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let's go to bradley maas and senior journalism fellow molly hemingway. good to have you both.do you make of this letter. this mueller letter to william barr saying i'm not happy with the way your letter is being perceived in the media. he said it is causing public confusion. >> this letter was delivered internally when mueller ended his probe, attorney general bar summarized, he quoted from the probe to save special counsel was not going to make a determination on obstruction, he had found no more indictments on collusion, there was no collusion between any american and a russian to change the election. these were very important. this letter suggests robert mueller whose job was to turn over a confidential document that the attorney general could do what he wanted, it is concerning because you want the special counsel not to be playing political games are caring about media coverage. it look like an impeachment report rather than something william barr will say in his testimony. the job was a binary job. come up with indictments or don't. which is interesting to see the tensio

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. >>> this week a united nations report warns as maas 1 million plants and animal species are at risk of extinction laerjly due to human action and global warming. it included thousand of scientific studies. and food security and clean water. we talk more about is with an energy professor at u.c. berkeley. and founder and president of the politic action commitae nextgen america. i know you have been lobbying for president. there was his assertion and the house committee vote to hold attorney general b or in contemcongress. but they're still side stepping the issue of impeachmen what do you think it will take to change their mind? >> i think as speaker pelosi said we're in a constitutional crisis because this has -- in an almost blaengt fashion says he does not recognize the saration of powers and he sin eeffect at war with an equal branch of government. i believe we are in a crisis and that crisis will enly deepen as the congress decide how assert their power. and -- >> but y saker pelosi is not willing to start imepeachment hearings.do ou thing she's making a mistake? >> i think fact

the german foreign minister heiko maas has been in the colombian capital bogota. he commented o on the situationn venezuela. >> for us, juan guaido is the transitional president tasked with organizing new elections.. that is the goal we are pursuing. we want free and f fair electios in v venezuela a and the electif a new president. we are going t to talk to membes of the o oosition ababout what n help them, whether additional sanctions could be a way to speed up those processes in venezuela. but we will also clearly tell them that what we want is for this to be a peaceful process withth no escalationon of viole. brent: that was the german foreign minister speaking earlier today. in the united states, the head of the justice department, attorney general william barr, is defended his handling of the mueller report into russian interference to the 2016 presidential election. speaking at a hearing of the senate judiciary committee, barr rejected accusations that he misrepresented its conclusions when he declared in a summary that the report did not support criminal ch

take a listen to what german foreign minister heiko maas said today. >> we do not agree with the stepaken by iran today. our message is and remainins clear. we, along with our partners, unconditionally standby the nuclear agreement. and that is why we expect iran to stand by the agreement, completely and unconditionally. brent: we have got iran accusing its eu partners of not holding their part of the nuclear deal. is that a fair assessment, and what can the e.u. do now moving forward? teri: iran does have a a pointn. it's economy has not r returnedo any state of robustness as it had hoped following the deal. it has completely impmplemented it, according to the internatational atomomic enener- energy agency whihich is responsible e for monitoriring i thisis is because ofof.s. sanctions, the sanctioio warned woululd be put on any countntry which continued -- company which continue doing business with iran, which is completely legal under the deal. it puts eu companies in a tough position, eu governments in a toughh position,n, but iran is riright, i it has not gotten wht expectedutut o

shannon: the legal eagles are here to discuss national security attorney bradley maas and former chiefistant us attorney andrew mccarthy. welcome, gentlemen. late developments tonight. you happen to know the us attorney that william barr has said this is the guy that will look at the origins of why they started digging into the trump campaign. what can you tell us? >> a very accomplished prosecutor, somebody who has a lot of respect from people on both sides of the aisle. he was originally brought in to be an in-house special counsel and he did have the investigations. attorney general holder brought him in to do the rest of it and they were very pleased with his performance. he's not a partisan guy but a no-nonsense professional prosecutor. shannon: us attorney durham, the inspector general, they are looking into the origins of the fisa warrants and who started this whole thing. this is the appropriate level of staffing to get it done. >> trump and william barr going you can run an investigation, everybody can run an investigation. it is getting ridiculous. the fbi did not choose who

bradley maas, independent counsel fall weisenburger. another tweet from the former fbi director says this. the ag should stop sliming his own department. if there are bad facts show us or search for them professionally and then tell us what you found. and ag must act like the leader of that part of justice, an organization based on truth. donald trump has enough. what do you make of this? the former fbi director coming up to the current ag. >> he is a congenital liar is what i think. the attorney general did not slime his own department. the attorney general said that if government officials acted improperly and abused their power and put their thumb on the scale that is something everybody should know about. he is going to look into it and said i am not saying that happened. let me tell you about william barr. last week i went to rod rosenstein's farewell in the department of justice. that was held in the great hall. they don't usually hold a farewell ceremony for the deputy ag in the great hall. christopher ray was there, william barr

national security tenney bradley maas and assistant attorney tom dupree here with expert analysis.o have you with us on a busy legal day. i will start with you. there has been a lot between bar and mueller and what they said and didn't say. the question becomes is a prosecutor supposed to go in and say i can't exonerate this person, can't not prove the crime, what are prosecutor supposed to do? >> normally they have sufficient evidence to pursue an indictment or pursue prosecution they would do that. the problem is to mueller faced that he was trying to outline was he had a procedural obstacle that prohibited him from doing so. he was stuck between a rock and a hard place. he had enough evidence to justify pursuing the charge but couldn't do so. he was blocked from doing it so what does he do? he knows this report will be made public. he outlines detailed facts, doesn't provide a recommendation prejudicial to the present that outlines the facts and says this is going to be for the political branch to decide, for congress, whatever congress decides to do in the american public decid

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. >> maas miss seven polling just today finds -- rasmussen polling shows three out of four americans you should is to prove that you're here legally. lou: do you think that the republican party understands that it has to work right now, diligently, feverishly to the insure the integrity of of the 2020 election? >> i would hope they do. i think coming out of the mueller report we understand that russia did try to tamper with our elections. they did not change the result, and i think that's important to underscore. but that doesn't mean our he can tomorrow system is safe. president obama thought it was, but i think we've seen that it's not, and he didn't take those concerns seriously from russia. lou: yeah. i think patrice makes a very important point and, chris, the real intervention in our elections was by the democrats. they stole, they stole the midterm elections. it's now clear. as a result of the investigation of robert mueller and his 17 angry democrats. what that has revealed is that they knew there was no collusion and did not tell the american people about it months in advanc

you the truth, israel has struck those rockets and missiles, particularly -- they arrive at the da a maasse right there at that international airport when they tried to move them into syria. israel's conducted over a hundred strikes in the last year and a half to two years inside syria against iran placing, trying to establish bases or bringing military capability that would encroach on israel. lou: and how much of this is a signal that is sending in the strength group, bolstering it with the bomber task forces, additional ships? how much of this is a signal also to our allies in europe about where we're headed, what we will expect in the way of cooperation when it comes to the threat posed by iran? >> well, i think anytime you're showing resolve against an adversary, it has ramifications around the world. just as we have seen in the previous administration we showed so much incredible weakness in backing away from our adversaries that they've been emboldened. and that's one of the reasons why we have so many problems that we're challenged with by -- today. and i think that the threat tha

. >> when they stand up to nancy pelosi and say, maaed dam speak or -- madam speaker, we are no longeror some bipartisan outreach in the house. elizabeth: senator kevin kramer, thank you for joining us, sir. appreciate it. thank you for having us in your home. thank you so much for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump has restored america to prosperity, he's restored americans' faith in our future, and the president has delivered on his promises of more jobs, better jobs, higher paying jobs, creating a vibrant, robust economy with the lowest unemployment rates in a half centuriment the president's economic -- century. the president's economic success puts him in a class with only fdr among presidents, and today he reviewed some of his results in his first 25 months in office. >> our country, needless to say, is doing fantastically well. we're setting records. over 100 days of stock market

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