>> when things started to close in on lou, he fled. s in germany opening up for this boy band, lou thought it was a really good idea that i get presented a gold record on stage, in front of the audience, like, 10,000 people. and i said to him, "well, the song hasn't gone gold. we haven't even released it yet." "i know, but they don't know that. they won't know it. it'll blow it up. it'll be really great." and he says, "i'm here to present sean van der wilt for big in america." and, he meant to say platinum because -- here's another lie. but he said gold. so he went, "p -- gold for big in america!" >> this is a presentation to sean van der wilt for "big in america," going p -- gold! >> it's crazy. so i got a gold record for a song that was never released. >> leopards don't change their spots. the same guy that would phony up a gold record is the same guy that would scam the public. >> back in florida, investigators are closing in. they're looking for evidence. >> they had to take everything out of there that was either important to the c

it's a problem he has seen through the end. loulet's turn to william bar saying it appears this is a bad you faith investigation begun by the fbi. he's extraordinarily critical, and when not critical, dismissive of these efforts to go after the president. it is pure fraud against the president of the united states. and everybody that is revealed just simply reinforces that reality. >> absolutely. i couldn't agree more with everything attorney general barr said today. when i was briefed on the report i found it to be chilling as an american citizen. not only was the president and his campaign spied upon, but the fact that documents were altered by an fbi attorney. surveillance was used. people kept finding evidence to the contrary that showed the president and the campaign were doing nothing wrong and that was hidden. we all look forward to the durham report and what will come out there. i think a lot of people will be held accountable at the fbi at that time. >> the other thing i would like to do is go to bar on the baseless invest

he was right and they were wrong. louof the things that irritates the dickens out of me is to talk about whether he's giving jerome powell a deserved tongue lashing because he doesn't have a sense of markets and he raises interest rates. people say he had good instincts, as fit was instinctual. the man has good judgment, he has great intellect. it's stunning to see the people who do not want to acknowledge the innate capacity of the man, his intelligence and his judgment. and war and peace. that's what a historian looks like. it's been 40 years since we had a president who hasn't started a war. there may be gra nada or libya. but they all invaded somebody, but not him. peace and prosperity is the ideal historically for a president. lou: and to bring home troops as he says he will and he has. it's a difficult challenge these times. your access to the president. how much did you have and in what form. >> he allowed me to interview anybody i wanted. lou: pretty good access. >> the cabinet, the hostages. i started with the fa

lou: he is not weak. he force of three years he has done more than any other president in the first three years of his presidency. >> if he raises the tariffs, that will send a message to the chinese which they will receive with a sense of shock. they have been reassured by our billionaires, don't worry about it. this will pass. lou: i will make a wager that the chinese will find this president will shock them with the strength of his position and his decision making. >> with any luck they will blame our billionaires for misleading them. lou: i think that sounds like a fair and equitable balanced response on their part. may it be so. michael pillsbury. thank you for being with us. jerry nadler's political theater. theater. we'll talk with corey lewandowski. we'll take that up with him in just one moment. we are coming right back. please stay with us. lou: joining us think it, former 2016 trump campaign manager, and senior advisor to the 2020 campaign. you had your fun times with jerry nadler and the judici

lou had the backstreet boys. they were out doing it, and i was like, if this guy thinks he can help me out in any way, i'll meet himrkpatrick had the idea, and lou backed him and made this happen. >> reporter: when the mickey mouse club stopped production, justin timberlake became available. >> the first thing justin suggested was one of his friends from the mickey mouse club, jc, so justin kind of brought jc into the make. >> reporter: but then joey fatone joined. >> and he said i know this guy in mississippi. it was lance bass. >> in mississippi, no one ever dremts dreamt of being a successful musician. it was out of the cards for someone like me. >> reporter: until a phone call changed his life. >> i arrived, 14 year old justin timberlake looking real cool and sly. then they have lou pearlman, and they pull up in the rolls-royce limo, that's how i'm introduced to this whole world. >> reporter: the five became 'n sync and would go through the same boot camp as back is street boys. >> if wt was so hard, and it rey took us months to focus on that and learn thousand dance without being out of breath. >> i would come

he was right and they were wrong. louhe things that irritates the dickens out of me is to talk about whether he's giving jerome powell a tongue lashing because he doesn't have a sense of markets and he raises interest rates. people save he has good instincts. he has great judgment and intellect. it's stunning to see the people who do not want to across knowledge the innate capacity of the man, his intelligence and his judgment. >> war and peace. that's what a historian looks like. it's been 40 years since a president has not started a war. it might be gra mada or libya or bosnia. they all invaded someone. not him. lou: to bring home troops as he says he will and he has. it's a difficult challenge in these times. your access to the president, how much did you have in what form. >> he allowed me to interview anybody i wanted. so i started -- it was pretty good. all the cabinet hostages. i interviewed the hostages. i started with the family and i couldn't get out of the family, they are so interesting. nobody had really inte

. >> no, lou, it's much more than that. the president said he's nailed down quite a few things. u: way was saying -- i want to get to all of it. but i want to establish first whether there is text to all of it. >> there is some limited text. whether the president wants to announce the whole thing with a long written agreement, i'm not sure. does it matter that the chinese may have given him so much that he doesn't want to embarrass them by making it all public. so it might and lower-level signing agreement. not him and president xi and not some long 20-page deal. but there is enough detail in what's been agreed to that i'm astonished at the successfulness of these talks. they have gown and down as you know, and now looks like a real breakthrough. lou: that's wonderful news. investors thrilled on wall street. now you are talking about details and the coverage of the agreement. if you will give us two or three of the principal highlights. >> the president campaigned on the trade deficit, that it was sucking our manufacturing dry and cratering our inner cities, the fentanyl outbreak

lou: it does not feel like were being impeached. he is right, doug collins was saying that as well. right there with the president on this. i like solidarity. the presence of the doesn't feel like it because it's a farce. that is a national left-wing media that are the puppets of the democratic party and particularly the radical dems, they are carrying off an absolute fraud against the american people, the national left-wing media are acting as if this is really serious, the theatrics and bony nonsense. >> in legal terms i get weather here. lou: because you're a smart guy. >> i also think so but that's always something to debate. the bar has been set too low, making the argument for weeks that the democrats walk right into this by not having articles of impeachment that charged a crime, they fail to do that and when it finally gets to the senate i believe a well-founded motion to dismiss should be granted by majority of the united states senate and we need to get rid of this and move on in the best interest of the country. lou: we are here because this party decided along with the d

lou: he did divulge them.within his power and responsibility not release it is an extraordinary abuse of his power and your first amendment rights. >> when the fbi does phone records, they have special procedures for journalists, clergy and attorneys. when you have attorneys involved tonight and the fbi involved, it's shameful. this a good constitutional issue here, and i'm looking with my lawyers to examine potential remedies here. lou: good, and i think as the saying goes, the sooner the better. the doubts about the giuliani office calls, the inspector general coming forward with his report, the long awaited. we must take note that we are now waiting for inspector horowitz for months on end every time he prepares a report. it is in my opinion derelict on his part. it's presumptuous on his part to think the american people should have to endure this type of nonsense. now we are being told through careful leaks, given great signals that there will be disappointment aplenty in his conclusion. >> i don't believe

if you disagree with adam schiff, he is going to personally smear you. loues again as david said. that is it for us. thank you for being with us. john salomon, white house press secretary trefney grisham, and pastor robert jeffress. we'll pray over some of my radical thoughts about dems. foal knee me on cheryl: it is 5:00 a a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. a dramatic showdown looming as nancy pelosi and democrats take a major step towards impeaching the president, the white house firing back, asking about usmca, how it could backfire on the democrats and the booming economy. ashley: a shocking report from uber revealing scary numbers, but the company says your rides are still safe. cheryl: if you had too much fun at the christmas party last night and you're thinking about calling in sick to work, you may want to rally this morning instead. how one company is double checking your temperature. it's friday, december 6th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now.

if you disagree with adam schiff, he is going to personally smear you. loues again as david said. that is it for us. thank you for being with us. john salomon, white house press secretary trefney grisham, and pastor robert jeffress. we'll pray over some of my radical thoughts about dems. foal knee me on instagram and at lou dobbs tonight. good night from new york. trish: december 5th, 2019, today will go down in infamy, the way donald trump won the 2020 election. good evening, everyone i'm trish regan. against her better judgment, nancy pelosi succumbed to the whims of the extreme left of her party, "the squad," adam schiff, jerry nadler, calling on the house to vote for the articles of impeachment. in doing so, she sealed the left's fate. not only will they fail to secure the oval office, they will fail in the house, they will fail in the senate in 2020 because americans see through their narrative. first it was mueller, kavanaugh, then ukraine, now it is because donald trump, the president of

lou: he did divulge them.t was within his power and responsibility not release it is an extraordinary abuse of his power and your first amendment rights. >> when the fbi does phone records, they have special procedures for journalists, clergy and attorneys. when you have attorneys involved tonight and the fbi involved, it's shameful. this a good constitutional issue here, and i'm looking with my lawyers to examine potential remedies here. lou: good, and i think as the saying goes, the sooner the better. the doubts about the giuliani office calls, the inspector general coming forward with his report, the long awaited. we must take note that we are now waiting for inspector horowitz for months on end every time he prepares a report. it is in my opinion derelict on his part. it's presumptuous on his part to think the american people should have to endure this type of nonsense. now we are being told through careful leaks, given great signals that there will be disappointment aplenty in his conclusion. >> i don't b

i thought he was right on. lou: absolutely. and we appreciate you being with us tonight. as always.nk you so much. up next, new polls show dwindling support for the radical dems, impeachment push and also tonight the president historic victory on the economy, trade and in the first three years of his presidency. we take that up with a special guest, treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins us. stay with us we'll be right back after the quick words. some people say "dress your age." that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. lou: i want to bring you up-to-date on wall street, another record setting performance for the index, the dow jones industrial at a new record high up 31-point 17th of the year, the s&p up a point, 30th record close and the nasdaq up nine, the 25th record close of the year. were starting to see a the

i thought he was right on. lou: absolutely. and we appreciate you being with us tonight. as always. thank you so much. up next, new polls show dwindling support for the radical dems, impeachment push and also tonight the president historic victory on the economy, trade and in the first three years of his presidency. we take that up with a special guest, treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins us. stay with us we'll be right back after the quick words. the epson ecotank. no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ( ♪ ) sure, the content's easy. but then you have to connect, download, edit, reformat, output, save, send, upload... still uploading... and maybe eventually post. this isn't working. introducing sam

>> john brennan is the center of what i call obama gate, lou. he is beginning of it all. is man who voted for a communist party candidate for president just years before he was actually recruited by the cia began operation cross fire hurricane, worked with james comey, worked with the nsa to entrap individuals like mike flynn, papadopoulos and used the most powerful intelligence community in the world as a political weapon. these leaks that are coming out prior to the final results of the durham investigation, they are coming from a guilty man, and he is very worried, and he should be because he's at the center of the firestorm. these leaks are an attempt to shape a narrative, but it is very telling that attorney general barr just said in an interview the u.s. attorney for connecticut has -- [inaudible] -- for larger than the inspector general. he is looking at not and the fbi, doj but the whole intelligence community but also at private individuals. that's why we're seeing the leaks. that's proof that john brennan is in big big trouble. lou: thank you very much, i appreci

thought he *. lou: good evening, everybody. this is the day millions americans have been waiting for. i'm not referring to what was yet another deadly impeachment farce of a hearing. i'm referring to a long dayed justice department inspector general report on the investigation of the fbi's fraudulent applications for fisa court warrants on which they spied on the presidential campaign of donald trump, his transition team and his very presidency. long delayed and hardly worth the wait. after 621 days investigating some of the clearest abuses of power by the obama era intelligence agency, the department of justice inspector general michael horowitz declared he was unable to find any political bias behind the surveillance of the 2016 trump campaign. all this more evidence of the radical dimms and the deep state's awesome control of our permanent bureaucracy in our federal government. horowitz reveals the phoney steele dossier played a central role in ordering the surveillance of former trump campaign aide carter page. horowitz ack

i thought he was right on. lou: absolutely. and we appreciate you being with us tonight. as always. you so much. up next, new polls show dwindling support for the radical dems, impeachment push and also tonight the president historic victory on the economy, trade and in the first three years of his presidency. we take that up with a special guest, treasury secretary steven mnuchin joins us. stay with us we'll be right back after the quick words. ♪ most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15%ain? or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're j

>> john brennan is the center of what i call obama gate, lou. he is beginning of it all. rty candidate for president just years before he was actually recruited by the cia began operation cross fire hurricane, worked with james comey, worked with the nsa to entrap individuals like mike flynn, papadopoulos and used the most powerful intelligence community in the world as a political weapon. these leaks that are coming out prior to the final results of the durham investigation, they are coming from a guilty man, and he is very worried, and he should be because he's at the center of the firestorm. these leaks are an attempt to shape a narrative, but it is very telling that attorney general barr just said in an interview the u.s. attorney for connecticut has -- [inaudible] -- for larger than the inspector general. he is looking at not and the fbi, doj but the whole intelligence community but also at private individuals. that's why we're seeing the leaks. that's proof that john brennan is in big big trouble. lou: thank you very much, i appreciate it. good to see you and see you

he's looking at system malfunction. loui can't tell you how proud i am of attorney general when he said without apology about the word was spotted and not surveillance and everywhere he said it was good to hear a plainspoken but also brilliant attorney representing the country as attorney general. let's turn to horowitz, changing his tune for the homeland security committee. now we have an acknowledgment that there was political biased, we now have, thanks again to the inspector general and analysis in the report of incidents in which there was, i'll call it evildoing, can i put it that way, on the part of the fbi and department of justice before the fisa court, were looking at a fisa court that has rebuked publicly the fbi in gentle terms but a review and it does mean they will have to be a change of conduct. does also mean in your judgment, that we are going to see fbi agents fbi attorneys held to account for their actions. >> i hope it means that but frankly this is the third serious review by the fisa court in the last

so we expect this attendance to fill up many more people to attend this evening now i'm joined by lou he is an antiwar activist from belgium and also alexandra noya who's a parliamentarian from germany firstly ludo thank you for joining us today on r.t. why are you here well we are here because we want to protest a nato summit is taking place today and tomorrow and we are doing this because for example nato is forcing its member states to increase their difference budget for my country for example belgium it means doubling defense budgets while we are asked to have an austerity policy and the same time they are transferred to using this money to transform armies into intervention armies we have seen what this means in libya or in afghanistan destabilizing countries and sold another important issue is the confrontation policy to towards russia which is exactly creating this kind of arms race so there are many many issues. why we have to oppose nato that's why we are here if hypothetically tomorrow nato ceased to exist would not create perhaps a security vacuum a security problem in europe

your reaction to what we are watching here. >> he's going to bite all the fingers off the girl's hands. loudo you feel sorry for this man? he apparently does not have anyone who cares enough about him -- this is my opinion purely as so often what i say is -- i think it's sad. he has no one near him close to him who is either saying or being heard by this fellow, biden, when they say, you are time has passed. this is a man struggling in public. he is obviously -- he's not himself. >> what's interesting. we were talking early were this video that surfaced a couple years ago about him saying the weirdest things about the hair on his legs. i love to have children sit on my lap. there are so many of these things out there. as you say, somebody who loves him should say to him, joe, let's step aside now and find a graceful way to exit the stage. this is not going to end well. lou: it's not even going well. >> but it will be a disaster at the finish line. >> the last two types he ran for president. he had one delegate. my sense is he will be out in two months. lou: who will be the frontrunner? >> i

he snowed his tweet got 800,000 tweets. which is probably better than what we got. louybe we should recommend he do that on the quarter hour. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. share your comments. a programming note. i will be in washington, d.c. monday. acting secretary of homeland security chad wolf joins as does the secretary of commerce, wilbur ross and the judicial watch president tom fitton. please be with us for that. lou: the fbi fails to punish the attorneys in the bureau who helped spy on the trump campaign. drivers just wont put their phones down. we need a solution. introducing... smartdogs. the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. smartdogs are not the answer. but geico has a simple tip. turn on "do not disturb while driving" mode. brought to you by geico. - [announcer] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union

remember then that, when we called him lou? he connected with that, see?re moments of clarity. bob can go from total immobility to this, busy doing nothing, going nowhere. although both are suffering chronic progressive disease, they, like thousands of others, fall under the social care system rather than the nhs. in the end, a care home may be the only option, but that can mean the only option, but that can mean the family home, the savings of a lifetime, can be lost. when i've been phoning round various homes, some of them were quoting £1800 a week. i'm quite convinced that somebody's getting very rich out of frail, vulnerable, very, very sick people and that is wrong. i've worried about that probably from day one. because of the money? yeah. if it was this moment in time, i'd be left with nothing. like bob, john and anne get some support from their wider family and he has access to a day centre twice a week. the alzheimer's society organises events to raise awareness, warning that, in the next 15 years, the number of us giving care to someone the number

lou, he said it as he was walking out to marine one, democrats having nothing, and the two article of impeachment that they put forth today are just grasping of straw on instruction of congress that means they didn't play nice and were angry and abuse of power -- i would say that dems have been abusing power for months to be honest. only evidence they have are transcripts that president he himself produced showing that, you know, no wrong doing. so today we expected article of impeachment i did find it interesting that only two they were able to produce were, were these two. pnches these two -- and when you look at it all in material of on obstructing congress all president was doing was seeking and for himself and for the -- for the members of his administration their legal rights and where did you find those in? court and that takes time. it's preposterous what democrats have put up as these two charges. >> absolutely. the due process that was afforded this president in many this sham impeachment is less than somebody who had a traffic ticket would be afforded. so, of course, we wer

he lies. adam schiff made up my conversation with the president of the ukraine. lou: kevin mccarthy telling reporters that perpetuating lies is nothing new for adam schiff. >> adam has a hard time with the truth. adam said just a few days ago in his words he is going to send the president back to the golden thrown -- throne he came from. adam made up his mind a long time ago. he didn't have the proof so he had to write his own story. lou: but his objective was to overthrow the president of the united states who the dimms deem unbeat panel at the polls. the impeachment report makes the argument president trump was acting on reasonable and valid concerns on corruption? ukraine in the republican report. and not in self-interest. as adam schiff and his band of radical dimms are alearning. the republicans write, the evidence shows president holds a deep-seated reasonable scepticism of ukraine based on its history of pervasive corruption. the president's initial hesitation to meet with president zelensky without thoughtful review is entirely prudent. the republicans took a

he snowed his tweet got 800,000 tweets. which is probably better than what we got. loumaybe we should recommend he do that on the quarter hour. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. share your comments. a programming note. i will be in washington, d.c. monday. acting secretary of homeland security chad wolf joins as does the secretary of commerce, wilbur ross and the judicial watch president tom fitton. please be with us for that. lou: the fbi fails to punish the attorneys in the bureau who helped spy on the trump campaign. lou: welcome back. the fire declaring in a court filing that it has, are you ready? absolutely no records of any disciplinary action taken against any bureau attorneys who pursued the fisa warrants targeting the trump campaign. this despite the doj inspector general's report that found 17 significant acts of misconduct, false statements, and omitted information. joining us tonight, award-winning investigative reporter, fox business contributor, and the leading investigator on spygate. this doesn't end with this story. it's corruption, m