john solomon at "the hill." what's your takeaway from this democrat memo? >> we were looking forward to this. it doesn't turn out to be a very evidentiary document laying out an argument but not putting in a lot of new evidence. we have no evidence of collusion. there is no challenge to the fact they withheld from the court the identity, the fact the dnc and clinton campaign paid for the primary evidence. we learned in the last couple days, the fbi interviewed carter page in 2015. and in 2015 -- they intercepted carter page, the russians said carter pawnl wasn't very useful to them. you would think they would tell that to the court if they are asking to surveil him. but they leave that out. the fbi and the doj looked like the 17-year-old son who sneaks out of your house. he gets busted and the dad says what kid you drink and he says coca-cola when he had five beers. catherine: there was a counter untell jones investigation based in new york city. and carter pentagon with us one of the targets of these russian spies. carter page agreed to be a cooperating wi

welcome, john solomon, sara carter, victoria toensing.nother breaking newst tonight. this is another story that the mainstream media is ignoring. the attorney for the fbi informant, that would be victoria, as pressing the doj for the investigative leak. in this report, sarah detailing how victoria, the attorney for this fbi informant, is now asking the attorney general jeff sessions for a leak investigation into an unnamed federal official who she now claims illegally leaked "false information about her." this is happening way too much. joining us know the reaction is the attorney for this fbi informant, victoria toensing. fox news contributor sara carter, and from the hill, john solomon. all of these guys have been amazing in terms of helping us and peel the onion, and i give them -- they deserve pulitzers at the end of thee day. so you are the attorney for an fbi informant in 2009 that, for about 30 years of his life, he worked in undercover -- and the fbi starting inin about 2008. >> sean: in 2009, he infiltrated and discovered that vl

fox news contributor, sara carter and from the hill john solomon.s of helping us unpeel the onion and i give them -- they deserve pulitzers at the end of the day. in 2009 that for what, 30 years of his life he worked in undercover. >> for the cia and for the fbi starting in about 2008. >> sean: okay. and in 2009. he had infiltrated and discovered that vladimir putin had operatives here in america. >> yes and putin wanted to control the world's uranium and one of the first steps was to buy uranium one to have his russian company buy uranium one. >> sean: your informant in 2009, long before -- a year and a half later this cfius board had approved uranium one sale. >> october of 2010. >> sean: he discovered putin's operatives in america involved in briberies, kick backs, extortion and racketeering. >> and wanting to control the world's uranium including the u.s. uranium. >> sean: america needs uranium, flight we don't have enough? >> we don't. and i did all this work for government two counsel bouts. he has luke. twice now justice department officials

also tonight, #metoo's john solomon reporting that republicans are looking to make the case that the so-called rusn investigation was based on "politically tainted evidence tied to clinton loyalists. we'll explain. and meanwhile, an all-out war on what is the truth and transparency being waged right here in the united states of america. fierce, unfair opposition mountingng to conceal and coverp one of the biggest scandals in the history of this country. democrats led by future msnbc contributor congressman adam schiff, they are desperately trying to block the memo from going public by lying and playing cheap partisan politics h evidence.the tonight, sara carter is reported that the fbi director, christopheran wray, at the doj want all names redacted in the classified document and the media is proving just how abusively biased, agenda driven, and corrupt they really are. that is tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ breaking right now, truth and transparency are under assault in our country. democrats, liberal media, they are peddling their lies and conspiracy theories about pr

of the best skiis in the world at the moment so strong in the technical events the solomon the john solomon she's actually won the giant slalom today and now it seems like she's been around for ages doesn't mcallister friend she's only twenty two she's had a lot of success already and she was dominant in this one she won by nearly half a second that she has now she has got more events to come she's actually going for four gold medals in these olympic games that the slalom have favored event is tomorrow theoretically she could go for another form she's in you may be on a bet against her achieving that good and happy for germany they've won a gold every day of these olympics today was no different who's the latest person to get on the podium yes this isn't a figure skating the past competition now in the shop. i have have one that event we're going to see them and they have been in touch in fourth place on the short program but this is a two ponts events and return they chanted around with this supposed performance and the free program you basically have more flexibility to do the moves you w

good morning, i'm dim john tan >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a look at the roads with meisha. >> looking outside, yes, very, very wet. not seeing too many problems right now but for a friday i kn

. >> 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

it was almost a year ago on the program we broke the story here was sara carter and john solomon, whoomenal work, about how they got a fisa warrant against donald trump. donald trump tweets out that they wiretapped me and the media went crazy. turns out everything, and much more, we have been literally unfeeling layers of an onion here with real facts and information, the media has gone with the story about russian-drum collusion with zero evidence for a year and they buy omission don't cover these stories. like? >> to amend one thing, i don't know that they had a fisa warrant on donald trump. i haven't seen evidence that they did. >> sean: go ahead. >> they may have used warrantless techniques, all kinds of ways, i was told before donald trump announced for office that intel officials, i was told this by insiders, have sometimes been using that information to bring to the fisa court to wrap up other people that are the true targets that they can't get a warrant against him but wrap them up and incidental targeting, different ways without a a direct warrant. >> sean: isn't that what h

joining us for more reaction we have john solomon a reporter for the hill newspaper. former secret service agent dan bongino and talk radio host and attorney leo terrell. i want to start with you, leo. we all thought that -- i thought and i think a lot of people thought the president may have some redactions but ultimately release the memo. it is not coming out tonight. how are you and the democrats going to react to that? >> well, it's a sha. i'll tell you why. last week, jason, despite a public announcement by the f.b.i. not to release the republican memo, president trump released the memo. shame on the president because it is very clear he did not want this memo released because it negates helps argument. there is nothing in the memo prevented its release it was pad p.r. for president trump. >> did you see anything in the nunes memo that was -- dealt with classified material about sources and methods? >> i will pull rank on everybody. i'm the lawyer in this group. i'll simply tell you this. the f.b.i. said don't release it. and they released it notwithstanding. >>

we also have katherine harris to talk about the memo along with john solomon.nd the secretary of the environmental protection agency, scott pruitt. we've got a great show lined up this evening. my open is on sheriff israel in broward county whether or not he should go. guess what my opinion is? >>molly: so much sadness and heartbreak there. i can only imagine how fury might build. thank you so much for joining us here tonight. you are one of the best in the business. this will be a great night on your show. we look forward to it very much. tonight, judge jeanine and the president right here. 9:00 p.m.. to not miss it. let's take a listen of some of what president trump said when he was firing up that crowd at cpac as we mentioned moments ago. >> right now we have a big race coming in 2018. just to get out, get that enthusiasm. keep it going. the world really is complacent. people get complacent. it's a natural instinct. just won and you are happy and complacent. don't be complacent. because if they get in, they will repeal his tax cuts. they will put judges and

it was march 8th of last year, you and john solomon on this show broke "the story" of the fisa warrant, and surveillance of trump tower. how few in the media cared to follow what is the biggest abuse and corruption scandal in their lifetime? sara? >> it's incredible sean. because there was so much evidence out there, little bits of evidence that if they just latched on to it they would have been able to see through and see the truth. they chose not to. the obama administration and people associated with hillary clinton and fusion gps, christopher steele, bruce ohr and the doj, sally yates, andrew mccabe at the fbi, former director james comey, they were presenting the disinformation campaign. you know what's interesting? they tried to say it was the russians. but the whole time based on an unverified and salacious dossier and those are the words coming out of comey's own mouth, they used that to spread lies about the trump campaign to the media and anybody they could try to share it with. this is what is so incredible. the media bought it. and they chose to ignore the other side. they

with reaction republican congressman matt gaetz fox news contributor sara carter and welcome back john solomonll. job, let's start with you. >> good evening. >> sean: give you a chance to lay this out. >> most interesting thing is we now have a really complete time line of what the fbi knew win. we now know before the obama administration made the following decisions restarted the u.s. nuclear cooperation agreement with russia, approved the uranium one deal and then gave clearance so that many utilities in the united states could buy russian uranium, they knew the following things, at least through the fbi. they knew this. one, that russia was assisting iran and their illicit nuclear program. two, that the apco, the lobbying firm. at least the russians were claiming they were paying money to them in an effort to help hillary clinton. three, the very russian arm, in the united states september here to build this uranium business was engaged in bribery, kick backs racketeering and extortion. if you have all of that information, it dolls raise a great public policy question why did the obama admi

it was march 8th of last year you and john solomon on this show broke this story of the fisa warrant surveillance of trump tower. and how few in the media scared to follow what is the biggest abuse and corruption scandal in their lifetime. sara? >> it's incredible, sean. because there was so much evidence out there. little bits of evidence that if they just latched on to it, they would have been able to see through and see the truth. they chose not to. what's even more incredible is that the obama administration and people associated with hillary clinton and now we know fusion g.p.s. christopher steele, bruce ohr and the doj, sally yates, andrew mccabe at the fbi. former director james comey, they were spreading the disinformation campaign. you know what's interesting, they tried to say that it was the russians. but the whole time based on an unverified and salacious dossier and those are the words coming out of comey's own mouth, they used that to spread lies about the trump campaign to the media and anybody they could try to share it with. and this is what is so incredible. the med

this was almost a year ago on this program we broke the story right here with sara carter and john solomonible work yeah they got a fisa warrant against donald trump. donald trump tweets out oh, they wiretapped me and the media went crazy. turns out everything and much more we have been literally unpeeling layers of an onion here with real facts and information the media has gone with the story about russia trump collusion with zero evidence for a year and biomission don't cover these stories. why? >> just to amend one thing. i don't know that they had a fisa warrant directly on donald trump i haven't seen evidence that they had. >> sean: well, carter page. >> they may have used warrantless techniques. there is all kinds of ways i was told even before donald trump announced for office that intel officials and i was told told this by insiders have sometimes been using bad information to bring to the fisa court to wrap up other people that are the true targets. wrap them up incidental without a direct warrant. >> sean: isn't that what happened to general flynn base on what we know? isn't tha

also to be the the hill's john solomon reporting that republicans are now looking to make the case thatn, quote: politically tainted evidence tied to clinton loyalist. we will explain. and meanwhile tonight, an all-out war on what is the truth and transparency is being waged right here in the united states of america. fierce, unfair, opposition mounting, what? to conceal and cover up one of the biggest scandals in the history of this country. now, democrats led

all the events the men's downhill had to be postponed until thursday i think he got it would be john solomon but find until i think tank the league i went over seventy kilometers an hour like a wind tunnel many of the compressors aside but safety is paramount and this is what mark adams of the international olympic committee has said in defense of events going ahead as advised by the skating federation each federation has a wealth of experience on this sport and we really really about that of course we have to coordinate the whole show jewel it's quite a quite a headache getting all the different sports and so on to run it in a different way but obviously we would never take a decision. that would that would put in jeopardy the safety that leaves one thing that will help the guys here is it is forecast to get a lot warmer it's so cold here that obviously that's been the story record breaking low temperatures but it said. there was. thrown degrees or even more are not going to prosecute him through a situation where. we hope three or four kids are broadly and hopefully the winds will die down

steve: john solomon from the hill has a great report out it came out last night.ils some of the things that may be in it. clearly some republican investigators have talked to him. you know how chris steele, who had worked for the fbi in the past on foreign corruption cases how he was talking to the media, well, as it turns out, the fbi in the fall of 2016, according to john solomon, used the allegations of the trump-rush collusion from a news story, a news story. keep in mind chris steele is talking to the news media. the fbi says look at this news story right here, they used that as justification to spy on carter page and that started the whole thing. also, he says, three quarters of the evidence used by the fbi and the department of justice to spy on trump came from sources tied to hillary rodham clinton. ainsley: that's interesting that's why the fbi doesn't want it released. steve: of course. ainsley: worried about inaccuracies in the report. grave concerns is the word they used. former fbi director james comey, you all know him well, he tweeted this out. he s

i want to read a statement from the justice department to the hill, article by john solomon that saysials told the hill those leaks were not authorized by the justice department and did not accurately reflect the official thinking of the department. so the democrats are out there trying to attack anybody who is telling the truth about hillary clinton and we'll just take those things and bounce back at them. >> sandra: and fox news has confirmed all this, by the way, that the american lobbying firm apco worldwide was used specifically because it was in a position to influence the obama administration, more specifically hillary clinton. what further details can you give us on that? >> top russian official told my client that the russians were going to pay apco, a lobbying firm with all kinds of former clinton staffers on it $3 million. that's a lot of money for a year of lobbying. i know lobbying rates in washington that's a lot, $3 million. they were going to do some kind of lobbying on some issues but they were also expected to do a lot of in-kind work for the clinton foundation. >> s

good morning, i'm dim john tan >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a look at the roads with meisha. >> looking outside, yes, very, very wet. not seeing too many problems right now but for a friday i know this wet stuff will slow us down. >> no matter the day. rain will certainly cause you some problems, lead to the need for the windshield wipers , umbrellas, just get ready for the walk out the door with all of the necessary access accessories you would normally walk out with on a rainy day, even though there are will probably be a bought of rain, looks like good portion of the day. be red at this -- be ready with the umbrella. it is coming down light, moderate in intensity, that will lead to visibility myfoxphilly.com, i also personally even just encountered fog on the drive in. so mild. the wind still light enough. it is allowing that fog to form out there. meantime, the surplus on the thermometer very noticable, very mild morning. yesterday was too. but this morning, even more so , at 64 degrees right now. and 56 even in atlantic city, 52

johns. today is monday, february 4th, good morning, i'm jim donovan i'm rahel solomon.or actual date of the parade. once we get that we'll let you at home know. in the meantime, let's check with katie and roads with meisha. >> for me to wear a wool dress all morning long, we have to be super excited, we're so, so proud of the eagles, looking outside, i have to tell you, we're not the only excited once. lots of people all partying last night, and because of that, rowdy stuff going on, so little busier in center sit. >> i still partying. >> they are. >> hours and hours later and probably going to be partying for the next couple of weeks, i mean, just been such a long time coming. and i feel like this could not have happened top a greater group of guys. well done. we're so proud of you. we take a look outside at storm scan3, at the moment, we do still have some clouds out there, at least on radar things still very quiet. not going to see any additional wet weather here today. actually end up with more sun than anything. now the wind and the cold become the primary story he

unveils history john dollar plan to repair, rebuild a the nation's crumbling infrastructure, the details ahead. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. rahel solomon is off today. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. >> thanks from joining us, welcome back, kate. >> i yes, looking outside, so you nailed it, reign go away. we have some flooding on mlk drive. actually has has the road complete immediately closed down. that will will affect us in the 5:00 hour. plus some accident out there. >> i always call mlk drive the secret spot. for whatever reason it is right next to the schuylkill and people don't use it that much. but if it is your go-to, you'll be in trouble. >> that's tough, yes. the but the rain making its exit. basically done in the city. do still have rain out there across the southern counties. so cape may, cumberland, atlantic getting hit right now , then kent and sussex, seeing rounds every rain rolling through in the last few hour loop on this radar. actually also a little band of snow showers off to the west. it is off the map here to the west. making it eastern approach. so there is a possibi

unveils history john dollar plan to repair, rebuild a the nation's crumbling infrastructure, the details ahead. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. rahel solomon and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. th

solomon. jim, might be your last time for awhile? >> may have to put it in the sport hall of fame. >> mondays are a lot easier when you wake up like chap johnss dress is wool, thank you, jim. sweating. hey, good morning, guys, when i was cents in minneapolis, doing all of these interviews, the one thing everyone kep

, john adams wrote to james moran in 1776 -- "the management of so complicated and mighty a machine as the united colonies requires the meekness of moses, the patience of job, and the wisdom of solomon added to the valor of daniel." you have to know a little bit about your bible to appreciate what is being communicated. i think a fairly simple illustration of what i'm speaking here. let me give you slightly -- a slightly more substantive example. i turn to weigh familiar biblical metaphor. we are all familiar with abraham lincoln's implication of a house divided, drawing on the gospels. this is a powerful metaphor in the sense in which lincoln uses it. it captures the nation's precarious political predicament on the threshold of a bitter civil war more powerfully than a wordy dissertation. of course, lincoln is at his prime a couple more best couple of generations or more after the period i'm speaking about, but this is a metaphor often used in the political discourse of the american founding, and used by a variety of figures in very political contexts. take for example george midstgton observed in the of this struggle with great britain, if the house is divided, the fabric must fal

, john adams wrote to james moran in 1776 -- "the management of so complicated and mighty a machine as the united colonies requires the meekness of moses, the patience of job, and the wisdom of solomon added to the valor of daniel." you have to know a little bit about your bible to appreciate what is being communicated. i think a fairly simple illustration of what i'm speaking here. let me give you slightly -- a slightly more substantive example. i turn to weigh familiar biblical metaphor. -- to a familiar biblical metaphor. we are all familiar with abraham lincoln's implication of a house divided, drawing on the gospels. this is a powerful metaphor in the sense in which lincoln uses it. it captures the nation's precarious political predicament on the threshold of a bitter civil war more powerfully than a wordy dissertation. of course, lincoln is at his prime a couple more best couple of generations or more after the period i'm speaking about, but this is a metaphor often used in the political discourse of the american founding, and used by a variety of figures in very political contexts. take for example george washington observed in the midst of this struggle with great britain, i

solomon. jim, might be your last time for awhile? >> may have to put it in the sport hall of fame. >> mondays are a lot easier when you wake up like chap johns. >> and i have to say this dress is wool, thank you, jim. sweating. hey, good morning, guys, when i was cents in minneapolis, doing all of these interviews, the one thing everyone kept saying is there is something different about this team. i can just feel t we know the patriots might be a strong football team, but we will take it, no one second guessed that will i have to say i kind of felt the same way, there was something different. >> karma. >> so excited. looking outside, as we point out in the morning, earlier, center city you have some real issues, because the partying went on, lots of down polls and whites. >> at least the weather cooperating but you might need your ice kramer this morning. plenty decent layer of eating we're hearing reports from the eyewitness weather watchers, letting us know that's an issue, so give yourself extra time. if you do have to get into the office today, i know a lot of people are excited to take the day off. but it is storm scan at least quiet at

john. start away. >> my personal is toni morrison. she was the first african american to win a nobel prize for literature. she wrote two of my favorite books, "song of solomonve read obviously a lot of her other books, "the bluest eyes, khloe kardashi khloe kardashi" beloved. i would read her books when i was younger. they transported me to another world but felt so familiar because our characters are african americans. and you could see yourself, your family members, your community in her stories. >> that's great. what did you think of her observation about bill clinton? >> well, i don't know. >> he was the first black president. what did you make of that? >> well, i think that you can look at that politically in many ways he was embraced by the black community. and he did have he did use some of that -- >> was that a hyperbole? >> well, to a certain extent. but i think she is just an amazing writer. >> well, thank you for doing that. jean-pierre? >> i agree. she was a great writer. mine is barbara jordan. >> i knew her! i'm old. >> that's right. i think she was a trail blazer, a political figure ahead of her time. she was political genius. and "the washin

solomon 28 years ago, management didn't react when they found out that something had gone very much awry and then it just compounds like crazy. >> the company took action, that's why the former ceo, johntump lost his job, but then chairman -- former federal chairman janet yellen weighed in just as she was leaving her office and said, we cannot tolerate pervasive and persistent misconduct at any bank and the consumers harmed by wells fargo expect that robust and comprehensive reforms will be done. that's a huge rebuke he thinks regulators, it's time for them to let up on wells fargo. what do you think? >> i don't know all the facts on it i do know that in 1991 i was -- became the ceo of a company that had similarly insulted the federal reserve and if the federal reserve is mad at you because you've flouted them in one way or another, you know, you're in a big, big, big dog house. and digging your way out of it takes time, and you find other things, as i think i said last time, there's never just one cockroach in the kitchen you find other things out. i was always terrified of that at solomons. i didn't know what had happened prior to my stepping into the job. so, you know, you obey you