the grand jury is not in all of the justice department. awe of the justice department. the house and senate will come to the courts and it will be another dispute. it is a dispute only because of some convenience that the justice department is holding. >> could you respond to mr. freeman? i asked in the previous case, there have been two articles of impeachment that have been acted upon. are you here to say there may be a third? >> i will do the exact same brief, weh is in our tried to be very clear about this. a third?might be >> exactly. both committees said that for two reasons. one, the evidence that comes up might be usable in the senate trial. it could be that this material is useful for us, the house managers and the senate trial. >> who are the house managers? [laughter] >> i'm glad you asked. again, it could be useful. dennis, submitted to the court, obviously not hand as we made clear, the judiciary committee will look at this material and decide whether to recommend more articles of impeachment and i want to be clear because i think there was some hysteria. s

was turned over to congress, there hasn't been a need for compulsion because in the past the justice department knew what it was supposed to do. >> in a number of the cases cited, the materials were not in the possession necessary of the department of justice. congress received those materials through a variety of different means. it's not often clear from the record. none of them involved a court ordering a disclosure by the executive branch of the grand jury materials. >> your honor, that raises -- and as we say, at least since watergate it has involved that. in the john doe case, this was a dissent by justices brennan, marshall and blackman, but i think it cites an opinion by judge whitaker in procter & gamble, just to read for one moment, thus, the information generated by the grand jury's inquiry is, quote, not the property of the government's attorneys, agents or investigators, nor are they entitled to possession of them in such a case. instead, those documents are records of the court. that's a key ruling. that's a key statement, i'm sorry, not a ruling, because the only reason -- why do

because the only reason -- how -- why does the justice department have these materials? it's convenient. the grand jury is not an arm of the justice dave:. what we can do from now on is have grand juries, the courts will keep their own materials. and then the house or the senate or both will just come do the courts. and it wouldn't be an interbranch dispute. it's an interbranch dispute only because of some convenience that the justice department is holding is storing this material. >> could you respond to mr. freeman's point which i think he began his argument with today and that i had asked in the previous case. there have been two articles of impeachment that have been acted upon. are you here to say that there may be a third? >> your honor, i'm going to do the exact same thing that ms. barbero did in response to this court, we tried to be very clear about this. >> the answer is yes, there might be a third. >> absolutely. >> there might be a fourth. >> exactly. >> they have not finished that work. >> nor has the intelligence committee. both committees said that for two

department of justice. and over this long, unexpected conversation, robin l gold started telling me about this little-known units, deep inside the u.s. justice department that had spent three decades hunting nazis criminals on u.s. soil. she spent a decade or so on the staff of the "washington post". i knew very little about this units and i remember thinking two things. askingng myself two questions after this to our conversation. number one, how is it possible that so many years after the war, what 70 some years, after the holocaust, there were still nazis perpetrators and war criminals living here on u.s. soil. i just could not understand that and was really fascinated by the idea that was even happening here. and more than that who with the men and women at the justice department that had spent the bulk of their careers hunting for these perpetrators. and how are theyra able to spend day after day, year after year, inside some of the darkest moments in recent history? how were they able to do that and t

department of justice. after i rounded up my husband from the cocktail party, he was sitting outside hunched over reading the "washington post" waiting for me for quite a long time i knew i had the beginnings of another book. about a week later i called up and historian who worked at in this nazi hunting unit in the u.s. department of justice dr. barry white. i asked barry to talk to me a little bit about what he had been doing here in she recounted the story that prompted me to ride this book. in 1990, soon after the collapse of communism very white another historian named peter black, hugh already got my joke and i haven't even told you my joke yet. you already got to the punchline but they went to prague because communism had collapsed and a new the nazis had daft a lot of records and more documents nazi rosters and they could never get to them because the communist government wouldn't allow them inside their archive. after the collapse of communism in the 1990s they could get in and it was a treasure tr

let's start with john huber who seems to be a figment of the justice department's manage nation.east jeff sessions while he was attorney general for the brief time. how did we get here with mr. huber? >> my reporting early on indicated this wasn't a very serious reerl. early on on fox i said it might be a head fake. it was when jeff sessions was having a difficult relationship with the president. he was frustrated by a lot of different issues. i think this was an effort to make the president happy. but it looked like just a maybe review. a year ago i broke a story saying in 017 a couple federal investigators filed a whistleblower complainant justice department didn't know about it. after that we got calls from huber's office. it surprised them huber who is supposed to be doing an investigation didn't know something as basic as this. there are important questions could be resolved, but i don't think they will be resolved by the huber investigation. lou: we are getting some indication the william barr of the justice department is not ready even though he has done absolutely nothing

to used a am -- manager schiff's words, he talked about it would be wrong if the fbi or department of justice was starting a political investigation of someone's political opponent. and i'm thinking to myself, but isn't that exactly what happened? the department of justice and the fbi engaged in an investigation of the candidate for president of the united states when they started their operation called crossfire hurricane. he said it would be targeting a rival, that's what that did. he said it would be calling for foreign assistance in that. tar rival, that's what that did, he said it would be calling for foreign assistance in that well in the particular facts of cross fire hurricane it's been well established that fusion gps utilized the services of a former foreign intelligence offer, christopher steele to put together a dossier and he relied on his network of resources around the globe to put together this dossier which james comey said was unverified and yet

joining us now is chuck rosenberg, former senior official at the justice department and fbi.tern district of virginia. >> nice to see you. >> i am not a lawyer. i read these things because it's my job and for fun. is there intrigue? are there unanswered questions in terms of how this is resolving as flynn heads toward getting sentenced? >> well, the biggest unanswered question is what the judge is going to do with this. what the prosecutors are signaling to the judge is that this guy deserves something more than a term of probation. how much more? how long would he serve in jail? completely up to the judge. he has plenary authority here. but they're telling the judge in no uncertain terms he did not accept responsibility. he did not help our case, our investigation, and you ought to know about that, your honor. >> and the way that plea agreements and cooperation deals work is that you pledge to completely cooperate with prosecutors. if in the judgment of prosecutors alone you don't completely cooperate or you lie to them or you otherwise breach the terms of the deal, it's wit

did not wish you a happy birthday, sir, so happy birthday. >> thank you, brianna. >>> the department of justice finds no reason to, quote, lock her up, after the president tries to convince everyone that hillary clinton is crooked. the investigation department can't find a reason to investigate her. thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we don't owe anybody anything, and it's fantastic ♪ until i found out what itst it actually was.ed me. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. phew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life in

let's start with john huber who seems to be a figment of the justice department's manage nation. he was attorney general for the brief time. how did we get here with mr. huber? >> my reporting early on indicated this wasn't a very serious reerl. early on on fox i said it might be a head fake. it was when jeff sessions was having a difficult relationship with the president. he was frustrated by a lot of different issues. i think this was an effort to make the president happy. but it looked like just a maybe review. a year ago i broke a story saying in 017 a couple federal investigators filed a whistleblower complainant justice department didn't know about it. after that we got calls from huber's office. it surprised them huber who is supposed to be doing an investigation didn't know something as basic as this. there are important questions could be resolved, but i don't think they will be resolved by the huber investigation. lou: we are getting some indication the william barr of the justice department is not ready even though he has done absolutely nothing in those years as some

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disagrees. >> i think they were wrong about that. >> there is a circuit that disagrees with justice department's interpretation and impeachment is a different -- >> that was not litigated in that case. >> they ordered all and candidly the last time, you pointed out the department of justice often believes these things in the course of trial, grand jury transcripts. >> grand jury is information to be used. >> i think you can say it works of the house says we are done in the impeachment inquiry. that is not what the house is saying. >> i agree that is not what the house said but the power to impeach with respect to the mueller grand jury, the same place we were the first day of congress. >> is an indication of pattern practices. >> they submit this information, this is for use in the senate impeachment trial, that is not the need the district court had. they found the need for this information for the mueller report but what they say now, four or five pages of supplemental brief, they might impeach again. if they want to use it in the senate impeachment trial, they are able to do it in district co

if there is a democratic justice department in 2021, you can forget about it.: if anybody has any questions about where this began and who is responsible for it all, think back to what byron york just said, a democrat elected for 2021, it would be a disaster to retore trust in our government. byron york. up next, congressman matt gaetz has been in the midst of a nasty twitter feud with a florida 8 lawmaker. -- florida state lawmaker. lou: some tories we are covering tonight including the u.s.-mexico-canadian trade agreement. the new trade deal passing 89-10, a big overwhelming and bipartisan vote head to the president's desk. canada, the only company to ratify it, it's assured. the government accountability office says the white house budget office broke the law when they froze aid to ukraine. the democrats walked their articles of impeachment like pallbearers over to the senate. another element of it all is more nonsense on behalf of the democrats. rudy giuliani's former associate, levparnas said president trump knew what was happening in ukraine. what the pre

i have agreed to be interviewed by anybody in the department of justice. hing to be afraid of and i will share all of my experiences, and so i believe that mr. durham has conducted himself over the years as a very competent department of justice official. i'm hoping that he is going to continue to conduct this investigation with the professionalism that he has been known for throughout his career. >> the news about james comey, i mean this is now the second time that he's been investigated for leaks. the first time he was cleared. this is a three-year-old article, "the times" saying it is very rare. how do you interpret this news? >> well, to say it is highly unusual to initiate an investigation three years after the fact is a vast understatement. if there are any leaks in the media about classified information, there will be a criminal referral made to the department of justice and the department then will investigate it. but i have never heard in my experience something that would be resurrected after three years time. again, the fact that it has jim come

well, now that justice department review has apparently concluded that there's nothing there. and, in fact, the review wound down months ago and found nothing and no reason to charge anybody or even open a formal investigation and, oops, never mind, guess there was nothing there. thus far, at least, "the new york times" has not reported on the conclusion of that review at all. it's been reported in "the washington post" and cnn thus far, but we haven't seen "the times" touch it. and i bet they will, i look forward to seeing their story and how they contend with the fact that they, more than anybody else in the mainstream media, promoted that story. i also look forward to seeing whether the lock her up chant about hillary clinton will nevertheless live forever even after mike flynn's sentencing. got more ahead. stay with us. >>> lock her up, that's right. yeah, that's right. lock her up. >> mike flynn, the president's first national security adviser, is now on the brink of potential federal prison time himself. general flynn due to be sentenced later this month for lying to inv

with the justice department, we'll gives off arrest.and that went out admitting or denying, the allegations of the complaint, you agree not to discriminate in the future and maybe even take an ad staying that you fair housing landlord. and cohen said, screw the advice you are getting from these of the lawyers, we can fight the case. in trump like that. he retained going, and the first thing that he did was call the press conference. and he said this was a terrible mess character of justice of the justice department used storm trooper tactics that it was a witchhunt. in a phrase that cohen had borrowed from mccarthy would others accused mccarthy and cohen of engaging in a witchhunt. and so there was his paranoia about the case. in the second thing, was that he counterclaimed against the government $400 million. now counterclaim, gets back to this question u.s. what is this have to do with law. the counterclaim is supposed to be a good-faith device on the defendant can assert a claim here's because against the plaintiff. cohen used the co

to use manager schiff's words, he said it would be wrong if the fbi did or the department of justice was starting a political investigation of someone's political opponent, and i am thinking to myself, but isn't that exactly what happened? the department of justice and the fbi engaged in an investigation of the candidate for president of the united states when they started their operation called crossfire hurricane. he said it would be targeting a rebel, well, that's what that did. he said it would call for foreign assistance in that, well, in the particular facts of crossfire hurricane, it has been well established now that in fact fusion gps utilized the services of a former foreign intelligence officer, christopher steele to put together a dossier and that christopher steele relied on his network of resources around the globe including russia and other places to put together this dossier, which then james comey said was unverified and salacious, but it was the basis upon which the department of justice and the fbi obtained fisa warrants, this was in 2016 against a rival campaign. s

if there is a democratic justice department in 2021, you can forget about it. this began and who is responsible for it all, think back to what byron york just said, a democrat elected for 2021, it would be a disaster to retore trust in our government. byron york. up next, congressman matt gaetz has been in the midst of a nasty twitter feud with a florida 8 lawmaker. -- florida state lawmaker. i had no idea why my mouth was constantly dry. it gave me bad breath. it was so embarrassing. now i take biotene dry mouth lozenges whenever i'm on the go, which is all the time. biotene dry mouth lozenges. freshen breath anytime, anywhere. 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k.

justice department is doing.eking to change his guilty plea on charges of lying to federal investigators. flynn citing the government's bad faith and vindictiveness against him. the move comes after federal prosecutors change their recommendation that flynn be given a lenient sentence to up to 6 months in prison. joining me is his attorney, sidney powell. former prosecutor and author. great to have you with us. this is one of those cases where i have to tell you just reading about all of these motions, what you are discovering leaves me infuriated. this is the trump administration's justice department. >>it is thousand. lou: they are going afterien michael flynn. as i read what you have filed here, the prosecutors in point of fact were lying to and defrauding a court. >> that's to put it mildly. we have evidence they were actually trying to force mr. flynn to lie to a yuri and a judge in the d lie to a jury and a judge in the eastern district of virginia. we have a document that shows the prosecutor from special

, because the justice department refused to carry out the investigation.facts straight. >> bret: okay, let's tone it down. >> the point is that all the information that the grand jury and the clinton investigation, the witnesses the house wanted to call, that the justice department called in the clinton case, were done before the articles were voted on and put over to the senate. that is not what has happened here. the house voted on and complete information and give it to the senate and now they are saying the senate should call additional witnesses who have not been called before and who were not part of the house evidence -- >> so we just shouldn't listen to what john bolton -- >> i'm not taking a side, chris. i'm not saying both and should or should not testify. and simply talking about what senators are saying and they should go with the process. >> bret: just moments ago a statement from the attorney for the acting white house chief of staff chief of staff, mick mulvaney. it's as this. "the lead astray from "the new york times" " -- john bolton never

the deal was that the justice department would let itt go and go easy on them for the anti-trust case and in exchange itt would pay. itt would help make richard nixon's beloved san diego convention fantasy a reality. because they would donate $400,000 to the republican party san diego convention and that whole scheme was written down in an internal itt memo. jack anderson published the memo and spelled out how the whole scheme works. the fix was a pay off for the pledge of up to $400,000 for the upcoming republican convention in san diego. and again, he reports on the memo but he also publishes it which is how we say that the lobbyist even says in the memo that if anybody found out about this scheme, quote, if the convention commitment gets too much publicity, you can believe our negotiations with justice will wind upshot down. the attorney general is definitely helping us but cannot let it be known. and then the memo ends with an instruction to destroy it. literally the last line is please destroy this huh. if you ever have to say something like that in a memo, this must be destroyed

if there is a democratic justice department in 2021, you can forget about it.s began and who is responsible for it all, think back to what byron york just said, a democrat elected for 2021, it would be a disaster to retore trust in our government. byron york. up next, congressman matt gaetz has been in the midst of a nasty twitter feud with a florida 8 lawmaker. -- florida state lawmaker. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a fight against time. wha

the justice department had been pursuing an anti-trust lawsuit against itt to stop them from gobbling up other companies and becoming an even larger conglomerate. to try to evade that legal scrutiny and get out under that anti-trust investigation itt made a secret deal with the nixon administration. the deal was that the justice department would basically let itt go and go easy on itt and in exchange itt would pay. itt would help make richard nixon's beloved san diego convention fantasy a reality because itt would donate $400,000 to the republican party's san diego convention. and that whole scheme was written down in an internal itt memo. jack anderson published the memo and spelled out how the whole scheme worked. quote, the memo not only indicates that the anti-trust case had been fixed but that the fix was a pay off for itt's pledge of up to $400,000 for the upcoming republican convention in san diego. and again he reports on the memo but he also publishes it which is how we see that the lobbyist even says in the memo if anybody found out about this scheme -- quote, if the convent

bush justice department.n robert ray who served as the independent counsel for whitewater. good to see you. >> nice to be with you. happy new year. >> happy new year. talk about this appointment of david kris and the exception that the president and republicans and representative nunes have taken. >> president trump has a point. this particular lawyer reviewed the work of devin nunes on a separate occasion in public on tv claimed that representative nunes' work was dishonest. turned out that representative nunes was right all along with regard to the fisa court. so if you were the congressman and you were the president of the united states, you'd be unhappy as well. on this issue, i think it's right to question on this particular mattered whether this person can be sufficiently independent. on the other hand, he served in the right position in the obama justice department for the national security division, which is -- >> so his resume matches the job. >> which is the right set of credentials. we should be ca

the holiday season, we all open to working together and finding a path forward to ensure the justice department is fair and that the people who are behind bars and have a pathway back to society, i am hopeful that justice will continue to try to work with us toward ensuring that there is not -- they are not just getting wins, but rather we are working towards a system that really does work towards the best outcome and improve public safety. true chrism -- personal reform is rooted in the concern for s.ctim all of the policies that we are working on has been proven to lower recidivism rates. over the last decade, the 10 states that most significantly reduce their incarceration rates have seen an average drop in crime rates of about 19%, and conversely the 10 states that continue to increase their incarceration rates through some of the policies earlier have only seen an average drop of about 11%, so true criminal justice reform makes us safer and that is what is better for victims. that is white in kentucky we have been able to work with the domestic violence coalition and other groups because t

yes, a allysia said that only the department of justice would have access to back door is ludicrous. of justice stands accused of abusing surveillance authority against carter page, i'm not sure we should be so trusting. paul: okay, all right, thank you. when we come back iran issues warning to europe, france, germany and the uk move closer to siding with the u.s. on the 2015 nuclear deal. >> let's work together to replace the jcpoa and get the trump deal instead wow! that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. with truecar, to sell just enter your license plate and see your car's value in real time. sports package and low mileage? nice. within minutes, you'll have a true cash offer, and you can head to a dealership and get paid, today, r

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a live look at the justice department. bill barr and deputy director david boudich set to hold a news conference in the investigation into the deadly shooting at the pensacola air station. hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." officials expected to announce the findings from the criminal investigation into the attack. three u.s. service members died in the incident. the gunman, a 21-year-old member of the saudi air force. officials say he was undergoing flight training at pensacola. the justice department has been investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. while we wait for the news conference, let's go to david spunt at the justice department. david? >> i may have to sit down if the attorney general walks out. he's expected to address the findings of this investigation. it began after that tragedy happened on december 6 at naval air station pensacola. you did mention the 21-year-old student. he was a student in training from saudi arabia. he was part of the flight training program. i want to read to

you had, in the case of nixon, and in the case of clinton you had justice department investigations,pecial counci councils, grand juries, and adam schiff pointed out, there is a reason that we in the house had to carry out our own investigation, and that is because when the whistle-blower issued his report and it was sent to the inspector general and the inspector general forwarded it to the justice department, bill barr's justice department, they said we are not going to pursue this case, we do not think there is a legal argument here. and they kicked it back to the whistle-blower, which is how it ended up not going to the justice department for investigation, and instead straight to the house intelligence committee. so to a certain degree, the house and adam schiff and the house intelligence committee had to take up this task of an investigation because the justice department refused to do it. >> bret: but there's a lot we don't know about the early connections with the whistle-blower and the house intelligence committee. that is some of the heart of the republicans' questioning, s

yes, a allysia said that only the department of justice would have access to back door is ludicrous. uthority against carter page, i'm not sure we should be so trusting. paul: okay, all right, thank you. when we come back iran issues warning to europe, france, germany and the uk move closer to siding with the u.s. on the 2015 nuclear deal. >> let's work together to replace the jcpoa and get the trump deal instead fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. get a no-fee personal loan hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. ♪ ♪

was undertaken in the first instance is among the lowest points in the modern history of the department of justiceat's saying a lot for this administration because it was commissioned essentially as a cram down by the white house to pressure the department of justice to redo investigations of matters that, according to the public record, had already been determined to lack prosecutorial merit purely to satiate the president's personal political grievances and conspiracy theories. >> you also- -- you say this sets a dangerous precedent when you just think about doj moving forward. what's the remedy? >> the remedy is for public officials, whether they're political appointees or career appointees, to do the right thing. when someone is asking them to do the wrong thing, and they're options are to refuse to undertake what is palpably a politically inspired investigation, contrary to department practice, or to resign. and that's what we want men and women of integrity in positions like mr. huber to do when there is political pressure to get them to skew things for political advantage. >> meanwhile, dav

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yes, a allysia said that only the department of justice would have access to back door is ludicrous. ty against carter page, i'm not sure we should be so trusting. paul: okay, all right, thank you. when we come back iran issues warning to europe, france, germany and the uk move closer to siding with the u.s. on the 2015 nuclear deal. >> let's work together to replace the jcpoa and get the trump deal instead alexa tell me about neptune's sorrow. it's a master stroke of heartache and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i learned about myuse grandfather's life. on ancestry and it was a remarkable twentieth-century transformation. he did a lot of living before i knew him. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: iranian supreme leader lashing out at european leaders on friday calling them the footmen of the u.s., just days after france, germany and the uk formerly triggered a dispute mechanism written do into

now to see how much you can save. >>> president trump the gaslighter in chief, he pushed the justice departmentinvestigate the clintons. well, not true. nothing but gaslighting. we are learning that the investigation is ending without finding anything. it is kind of like the illegal voter fraud department that w was -- could not find anything. boy, you put your finger right on it, gaslighting america. why we love it when trump lies to us. why did you know to write this book? "gaslighting america." >> i had a head start. we learned the justice department ended the inquiry regarding the clinton foundation. this is a big investigation launched two years ago and president trump continuously pushed. >> let's listen to it. >> she gave all that valuable u ukrainian. she's close to ukraine. as secretary of state, hillary clinton signed a deal allowing russia to take ukrainian one. some of the former owner gave the clinton foundation many millions of dollars in donations. she wants to sell out america's security to the clinton foundation for a big, fat pile of cash. >> i have to say it again, amanda. it

the justice department investigation initiated by the trump administration.tive now from someone who knows a great deal about being caught in the crosshairs of a politicized government investigation, andrew mccabe who's now a cnn contributor. are you surprised this investigation into the clintons turned up nothing, according to all the reports now? >> no, no, i'm not surprised at all, anderson. what's surprising, and i think sad, is that we now have yet another example of this department of justice tod capitulating to the political will of the president and his supporters. this is an investigation that never should have been initiated. it was initiated and i would note publicly announced only because the president demanded it. people like former representative goodlatte on the hill demandinged it and the department did it to mollify those demands. they did it in a very public way which creates immediately a cloud of suspicion that's been hanging over secretary clinton and the foundation and everybody involved in this for two years now. >> what's so kind of, i

assets being frozen, deportation and more the calls mostly came from india, according to the justice departmentto stop them immediately. >> a lot of the targets have been our american senior citizens and the elderly. it's devastating because it impacts millions of americans. >> reporter: a new law passed in december gives the government more power to fine illegal robocallers. 58.5 billion robocalls were made in the u.s. last year alone. >> i get like six or seven a day, honestly. >> we hate them. >> as for what's next, the justice department tells me they have not ruled out criminal charges, and that this investigation continues. lester >> something that unites americans all right. jo ling kent, thank you. >>> up next, a super bowl sneak peek. for some, they're the best reason to watch best reas. . why wait? hit back now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. and when taken with metformin xr, it may lower a1c up to 2.1 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty brea

he gets away with everything and especially with attorney bill barr on the side and the justice department i mean a lot of people are scared. they don't want to get investigated. >> people are scared of getting investigated by the justice department on behalf of president trump, you're saying? >> i think so. >> parnas has been indicted for making illegal campaign contributions including to a trump super pac. president trump as recently as yesterday, he denied knowing him personally at all. >> i don't know parnas, i guess i had pictures taken. but just met him. i don't know him at all. don't know what he's about, don't know where he comes from, know-nothing about him. he's probably trying to make a deal for himself. last night parnas' attorney mocked trump's claim. >>> a new report by an independent government watchdog says the trump administration broke the law by withholding more than $200 million in congressionally approved military aid to ukraine. the government accountability office says the decision by the white house to freeze the release of security assistance last summer was design

court orders that, yes, the house is entitled to these mueller materials, then naturally the department of justiceded up by bill barr will simply turn them over. given some of what bill barr's department of justice has done and said, i'm not so sure it wasn't actually a question with some consequences. >> tom, in fact, when glenn mentions it may be a difference without a distinction, the last three years have told us what that distinction is. there are things you're supposed to do and things that don't happen. and that's what this house and in fact many journalism outlets are up against with this administration, the idea they're supposed to do something or supposed to provide information or supposed to provide transparency or disclosure just doesn't happen. >> yeah, we've never seen this i think in the history of our nation. and what they're trying to do is just play it out. time wise it's like holding the basketball at the end of the game to make sure that the time runs out. i think that another part of this is when a judge like that creates the confusion and also raises issues like this almost i

yes, a allysia said that only the department of justice would have access to back door is ludicrous. gainst carter page, i'm not sure we should be so trusting. paul: okay, all right, thank you. when we come back iran issues warning to europe, france, germany and the uk move closer to siding with the u.s. on the 2015 nuclear deal. >> let's work together to replace the jcpoa and get the trump deal instead ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: iranian supreme leader lashing out at european leaders on friday calling them the footmen of the u.s., just days after france, germany and the uk formerly triggered a dispute mechanism written do into the 2015 nuclear deal, tehran announced earlier this month that it would no longer abide by the deal on uranium enrichment prompting joint statement tuesday warning of issue of noncompliant is known resolved through negotiations, europe would reimpose sanctions in the regime. senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracy, welcome, grea

jeanine: one at that be nice. >> what you do to freeze the justice department try to remove the head overnment. jeanine: thank you so much tom fitton. jeanine: finally tonight, thank you for watching this special addition on jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. go to judge jeanine.store and get a t-shirt that says impeach this. get it from nancy. the great couple shows coming up and i will see you next saturday night. thank you so much for being with us. ♪ >> there's a reason why we are still here, is a five till midnight. >> it's your damn fault. [cheering] >> impeachment, they came, they saw, they spewed like clowns with dysentery. in the media slobbered like hunter biden in a strip club. >> i thought adam schiff's performance was maybe his best. i thought it was dazzling, the way he mold through the facts of the

that should be left to the justice department. the transcript can be falsified and any of the proceedings that i have watched there has been no actual evidence from either side. (202)748-8903 is where you can send him a text message, just half while you are driving. tell us your first name and where you are texting from. laura from bakersfield. republican line. good evening. >> caller: thank you very much. we appreciate it. protecting the information into the news. when my wife and i became american citizens back in 1995, we came from india and we were democrats and i lean towards what is more of the republican side because seeing the democrats move to the far left i always make my judgment based on the facts lost on what the media tells the entity i see a lot of people including my friends so influenced by the media and i certainly feel today the country is divided big time and it's sad what has happened. i wasn't a big fan of trump. i followed him since i came into this country and i'm looking at what he's actually doing. people

because certainly we've seen a lot of this happening at the justice department and now it's infectinghe intelligence agencies that have been bullied for three years. that is yet another pillar of our checks and balances crumbleing before us. >> let me just put you on the spot. do you think they would have former members looking into all these questions? >> i think what they would welcome is not having the white house breathing down their neck politically. i personally know the leaders of cia and nsa. they're not political actors. so this must be a direct order from the white house. there's no other possible explanation. >> that's a stunning accusation. can you tell us anything else, jeremy? >> i've been in so many discussions in which the question arose what should we provide the congressional committees and i was chief counsel. so i know what was requested of the agencies. the way the agencies approach this is they provide the committees information. it's only been in circumstances where the white house has political agenda where they said stop right there, don't go any further. and

no surprise, this past thursday, the department of justice and the chief judge of the fisa court ruledhat the fisa warned against carter page ultimately meant to spite on donald trump was improper, not a probable cause but on a lie by the fbi in the department of justice. they simply lie, ruthless people. and they say the president thinks he's a dictator and a king. the only people acting like dictators are pelosi and company. they decided that america should go through hell and they would put one american against another because they lost power. they are the dictators. face it though, you guys are one of 535 in congress. the president is the one and only president, and makes you guys crazy doesn't it. now we took the presidents lawyers a couple hours to show in the transcript of call declassified a president of a discussion of a little guilty recognized burden sharing where the president talked about countries not paying their fair share in corruption in ukraine. both statutorily allowed reasons for holding money. both discussed on the call. the democrats never told you that because i