former clinton pollster and advisor, mark penn. author of the upcoming book, "the russia hoax,."s legal analyst gregg jarrett. guys, i'm going to start with you, gregg. we are sending now this guy, manafort, to jail, claiming that he actually tried to tamper with a couple of witnesses. why is he in jail and the rest of these bozos are not? >> that's a very good question. the judge should be blaming herself. she is the one who failed to issue a "no" contact order with regard to any witnesses. i read through the court documents. andrew weissmann and robert mueller's "evidence" of this is incrediblyly scant. and cryptic. it is enough to revoke bail, because that's an incredibly low threshold. but they also are charging him with obstruction of justice in a superseding indictment. that is utterly preposterous of any evidence. >> judge jeanine: gregg, look. you and i both know for them to do this, they indict him, indict him again come a superseding indictment, they start threatening him, and now they throw him in jail. they must be desperate because this is the guy, who is charged wit

. >> more on the upset in new york, mark penn live, an update on mobs going after political opponentsnd e ln. shall confronted by student activists calling for the abolition of ice. reporter be rated at a rally for the president but what else happened after that? our panel here to weigh in. on te all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. and it has a guaranteed great taste. man: boost gives me everything i need to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again .. shannon: fox news alert, a major upset in new york, the chair of the house democratic caucus number 4 in the house, c

mark penn's study shows this concept of us not being aware of the criminals that live amongst us. these are now sanctuary counties and states. that is bad politics. most americans, 50%, compared to the other options, they believe that people, adults that cross the border illegally should be sent home immediately. the politics of the extreme left for the democrats might sound good to their base, it's going to help republicans come november. >> laura: all right, gentlemen. we'll see. could go either way. we'll see. now let's get reaction to the s growing calls to abolish i.c.e. kelley, thank you for being with us.bo this is wild. i have not seen anything like this, like we saw yesterday where you had 625, 75 people storm in to the heart senate office building. 500 getting arrested. we had a sitting congresswoman or senators getting arrested orn sympathizing and agreeing. could this actually galvanize the democrats and turn out to vote in november? >> folks should be concerned if it came to pass. the immigration customs and enforcement agency is there to enforce all immigration laws,

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do you agree with mark penn? >> i have no idea what he said. he is a good friend of mine. >> martha: he has written five or six columns that says he thinks the investigation is out of control. >> i just said i have no idea what mark penn said. he is a good friend of mine. this investigation has been going on for one year. at one year into watergate, president nixon said one year is enough. let's close the investigation. one year later he resigned. i think mr. mueller is highly respected. trey gowdy i never thought i'd quote, david, in praise after what he did on benghazi. trey gowdy has told president trump the following -- "if you are not guilty, then act like it." so let's let mr. mueller do his job. >> let me correct you on one thing. that is that this investigation will have been going on for two years this august. two years. the house and the senate started their investigations in august of '16. let's not forget that. yes, mueller has been in office just over a year. but this investigation has been going on for two years. >> one year. >> i

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advisor to bill clinton, mark penn and chairman of the american conservative union, welcome to you both. interesting piece you guys may have read, and democracy, a former federal prosecutor want to our audience has been writing on these issues for months about these investigations and he said it didn't seem like common sense to him that the ig walked us through everything, those by text, there was political bias and support for hillary and animus against donald trump but at the end of the day the actions that were taken were justified, they were reasonable. and the mccarthy rights that is not common sense can you can't look at things in a vacuum and of course they are connected. what do you say? >> the inspector general apply the standard of justification aside from politics and concluded by and large there was justification. you don't have to look at the report with the same standards he used because i think you have to read the whole report to see the facts here and the culture of bias that was underneath but when it does come to peter stzrok and says when it comes to the russia inves

mark penn is here and fbns charlie gasparino. so what is going on here is calm down, everyone, this too shall pass. >> it will. larry kudlow should change his last night to larry kudlow down te hear him, hedown plays the it's interesting the conversation with the canadians is something that has upset the europeans as well. the justification for this fight-back from the united states based on national security issues. what is interesting is when you look back at that issue, peter navarro said let's put it this another economic adviser to the president. he said there's not one single company in the united states that can produce flat panel displays that are made for fighters and displays. so an item like that has to be produced elsewhere. that's an imbalance. as for the canadians and the mexicans, this will get passed.. eventually we'll have a common ground. it's a very interesting process of how we get there from here. it's more headlines, more rhetoric for sure. >> neil: charles payne, my apologies for misfying you. gasparino alw

and mueller's ongoing witch hunt, mark penn. attorney victoria tuensing. david limbaugh. i have to say about david, victoria and everybody, i have the best lawyers in the world. they have done legal work for me. but if i don't say it every time the left wing media has what heart attack over nothing. good to see you all. david, i'll start with you. we know crimes are committed here. now the president is moving in to real opportunity to make some significant changes that will impact the entire world. our kids and grand kids. but the witch hunt continues. smart of him to let it go for a while? >> yeah, i think that the media will never let it go. trump can re-enter the fray any time he wants to. i think people have under estimated trump on foreign policy and treat him as a comic book player. i admit i'm surprised that he is as good as he is. on foreign policy, i mean. when he made his comment about not preparing what he meant is he has negotiated all his life. he didn't pine he -- didn't mean he wouldn't bone up on south korea, north korea and u.s. history. >> sean: he said

but a democratic pollster-- not me-- but a democratic pollster mark penn has said-- >> oh, come on! ahead, go ahead. let the man finish. >> let's switch seats again so i can get you guys from both sides. >> stephen: let's switch seats. i don't know-- by the way, i absolutely-- give him the wine. the . anlo-- ou takyourine. seni would lik. look, look. >> okay, go ahead. >> stephen: i want to warn our affiliates we might be going long. i want to apologize to james corden for bumping his hour. >> you know, i will say this in defense-- in defense the the mooch, if the moosm was still at the white house, the relationship with the press would be far better than than it is. because the assault that has occurred on the exprets first amendment of this country over the last 18 months is shocking and disturbing, period. ( applause ). >> stephen: yeah. >> i'm not-- i'm not here-- i'm not here as the-- i'm not here as a defender of the president. i don't work for the president anymore. and i have said thislicly ire--t amendment. and one of the only things i did-- ( applause ) one of the only thi

bush and mark penn who served as an advisor to the clintons, chairman of the harris poll. mark, let's get a democrats voice in here as we look at this. what do you make of it? >> i think the issues here will be abortion, marriage equality. is the nominee going to put those rulings at risk? judge napolitano didn't mention stare decisis. will they continue those rulings or will they be in for social upheaval? democrats will i think poll up all the stops and pay a very heavy price with women at the ballot box. >> martha: interesting. when you look at the g.o.p. presidents picks, they haven't been as good as people who are ideologically aligned with them as democrats have. they have had a pretty stellar record in the people they have picked, but if you look at judge studer, judge kennedy, going back, earl warren is also on that list of people who ended up being very different judges than the republican president who picked them. >> if the democrats are betting 1,000 when it comes to putting judges on the court that toe the line, the liberal line, whereas republicans have placed

and mueller's ongoing witch hunt, mark penn. attorney victoria tuensing. david limbaugh. i have to say about david, victoria and everybody, i have the best lawyers in the world. they have done legal work for me. but if i don't say it every time the left wing media has what heart attack over nothing. good to see you all. david, i'll start with you. we know crimes are committed here. now the president is moving in to real opportunity to make some significant changes that will impact the entire world. our kids and grand kids. but the witch hunt continues. smart of him to let it go for a while? >> yeah, i think that the media will never let it go. trump can re-enter the fray any time he wants to. i think people have under estimated trump on foreign policy and treat him as a comic book player. i admit i'm surprised that he is as good as he is. on foreign policy, i mean. when he made his comment about not preparing what he meant is he has negotiated all his life. he didn't pine he -- didn't mean he wouldn't bone up on south korea, north korea and u.s. history. >> sean: he said

mark penn has been slammed. to family members, including your grandchildren babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. but you can help prevent this. talk to your doctor today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. because dangers don't just exist in fairytales. >> rudy says you should not talk to mueller. >> a lot of people say that, people are afraid that. i would like to talk but it seems to be very bias. i did nothing wrong. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. >> but, mr. president -- pete: president trump on "fox & friends" yesterday responding to calls for end to mueller investigation as bomb shell ig report revealed significant bias inside the fbi. my next guest a democrat agrees and has been repeatedly attacked for it but is he and the president now vindicated. joining us now former senior adviser to the clintons, mark penn, thank you for being here this morning. ig that came out, does it vaind -- vindicate that bias was on pr

on why the president should not sit down with mueller our panel today former clinton strategist mark pennrman of the harris poll also author of microtrend squared also is al d' amato. good to see you both. should donald trump sit with special counsel mueller? >> i don't believe so. not unless there are limitations placed in terms of the time, in terms of the questions, so that he and his counsel have an opportunity to review. maria: but why some people might say look if you have nothing to hide why not just sit with him, mark what do you think? >> well 64% in my latest poll of the american public says i think the president should sit with mueller so as we found working with president clinton it's hard to say no. the question is can he limit it? maybe written questions is the best solutions. >> i think mark has got a good point as the questions have to be limited so that you can see that the scope is proper, et cetera, and i would not advise him to sit down unless his attorneys have assurances in terms of the scope and the questions. maria: let me move on to the investigation into the fbi

this vein further, see the president focusing on bob mueller in particular, tweeted a quote from mark pennser in wh he talked about there being members or former members of the clinton foundation on bob mueller's team. tweets from the president indicating therere 13 angry and heavily conflicted democrats, something we heard time and time again. how do you react to that when you look at the composition of bob mueller's team as the investigation progresses? >> it worries me this will really undermine the ability of prosecutors and law enforcement to do their jobs in the future. when robert mueller selected members of this team, i'm sure he did so based on experience and reputation as prosecutors, outstanding prosecutors. i don't think he asked them or knew what their political affiliation was, in fact, it would be illegal for him to do so. he probably didn't know their political affiliation because it's not something people talk about when they're doing their work in prosecuting cases. they talk about the facts and the law. and you check your politics at the door. and to suggest that it is a

mark penn, and staff president and author of the book maker transporter along with matt brainard, trimpaign data from the executive a look ahead america. good to see you. thanks for joining us. at least you've got a lot of history the clintons. what did you make of the comments this week? >> i think he had it when he said it wasn't his finest hour. i've really seen the president is befuddled as he was in his interviews. he'll be answering that question a lot on his book tour. he will get to the right place and recognize his anger was really misplaced. maria: no surprise that came up now given where we are with which someone movement and not a lot of discussion about this whole #metoo of action. >> it remains and ads from the film it's a wonderful life. when you hear a bell gets wings. every time he shows up in public public, democrats with another house seat. you have stephen colbert are coddling the world's most famous sexual predator asking about monica lewinsky. her multiple incredible accusations against this man and they are completely giving him a pass on it. the works of the wor

cheryl: former whitewater independent counsel in federal prosecutor and mark penn, former clinton advisoresident and author of micro trends square. thanks for being here. a heck of 500 pages of this report, i want to start with you as a lawyer. what do you make from a general sense of the finding of the inspector general report? >> from a general sense i think the take away is that in my mind, there was a colossal failure of leadership from the president on down into the workings of the fbi in the course of the investigation and the fact that certain people felt so uncomfortable about how to handle this significant matter and cause downstream circumstances including the person more than any other who was singled out for criticism, jim comey to do things outside his lane largely because other people including the atty. gen. and deputy atty. gen. didn't seem prepared to do what they should have been doing which was their jobs. overall review of the 500 page report, it is disappointing to see what happens. the department of justice and the fbi will survive this, but there are a number of peo

mark warner says the evidence is overwhelming. >> this one is extraordinary because of the visibility of what happened. literally videotape exists of the events constituting political campaign intervention, for example. >> reporter: a former frat member at pennleaded guilty to his role in the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. ryan burke admitted to nine charges wednesday, including hazing and unlawful acts involving liquor. 25 other former fraternity members still face charges. jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: burke was accused of giving a bottle of vodka to piazza during a hazing ritual at the beta theta pi house in february of 2017. piazza died two days later from injuries sustained after several dangerous falls and excessive drinking. now burke admits he was partly to blame. >> it's a tragedy, and he is anxious to make amends. >> reporter: outside a county courthouse in belfonte, pennsylvania ryan burke's attorney detailed his decision to plead guilty to charges associated with the hazing death of timothy piazza. >> there are too few words to describe a loss so great. this young man understands that. mr. burke decided to step forward at his earlert opportunity to acknowledge and accept his responsibility. >> reporter: prose