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congressman louie gohmert of the house intel committee sounding off on that. our guest this hour, for example media chairman, steve for example and karl rove, former senior advisor to president george w. bush. melissa: the dow shrugging off trade concerns as summit gets you know way in canada. susan li is on the floor new york stock exchange. >> we're finishing close to the highs of the session. we're seeing gains of eight points and nasdaq as well seeing advances close to 18 points. we have really lifted off the bottom on this friday. one stock mover i want to highlight is apple. this morning we started off with the nikkei report japan that maybe apple will order 20% less of phone parts. that hit broad come, nextel. these are a drag on the markets if there was one to pick. as for the markets, it was stellar work, finishing up 2%. gains for the s&p up over 1%. nasdaq hitting record high advances of 1%, things to a lot of rotation into technology over the last 10 to two weeks. it has been a great two weeks for technology. there was a bit of talk, maybe we shoul

take up latest high stakes battle in political conflict over immigration and borders, congressman louie gohmert joining us, judge ja jae pirro and republican leadership on capitol hill. hardly leadership. in meltdown, freedom caucus chairman, mark meadows unloading on speaker ryan from the house floor. while establishment leader mitch mcconnell stubbornly resists calls from president to do his job as majority lead and end the 60 vote rule that has allowed the dems to obstruct and stonewall the trump agenda in senate. the dean, ed rollins, with us to talk about the civil war brewing in the republican party. our top story tonight, lame duck speaker paul ryan presiding over allege latest de-- legislative debacle on the hill. the so-called leadership compromise bill that was specially crafted by paul ryan himself, has been pulled from the floor. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has the latest. >> we need to give the administration the tools they need to stop this problem. it not a new problem. the obama administration wanted a number of changes that are in this bill. >> 193.

coming up tuesday morning, a discussion on immigration policy with texas republican congressman louie gohmert and congressman hakeem jeffries will join us to talk about immigration. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning, join the discussion. >> in about 15 minute, ehouse returns live for votes and speeches. earlier this afternoon they debated several natural resources bills. later tonight they continue work on homeland security measures, including one that directs the homeland security department to develop a strategy on train, outreach and information sharing for suspicious activity reporting to prevent terrorism. tomorrow debate on votes on a bill to modernize an strength then process of reviewing acquisitions and mergers in the u.s. for national security risks. follow the house live on c-span when members return at 6:30 eastern. until then, more from today's "washington journal." washington journal continues. host: joining us, taught harrison, the defense budget analysis director for the center for strategic and international studies, to talk abou

and stop talking to steve king, louie gohmert, and steven miller. i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr capuano: this bill also authorizes $24 billion to build a stupid wall this bill also says it's going ton harder for family reunification by repealing two laws that already allow it. this bill also says that three million people have done the right thing, are in line to become citizens, are going to be shunted aside. don't kid yourself about what this bill says and doesn't say. this bill also is a shame. you know it and i know it. a previous speaker said history will judge us. you're right. they will. on this issue, god is going to judge you as well. when you go to those gates, there's a little thing in there that says you, went out of your way, to choose children for your political purposes, you really think that's a good mark to have in your book? i don't think so. when you talk about compromise, takes a little bit more than just looking in the her

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and texas congressman louie gohmert. it's good to have you here. i'll start with you, representative ron desantis. was our favorite guy rod rosenstein -- i got to tell you. i watched that, congressman. i was so frustrated with the smirking and the don't attack me personally and the taking the time to run the clock. is he keeping information from congress? >> judge, this is really concerning. yes, they are keeping information from congress. but it's not just a normal stonewall. what they are saying is peter strozk open asthmasive counterintelligence information about trump's campaign. we know it was colored with bias and we know the problems. trying to get the details about it, rosenstein says i can't talk about it. it's classified and sensitive. peter strozk wednesday for the deposition he wouldn't answer most of the questions because it's classified. so they unleash the counterintelligence powers of the government. now they are using that, the sensitivity of that as a shield to protect them from congressional oversight. that is wrong. >> it's clea

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let's get to louie gohmert of texas. this feels like funny business. what is happening with this?> it sounds like funny business because it's ridiculous. these are games being played by some of the mueller cartel at the d.o.j. as long as we have a special counsel who will not confess to his limits this a problem. as long as we have republicans in the leadership positions who think it's okay to have orwellian spies, spy on presidential campaigns of one party then we have bigger problems than just the briefing. i don't know what was said in the previous briefing and i don't know what was in the documents but my understanding is the people who showed up, filibustered for most of the hours talking and they left no time to review the documents. it's not like the people who went did not want to review the documents. they just came in and made sure they didn't have time to review the documents and will come back later. this is outrageous. you don't even have to have the f.b.i. officials or the d.o.j. officials there to do the briefing. just provide the dag g.m. document -- the dadgum doc

and stop talking to steve king, louie gohmert, and steven miller. i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr capuano: this bill also authorizes $24 billion to build a stupid wall this bill also says it's going ton harder for family reunification by repealing two laws that already allow it. this bill also says that three million people have done the right thing, are in line to become citizens, are going to be shunted aside. don't kid yourself about what this bill says and doesn't say. this bill also is a shame. you know it and i know it. a previous speaker said history will judge us. you're right. they will. on this issue, god is going to judge you as well. when you go to those gates, there's a little thing in there that says you, went out of your way, to choose children for your political purposes, you really think that's a good mark to have in your book? i don't think so. when you talk about compromise, takes a little bit more than just looking in the her

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here with more of the house judiciary committee texas congressman louie gohmert.to be with you. thank you. griff: calling for a little bit of transparency, are you? >> it is what you just said a very little bit. it is at least something. but, robert mueller has done more damage during his 12-years as fbi director than any other -- probably all the directors put together. and then he comes in. he is the only special counsel we have ever had in history who absolutely did not care about not only the appearance of improprietor by his committee. he actively went out and sought people that hated the very person that they were going to be investigating. no other special counsel had been so blatant. that just shows the damaging aspect of justice of mueller himself. so, absolutely the least we can do is start looking at all the ways he is absolutely blown taxpayer dollars. griff: very quickly on this topic. because i have another one i want to get. to say there is 17 million in roughly 10 months. what will your piece of legislation do that will give us a month-by month, a

a favorite guest on the show, louie gohmert, republican from the grate state of -- great state of texasve been there many times, all hours of the day and night on the border. stuart: i think we've got a mess here. the republicans are split, not going to get a deal done -- >> not really. stuart: democrats don't want a deal, you won't get it through congress, and we've got a surge coming at the border. >> yeah, we do. stuart: they're going to blame you, louie. >> they can, but the problem is our leadership. it is not -- you look at the goodlatte bill -- stuart: louie, i'm sorry to interrupt -- >> we could have passed it. stuart: -- i do apologize, this is not the time for finger pointing. this is a time we admit we're not going to get a solution here. >> no, you can. we had a bill that nearly passed. it's not too late. as others pointed out. and i'm not finger or pointing, i'm saying this is how we fix it. stuart: no, you don't. >> we had 193 on goodlatte -- yes, we can pass that bill. stuart: so what? it's not going to go through the senate. they're going to reject it. >> well, yeah, but

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