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and in the hills john solomon former director of national intelligence james clapper made it easier for the branch to unmask congress and the staffers. this is not in a bubble. all of hillary clinton's crime and bleaching and hammering devices we don't have a special counsel for that and uranium, 20s for of the american uranium and 145 million in kick backs. and what about the ukrainian

. >> john solomon and i disclosed that the. 2011, obama administration loosened the rules so much so that people within his administration were able to do this without having to file the

and in the hills john solomon former director of national intelligence james clapper made it easier for the branch to unmask congress and the staffers. this is not in a bubble. all of hillary clinton's crime and bleaching and hammering devices we don't have a special counsel for that and uranium, 20s for of the american uranium and 145 million in kick backs. and what about the ukrainian interferancy. and those who are unmasking and leaking intelligence and don't have a special counsel for debbie wasserman schultz's i.t.staffer and we don't have's special counsel for comey leaking to the press and removing government property from the fbi. this is how serious this is. this is a war between the deep state and you, the american people and the president of the united states. this is a war against the constitution. crimes are now being committed and the pathetic republicans in congress are impotent in the moment they are needed. tonight if i am inspectit trump or voted for president trump, i would be concerned tonight. because of that keep state noise we have heard from the left wing meeting

with reaction, john solomon himself. conservative commentator, monica crowley. so, we have the former director of national intelligence, and we have the issue of susan rice, then we learn from your friend sara carter that the general counsel of the fbi is being investigated for also leaking intelligence information, why is this unmasking story so important? >> he goes to a very important issue, the founding fathers created the separation of powers. they said that the congress and the executive branch, and the judiciary were supposed to be independent coequals. if the executive branch could on its own begin unmasking information about neighbors of congress, it opens the door for them to spy on things that are being set about them, or things that they themselves were talking about when they are intercepted overseas. i think the standard is change. back in 1992, cia director for george h.w. bush, he put out a standard that made unmasking a last resort. you only unmask a member of congress if there is no other way to get foreign intelligence. james clapper, may be l

according to john solomon, clapper made it easier for the executive branch to unmask napnames of lawmakersmy next guest said that clapper's revised unmasking rules may have been done for political purposes, not for national security. and that, that would be a felony, joining us now, judge andrew napolitano. great to have you here. >> great to be with you. lou: everyone was talking about unmasking released to so many agencies in final days of obama administration but this was 3 years prior. >> we did not know about that until a new hours. we have dealing with raw data, text-messages e-mails, suddenly they found out it is easier to find out whom is speaking on whom. after donald trump was elected, probably when barack obama and valerie jared and susan rice decided they would make life difficult for him. president asked loretta lynch to change rules about keeping secrets secret. for generations to 1947. when cia was founded, if an intelligence agency gets raw data, they keep it, unless it absolutely necessary to share it. this rule canal be shared with all 17 intelligence agencies and executi

. >> 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

susan rice, and john brennan on the unmasking and intelligence leak and john solomon reported that james clapper, remember him? he made it easier for those officials in the executive branch of obama to unmask members of congress and their stachers. why are not special counsels calmed to investigate these instances. the constitution of the country is it scompleded right bfrp your very eyes and your fourth amendment privacy rights are being violated and on a daily basis. and then out of control and dangerous leaks from the deep state, a leak a day and rate of seven times greater than the previous two administrations and it has to end. it is impeding the progress of the united states. transcripts of the president's phone call, let's see with a prime minister and president of other country? when has this ever been leaked? these are crimes of the deep state that need to be investigated and people need to be charged and under oath and some go to jail and sarah carter reported that the fbi's top lawyer. james baker, the chief counsel is under investigation for leaking to the media. james comey

remember susan rice, samantha power, the hills john solomon reported that the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, made it easier for officials in the executive branch to unmask members of congress and their staffers. by the way, big surprise, james clapper, now a contributor for the fake news network. news today, james comey, he is writing a book that will be released in the spring. i told you this was going to happen months ago. let's go as one or wolf would say, to the videotape. speak out what did i say the day after he got fired. comey will get a multimillion dollar deal, a movie, a miniseries, primetime special, diane sawyer, and probably an msnbc contributor ship. now you have klapper over at the fake news network. he is apparently trying to take down the present, and to do that, this has become a lucrative profession. if you make it easier to unmask americans, i guess you get hired by fake news cnn. you gather information that you leak to "the new york times," government information, classified information, potentially break the law, you get a huge book deal. w

. >> john solomon and i disclosed that in 2011, the obama administration loosened the rules, nobody knew about this. they loosened the rules so much that people within his administration were able to do this without having to file the enormous amount of paperwork that it would be required to do. people within his administration, high-level officials like susan rice, like samantha power, john brennan, former head of the cia and others were able to unmask americans. this was highly protected, these are still classified that only a handful of people were able to see them before. >> sean: this is so unprecedented, let me go back to the legal side with you. i look at uranium one, i look at debbie wasserman schultz, i look at ukrainian collusion, i look at hammering shut, destroying hard drives, i look at the unmask a good intelligence look again i'm thinking the evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible. i don't say special councils on these issues. why? >> the imbalance was made clear tonight by the president. what about 33,000 emails that were deleted and wiped clean, arguably that coul

ahead, john lewi >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon.ng offered for information leading to the arrest of an attempted arson suspect. he was caught on surveillance video last wednesday leaving the underground garage of the police department's 12th district. the man poured flammable liquid around cars but was unsuccessful lighting it. >> katie, it's muggy out there. >> it is. we started off with a lot of moisture here at the ground level allowed a lot of fog to form in many locations. at the elementary school we could not make out anything but it has certainly gotten better. the fog advisory has been lifted but it continues into central pennsylvania. it is still reflected in the lancaster and reading readings. there's vast improvement across much of the board and it only gets better with time. we're talking sunshine folks. it gets hit as we hit 90 degrees and the mid or upper 8 ones in this forecast, stormy and soupy by friday, meisha. >> all right. thanks so much katie. looking outside right now, we are not accident-free. we have one in d

solomon but for the u.s. navy it's a crucial reminder rescue workers found the bodies of ten missing sailors of the u.s.s. john f. mccain and its damage hall after sunday's collision and response admiral john richardson ordered a one day operational pause for the entire seventh fleet active in the pacific to review safety measures the crash with a civilian vessel was the feck in the summer before the crash off cigna for the u.s.s. fitzgerald rammed into a japanese ship off the issue peninsula killing seventy u.s. sailors in june. four suspects and thursday's barcelona terror attack are appearing in court one of the alleged assailants has admitted that a bigger attacked. was planned at the city's iconix a good adda familia church the attacker who drove the car into pedestrians in last last week was found and killed on monday as the cut to lowney and police release a footage of the raids conducted in the spanish town of report where the barcelona attack suspects lived the officers searched several apartments and numerous gas canisters were found peter all over is in report for us now. as the investigation contin

solomon: go ahead. i think you are being heard. yes, please go ahead. >> i have a question for mr. john kiriakou. assad is the only one person standing between christians and -- i'm from the region. i am from there. christians have been living there for centuries now, more than 2000 years ago. actually christianity i think was created there. why do you think only now -- why didn't they face it before? they survived more horrible rulers than assad. mr. kiriakou: i don't disagree with you. i think that christianity has done very well in syria under assad. politics aside, i think that bashar al-assad is a dictator, anti-democrat, but the truth is with the players on the field now, he is the one that gives christians the chance of having a thriving community. if you look at the alternatives, never minding the notion that the united states promotes that somehow magically this is going to come together and everybody will live in peace and harmony, that will simply not happen, but the alternatives are isis or some al qaeda related organization, or assad. and of this choices, i think those are the realis

john f. kennedy and his crew set out on a dangerous mission during world war ii. j.f.k. was in the solomonands attacking japanese ships in the dark of night when an enemy destroyer rammed his patrol torpedo boat splitting it in half. kennedy is credited for pulling an injury crew member to shore miles away. kennedy carved a message on a coconut and had natives smuggle it out to bring rescue. he made the coconut to a paper weight in the oval office to remember the mission that began 74 years ago today. i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. big numbers on the dow today. neil will have it for you in the next hour. >> our stock market has reached an all-time high today. all-time high. think of it. nobody talks about it. they don't talk about it. [applause] >> neil: and that all-time high stood even by day's end. we had not record on the dow jones industrials. this pace continues. lauren simonetti has more. lauren? >> we talk about it right here, neil. so the dow came within ten points of the high of the session. ten points of 22,000 could have reached the m

solomon's baby-sized ginsu knives. "cut that baby in one swipe!" ( laughter ) now, the w.w.e. trademarked 3:16 refers to one of the bible's most quoted verses, john 3:16: "for god so loved the world, that he gave his only son, that those who believe in him shall not die but have eternal life." or, as the w.w.e. will now put it, "christ-a-mania is running wild! woo, baby!" ( cheers and applause ) now, let me explain how this all happened. stone cold steve austin started using 3:16 when he beat jake "the snake" roberts in the "king of the ring" match in 1996. roberts had been using john 3:16 as part of his entrance routine and character. here's what austin said when he beat him: >> talk about your psalms, talk about john 3:16. austin 3:16 says i just whupped your ass. >> stephen: this is not the first run-in jesus has had with the w.w.e. anyone who's read their bible knows jesus was betrayed by judea's famous wrestling heel "rude judas the betrayin' dudus!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, if the w.w.e. owns 3:16, we're going to have to update the way we teach the story of jesus. so now, introducing... weighing in at 120 pounds, hailing from nazaret