mark meadows from d.w. sports is joining us now he can tell us more so mark it couldn't have just been this 51 loss what else is going on here well they had a similar story last season when he 1st took over he had a bad start and everyone was saying always going to be fired and then somehow he turned around to win the big trophy is in germany but it seems maybe something else is afoot the players of maybe turned against him one big issue is that the chairman collins room in india has have clashes with him in the past and he was the president of the club kind of supported kovacs now who is leaving his post in a few weeks which leaves room a nigga as the power broker and he has obviously snapped and said look this cannot go on any longer yet 51 is just not a result of the sofa but it is true that they went down to 10 men after only 10 minutes so it was a tough one but they decided we can't go on with this especially with 2 really big games coming up in the next week brian and i mean after a match day 10 buyers

mark meadows from dubai. sports joins us now to tell us more mark it couldn't have just been this 51 lost in frankfurt what else is going on here yeah there's definitely something more underlying i mean they were in the same situation last season when he 1st took over the results of very poor people calling for his sacking and he managed to turn that around but i think nick and i think a deja vu here we have the same problem last season ok the money's to to win the title in the german cup but is this really happening all over again and it's not just the results i think it's also maybe that you get on very well with the club chairman karl has room in the game is going to be quite open about a bit of frost in those days he's big supporter of the club is the president now he's actually stepping down in a few weeks so i think that has precipitated this really and normally when the players start to grow a moan. a lot he lost his job in the previous buy and coaches so yeah. it is a bit of a surprise because they're

trump worshiper mark meadows was in the room, and they couldn't come up with a single word to put in those transcripts released today that was helpful to donald trump. donald trump might not have brought mark meadows to a world series game and to the ultimate fighting spectacle in madison square garden this weekend if donald trump knew that mark meadows did and said absolutely nothing for him in those depositions, nothing. jim jordan and mark meadows are completely different people with the door closed and no cameras allowed. the real evidence in this case is the same, whether the testimony is public or private, but what we discover in private testimony is that there is absolutely no defense of donald trump being offered by republicans or by the republican committee staff council, who is allowed to ask as many questions as they wanted to in the two demgss released today. and those questions accomplished nothing, they accomplished nothing in their many questions. that is why republicans did not issue their own set of highlights today from the depositions, no republican highlights what

i mean, these are not -- as far as i know mark meadows is not a lawyer, jim yordan dojordan doe law degreee depending on if i was the president, not crabbe and goul from "harry potter." rudy's a little busy. i don't want to litigate whether or not the president should have representation because these are depositions. during clinton there was no representation by the president. open hearings are a different question. my question from you, asha to you, if jordan and meadows go from depositions to white house to consult, how is it okay? >> first of all, chris and asha, you actually don't know what is being said there. what we do know is what's coming out of those depositions is a lot of leaking by democrats and what's been reported and including by your network is what these two members of congress on the republican side are doing to the extent that they can publicly, pushing back on the false narrative being painted by adam schiff and his cronies saying the way they spun that testimony isn't quite right, isn't quite true. second, with respect to this being a so-called quasi judicial proceed

such a sham. >> sean: mark meadows, look, you have been phenomenal in every way, too.now you work hard behind the scenes on everything that's been happening. how does this continue, based on hearsay, and what do you think of my challenge to the senate that the federal rules should apply as it relates to hearsay evidence?de it should not be admissible and i think anybody shouldny have their sixth amendment constitutional right to confront their accusers. >> well, you are exactly right. and jim was right. here we have got the third witness now that's coming in, sean. and what i have found is none of those witnesses have ever met donald trump. and so when you have a real conversation with them, you start to say well, golly, you know, why are they actually the star witnesses? now, tomorrow, it's even better than that. the ambassador who is coming in wasn't there during the phone call. wasn't there when the aid was suspended. do you know where she was? she was at georgetown. and so we got nancy pelosi talking about bribery. the only bribery that's going to take place is whe

very surprised as i say i feel it give him a few more weeks while an exciting season ahead of us mark meadows to his sports thanks very much protesters have returned 11 on streets as they continue to press for wholesale political reform the country has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption prime minister stepped down this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the political system meanwhile government supporters have also been making their voices heard. rallying around their leader thousands of protesters are pushing back against cries for president michel aoun to step down his backers say the country needs him to root out corruption and to bring economic stability. they have money in the president isn't to blame for lebanon he's not responsible for everything wrong in the country today he shouldn't step down protesters think if the president needs power the problems will be solved on the contrary if that happens the crisis will worsen over there because the image that the. anti-government protesters that disagree f

congressman mark meadows. up next.ptimism from the white house that a trade deal with china will still be signed. but what progress has been made in those talks with china. we'll take that up with dr. michael pillsbury. this time of year, what do you give? when it's your extra concert, game or special event tickets to vet tix, you're giving our nation's service members and veterans an amazing experience they'll cherish forever. this holiday season, don't just give... vet tix. give something to those who gave. for more information on how you can make a difference right now, go to vettix.org. lou: china's three state telecomes announced they released their 5g today. they plan to install the 5g stations across china this year. huawei said it has signed 60 commercial contracts to supply 5g networks around the world. the united states is lagging. secretary of state mike pompeo delivered a passionate speech last night the hudson institute in new york. he slammed the communist regime amid trade talks between the united states

>> two of the president's top allies on capitol hill, jim jordan and mark meadows have been trying to guide the white house has it grapples with the closed door hearings as well as the leaks that are coming out from capitol hill. we are told they are trying to help them understand whether there are any mischaracterizations of what has been publicly reported and what's been out there in the face of these leaks and the closed door hearings. mark meadows telling cnn that he is only sharing broad characterizations with white house lawyers, not sharing specifics. jim jordon telling c nrnn he ne divulged nifinformation that shd not be answered. they have been careful not to divulge anything to break house rules. they have been trying to help guide them as white house lawyers try to shape the legal strategy and as we know a big sticking point for the administration is they don't have lawyers in the room during the hearings and the white house is turning to allies on capitol hill to help them. >> i'm sure they are getting plenty of help. thanks very much for that. excellent reporting. preside

they seem mark meadows did exactly that. >> sure. >> in about an hour. >> and it was a shameless momentndsey graham as well. you know three years into seeing them twist themselfs into a defense of donald trump and, chris, i think it's appropriate at times not to ask why. but to simply contextualize their behavior and condemn it. just leak we can contextualize the fact that donald trump lies to the american people. key contextualize that and say the president is lying. i think it's important that we condemn moments like this by mark meadows what we saw from lindsey graham and acknowledge we are a weaker nation tonight because of the behavior of congressional republicans. they are defending the man in donald trump and in doing so are turning their back to the nation. what the testimony of these diplomats continues to show is that there was rampant widespread corruption within the trump administration. we know that and, frankly, it probably touches the vice president and secretary of state as well. and instead of defending the nation in the midst of this peril the president put us in, they

in other words, not a damn thing with this crowd. >> anna, when we hear the sound from mark meadows,n hannity and even the president and then of course last night rand paul as well, is it a real threat we're going to out you? is it about, as harry points out, striking fear into the heart of anyone who might speak out against this administration? is it a rallying cry for the base or all of the above? >> it's certainly a rallying cry for the base, chris. i think that's why you see the president regularly tweeting about this and also when he's down on campaign rallies speaking about this. i think it's something that his followers really kind of luike o hear him go after the whistle-blower on this. as you've had more people publicly come forward and testify and be deposed, the whistle-blower becomes a lot less important when it comes to actually house democrats deciding whether or not to impeach him. i do think there's a disagreement within the republican party. there's a lot of republican senators who have come forward today, senator john thune of south dakota, senator chuck grassley, c

lou: congressman mark meadows, good to see you.n obama-appointed judge rejecting the trump administration claims of immunity for close aides. today's ruling in response to the house judiciary lawsuits subpoena the president's former white house lawyer don mcghan. he can testify but he may invoke executive privilege. the justice department to appeal the decision. the defense chief firing the navy secretary, marks percent says he dismissed navy secretary richard spencer because he violated the chain of command. president trump ordered the navy to halt its review of eddie gallagher's actions in 2017 as he posed next to a dead isis fighter. the instead spencer went behind is per's back and -- is per rsh's back that would have cut a deal with the white house that would have let the process go on and on. spencer is fired and the violation of the chain of command is complete. president trump gained support from a voting bloc that has the dimms worried. stay with us. we'll be right back. [sneeze and sniffles] are you ok? yah, it's just a c

jim jordan, mark meadows, and so much more as we continue.hey're next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: joining us now are republican congressman, these are freedom caucus guys, honestly, i don't care if it's russian wish hunt. i don't care iwitch-hunt. ukraine witch-hunt. these two guys have led the way and amazing in terms of dill jensz, hard work, behind the scenes, in front of the k57 cameras. i watched you beat the heck out of the media with your temper show in a bit. it was pretty cool. i didn't expect it. you had a little hannity in there i was pretty happy about it. [laughter] look, jim, let me just throw it to you. this is a schiff show. this is hurting our country. look at the foreign ambassador, the foreign whatever person tonight, president zelensky saying it before. no, that we never felt any of this. this never happened. >> third witness tomorrow in second hearing is another person that had no contact with the president no, contact with chief of staff mulvaney. i don't think she ever talked to mayor giuliani. yet this is their third star witness in

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and mark meadows is here from sports to tell us more and how widespread is the problem well the german football federation put out a report about last season and there were almost 3000 verbal and physical attacks on referees and $685.00 games have to be called off so that shows you it's a massive problem in germany it's obviously a massive problem across the world and not just in football in professional football as well i mean in peru just this month referee was attacked after a major cup game he was attacked with a ball and kicked in the head the difference is each of us you had a system referees to come to his aid and federation officials and riot police. but if you're an amateur ref. you're just on your own and i used to be an amateur referee back in the day when i was a student and i was attacked in an m.n.c. game i was kicked between the legs and pushed over to pick myself up out of the modern german red card and of course he went to the sideline and was saving for the entire game with gestures towards me and i knew that my safety you know was in trouble basically after the end o

as a vegan mark meadows from sports to tell us more about this story. is this a widespread problem it is yeah i mean the german football federation put out a report and there was almost 3000 verbal and physical attacks on referees in germany last season and 685 games have to be cancelled because of it so it's a massive problem in germany but of course it's not just a problem in germany is a problem worldwide when you think about how many amateur football matches take place on a weekend across the world the amount of referees being attacked is absolutely enormous and it's not just amateur football i mean in peru earlier this month in a major competition the referee was attacked at. the game at a ball thrown at him but the difference is he had federation official assistant referees there to help him and riot police who came onto the field to calm things down if you're an amateur referee you are completely alone there aren't enough referees to go around so there isn't really assistant referees i have it is just you against off and 22 angry men on a sunday

john solomon, congressman mark meadows and lee zeldin among our guests monday.xt, how attorney general william bear is characterizing the suspicious death of jeffrey epstein. and john solomon fighting back against what has been a wholesale highly targeted disinformation campaign against him during the radical dimms impeachment farce. lou: attorney general william barr and chad wolf today taking action urging the chief justices of the oregon and washington supreme courts to stop block i.c.e. agents from detaining illegal immigrants in their court house. the attorney general and wolf arguing their actions, those judges in those two states, pose an outright danger to the public. the attorney general describing the mysterious death of jeffrey epstein as a perfect storm of screwups. he says after personally reviewing security footage i can confirm no one entered epstein's cell the night he died. prince andrew has been kicked out of buckingham palace after he defended his friendship with epstein. disputing vindman, award-winning journalist john solomon refuting vindma

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joining me now is mark meadows and chris stewart. let's start with you congressman stewart. you were there and you got to question again the star witnesses. what's your big take away? >> there is not a single person that watch this and said to themselves, holy cow. there wasn't any surprises or any bombshells. i think the democrats set this up as like watergate. they expected john dean to appear and have this dramatic moment where people listen and say this is a real problem. it's not going to materialize, we know these witnesses will tell us. there are no surprises coming. i think one week from now after about a half a dozen of these most americans are going to say, is that all? you remove the president of the united states less than a year from election, over this? i don't take it's to sell. >> laura: i want to share something with you, congressman meadows. it was wild. >> i want to thank you again and conclude by saying, because i can't let it go unanswered, some of my colleagues made the statement repeatedly that i had met with the whistle-blower and i knew who the whist

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reports republicans wanting jim jordan from oversight to sit in temporarily on intelligence, and mark meadows. what is behind their thinking? guest: they want public defenders of the president and meadows and jordan are that, they are forceful and loyal backers and they are smart as a shy to gett combative with witnesses. republicans may think they may need that when cameras turn on. host: casey burgat is our guest. we welcome our comments -- your comments. democrats, use the democrat line. we wanted to show you the opinion piece from betsy, the former u.s. -- new york state attorney general. the headline says, pelosi's impeachment rules guarantee a partisan circus. i want to point out, she says democrats are boasting about the impeachment inquiry protections offered to trump, claiming they are the same rules devised for president nixon and clinton but that is a lie. section f, devised by jerrold nadler, stipulates that unless the president surrenders his executive privilege, a power the supreme court has ruled michael to his office, he and his lawyers will be denied the ability to call or, q

mark meadows told cnn that he has only shared brought characterizations, pointing to the house rulesing him from revealing details. he views some miss character zblairkss coming from democrats after the testimonies. jim jordan for his part telling cnn he has divulge that has not been -- when some witnesses such as jim morrison recently backs up aspects of the defense that hurts the democrats' strategy, lawmakers have pointed that out but have been careful ton divulge too much. they're walking a fine line. pamela brown, cnn, the white house. >> steve v laddic, a cnn contributor. good to see you. what do you make of the strategy getting infollow guidance from a few republican members of congress? >> in one sense i think it's not at all surprising. in another sense, i think it's a pretty telling and sober reflex of where we are. we're supposed to have the separation of powers, not parties. yet here we have members of the house who ar supposed to be playing the role of grand jurors helping the puttative defense. it's not as pamela said, not against the rules as long as they're not divulg

a number of your republican colleagues like congressman lee zeldin, mark meadows, jim jordan, complainedccess to witnesses, yet the transcripts, congressman, show that they all actively interviewed ambassador yovanovitch. was the whole storming of the scif based on a lie? >> it was a complete fraud. i mean there were people who had to leave the room where they were about to question the witnesses to go out and join the fake freedom riders to come back in to have their pepperoni pizza sit-in. it was absurd. but what's interesting when you actually read the transcripts was they had the opportunity to ask whatever questions they want, and they didn't lay a glove on yovanovitch. they didn't lay a glove on mckinley because they're not able to discredit or impeach their testimony in any way. these are upright, honorable civil servants, foreign service officers, professionals of the first degree and rank, and they couldn't lay a glove on them in terms of what their story was, in terms of their credibility, the authenticity of what they brought to the impeachment investigation. it's a remarkable

here's mark meadows who is, of course, on that other side responding -- i'm sorry. this is kevin mccarthy after the vote. >> today the country just witnessed the only bipartisan vote on that floor was against. the question to the speaker are the same questions i provided in the letter about the unfair process that we had. what has changed since march? in all the hearings, there's nothing compelling, nothing overwhelming. so the speaker should follow her own words on what bipartisan vote on that floor and in the sham that's been putting this country through this nightmare. >> congressman, does the lack of bipartisanship in that vote concern you? >> well, the republicans were in the room so this was an open process if you want to consider partisanship. it was both parties, both legal counsels. i'm sure that mccarthy had access to the information that i found to be compelling and credible. and that i'm sure the american people would also find to be compelling and credible. even in the nixon impeachment process the support for the impeachment process at this stage was m

mark meadows had to admit this wasomewhere democrats seemed to land a punch.t is impornt because it is a contrast with what nick pointed out. there is a fight over the detail here. democrats and republicans are making detailed arguments abt what we kn about what the president did or didn't do. on the other hand, it gordon sondland and swallow realized the bigger battle is for the american public. swallow well -- swalwell was saying, was this wrong? being able to get an acting ambassador to say that about a president h serving is very rare and everyone felt it. it went beyond the mechanics o what is an impeachable offense and was aimed at this president and his t policies, ay good or bad? democrats and republicans both mefelt that . judy: thiseminds us that there are policies at issue here. that are being frankly at the very heart of this. nick: and a core of u.s. policy of ukraine. how much washe.s. helping ukraine? over the last five years the u.s. provided ukraine 1.6 billion dollars across the obama and trump administration's. thiss everything from ambulanc

mark meadows.p last weekend to go to that -- so they've been effective in combatting some of the democratic charges from those closed-door depositions. and they're worried that some of the more moderate members like will herd on the intelligence committee aren't going to goal to bat for the president. there's also a question what happens to the members that they would need to, you know, swap out. it's a pretty unprecedented move. >> reappointing a member to a specific committee? >> yeah, just for the purpose of protecting the president. so, you know, i don't know how that will go down with friends of will herd and other members. >> let me you can about politics, it was a big election night. big wins in kentucky, big wins in virginia for the democrats. put that in context, how significant are they for both the republicans and democrats? should we be reading into that or not that significant? >> i think it's kind of in the middle, matt bevin was pretty unpopular in kentucky. and people did not like h

was desperate to prove that republicans were not losing the impeachment fight >> hold on we have mark meadowsongressman meadows, can we talk about -- so he's walking by right now, but republicans are really struggling to defend the president -- okay great. >> we're not struggling on anything >> okay, so congressman -- >> the republicans are not struggling on anything >> seth: he's like a guy who's too proud to admit he doesn't know how to swim "i'm not drowning, do not throw me a life preserver. i love the taste of saltwater. i think i can see my grandmother. [ light laughter ] also can we hear that clip again with the tire screeching >> congressman meadows, can we talk about - so he's walking by right now but republicans are really struggling to defend the president -- [ screeching tires ] okay, great. >> we're not struggling on anything >> okay. >> seth: and now - [ laughter and applause even trump's own appointees -- [ cheers and applause trump's own appointees are admitting there was a quid pro quo with ukraine so republicans are changing their argument again yesterday lindsey graham, the

republican mark meadows says he doesn't buy that these transcripts are necessarily even what they seem. he says he thinks democrats have tampered with them. take a listen. >> you and i both know how this game will work out. they will release the transcripts that are most beneficial to them, make the thw cycle happen, and then the damning transcripts that are available, they will wait a period of time to release them. >> irs, we are now standing by waiting for the around 2:00 p.m. arrival of the two other witnesses who are supposed to be here today. one of those is michael ellis, he's a national security lawyer. the other is brian mccormick, he's a senior advisor to mick mulvaney to get a gun, we are not anticipating they're going to show, but we are standing by and we will let you know right away if they do. >> harris: distro quickly -- i know sometimes it can be fast- moving -- but i want to make sure congress would mark meadows is quoted directly. he didn't say they are tampering, he said they might release an old black somethings. just want to get on the record with that. thank you

mark meadows remarked to cnn's request for comment and he said he was just offering brought characterizations of what exactly it is that's going on in those rooms, but of course, that kind of gives you a glimpse, erin, into how the white house is responding to this, because they feel like they've been blindsided and they've not been told exactly what's going on while democrats say we're doing our work behind closed doors and adam schiff saying they'll start releasing the transcripts next week before moving on to those public hearings and we should also note there should be some republicans who were not sitting in on the depositions and including he had not been to one of them until he'd been to alex vindman, the official you were referring to this week. the white house will be wrestling now with what they're going to do once these hearings go into the public points and everyone can see what it is that these witnesses are saying about the president and his efforts to pressure the ukrainian officials. >> thank you very much, kaitlan. i want to go now to andre carson who is on the intel jligence

mark meadows.e will tell you more about members of the committee and the president had to say throughout the show this morning. host: we will show you that first hour of the hearing on c-span until the house comes in at 10:00. you can switch over and watch the hearings in full on c-span 3. 737-0001 for democrats, -- we start with richard, san francisco california, what are you expecting from the round of hearings? think the main events from wednesday of sans lynn, because is in a pickle he made light of congress and tried to amend that. be --ere is going to let's take a look at this. here is kind of a megalomaniac authoritarian that is going to let people run around and do bidding on their own without his direction? host: do you think it is significant that two people who listen on the phone call will be giving testimony today? it is going to be him in the hot seat because he has either got to tell us he was taking orders from trump the -- that was the whole reason they -- goons thatand the were as

mark meadows as an opportunity to substantively question a witness before him. but instead of actually question the witness, he spends several minutes complaining about not being allowed to ask questions. the acting chairman tells him he can ask questions over and over and over and over and over. that, you know, is the republican approach in a nutshell, whining about process, but not engaging on the substance. meanwhile, the president's approach has been to tweet insane information about the transcripts and undermine the republican messages of the day. quote, republicans, don't be led into the fools trapped saying it was not perfect, the phone call that is. it is not impeachable. no, it is much stronger than that. nothing was done wrong. all of these are just attempts, different attempts to try to find some story, any story that will stick to keep the trump base in mind. the goal here is not to persuade people not persuadable as much as it is to give trump tv something to talk about that is not the president's completely impeachable behavior when he attempted to

i did have the chance to talk to keep republican mark meadows, again, just a couple of minutes ago. and he confirmed to fox news for the first time that he does not know the identity of the whistle-blower who filed the claim that kicked off the impeachment inquiry. this an issue today that is very much on the minds of republicans here on the hill as more and more look to report about who they think the whistle-blower could be. now more on that testimony as we are standing by, this is as we are waiting to hear from the transcript from special envoy to ukraine and kurt volker, and the e.u. ambassador gordon sondland. he was one of the first to dig into the extent that rudy giuliani was in the report on ukraine. the intel committee believes that volker's testimony was helpful to president trump because it took some of the pressure off of the president and instead refocus the democrats energy onto rudy giuliani, his personal attorney. now sondland's deposition by contrast focused on what democrats say was a quid pro quo between president trump and president zelensky of ukraine. republic

great day for jim jordan, devin nunes, ratcliffe, mark meadows outside of the hearing to be down at the media they deserve. democrats knelt look stupid and the mob and the media grabbing at straws. a nightmare for nancy pelosi. she's not even having a press conference with the compromised schiff. watching these people tried to something together out of nothing is like a thing of beauty. today's hearing was so terrible for the democrats, one democratic congressman to actually tried to argue, hearsay, evidence is better than direct evidence. you can't make this stop. take a look. >> the american public needs to re-reminded congress people have been convicted on hearsay because the courts have routinely allowed and created needed exceptions to hearsay. hearsay can be much better evidence than direct. >> and of those exceptions were in this testimony. >> sean: yeah, it is usually not admissible either, but hearsay is better than direct testimony. what that guy told this guy that told that guy that told that guy that told you is better? pretty embarrassing. and clearly, there is no there the

john solomon, mark meadows among our guests. have a great weekend. good night from the swamp.ton, d.c. trish: the truth is coming out. new information suggesting the deep state, an fbi lawyer is under criminal investigation for allegedly illegally altering a key document used to obtain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. good evening. i'm trish regan. fairness matters. transparency matters. authenticity matters and the truth matters. this is the united states of america. and yet as details leak out about the upcoming release of the horowitz report, we are learning the fbi allegedly tampered with and

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congressman chris stewart and congressman mark meadows were both at the hearing today and are here exclusively to cut through all the noise. also tonight, president trump's former attorney general says democrats' impeachment push is irreparably damaging our republic. jeff sessions is here with his exclusive reaction. plus, raymond arroyo is going to break down the most hilarious moments. you missed all of this stuff, by the way. from faulty video cues to a certain hair implement in one congresswoman's bouffant. let's just say the dems and their witnesses weren't ready for prime time. and it's this week's seen and unseen. coming up. day one of this impeachment, it was supposed to but first, the big four takeaways. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." so day one of this impeachment farce. it was supposed to be a banner day for the democrats but what actually unfolded was a complete and utter disaster for adam schiff and his solemn band of inquisitors. here are the big four takeaways. number one. democrats still don't have a real crime. in fact, from what i heard the democrats and their two sta

politico reported earlier that congressman mark meadows, who -- excuse me, yes, we have roger stone leaving the courthouse with his wife. >> guilty on seven counts, as we said, he will be able to go on on his own recognizance onto the usual stipulations, i would expect. that somebody in the situation would be under. no passport, things along those lines. but roger stone has made it clear that he's going to try and appeal this. he put out a plea already for the president to pardon him. he has found guilty of only being helped to elect the president, which is something that has rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. he feels this process against him has been unfair. nonetheless, the jury on the system in the united states of america found him guilty on seven counts, and that so it works. we will see where roger stone goes from here. but he's had a long, storied political career all the way back to the nixon days, as chris wallace was talking about with regard to the nixon tattoo that he probably has on his back. he has been a warrior and an eccentric character in republican politics for decade

john solomon, mark meadows among our guests. have a great weekend. good night from the swamp. washington, d.c. trish: the truth is coming out. new information suggesting the deep state, an fbi lawyer is under criminal investigation for allegedly illegally altering a key document used to obtain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. good evening. i'm trish regan. fairness matters. transparency matters. authenticity matters and the truth matters. this is the united states of america. and yet as details leak out about the upcoming release of the horowitz report, we are learning the fbi allegedly tampered with and altered the fed's fisa application. a criminal charge is coming. think about what they did to carter page. >> they got a fraudulent warrant, i believe, to spy on myself as a way of getting into the trump campaign in has been a continued cover-up to this very day. we still don't have the truth but hopefully we'll get that soon. >> if they could do that to him, they could do it to the trump campaign. they could do it to anyone, any politician. as americans we can't allow

mark meadows. 12 guys.ch, are you going to fight for the president who has been chosen by 63 million americans or lecture him on fake conservatives like mitt romney. gregg: nobody on the right voted for the impeachment inquiry. 2/3 super majority in the senate to remove the president. but we played a sound bite of president trump attacking adam schiff. that's easy to do since he's one of the most devious if not insincere, i.e., lying members of congress. schiff wanted the whistleblower to testify it in was learned schiff had been working with the whistleblower before the complaint was filed. now schiff wants anonymity. nowhere in the whistleblower law is a whistleblower entitled to or guaranteed the right to anonymity. it doesn't exist. >> this individual isn't a whistleblower and this isn't an impeachment. this is an operative placed in the white house by john brennan who voted for the communist party before he joined the characteristics a. he voted for the communist party candidate, gus hall. he worked fo