loretta lynch was running every decision.n we have the attempt to use a phony russian dossier, even "the new york times" as admitting that which is interesting. "the washington post" writing fox news was right, especially sean hannity. whatever. it is not about who was right but the rigging of a presidential election and then unseat a president, what would you do specifically? >> there is before and after the campaign. before the campaign i want to find out did george papadopoulos, was he working with the russians or did planted in his mind that the russians had hillary clinton's email? to the knowledge about russia of the clinton emails come from somebody other than russia? how did you use a dossier for different times to get a warrant against a american citizen when it's garbage? why didn't they tell the court it was a politically motivated document? i will try to find out about the counterintelligence investigation and about how the fisa warrant was obtained. who is timely truth? the person who leaked "the washington post"

jim comey, andrew mccabe, loretta lynch, they need to field the justice they tried to impose on an innocentan. they created a blueprint. but justice doesn't care about party affiliations, colors, gender lady justice cares about corruption. law and order. our forefathers did too that's why our constitution must be respected. and these people work to prevent donald trump from gaining the presidency and then try to make sure he was impeached. we cannot afford to let them walk away unscathed. you can be an opposing party but you cannot do that to lady justice. attorney general bar is a no-nonsense straight shooter who doesn't care what you say or think about him. a true warrior i do believe he will follow through as his mission is attorney general at finally at long last spring justice to the people who really deserve it. that is my open. let me think on - - let me know what you think. and hear what the reaction with the release of the mueller report rudy giuliani who joins me now and is no doubt exhausted. good evening mister mayor. [laughter] >> how are you? good to see you. jeanine: we are b

all the decisions are made by loretta lynch and the democrats at the dcht justice. look at our new time line how. do we get to this point. july 10. 2015. fbiopened a criminal investigation code name "mate mityear exam" and to hilary clinton's handling classified information on that private server. september 2015, obama's a.g. loretta lynch asked the fbidirector comb to refer to clinton's investigation, not as the investigation it is, but as a matter. on march 4, 2016, top fbiofficials struck page, they're busy texting about their utter contemp for donald trump, one time calling donald trump an idiot, and clinton should win, a hundred million to zero and we're smelly wal-mart voters of trump. march ph march, 2016. comey draft aid letter, exonerating hillary, changing from gross negligence to extreme carelessness, which was not, before they even investigated or intrude hillary. and lunch met bill clinton in a secret meeting on a private plane, in a tarmac in phoenix. july two twenlt 16, two months after the beginning of the exoneration. other key witnesses. hilary cli

loretta lynch met with bill clinton on tarmac while she was supposedly investigating his wife hillary also are remember when obama erichold per was held in con tempght of congress to refuse to hand overment didses about fast and furious and actual scandal were americans died -- contrast this with barr who was completely transparent throughout this whole process. he barely redacted anything, letting some congressman see unredacted report, and testifying underoath next month and never invoked executive privilege and media all of a sudden calling -- would not be surprised if some headline writer somewhere came up with baghdad bill barr for what we saw today. >> barr continues to show or for the president. >> his man he wanted somebody who is local and wanted a protector and fixer. auditioned for this job he was chosen to present the president of the united states. he is basically a lackey and for the president of the united states of america, and that's all it's going to be. >> that's just pathetic he's not the president's lawyer he's the chief law enforcement officer of the federal gove

. >> if loretta lynch had produced a four-page summary of a 350 page report on president obama and loretta lynch turned over a four-page summary that the special prosecutor had not looked at and said he didn't come to conclusions but i did, would you be sitting here -- >> wrap it up, guys. >> if we sat around two years holding up mueller as the gold standard and he ruled in, yeah, i would. >> he didn't rule in. if we see it, everybody can go home. >> thank you. president trump unloading on democrats over the crisis at the southern border. what does ohio republican and member of the senate homeland security committee rob portman think about that? he will join us next. >> we have a democrat congress that is obstructing. you talk about obstruction? the greatest obstruction anyone has ever seen. what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story

let's go back to loretta lynch, what did she know and what did know it? john brennan, james clapper, when did they know what? we are inching closer and closer to justice, there is no stopping this abuse of power and corruption from being exposed. that i can promise you tonight. it is time for transparency and accountability. we cannot let this happen in our country. my sources are telling me, it is all coming soon. it is time to declassify those fisa applications. bruce ohr's 302, which we call the bucket of five, we still have the ig horwitz, he is expected later this spring with his report on fisa abuse. the john huber report on making your views, the gang of eight material. let's see it all. democrats want transparency, okay, absolutely. let's expose the biggest abuse of powerpl corruption scandal in our history. the american people will be shocked. let's expose the new radical democratic socialist party, still hell-bent on spreading lies every second, every hour of every day. a public trial. when the democrats aren't fueling their unhinged hysteria, l

we are talking about you, loretta lynch. clearly, you interviewed in the clinton email investigation. we now know that investigation was completely about hillary not being indicted. you know, the matter, not the investigation. we are not just talking about a secret meeting on the tarmac with bill clinton days before the decision of the time you instructed comey to call it a matter, not an investigation. look at these newly released transcripts, closed-door testimony, even peter strzok peter strzok and lisa page, they are admitting the doj controlled all of this, breaking the clinton probed from the beginning. they knew the fix was in. so what did loretta lynch know? when did you know it? wears her emails? wears her text messages? what about national security director susanex rice? whited unmasking requests in an election year 2016 increase almost 350% under her watch? what did rice know? when did you know it? why would the u.n. ambassador, some of the powers, request, oh, 100 unmasking's and say, i didn't really request that

so what does loretta lynch know, when did she know it. where's her e-mail and text messages. why did an unmasking request in election year 2016 increase almost 350% under her watch? what did rice know? when did she know it? why would the un ambassador samantha powers request, oh, 100 unmaskings and say oh, i didn't really request that? she didn't, who did? we go to our good friend, the man who stands above it all, james comey. why did he sign off on that first fisa warrant in october of 2016 to spy on the trump campaign associate carter page, using hillary's bought and paid for phony russian dossiers, the bulk of evidence. that means he's signing off that it's true and accurate to the best of his knowledge. we now know it was never verified. and we know it's unverifiable because christopher steele doesn't even stand by his own dossier. remember, he told the trump -- donald trump, president-elect at the time when he went to trump tower that the contents of the dossier was salacious and unverified. yet, three months before, he went before a fisa judge and said the dossier was t

under the predicate of russian collusion where they sent a russian spy with a special visa from loretta lynch. 17 agencies of the united states government, obama unleashed against our president. let's look back at the big picture. he is following our president around the whole world. host: aside from all of that lead up, what did you make of the report itself? caller: you know, most people have not had a chance to read it. i have not either. you know what? that doesn't matter. let's look at the big picture. what really happened, pedro. host: that's fine. let's go to bob in maryland, independent line. caller: hello, pedro. i am a big c-span fan. i have never gotten through. i think you do a great job. can you hear me ok? host: you're on. caller: i've done some journalism. i keep coming up with the classic thought that they are burying the lead. for me, the report, collusion does not prove many things. the lead that i have focused on interfere inns did the 2016 election. it has been proven. the man who was elected was supported by them. and the american public does not seem to care. i have vote

perpetrated this witchhunt who in collusion with james comey, andrew mccabe and others, perhaps, loretta lynch bring them into the sunlight so that all can see what really happened here. >> well, to your question of political will, if there's going to be investigatory work would have to be done by the department of justice and the department of justice and think is on board with the president now. we will see more leadership changes there and we hope that william barr will be given all of the rope and ammunition he needs to go forward. from a political viewpoint as just mentioned, the six heads of the top democratic committees in congress just in the past hour released a joint statement calling for more witchhunt.so that's what they want to do with their time and is not just the president and his administration but all the american people that have been cheated out of the government for the last two years. lou: is not good for america but not having this fight would be worse for america. >> i agree. no doubt. we have to clean house from top to bottom. we actually get in and read some things th

none whatsoever because the attorney general at the time, loretta lynch, odds matter, not an investigation. four i will leave bill on the tarmac. she was making all the decisions. now we are in the department of justice with the head of the department of justice. how many meetings took place in theh oval office? one that i know bidens wasn't, -- was in and when did mueller know that there was no collusion? >> no, but what we do know is what bill barrth said two weeks ago in front of the senate finance committee. he said he is convinced that spying took place. there is a basis for his concern. he also said he felt that there was a lack of leadership at the upper echelon of the fbi, and he used a term that we really haven't heard much, and i was unauthorized surveillance. i am convinced that he wants to know the same thing that you and i want to know. how did this all start? what was really the catalyst for this investigation? and did things happen in the realm of spying that were not authorized and should not have happened?di that's what i want to get to the bottom of, and that's where the

he written that mayor and what did bill clinton and loretta lynch talk about the secret meeting on the tarmac in phoenix before hillary was cleared? lynch, the fbi in concert together to clear the clintons? did they break that investigation obvious she committed felonies because she is the one to win 100,000,020? nothing but smelly walmart voters. and hillary clinton rigged and spying on the trump campaign to committing a fraud and pfizer abuse to unmasking american citizens of abusing powerful tools of everything in between. we will now finally get the answers. the media won't go there. they will have to admit they are wrong. they won't apologize. they won't retract. they won't say, jeez, cavanaugh got it right. don't hold your breath. we will have a lot more throughout the show but first, we must report on hannity watch and the radical socialist, 2020 democrats from a very revealing week for the far left trying to become president. we start with the current mayor of south bend, indiana, yes, that guy may repeat. peter buddha could who said the electoral colleges one big manipulation

perpetrated this witch hunt, who in collusion with james comey, andrew mccabe and others, perhaps loretta lynchs attorney general, to bring them into the sunlight so that all can see what really happened here? >> well, to your question of political will, if there's going to be investigatory work, it would have to be done by the department of justice, and the the president of justice, i think, is onboard with the president right now. we're going to see some more leadership changes there, i hope, and that bill barr's able to be given all the rope and ammunition he needs to go forward. but from the political viewpoint, as you just mentioned, six heads of the top democratic committees in the congress just within the past hour released a joint statement callingom for more witch hunt. lou: right. >> that's what they want to do with their time. and i don't think that's good for america. it's not just the president and his administration who have been cheated, but it's all the american people who have been cheated out of their government for the last two years. lou: it's not good for america, but not h

i agree with what liz said about loretta lynch calling on the prosecution potentially of hillary clintonby the foreign policy team under president obama which they used to entrap many people and team trump, the wrongdoing is breathtaking. let's see it all and put it behind us. we are tired of talking about it. >> they destroyed computers for hillary too. >> do you think there's a point democrats will say thank you, that's enough? >> i would like to think there will be but so far there is no evidence of that. shannon: great to have you all on power panel. fox news alert, local news reporting a suspect has been taken into custody in connection with multiple fires at historically black churches across louisiana, cbs news reporting the suspect's father who is a deputy turned him in. fire marshals expected to hold a press conference tomorrow morning. college students vote to ban the conservative group turning point usa from their campus. ♪ no more hate ♪ >> charlie kirk, one of the founders of turning point usa joins us to respond. - i think the best company's succeed as a team and our shirts

we remember what happened with loretta lynch and bill clinton when they met on the tarmac.ble standard? >> depends what they were talking about. if he was talking about the actual investigation and giving investigation about the investigation that would be improper. counterterrorism matters. other national security matters. cyber security. i don't know what they were talking about. that would be in the perview. about you there is the parallel that could be drawn. i will say this about rosenstein. what he did at the beginning with the drafting of the memo that was used for the pretext to fire jim comey and at the end with respect to standing by and signing the letter that attorney general barr wrote and agreeing to the obstruction findings, those two things are inconsistent with what he did in the middle, which is to protect the mueller investigation. i have a hard time coming to a conclusion about how to assess the deputy attorney general. in the middle he protected the investigation. >> maybe he knew at the end he was going to defend the president and he had to let it play

all of that decisions are made by loretta lynch and the democrats at the department of justice. now look at the new timeline, how did we get to this point? let's start july 10, 2015, the fbi opened a criminal investigation, code name midyear exam into hillary clinton's handling of classified information on that private server. september 2015, obama's ag, laredo lynch asked the fbi director comey to refer to the investigation not as an investigation, but a matter. on march 4th, 2016, top fbi officials strzok and paige are texting about their utter contempt for donald trump, one time calling him an 88. a saying that clinton should win. 100000000-0. and that we are smelly walmart voters of trump. and in march 2nd, may 2nd rather of 2016, comey, strzok drafting a letter exonerating hillary, changing the language from gross negligence to extreme carelessness, what it -- which is a is not before they investigated hillary coming in on june 27, 2016, that's when lynch met bill clinton in a secret meeting at a private plane on a tarmac in phoenix. july 22nd, 2016, 2 months after the begi

choose their own attorney general as in obama choosing his, of course, eric holder and then again, loretta lynch, and now all of a sudden, because trump chose barr and barr passed the test, it's the horrible conspiracy thing, and that he'll have no problem. and my last comment is our president was a private citizen and he has hotels everywhere and he did want a trump moscow. so what? when he became president, he took over running the country. host: mr. sandick. guest: so i think the reason why the trump tower moscow has become relevant to the discuss is two -- discussion is twofold. the political aspect is that he made various statements during the campaign that he was not doing business in russia or trying to do business in russia to some extent. but it left people with the impression that he wasn't trying to do business there. and we have rules in our constitution in the clause being one of them where we don't allow or shouldn't allow a president to receive payments from foreign governments. because it either compromises that president or at least creates the appearance of compromise, which is

investigation should be in trouble, and we know it is rigged, people involved in it, paige, strzok, loretta lynchit, what did she and obama know and when did they know it? where to find out who tried to rigged the presidential election with the phony russian dossier that "the new york times" is now thing might have been a disinformation campaign to influence the election. and then we have to find out who used the dirty dossier that she paid for to bludgeon the president with lies and conspiracy theories remove her. >> absolutely, that is exactly what i was going to say, sean. this is what is so important. she obviously believes in something, which is a two-tier justice system, one in which hillary clinton feels she can get away with everything with obstruction, just as you said. under the law, obstruction is tampering with witnesses, destroying evidence, i mean, this is everything that she did, under the law, and then she turns, she throws it at president trump saying oh, well, he could have been indicted if he wasn't a sitting president. here is someone who feels that they are above the law, and

authorized by james comey and yates and giancarlo, head of the national security division under loretta lyncher president obama. and to listen to that loon, ben rhodes, today. to say and they knew nothing about this at the white house, when in fact, the text messages between peter strzok and lisa paige say the white house wants to know everything about it and is running this. >> potus it says wants to know everything. >> potus! lou: two separate exchanges between those two when referring to potus and the other saying the white house wants to know . it is stunning. very quickly, we are over time. is it your judgment then that we will see something substantial and that will turn to the issue of actually investigating the corruption in the fbi leadership in the department of justice leadership. >> i think the attorney general has to wait until the ig report comes out. and then he can base his decisions publicly on whatever the ig has said. we are told that there's going to be recommendations for criminal referrals. lou: victoria, thank you very much, joe, you get the last word. >> grand juries a

. >> sean: going right into loretta lynch's office. a circling firing squad. >> a circular firing squad, john brennan, comey, clapper. >> get lawyered up. >> sean: buckle up. you all have been right and thank you all that you've done, all of you and so many others that are not here right now, but coming up, john soloman has an important report that will rattle the deep state ahead of tomorrow. also gregg jarrett. later, outrageous hypocrisy from the left. karl rove examines the 2020 radical radical wannabes. straight ahead. ♪ when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing

can you imagine if president barack obama were in the same shoes as donald trump and loretta lynch or her deputy got on a plane and basically begged for their job back? the republicans would have impeachment hearings for god's sakes. >> landing the plane tonight is a pretty controversial phrase. take a listen to someone else who used the same phrase as he auditioned for his job. >> has anyone in the white house seen any of the report? >> i'm not going to, i'm landing the plane right now. and i've been willing to discuss my letters and the process going forward. >> yeah. did it make you wonder whether there was a memo going around doj, the way to satisfy the president is to use this phrase, landing the plane. i have a lot of stories. one is why rod rosenstein is so desperate to keep his job? he comes across in this story as almost groveling to try to keep his position as deputy attorney general. and questions congress had want to ask. what do you mean by phrase, landing the plane? especially in the context you're in a conversation that you have said you're on the president's team. and

we were troubled by the fact that loretta lynch sat on a plane tarmac with former president clinton during the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails when they talked about their grandchildren. this should be more alarming when they talk about the outcome of an investigation. i have faith in rod rosenstein and the way to get to the bottom of it is to call him before congress and ask him what he communicated to president trump and was this an effort to calm him that things would be fair or an assurance that things would come out okay. >> why did rod rosenstein enable trump. why is he caught? i know long-term civil servants, i worked in government. they're supposed to work with the elected people and not supposed to be resistant, but not supposed to encourage them in the worst directions. >> that's a great question, the first thing that conjured up was to look at the original rosenstein memo that introduced rod rosenstein to the nation. he introduced james comey and testified to congress that the trump campaign was one of the targets of the investigation. trump lost his mind and summoned

go meet with loretta lynch, the ag when he has this case coming about him.een meeting with the white house people for days, warming up the public to a pr campaign. >> thank you for making that comparison. there is no comparison, the fact that the newly appointed ag -- >> there is a comparison. >> tiny apples and big oranges compariso comparison. the ag has been meeting with the white house about this to basically conspire. i'm imagining a war room in the west wing in a not so secret location with barr conspireing. >> i don't like the side conversations, but i will tell you this. let them have the conversations. they are inappropriate, but what do you do once the report is out? once you have spent that capital and engaged with the white house and given them a heads up and tried to frame the report in a way that doesn't reflect the truth of the report. what do you do after the report is out there? i'm calm. let them squirm. the report comes out and we move on. >> the old joe mccarthy trick. i'm going to name names. >> we have to be smarter than that. >> we mig

justice department was not exactly what you would call a, -- the legendary tarmac meeting between loretta lynch and bill clinton. with that kind of track record, americans should be asking all of these questions. william barr should be asking questions himself. and i for one, am glad he is. joining me right now, house oversight committee member, south carolina congressman norman.good to see you, sir. >> good to see you, trish. >> now we have move to the next chapter and asking the question i wish people were asking all along, how is it the fbi is using opposition research to spy on innocent americans?>> that is what attorney general barr will get to the bottom of, trish. the fact that we spent over two years, $24 million, 53 witnesses called, and now that they did not find anything on the president, which is what the democrats wanted, now he has the obligation to find out where did it come from? why did they pursue this and how do you hold someone accountable? this i think you mentioned, will make watergate seam like third rate. >> possibly if for political reasons. that is a question here. i t

why did bill clinton on loretta lynch talk about on the secret meeting on the tarmac in phoenix just before hillary was cleared? did lunch, the fbi, did they work in concert together to clear the clintons? that they break that investigation when it's obvious she committed multiple felonies because she was the one that should won 100 million to zero and trump supporter's roy smalley walmart voters? hillary clinton's rigged investigation, spying on the trump campaign, committing a fraud and fisa abuse, to unmasking american citizens and abusing the powerful tools of intelligence, we will now finally get the answers. i know that media won't go there. they would have to admit they are wrong. they won't apologize, they want to attract. they want to say, jeez, they got it right for you don't hold your breath. more on thislot throughout the show. first, we must report on our "hannity watch" on the radical socialists. 2020 democrats. a very revealing way for some of the far left sycophants trying to become president.yi we start with the current mayor of south bend, indiana. yes. that guy, ma

air force one while overseeing the investigation and we all remember, right, what happened with loretta lynchn when they met, right, on the tarmac. is this a double standard? >> well, it depends on what they were talking about. that's the most important thing. so if they were -- if he was talking about the actual investigation and giving information about the investigation then that certainly would be improper. if, on the other hand, he was talking about other matters that the justice department handles, counterterrorism matters, other national security matters, cybersecurity, i don't know what else they were talking about then that would be within the purview. but certainly there's the parallel that can be drawn. what i'll say about rod rosenstein is that what he did at the very beginning with the drafting of the memo that then was used as a pretext to fire jim comey and what he did at the end with respect to standing by and signing up to the memo that the letter that attorney general barr wrote and agreeing to the obstruction finding those two things are inconsistent with what he did in the

president that gets to own attorney general as in obama choosing his holder, and eric then again loretta lynch. now all of the sudden because trump chose barr and barr passed the test, it's the horrible conspiracy thing. they'll have no problem. my last comment is our president a private citizen. he has hotels everywhere. want a trump moscow. so what? when he become president, he the country.ning how president took over is a aspect.l and legal trump made various statements during the campaign he was not russia or try in ing to do business in russia. he was artful about how he fram ed it. it left people with the impression he wasn't trying to do business there. in our rules constitution. we don't allow or shouldn't allow a president to receive from foreign government s. thatther compromises president or creates the appearance of compromise which is almost as bad. that's, i think, the reason from a legal or constitutional why the trump tower partw become a significant of the story. we also know that michael cohen gave false testimony in congress he pleaded guilty and was partcting of of the stor

think about how it almost feels quaint that everyone was up in arms that bill clinton got on loretta lynch's airplane. it sounds like donald trump is programming and rudy giuliani, the rhetoric coming out of the attorney general. >> i'll tell you how you could see that yesterday, not on the mueller report but two other places he had to point two. one was asked about the affordable care act and the lawsuit with his effort to try to strike down the law in the court where he was asked something about it and he responded with a talking point about how donald trump plans to have a replacement with the aca, had nothing to do with the law, the case he was bringing, it was a political point. he was advocating the president's view on a health care policy. the second was an issue where they talked about the opioid crisis. he said the way we're going to solve the drug problem in america is build the wall. forget about the illogical nature and the silliness that the wall has to do with opioids, which is local problem not a foreign problem it's talking points out of the attorney general's office and not

now we're seeing also the pressure from loretta lynch saying it was not an investigation, it's just aou know, anything they could do to play down this but it all goes back to really what we're seeing is a politicization which is work because it gets into our fisa court, fisa application which were really when you get to it this was the thing that happened that how we got our fisa courts was the abuse of power from the administration officials and folks back in the 70s. maria: i want to talk about what happens next because the michael horowitz report is about to come out we understand in about a month we'll see what that shows us, and then at the same time, you've got this crisis happening at the border and you just celebrated 100 years of your colleagues just celebrated 100 days rather, pardon me in the new congress so the democrats have been in the majority for 100 days. we've got a list of some of the votes that you all have taken, in this first 100 days they defended president obama's affordable care act for the people act is basically about elections that was their number one prio

people just ripped into james comey because he held that press conference and didn't even tell loretta lynch that he was going to do it. >> and he should have been fired for that. so it was improper behavior and mueller's not about to become the next jim comey. and the problem here, poppy, really, is that the regulations that were put into place after the independent counsel's statute expired handcuffed mueller from being able to be public and handcuffed mueller from being able to give to congress -- >> can i -- >> -- the report that he has. >> let me ask you this. because it was so clear so quickly this morning after we started reading the report that what bill barr said in his press conference was not fully transparent, especially when it pertains to the questions that were asked of him about the obstruction method, right, here and also what was said in the report, what mueller did/said about congress. so knowing that, that it wasn't, you know, barr wasn't -- it certainly wasn't clear to me that he was channelling exactly what mueller found in this report in that presser, i think we saw th

do you think loretta lynch met the husband of the person she was investigating secretly on the tarmacor eric holder. eric holder was in contempt because he claimed executive privilege. the white house never claimed executive privilege here. i have an article from politico, 2013. eric holder. "i am still the president swingman." okay? barr if -- if barr said i am ste president swingman, get out of here. it's all done. >> dan: the media switching the narrative again, the fourth or fifth time. they get the story wrong. they said collusion was real and spying was fake and now they say spying was real and collusion was fake. >> dana: they said his summary was not going to match up with the report. i don't think that's true, though that there are arguments democrats might make. i think there's something on the democratic side, forget congress for a second. there is a democratic primary underway. there is 20 or so candidates in the race. how could you break out of the pack right now? if you are the candidate that was willing to stand up and say enough, i'm going to beat him on the merits. i'

. >> i can't imagine a scenario in where loretta lynch held that kind of press conference on the hillary investigation. that press conference was something that was pretty extraordinary i think there -- >> like they met on the plane by accident. >> yeah. even that, you know, the appearance of impropriety is something that's very important in justice department rules. it's not only that you're supposed to do anything that's unethical, you're not supposed to do anything that looks unethical. that press conference there where he's echoing the president's talking points and creating this mirage of what the report actually said -- >> the president has a kissing booth down in florida. it's a kissing booth. if you pay for admission, you get to meet the president. for two bucks you get up and bust the cheeks of the president of the united states. >> $200,000. >> it's the same principle as the kissing booth in some sold state fair some where. thank you. >>> the big question for democratic candidates trying to beat trump in 2020, should he be impeached? time to decide. elizabeth warren has decided

they were never supposed to get caught because donald trump was never supposed to win -- trish: loretta lynch group too. >> absolutely. absolutely, she was. and, look, when we asked president trump if he thought barack obama knew, he said he did. that should scare every american, that the former president of the united states was using his power and influence to stop a political add very care from -- adversary from winning an election. if donald trump did that to someone, it would be treason, the mainstream media would be calling for him to be removed from office, and they'd want him in jail the rest of his life. but we were never supposed to find out, and they're not going to hold barack obama accountable. i hope attorney general barr and the inspector general of the department of justice horowitz holds these people accountable and puts them in jail for the crimes they committed. trish: the tables have now turned, they really have. and we've been asking a lot of questions from the very beginning, and it looks like soon we'll get some answers. they're expecting the i.g.'s report is going to c

they say they want to talk with fbi director james comey, ex-attorney general loretta lynch, former ciaector john brennan, and ex-fbi officials peter strzok and lisa page. i want to bring a now republican congressman devin nunes of california, oak ranking member of thousand diligence committee. good to see you today, congressman. >> grew to be with you, harris. >> harris: let's talk about how big a fire this potentially could be. do you see democrats getting on a redacted version of the mueller report? >> i highly doubt it, if there is grand jury testimony in there. remember, i was actually the first member of congress to say that we not only need the mueller report -- which i called the mueller dossier because i think it's written by space bar partisans and i don't think there's a lot in there -- but what i am written down lack interested in learning is how they created this report. because we know we had a lot of partisan actors in there. i want to see the underlying information. i want to see the interviews they did, who they subpoenaed, if they had any wiretaps. because we know that

and that it went directly into loretta lynch's office, which now raises a whole new set of other questions. and they were confident about that. and it was strzok that did the interview with hillary. uncharacteristically, frankly unprecedented. allowed two other people in that interview while she was being interviewed in an investigation. comey, of course, exonerated her but he even acknowledged top secret classified information on that server. i did disagree with you at the time. you, after the election, were basically saying let bygones be bygones, let's not go down this road. do you regret saying that and do you think now if we are really to get to the bottom and the truth, it has to also include hillary clinton, the email server, which would be an underlying crime and obstruction, whichch everyone in the media seems to care about. the intent behind the 33,000 subpoenaed emails deleted. bleach bit, hammers, sim cards. >> president trump: no, i don't regret saying it. when i won, they were allng saying lock her up. lock her up.p. i said no, no. let's get on with life. that was different.i

i agree with what liz just said in terms of loretta lynch calling off the prosecution potentially ofhe foreign policy teams under president obama which they used to entrap as many people aren't team trump as they could. the wrongdoing is breathtaking. i agree with doug. let's see it all and put this behind us. we are tired of talking about it. >> they destroyed the computers for hillary. >> shannon: doug, ten seconds. do you think there's a point where democrats will say thank you. that's enough. >> i like to think there will be but so far those no evidence of that. >> shannon: thank you all. great to have you tonight. this is a fox news alert. local news reporting tonight that a suspect has been taken into custody in connection with multiple fires at historically black churches across louisiana. "cbs news" reporting that the suspect's father is the one who turned him in. fire marshals expected to hold a press conference tomorrow. college campuses trying to ban turning point usa from their campuses. >> no more hate. >> shannon: charlie kerr, one of the founders of turning point usa,