon, you work on all of this with the intelligence community.ven elements of the deep state. if they are so concerned about the possibility of collusion. why is it 17 intelligence agencies -- why haven't they produced the evidence? this thing is entirely upside down. they should have knowledge of intervention, the how, the why, the evidence of it. >> i am not stonewalled. i'm following the historic policies of the department of justice. you don't walk into any hearing and committee meeting and reveal confidential communications with the president of the united states. lou: we weigh in on the petulant performance of the senate dems. >> north korea releases a choicehotels.com. badda book. badda boom. that's it? he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forw

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john solomon, as always great to have you with us. june 2 breaking news this morning. theresa may says enough is enough with terror attacks and proposes regulating the internet to prevent future attacks, all this while president chun staked out for the first time since one attacks. good monday morning. i'm lauren simonetti. >> investors seem to be shaken up the terror attack in london and looking towards washington policy and the economy. after record high on friday, the data to a lower open on 13 points. s&p nasdaq as well lower in premarket. lauren: japanese-style exciting if it did indicate still in the air. china's shanghai composite closing down half of 1% good cheryl: in europe and the sox opened up higher this morning. as you can see the ftse turning a little bit lower after the terror attack in london saturday pizza for 1017, and here substantially higher within one and a quarter%. lauren: the price of oil -- prices jump in about three of 1% after saudi arabia come in egypt, bothering and uae cut ties with qatar. oil $48.2 a barrel. train to looking oil this mo

john solomon, as always great to have you with us. >> thank you, stopped. robert gone at 70. . john: a mob can be an ugly thing. in the past, mobs kill people they said were witches. today they still kill people with whom they disagree. >> mobs are always is dangerous, destructive things. >> reporter: we focus on american mobs. >> liberals crawl on the mobs. >> get off the campus. >> the koch brothers and their cronies. >> i think they should be in jail. >> private property. john: mob rules, that's our show tonight. . john: today, the worst mob in the world is clearly isis. their fanaticism reminds me of threats posed by the nazis 80 years ago. if we talk about mobs, little compares to the nazis or isis. but this show is about american mobs, they're not as deadly but do plenty of harm. we start with political mobs. did you know that the democratic party activates mobs, depends on mobs, coddles mobs, publicizes and celebrates mobs? that's what ann coulter's book demonic is about. she says a liberal mob endangers america. come on. a mob? >> yes! the way they gin up their base with

that summer carter and john solomon, with a blockbuster report that james comey confronts lynch that was never planning under any circumstances to indict hilary no matter what the evidence said. where's the investigation into her? >> what is amazing to me about the republican passivity here is that senator feinstein of the ranking democrat in the intelligence committee said last week after, his testimony really have to look into what is going on with loretta lynch and with president obama. i was waiting for one of the two intelligence chairman to open a new investigation on exactly what loretta lynch said to james, a. whether she had briefed president obama. i don't understand the republicans allowing the left to defineresi what these investigas are about particularly when you are senator feinstein, the ranking democrat, very respected senior democrat from california who is saying look, this is so weird. we have to look into it. fine. let's look into it. >> let me ask this. so you've got rosenstein we talked about earlier, recommends the firing of james comey, now going to investigat

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t mike huckabee, brent bozell, brian maloney, melanie morgan,re herman cain, sara carter and john solomons later. but first, there's a massive effort underway to silence conservatives in america. tonight, it's time to fight fire with fire. we will expose the massive, huge double standard when it comes to liberals and free speech and by the way, we ask the question, where are the so-called champions of civil rights and freedom of speech on the left? why aren't liberal commentators

sara carter and john solomon will join us and of humans with reaction.e with us. also tonight, eric trump, laura ingraham, mike huckabee, lou dobbs will all be here but first, the federal government has charged a 25-year-old government contractor for allegedly leaking an nsa document and its raising more questions than answers. for starters, why did she

we continue with sarah carter, john solomon. we often add to that the tarmac meeting with bill clinton and yg were going to learn more about more meetings with loretta lynch and james comey? >> yes, we do know. unlike other news organizations or reporters, -- >> sean: we know but were knocking to tell you? it's an extra hour. >> the anticipation, we want to make sure everything we report is absolutely validated by multiple, multiple sources and we are sure people are going to know more about this about more meetings and i think they are going to be quite surprised at what is going to be revealed. >> sean: let me play some of this. how wrong the media has been an even james comey admitting it, getting called out multiple times, "the new york times" and "washington post," cnn, "abc news." let's play some examples. huge indictment on the media that even chris matthews saying the russia collusion thing is dead now but this is a part of it. >> have there been news accounts about the russia investigation about collusion, about this wh

also donald trump jr., laura ingraham, john solomon, sara carter, all join us but the truth and the biggest hearing. this is information you will not get anywhere else in the media. it's important and it is tonight's opening

tomorrow night, colonel tony shaffer, circa news john solomon among our guests. please join us. "kennedy" coming up next, good night from new york.. kennedy: thank you so much, lou, and welcome to a very special live edition of "kennedy". continuing coverage of president trump's rally that you've seen in cedar rapids, iowa. a wide range of topics including border, democrat, the media, it was in there, he kicked it off with jobs. >> after years of sending our jobs and our wealth to other countries, we are finally standing up for our country, and you see it happening, you see it happening. you see what's going on. jobs are just about the best they've ever been. wove created almost $4 trillion in wealth. if you look at your stock values, you look at what's going on with our country. we've created tremendous wealth. unemployment is at a 16 year low, and manufacturing is doing phenomenally, and we have companies moving back. they're coming back. back. back. kennedy: that was something that lit up the crowd, and our own jeff flock at the rally. jeff, what were some of the highlights?

don't forget, sarah carter's report john solomon's report that theyt said, he confronted her loretta lynch with information that maybe she had already decided never to bring an indictment against hillary gross of what the evidence was able to show. also tonight, story two, very important. hollywood's diva visceral hatred towards president trump continues not to be on full display. the viciousness and disturbing threats coming from the left knows no bounds. actor johnny depp is only the latest to make threatening comments about the president with this disgusting comment about assassinating the president of the united states of america. take a look. >> one was the last time an actor assassinated the presiden president? [cheers and applause] i want to clarify, i'm not anan actor. i live for a living. however, it's been a while. and maybe it's time. >> hannity: after facing intense backlash, debt issued a apology saying quote i apologize for the bad joke. i attempted last night in poor taste about president trump. it did notze come out as i intended. i intended no malice. really? no mali

here is sarah carter who has the story on circa along with john solomon. >> we know that lawmakers werea meeting that director comey, former director comey had with loretta lyncher with confronted her, not just about the tarmac, but about a sensitive piece of communication. it was a piece of communication between two political figures that basically alluded to the fact that loretta lynch was going to put the kibosh with any type of investigation against hillary clinton. and when he confronted her with that piece of evidence, she basically stared at him and there was a long period as he described it to lawmakers, a long period of steely silence. i thought that was really telling. steely silence. then she looked up at him and she asked him if there was nothing more he needed to say then he should turn around and leave the office. brian: people talk about russia collusion and what was going on. you know, we have to get to the bottom of this. well, people have to get to the bottom of the fact that the democratic administration was possibly suppressing information that would have benefited t

king solomon has chosen his nephew to replace him in the throne. he has overseen saudi arabia's war in yemen. johnppointment. prince mohamed promotion was announced this morning. it was not a huge surprise. he has been groomed for the last couple of years for the number two position. in saudi arabia, politics is that the royal family and the young prince, on the left, did the polite thing and showed respect to his older cousin. now it is assumed mohamed, 31, will become king at some point. he is trying to liberate some point. he is trying to liberate some aspect of saudi life but critics say he is increasing the repression in the country. last year, he approved the execution of the leading shi'ite cleric which led to demonstrations in shi'ite dominated iran and great attention in the sunni muslim majority. as defence minister, he was often accused of rationalist. two years ago he launched the saudi war on the revels in yemen telling them it would be over quickly. it is still going on. that has deepened the rivalry with iran supports the rebels. the fears of an open confrontation are growing. he is

john dougherty, well, those phone calls were taped by the fbi. it is wednesday, june 28th i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm jan carabao in for rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> well, good morning. >> well, happy hump day. all right. >> yes. >> this is so funny. katie, when i talk about dry roadways we will say we have got some accidents and there is no rhyme or reason but we have got them. >> yes. >> it is amazing how you can have a quiet, you know, beautiful, tranquil weather and it is clear weather. if you figure that outlet us all know, all right. but you are right, completely clear, storm scan it will stay that way and, it looks like a beautiful day. we have got summer solstice passed us and sun coming up later every single day. days are beginning to get a little shorter but only talking second being taken off each day as opposed to more than. that so it is every single day but still a nice long day full of daylight, beautiful weather expected here and storm scan completely empty. sixty-three at the airport. milder, it is 64 in wildwood, mildest spot of the pack here but most of the region in

john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. >> jim is off today. >> i'm rahel solomonre's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> philadelphia city councilman david oh, on the mend after terrifying attack near his home. >> investigators looking for clues, say, they want to talk to two men who may be holding onto key piece of evidence. >>> they say that these two men are not in trouble, but they do want to see that video. >> appears robbery not terrorism was behind a deadly attack at a casino in the philippines. >> did your and the hit big three late in last night's game. then took the opportunity to stair down pop star court side right there. >> beautiful day. come on down for the devon horse show. >> i love the horses are so vocal there. i did think that you had some allergies there at first, but glad to see. >> beach-goers in georgia. >> magic the rabbit, tig err the cat, became fast friends when tig erray lived six years ago. can woe fit another animal into this segment. >> now actually back to pack, in a minute, but first we want to see, he will show us ev