with a jam-packed show featuring house minority leader kevin mccarthy, republican congressman mark meadowscory lecoreylewandowski, charlie kirl joining me loif. whistle-blowers, wit hunts and more. first whereby my opening statement. when does it epped. how long will this go on? the radical left's assault on justice brett kavanaugh has no limits. where truth has no meaning, it's not even relevant as the radical left continues to resist and shut us down by taking away our first amendment free speech rights, by preventing us from speaking at universities and colleges, by antifa, a bunch of cowards in ninja outfits and masks who beat us down while police are ordered to stand down and watch by liberal mayors and chief executives. the lies and baseless accusations with which the radical left continues to resist a supreme court justice which is then littered on the pages of the "the new york times" is shocking. the time standards don't even pass the basic standards of a high school newspaper. as if brett kavanaugh, the closest thing to an altar boy i've seen in adult male, didn't already go thro

and talk some sense blackpool's finest mark meadows yeah a lot of fun doesn't know much sense. but well before we get into the nitty gritty let's start with the highlights of fibroids match against often time it's been a tricky transition for the club the last coach you know young man over the summer and now they hosted a 5 book side on fire with 2 wins and a draw also fuck victory would see them move into the top 4 and even jump up to 2nd in the table if they won by a 5 goal margin. fred blogs christian made for changes to his starting line up for the clash with hoffenheim and it soon paid off chris jan going to made it one nil in the 11th minute. the defender drilling it into the corner of the net sebastian rudi tried to respond for hoffenheim but keeper alexander displayed some sharp reflexes meanwhile his team stayed on the attack and played with more urgency. doubling fribourg lead late in the 1st half. and peterson added another in the 59th minute his 2nd goal of the season rounding out the 3 nil scoreline with. it was mentality mentality conviction and work work work. it

eastern, featuring caucus members jim jordan, mark meadows, and chip roy. followed by panels on how to fix american politics, border immigration policy, and the state of agriculture. c-span, ason c-span.org, or on the free c-span radio app. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and you.y issues that impact coming up friday morning, we discussed the house democrats impeachment inquiry on president trump with house oversight reform committee member james comer, and congressmen can blue. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. acting national intelligence director joseph maguire testified on capitol hill about a whistleblower complaint against president

that is a problem, mark meadows, for jim comey. >> it's worse than that, sean. we now know that not only were there emails and communication back and forth between the state department and others, we also knew there was a real credibility problem. that was before the very first fisa. we also know that there was credibility problems, senator ron johnson, senator grassley are looking into some of those state department contacts. there are dozens of protocols that were broken. and i would suggest that there were a number of laws that were broken. and, ultimately, james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, glenn simpson, all have to be held accountable. but more importantly than that, we are going back, right now, and looking at the testimony of james comey, of andrew mccabe, and peter strzok. and now matching it with what we know, and we are finding a number of irregular inconsistencies there that would suggest that perhaps not everybody was truthful with congressional investigation. so, a lot more to unfold, but certainly today is a good step forward for justice, a

according to mark meadows he told the house he did not leak those memos to spur the appointment of ahe ig. he can't keep his story straight between congress and the ig. rob: if they are not going to go after the leaking of it you would think they would prosecutor for lying about leaking? leaking the worst crime or am i wrong? >> lying is easier to prove. he told two stores, one to congress and one to the ig, he could be prosecuted for lying to congress the same way michael:was. >> what could he be up against? >> if the referral happens and that has to happen first. mark meadows said he will send a referral over the ig, the ig has to investigate, it will be relatively easy to do, they just have to compare the transcript of his testimony to congress and the testimony he gave to the ig. rob: we are waiting on the public release of the fisa investigation. what do you expect? >> horowitz testified yesterday he completed his report and it was looked at by the attorney general. i would be very surprised if he had not concluded the fisa statute was abused by the fbi and obama justice departm

do they love mark meadows, thank you, mark.friend of mine who has been with us in the beginning, he's not a politician but he might as well be, he loves this party and he loves the estate and lives here, lewis dejo one of the most successful people. your wife is doing a great job, lewis. and a very special thanks to my son don junior and kimberly. [applause] great job. did don jr. give a good speech? [applause] i heard that, they all he was on fire. he loves this country. my son loves this country, my family loves this country. state that,rom your the first lady before she was first lady, she said there are two people that are unbelievable , you've got to watch them. i said i'm not interested. i'm too busy. no, you have to watch them come i've never seen -- they are so great and so smart and they love the country and they love you. diamond and silk. [applause] they are incredible. incredible people, thank you, what a job. and they are doing very well, have to tell you that. our shared republican agenda is pro-worker, pro-jobs,

our live coverage continues with jim jordan, mark meadows, and ship ride. then, pulitzer prize-winning columnist george bookdiscussed his "the conservative sensibility," at the texas tribune festival in austin. [applause] >> before i introduce my guest, i am obliged to tell you that you may not stay here after the event, you need to re-line up for the next event. also, if you would like to get a signed copy of the "conservative churches sensibility" by our guests, you need to do so after the conversation. needs noorge introduction. pulitzer prize winning columnist , he has preached the gospel of conservatism for over half a century, and i am delighted to have him in conversation here today. welcome, george. [applause] that austinerstand is ground zero for the conservative party. [laughter] >> you are absolutely in the right place. before we get started talking about your excellent book, george, just -- it's been an eventful week. another in a series of eventful weeks. can we just have -- let's address the elephant in the room. can we have your take on what'

members of the house freedom caucus taking part in the iscussion where north carolina congressman mark meadows, representative jim jordan of texas congressman chip roy. this took place at the texas in austin.tival >> this is an hour. morning, thank you for that wonderful introduction. i'm coauthor of the politico playbook. sherman, who we write our playbook every morning. for joining us here in austin. to have a great discussion. for those who may not know it's the top rated newsletter. through the noise every day and tell you what you really need to know, what's happening politics. world in it's a combination of walter girl.ite and gossip you can text pb to 66866 if you it. to sign up for his morning we're joined here by members of the house freedom caucus. a specialke to extend invitation to open congress and to our sponsor, pfizer, for politico tent here today. >> now i'm going to introduce our guest. thank you for the applause. i'm going to go down the line. if they don't like a question that means they can't attack us, nd you notice they are on the right-hand side of the stage. from the r

congressman mark meadows. member of the house overnight commute he. and member of the freedom of caucus. great to have you here. this has been quite a day beginning with the president of new york. he's home now. the intelligence committee hearing. i have to say that this is an extraordinary moment in history, to see all that was reported we would hear and read, and seeing what we read in the transcript, and looking at the complaint. your reaction somewhat the committee is going through right now. >> i looked at it and said there has to be five or six more pages of this transcript based on the reporting. when you look at it you start to say the buildup, the hype, we have seen this before from adam schiff, the hype of the russian collusion. now this is the ukrainian collusion. yet we saw adam schiff in all his glory today as chairman, he didn't read the transcript. he had to make it up because they had to build this hype that's out there. here is what we do know. the foundation of this whistleblower's complaint

a jim jordan and mark meadows and myself are going to have a lot of questions pertaining to the biden thing. the president has a right to ask about corruption in his own country and i don't see anything wrong with that. host: to circle back on the first question, are you concerned rudy giuliani overstepped his role and -- or should have not had a role at all? guest: i don't know. my question is what role did rudy giuliani have? serious,t be anything but to me, of everything i have read about the transcript, the two things that stand out in my mind our what was rudy giuliani's role? and why was biden getting paid by ukraine? at the end of the day, the potential for this to backfire on democrats again is pretty high. just like the mueller report, democrats went all in on the mueller report and it was by all accounts, a dud and then they thought we will give mueller an opportunity to come before congress and go into greater detail and it was a dud. the democrats clearly want to impeach president trump. this has been their goal from day 1. in my mind and in the minds of most kentuckians,

they love mark meadows. thank you mark.f mine who has been with us not a politician but might as well be he loves us and the party one of the most successful people lewis, thank you and your wife is doing a great job. and a very special thank you to my son don and kimberly. great job. did don junior give a good speech? [cheers and applause] i heard that. they said he was on fire. he loves this country my son loves this country. and two people in your state the first lady before she was first lady said there are two people that are unbelievable. i said i'm not interested i'm too busy she said no no no watch they are so great they love their country they love you. diamond and silk. [cheers and applause] incredible. incredible people. thank you very much. and they are doing very well. i have to tell you that. our shared republican agenda is pro- jobs and profamily and pro- growth and 100 percent pro- american. [applause] usa. usa. [chanting] so is doug collins and john ratcliff, thank you fellows. to incredible fighters for de

and today mark meadows, amongst others, stepping up.- i have to say kevin mccarthy, bless his heart, it's like he doesn't have a pulse, for god's sake. we're talking about the president of the united states being harassed, as he says -- and to me, being subverted -- what in the world does it take to light a fire under the leadership in the house and the senate? >> well, it's disappointing, but i'm hoping that they'll get themselves together and move forward with a more full-throated defense of our president and pushing back on the democrats and really calling this out for what it is. this is tearing up the constitution, throwing it out the window and doing anything they can to subvert the will of the people, and it needs to be called that. this is an ongoing effort at a coup, and, you know, the last time republicans tried to do this, by the way, it didn't really end up very well for republicans. so i think we need to call them out and really take it to them, but i haven't seen that so far today, you're right. and mitch mcconnell's comme

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i know jim jordan and mark meadows myself are going to have a lot of questions pertaining to the biden thing. so far i haven't seen anything that the president is right to ask about corruption in his own country and it is a a thing wrg with it. >> host: to circle back on the first question, are you concern rudy giuliani overstepped his role or he should i not had a role at all? >> guest: i don't know. my question is what role did rudy giulianiio have? it may not be anything serious but to mee of everything i've read about the transcript, the two things that stand out in my mind are out of curiosity, what was rudy giuliani is role and secondly why was biden getting paid by ukraine? at the end of the day, the potential for this to back on the democrats again iss pretty high. just got the mueller report. the mueller report came out and it wasas by all accounts a dad. then without we will get more an opportunity to come before congress and go into greater detail about obstruction of justice, and again it was a dead. thewa democrats clearly what mps president trump if this is been from day

joining us now, mark meadows who is north carolina congressman and head of the house freedom caucus and sits on the house of foreign affairs committee, member of the freedom caucus. it is great to have you here. and, let's talk about the win for murphy and for bishop and those races in your home state. >> big wins, both candidates ran excellent campaigns and guess what they did, they embraced this president and they said they did not run from him, not only are we going to support this president but we will advance his agenda, we will not change when we get to washington, d.c. and what we saw was an unbelievable victory. it would not have happened without the president coming in to the ninth district, you can see the voter turnout surging where he and the vice president gave the rally on monday and it was a big win. >> the president tweeted a comment about cnn packing up with satellite and its talent and pulling out. they had quite a different expectation obviously of the outcome. that frustration, that is one thing to see the complicity between the left-wing media and the democratic par

mark meadows, thank you, the republican on the hill. talk again.aking from washington inspector general for the intel community agreeing to testify behind closed doors to the house intel committee over a whistleblower complaint. here is the report. "washington post" says it concerns a promise made by president trump in a phone call with a foreign leader. griff jenkins sorting through it live on the hill now. hello. >> bill, yeah, we're here outside the intelligence committee room but we haven't actually seen inspector general michael atkinson comet. the hearing was supposed to start at 9:00 a.m. no one has laid eyes on him. this hearing along with a "washington post" article is likely going to spark a stand-off between the intelligence community, congress and the white house. in this post article this quote in particular getting a lot of attention. trump's interaction with a foreign leader included a promise regarded as so troubling it prompted an official in the u.s. intel community to file a formal whistleblower complaint with the inspector gener

expected this time still congress is trying to send a message a message north carolina congressman mark meadows ohio congressman jim jordan reject this is a show vote. mister speaker, this has nothing to do was really legislating just one more example. >>the democrats attacking the president trying to solve the problem. >>lawmakers could attempt to override a presidential veto, but they don't appear to have the required votes in washington, alexandra leigh mt. >>kron four's now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on get caught up on all the latest breaking news and weather. any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. 5 a 13 year-old girl approached by a man on her way home from school. what he said to her that police are calling suspicious. >>plus an console a bull on the stand former dallas police officer amber. guyger testifies the tense moments from that testimony. >>car for hosted san francisco district attorney candidates in a debate today and they weighed in on the city's the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from

willing to look into so-called irregularities by fired fbi director james comey after congressman mark meadows said comey's congressional testimony doesn't match what he told ig michael horowitz as far fisa abuse probe. >> i am finding a number of irregularities. >> it is certainly appropriate to get a referral about a then employee of the department. we will assess it and as you indicated before we will make an independent assessment. >> horwitz elaborating on his report where he said comey set a dangerous example through memo leaks adding there was concerned that it could empower authorities to break protocol. we will have more on this coming up but first canadian prime minister justin trudeau is apologizing for this. take a look. time magazine revealing the bombshell photo which he says was taken during an arabian nights themed party in 2001 and wasn't the first time. >> in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done it. when i was in high school i dressed up at a talent show and saying dale with makeup on. i didn't consider it a racist action at the time but now we know bet

and today mark meadows tea monks on the -- amongst others stepping up. kevin mccarthy, bless his heart. it's like he doesn't have a pulse. we are talking about the president of the united states being harassed and subverted. what does it take to light a fire under the leadership in the house and senate? >> it's disappointing. but i am hoping they will get themselves together and push bang on the democrats and call this what it is. this is tearing up the constitution and doing what they can to subvert the will of the people. this is a coup. the last time republicans tried to do this it didn't end up well for republicans. we need to call them out and take it to them. i haven't seen that so far today. mitch mcconnell's comments were helpful either. lou: do they need resuscitation? what can we do for them to let them know they have important jobs and responsibility to the american people and certainly to the republican party. >> i agree. the good news is the american people don't support that. everybody checks with their pollsters, i hope they will figure it

with a jam-packed show featuring house minority leader kevin mccarthy, republican congressman mark meadowsowski, charlie kirl joining me loif. whistle-blowers, wit hunts and more. first whereby my opening statement. when does it epped. how long will this go on?

sarah carter, fox news contributor, and also joining us, mark meadows. congressman meadows, basically, we have this all wrapped up. i know of three occasions. i am told as many as three occasions. the russian dossier being unidentified. he used it anyway as the bulk of information. to me, that's premeditated frau fraud. >> bell, sean, we do know is that there has been nothing consistent about james comey's testimony. nothing consistent about the way he went about this investigation. the only thing that has been consistent is the fact that he was willing to break protocol relentlessly to go after this president. and we do know, as you mentioned, number of times, not only warning signs, but red stop signs that say, "do not go further, because there are credibility issues, there are certainly different motives here. and yet, those were never discussed with the president. when that infamous briefing happened in trump tower, they didn't say, oh, by the way, the democrats are paying for this. by the way, we have concerns with credibility, and by the way, we kn

judge jeanine: two key players in the house, congressman jim jordan and mark meadows join me with theirake. thanks so many for being here tonight. your reaction to my open? >> judge, it was great. you are exactly right. the democrats have been lying about this president and attacking this president even before he got elected. july 31, 2016 when it was candidate trump they opened an investigation into this guy and it's been nonstop attacks ever since. this so-called whistleblower complaint is just the latest. judge jeanine: when congressman jordan talked about july 31 of 2016, i am thinking about the inspector general's report that's being declassified right now. we'll find out whether he's recommending criminal charges against jim comey and the fraud upon the fisa court. isn't it interesting every time something comes out that they want to cover up, then they are going to start with this impeachment right before the inspector general's report declassified comes out. do you find that a coincidence? >> this diversionary tactic of theirs is like the coordinated effort to keep this story go

mark meadows on the double standard. >> it is two standards.janitor if the president uses the wrong recycling bin to disparage the president. when it comes to democrats and wrongdoing they don't want to have witnesses or anybody there because they are afraid of the truth. >> sandra: reaction will continue to pour in on that and more on your show tonight. breaking news on iran if i could get your thoughts. saudi arabia has now come out and said it was -- that the attack on their oil facilities was unquestionably sponsored by iran. saudi arabia just moments ago. >> we have a secretary of state mike pompeo on his way to have discussions about this. one thing that i think people should keep a close eye on is the difference in what we're hearing from general again dunford and president trump. we want to see if they need assistance from us. then you have secretary of state pompeo and senator lindsey graham saying this is a clear attack on the international energy supply of the world. those are two very different things. one is saying we have an ally

joining us the brazilian foreign minister and jim jordan and mark meadows. trish: the liberal media putting lives at risk in an attempt to take down the president. they said the cia had to extricate a spy because of president trump. they put the life of a former sky and asset to the united states and others at risk. a former cia covert officer is joining us with exclusive new intel on this developing story. john bolton, the president's national security advisor is out of a job. the president's cabinet backing up the decision. >> the president is entitled to the staff he wants. any moment it's a staff person who works for the president of the united states. he should have people he trusts and values and whose efforts and judgment benefit him in delivering american foreign policy. trish: is this the end of the neocons. the president campaigned on getting us out of conflict. prime time * is next. trish: the liberal media's hate for the president at a new level. the cia calling cnn misguide and false in its reporting. cnn reported that the cia pulled a high-leve

mark meadows. [applause] he is great. devon nunez.when it was info to say that comey was a stone cold buyer and leaker. but he knew a long time and do they love him in your state? and to love the party and love the state and to have one of the most successful people. you're doing a great job louis. great job. [applause] did john mann - - don junior give a great speech? i heard them. they all did. he was on fire he loves his country my son and my family loves this country. and two people from your state the first lady before she was first lady said there are two people that are unbelievable. you have to watch them percocet i'm not interested. i'm too busy. no no no you have to watch them. they are so great and smart. they love the country. they love you. diamond and silk. [cheers and applause] >> incredible people. what a great job and they are doing very well. our shared republican agenda profamily progrowth and 100 percent pro- america usa. usa. by the way so when is doug collins and john ratcliff. thank you. to incredible fighters a

scheduled speakers include mark meadows and 020 democratic presidential candidate steve bullock. live coverage saturday 10:30 a.m. eastern on cspan. this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. historians talk about the lessons learned from the reconstruction period after the civil war. >> the concept of whiteness before the civil war was a barrier of exclusion when states said only white men can vote, whiteness was therefore used to exclude others. but in the civil rights act whiteness becomes a baseline. if white people enjoy certain legal rights, everybody else has to enjoy those rights also. >> and at 8:00 on lectures in history, the deindustrialization of the united states in the 1970s and 'safeties and sunday 2:00 p.m. eastern the cloj lo psychological impact of flying in the. united states appear challenges for women in the apollo program. >> they're supposed in the room this karm was just on me i had no idea how long it had been on me. i didn't say anything about it. we didn't even know the term sexual harassment. and there is two ways to think abou

there with the vex news contributor sarah carter, and also joining us, mark meadows. we have this all wrapped up. he was warned, i know of three occasions. i am told as many as fiveon occasions. the russian dossier beingunveri. he used it anyway as the bulk of information. to me, that's premeditatedfraude denying one american his constitutional rights and more importantly spying on a presidential candidate, then transition team and then president. >> sean, what we do know is that there has been nothing consistent about james comey's testimony, nothing consistent about the way he went about this investigation. the only thing that has been consistent is the fact that he was willing to break protocol relentlessly to go after this president. and, we do know, as you mentioned, a number of times, not only warning signs but red stop signs that say, do not go further, because there are credibility issues, there are certainly different motives that are w here. and yet, those were never discussed with the president. when that infamous briefing happened in trump tower, they didn

mark meadows and jim jordan will be talking about the rudderless democrat in their quest to impeach thesident. ben shapiro good friend opinion or two. mariano rivera just received the medal of freedom honor against the ultimate honor, coming back on our show and talking about it. the owner of the houston rockets, i hope we can fit it into 3 hours. we will tell them to stay in bed and -- rob: will you play sandman when he comes in? >> we are not going to fall into that trap. we will treat him like the retired player he is just like everybody else. >> we are all retired players. diarrhea?! new pepto diarrhea to the rescue! its three times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms. it does nothing to kill the bacteria. treat diarrhea at its source with new pepto diarrhea. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're