lisa paige and traders -- peter strzok are showing the country held guilty people behave.isa paige ignored a congressional subpoena just like she ignored her obligation to conduct herself with the fbi free from a type of bias we saw reflected over and over again. the inspector general has said the bias of lisa paige and peter strzok cast a cloud over their investigative activities and i think the american people deserve answers. we need to know why lisa paige says now she must win regarding hillary clinton when she was supposed to be investigating her. this is conduct that we cannot stand for. we need answers and we need lisa paige to show up this weekend congress answer questions or she should face contempt. lou: facing contempt, then threatened throughout i chairman nunes of the intelligence committee. then threatened by various committees. nothing has happened at this point congressman. we are not hearing anything really, we the people because the hearings are closed-door for the greater part and the witnesses hardly seem like they are being very cooperative. i can't sa

this was also said. >> i can tell you, lisa paige is a very credible witness.elp us find the truth. and i can tell you that i think in ways she has been falsely accused about not being willing to cooperate. >> arthel: stephen nelson is here, a warehouse reporter for the washington examiner.thank you so much. jumping right in, what is the most crucial part of the deposition from lisa paige as you can figure out and why and does it depend on political perspective? >> we really do not know what she told lawmakers. for five hours yesterday. the details will be coming forward and as we have heard republicans have characterized her as cooperative. her demeanor has significantly different than peter strzok. his defiance and unapologetic stands the day previously when he engaged in the 10 hour partisan brawl that was streamed live. >> arthel: i was wondering for your reporting with the hearings post deposition if you able to string some things together. let me move on and i want to know, did lisa paige, quincy reporting and what you are hearing there, did she hurt or h

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complete bias are actually unnerving. >> i want you to see trump treats this morning talking about lisa paigeimportant nato meeting, the fbi agent lisa pages dodging a subpoena refusing to show to testify. what can she possibly say about her statements and lies? where is the attorney general? where is this going and what you make of trent street this morning? >> trumps trade is pretty accurate. she did not show up for a congressional hearing. now she has three options. she can show up today, show up tomorrow or face contempt charges. i think she's going to show up because she really doesn't have another option. in my opinion this is a stall tactic by her and her attorney. she didn't have adequate time to repair. i don't know about you, but i knew she would be justified for quite some time. >> paul brian babin saying she's got to show up or face the consequences. we will see what happens. thank you so much. >> thank you. gerri: in a program note, congressman bob goodlatte will be on "mornings with maria" today at eight dirty a.m. eastern time. you won't want to miss out. >> a lot more coming u

>> yes. >> i did. >> did you ever text lisa paige on your private phone? >> i did. >> did you text similar texts to the ones you did on your government phone? >> by similar you mean what? >> commenting on mr. trump or hillary clinton or anything else politically in nature. >> i don't recall but probably safe assumption, yes. >> likely it is similar. >> it is the safest assumption. >> your personal phone has likely similar texts to the ones we found on your government phone. >> i would have it has similar expression of personal believes. >> in front of you have one sheet of paper that was presented to you a few minutes ago. i am going to go over the date and ask you to read your own words. march 4th, 2016. you want me to read this. >> o-m-g, he's an idiot. >> may 4th, 2016. >> now the pressure starts to finish mye. >> hi, how was trump other than a dooche? melania. >> trump is a disaster, i have no idea how he's stabilizing his -- >> august 6th, 2016. >> i don't believe i wrote this text. >> august 8th, 2016. i will preface for context. miss paige says no e

the entire affair with lisa paige has been one of the things that is sort of lurking underneath the entire hearing. the whole reason they have the treasure-trove of text messages is because they are texting back and forth as was explained. so there is a little pushback to what he did there. >> one line of questioning was when peter strozk started doing interviews at the outset of the russia probe. tell us why that was significant. >> part of it goes to the entire spy gate conspiracy. the issue for house republicans is that they want to try to say the fbi was doing something nefarrious before the russia investigation began in july of 2016. so he was asking him what things were happening, were there interviews in the early days of the investigation. of course, congressman gowdy saying the first interview was on august 11. he wanted to show peter strozk was texting all kinds of things talking about trump detab destabilizing the country before the first interview. it was part of the whole spectacle here. that is what they were driving at. >> very dramatic stuff. >>> let's get more on the break

they interviewed lisa paige in a closed-door session yesterday. one day after an explosive public hearing as her former colleague, peter strzok took questions from the joint hearing of the judiciary and oversight committees. republican lawmakers had a grueling 10 hours with peter strzok over antitrust text messages that were sent between him and lisa paige. house republicans did not comment on the content of the injury as they with lisa paige was said she could shed more light on investigations and republicans ledgers political bias of the fbi. >> i could say that lisa paige is a very credible witness. she is doing her best to help us find the truth and i can tell you that i think in ways, she is been falsely accused about not being willing to cooperate. we've learned some evidence today that would suggest that she has been willing to help in a spirit of transparency. >> eric: democrats also looking forward to her continued testimony. she is set to return to capitol hill on monday for more questioning from those officials from both sides of the ai

the credibility of peter stzrok and lisa paige will be of primary importance to ultimately what peopleunsel's findings. >> slated to return tomorrow for the second part of her closed-door deposition. it may go into a classified session. after part 1 rocked friday, one of the harshest critics concede that she'd been forthcoming, transparent and said the committee has learned new information from her testimony. >> gillian turner, tina mike very much. >> it turns out some red state democratic senators may be breaking their party's leadership over supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. some of the senators up for reelection this november. in the states won by the president in 2016 saying they are in washington to serve constituents and they will not be influenced by democratic minority leader, senator chuck schumer. west virginia joe manchin said i'll be 71 years old in august. you can do with me? kiss my you know what appeared in the msm under joe donnelly explained my decision won't have anything to do with chuck schumer. vowing to block the confirmation and hillary clinton has bee

of the over sight committee about a series of anti trump text messages to another fbi employee, lisa paige, during the 2016 campaign. strzok was asked to respond to his texts. his investigation was biassed against the president. >> let me be clear and under oath and unequivocally, not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did my personal opinion impact any action i took. this is true for the clinton e-mail investigation. for the investigation into russia interference and every other investigation that i have worked on. i am proud of our work on the russia interference investigation. this investigation is not politically motivated. it is no at witch hunt or a hoax. >> some of the most contentious questions came from trey goudy. >> you are eight days into your russian collusion with the trump campaign investigation and you got another text from your colleague, lisa paige, trump is never going to be president, right and you replied no. by -- how many interviews did you conducted? >> two answers to that. how many interviews had or have not been conducted. i have been directed by the coun

brussels time, trump wrote, as i head to a very important nato meeting i see that fbi lover/lisa paige is dodging a subpoena and refusing to show up and testify, what can she possibly say about her statement and lies, so much corruption, where is the attorney general? tagging fox news in the tweet and then shortly before 1:00 a.m. local time, how can the rigged witch hunt proceed when it was started, influenced and worked on for an extended period of time by former fbi agent/lover peter struck. the answer is clear. struck is scheduled to testify before the house oversight committee this morning. he has sat through 11 hours of interviews behind closed doors. struck has called for the full transcript of that session to be released. >> president trump weighed in, hammering x fbi/layer, meaning lawyer, saying she has refused to testify, and wow, is anybody surprised. steve bannon defied a subpoena to testify as well. bannon's silence was attributed to the white house. >>> a white house official defended its position saying the lawmakers overlooked a standard practice of coordinating with t

. >>> a former lawyer lisa paige is testifying behind closed doors on capitol hill in her role in the russia election meddling investigation. this follows yesterday's ten- hour congressional hearing full of shouting matches and finger- pointing. there an fbi agent testified for the first time since being removed from robert mueller's team. it followed the discovery of text messages traded in the run- up to the 2016 presidential election. a south carolina republican was among those who grilled him. >> is no ustanhe kimeoff bias, i don't appreciate what was originally said being change. >> i don't give a dam what you appreciate. >> lawmakers were told at no time did his personal beliefs but -- affect any of his actions. >>> the father of the youngest boy trapped in a cave in thailand is speaking out. he told cbs news he felt relief and happiness the moment he learned they were reached his 11-year-old son. members of the soccer team told family members they only intended to be inside for one hour. that a sudden flood left him stranded for more than two weeks. rescuers faced narrow passag

that's good. [ applause ] he had texts with this woman, lisa paige, while these are some of his texts that are in question. >> in front of you you have one sheelt sheet of paper presented to you a few minutes age i am going to go to a date then ask you to read your own words. march 4, 2016. >> you want me to read this? >> yes, please. >> omg, he's an idiot. >> may 4, 2016. >> now the pressure really starts to finish nye. >> july 19, 2016. >> hi, how was trump other than a douche? >> jimmy: texts. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so he says the texts were his personal opinions. the bozos in the house, collection of clowns. when you see some speak, shocking they desperately want to use this to discredit the investigation, in particular this buckethead from texas, louis gomert, decided to focus on the fact that he was married and having an affair with lisa paige at the time. off a i can't help wonder when i see you looking with a little smirk, how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eye and lie to her about lisa -- >> mr. chairman, this is outrageous. >> the credibility of a witne

we had a situation yesterday where lisa paige had been subpoenaed and she did not adhere to that subpoena. obviously you probably don't agree with how the republicans are approaching this, but that said, when a committee in the house of representatives issues a subpoena, the expectation is that it should be complied with. do you think that if there is an action taken against her that that puts the house as an institution in a bad place, if witnesses who have been subpoenaed are not appearing before committees? ms. pelosi: i think the republicans in congress have placed the house of representatives in a very bad place with their behavior on the floor of the house. and in committee. many of them are attorneys. would you think that they would know better than to bring a bill to the floor of the house that calls upon the justice department to give them documents related to the mueller investigation. ridiculous. i think they're setting it up r a contempt of congress resolution down the road. so let's enlarge this issue. in this meeting that they're having in the joint committee, they didn't ev

then i look at other people bob mueller picked on his team, people like lisa paige. i'm curious to know if he asked her about any of her incendiary text messages. throughout the team you've got people working for bob mueller who have active connections to hillary clinton. greg anders donated to the clinton campaign, kyle freiny. james corals donated to the clinton campaign. andrew weissman, the number two for mueller, attended hillary clinton's election night party. aaron zelby represented justin cooper who set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server. then it's you and ms. paige. it's really interesting to me that when you were so damaging to the investigation that you had to go, that bob mueller, the person who brought in all these people that had connections to hillary clinton's campaign did not ask you about a single text message. i tend to believe that it's because he did not want to know the answer and that there was bias and that your perception of bob mueller's perception of you is totally unreliable and i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentlewoman

lisa paige looks like she's going to be ok ok we'll see that next week but there's an institutional crisis here. i mean france you are talking about. is this i mean is a seven spain the. permanence of. the u.s. through these crises because it's of course if. no matter what is said during this summit. trumps likely to get any credit for it i mean it doesn't matter the outcome even if there is no outcome and you said it he's going to get his base basically is going to like with kid he's going to come out is going to announce a major victory great step forward for american security they'll come up with some sort of my guess and it's only a guess and marco probably disagree is that putin will give something about iran in this say well see i think you agree that why why would he do that why would he do that and then number two eric why should the russian political trust donald trump doesn't have to trust him he's not giving away the keys to the kremlin i grew up. so. how do you go how do you know what you actually want to do i think they're discussing you're fired. bill is a deal in syria we kn

is, wonder if that's the same look you gave your wife over and over when you lied to her about lisa paige? the credibility of a witness is always material and relevant. mark it down. now in our house hearings, the rules are not that strict. it's more in the nature of anything that we feel may be relevant to the subject at hand. but, in the hearing like today, even things that are nothing to do, there's not -- they're not germane, they're not relevant, they're not material to what we're doing, we still have people bring in posters about something that's not germane, not relevant, t material, and you know they can get away with doing it in someases as they did today even though the rules probably could have restrted keeping some of that out. but we have very relaxed rules, so these kind of things happen. li i say, yell out that i'm off my meds that violates the rule but i'm sure my democrat friend didn't realize what a rule breaker she was as she tried to claim i was breaking the rules, which i was not. but what really came home too is , again, ispector general horowitz did a good job gathe

former fbi leader lisa paige had back to capitol hill today to exchange anti-trump text messages withgraced agent peter strzok during the 2016 election set to testify in a second closed-door meeting before the house judiciary committee. bolivar he was cooperative during the five hour session. strzok testified for 10 hours in a public session lastweek . erin and returns to the campaign trail today. first stop: a gop luncheon. errington was injured in a head-on collision with a drunk driver last month . >>stephen: president trump meeting with finland's president after arriving at the country yesterday . president putin expected to arrive at any moment in finland. we will bring you that live as it happens. >> abby: look how beautiful it is there. one of the sticking point is where do you hold it? there are few places in the world that are neutral that you can have two leaders come together and they held up couple in the past between russia in helsinki. >> brian: here's the good news, ainsley and sean hannity had a lot of miles to fly but president trump was once the world cup and go to a

. >> president trump demanded an investigation into strozk and fbi agent lisa paige which was carried out by the justice department which found their behavior, text messages and affair were inappropriate but said they were not politically motivated. paige was supposed to testify earlier this week but didn't show up even though she was subpoenaed but said she will answer question business hind closed doors tomorrow. >> thanks for the latest there. >>> developing right now charges against stormy daniels have been dismissed. the porn star was arrested last night after performing at an ohio strip club. daniels' attorney blasting her arrest calling it a setup and politically motivated. daniels was facing misdemeanor charges after police documents say she alleged touched patrons inappropriately and allowed them to touch her. the judge has already signed off on the dismissile of aal of cha an ohio law prohibits anyone who is not a family member to touch a nude or semi nude dancer. nbc news reported daniels is cooperating with investigators. daniels said she had sex with trump in 2006 and coh

former fbi attorney lisa paige not complain with the subpoena to appear before it do health committee they did not have enough time to prepare us for another date to appear. critical of then candidate donald trump or donald trump for up to 2016 campaign with fellow fbi agent peter stzrok to testify on thursday. that is what is happening now. gerri: thanks, cheryl. stocks end higher the last eight days a dollar not happen today. worries about trade offset by optimism for strong second-quarter earnings per the dow industrial closed up 133 points. john layfield is a fox news contributor and he joins us now. last night after the trade sanctions were announced by the white house commanders would happen if some dow components. though income united health, caterpillar, down 1% or more. there you see it right there. what do you think coming today? the markets down about 1% in futures trading. are we going to see a major selloff and is this a new theme? >> i'm not sure about a major selloff. people believe the trump administration is using this as a negotiation type tick. i think the market th

russiaer probe a the inspector general revealed the anti-don d trump text that he shared with fbiawyer lisa paige. republicans say i shows bias with the muellerin vestigation. but strzok denies the allegations and attempted to explain some of the messages. >> you need to underst that was written late at night off the cuff and it was in response to a series of ents at included enthandidate trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero. >> paige is going to testify in a closed door hearing on the hill lat today. >>> it's a household name entrusted by m families fore than a century. but johnson & johnson has ordered a massive payout. >> $5 billion to women who say johnson & johnson powder led them d toelop ovarian cancer. jo ling kent has details. >> reporter: this morning johnson & johnson's iconic baby powder a orhousehold staple f generatio generations, is facing its biggest penalty yet. on thursday a jury awarded nearly $4.7 billion in damages to 22 women and their families including 6 women who died. they alleged johnson & johnson's talcum powder produaus cd them to develop ovarian

you are not interviewing a single solitary witness saying f trump in that same day your colleague lisa paigewrote maybe you're meant to protect the country from that menace. and he responded i can protect the country at many levels. we are not even a week into the investigation that you are jaded approved. you haven't interviewed a single solitary soul and to august 11. you are our day promising to protect the country from that menace donald trump. liz: congressman trey gowdy tearing into official peter strzok today. trey gowdy put the timeline of the text within the chronology of the trump probe in the clinton probe. let's bring in rnc spokes person kelly mcaneny. your reaction to hearing democrats saying the republicans were her resting strzok. >> not at all. anyone who watched that saw what the new democratic tactic is. they are trying to shut down congressional oversight. they are doing so by interrupting and interrupting trey gowdy multiple times. they are doing so by calling for a recorded vote. peter strzok is to answer questions which is why they work turning to the fbi lawyer. there

little smirk how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eye and lie to her about lisa paige? >> mr. chairman, this is outrageous! >>> leading off our discussion is a member of the judiciary and the intelligence committees in the house. and congressman, really appreciate you being here today. we all know how long your workday has been already. what would you say are the most important points established in this hearing today? >> good evening, lawrence. of course first would be wrong hearing, wrong priorities. we should be doing all we can as the committee of jurisdiction to reunite these kids who are separated and wrong priorities if they are going to have peter strzok come in because he knew a lot about why the russia investigation was launched. he was concerned about contacts that the campaign was having in the russians, and they wanted to just focus ongoing back in time to hillary clinton's e-mails and undermining the mueller investigation. but i pointed out in my questions, one, that peter strzok was not the only individual to close the clinton investigation. there were a

the summer of 2016 and peter strzok was working on that investigation, he exchanged texts with lisa paige at the fbi apparently while the two of them were each watching tv footage of the republican national convention. now i'm going to read you one of those texts from peter strzok. i'm not going to swear when i read that text but i want you to know i'm going to make an obvious allusion to a swear word just in case you're watching with your kid and you don't want your kid to hear it. ready. >> one, two, three. "of f the cheating mother iffing russians. bas tarreds. i hate them. i think they're the divorce. iffing conniving cheating savages as the state craft, athletics you name it. i'm glad i'm on team usa. yes, peter strzok's damning text messages. president trump and the republican who's support him and congress decided peter strzok's personal texts make him an object of outrage on the right. some of his personal texts are in fact very critical of then presidential candidate donald trump. his texts are also critical and profane and snarky toward hockey. and bernie sanders and loretta lyn

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>> lisa page was andrew paige's legal can cycle area, trusted confidant, being as he was fired for noth reporters. we have all these texts showing extreme bias between these two agents as it related to both the clinton investigations and the trump investigation. we do not have good answers from her about exactly what was going on so it's a really exciting opportunity that congress will be asking her about. >> the insurance policy to maybe prevent donald trump from being elected president, the idea of a "meeting" in auntie's office expected and anticipated that that meant andrew mccabe was the number two at the fbi and her boss. >> not just that but there were interesting texts about the white house's role in the investigation and statements that were made about the use of confidential informants, of which there were many. there's just so much that remains to be learned about what was going on. she left under pressure so it's a particularly interesting thing that she will be -- she left the doj under pressure. >> ed: let's talk about paul manafort. his legal team is frustrated that he h

that same day, you and lisa page exchanged quite a few text on the topic. at 8:14:00 p.m. that day, you texted miss paige and said "we need to open the case we've been waiting on now." is that the former deputy director of the fbi who has since been fired and criminally referred by the inspector general? >> it is. >> what case are you referring to opening now that auntie's acting director of the fbi? >> to get into that would relate to ongoing investigations which, consistent with the department's policy on investigations, i am not authorized to discuss an ongoing investigation. >> let me see if i can give you a question you can answer. you sent for car more text to ms. page and her first response to you is we need to lock-in and then there is a black mark wher, in a formal, chargeable way, soon, period. whose name has been blacked out? >> i would need to see the original text. >> you don't know, okay. i don't know either. i don't know if the person whose name has been redacted is a republican or democrat, i do not know if they are black or brown or white, i don't know their religious beliefs, i don't kn

lisa has anything to hide or is unwilling to testify. then accusing the house panels of bullying tactics. they say they had to pull in federal officers because paige and her team played games. it's nearly a month now, and her attorney agreed to accept service of the subpoena and then turned around and immediately tried to reject it so that's why we sent the marshals to her house to serve the subpoena. they had to go back three times before they were finally able to reach her. >> of the situation tonight remains highly fluid. a legal source close to peter strzok tells fox news that he still plans to appear tomorrow on capitol hill and his team wants the transcript for his closed-door deposition two weeks ago made public as well. >> sean: catherine herridge in washington. there is a definitive book on this whole scheme, the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump. gregg jarrett is also here on site with us in london. fox news reporter sara carter. and peter strzok either appears friday or will be held in contempt. >> the fact that marshals had to go to her house, -- >> sean: three times. >> then they got her and now she is ref

that lisa has anything to hide or is unwilling to testify," then accusing the house panels of bullying tactics. the committee chairman countered they had to call and federal officers because paiger team were playing games. >> are good attorneys affect medications with her attorney for nearly a month now. we sent the marshals to her house to serve the subpoena. they had to go back three times before they finally were able to reach her. >> and very disturbed by this. >> at his weekly news conference the house speaker said page is obligated to appear. >> if she wants to complete the fifth, that's her choice, but a subpoena to testify before congress is not optional. it's mandatory. >> two weeks ago fbi agent peter strzok, who had an extramarital affair with page was on capitol hill for his own 11 hour closed-door deposition. republicans remain focused on their text messages, including this august 2016 exchange where page writes "trump is not ever going to become president, right? right? strzok responded "no, no he's not. we will stop it." >> illegal source close strzok says he still plans to appear before the panel thursday. that is public and they want a transcript from his june

lisa paige looks like she's going to be ok ok we'll see that next week but there's an institutional crisis here lisa seven friends who are talking about it and it is i mean is this i mean spain. over the u.s. we do go through these crises because it's of course if. no matter what if said during this summit. trumps likely to get any credit for it i mean it doesn't matter the outcome even if there is no outcome and you said it he's going to get it's basically it's going to like with kim he's going to come out is going to announce a major victory great step forward for american security they'll come up with something that they are my guess and it's only a guess and marco probably disagree is that putin will give something about iran on . it we'll see i think you'll agree that why would he do that why would he do that and then number two eric why should we or putin in the russian political trust donald trump doesn't have to trust him he's not giving away the keys to the kremlin i grew. so. what do you how do you know what you actually want to do i think they're discussing that could be your fi

we've seen the risk of that in the text messages of peter strong and lisa paige. their contempt for both the people of this country and particularly their elected leaders should disturb everyone. abuses of power at the f.b.i. are why we have a term limit for the director of the f.b.i. that term limit is not there to protect the f.b.i.'s independence. it is there to protect the people from the abuses that j. edgar hoover committed because he became too independent. he was accountable to no one. j. edgar hoover was feared by presidents, senators, and congressmen. while the director originally was selected by the attorney general, in 1968 congress made the position subject to presidential appointment and senate confirmation. in 1976 the congress established a nonrenewable 10-year term for the director. the senate judiciary committee published a committee report on that bill limiting the 10-year term in 1974. it took a couple of years for the bill to pass the house. i want to quote from that report. the purpose of the bill is to achieve two complementary objectives. t