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republican congressman matt gaetz of florida sits on the house judiciary committee. this story has come together quickly. catherine herridge and i were talking about the leaks that helped bring this about. let's start with the word "insubordinate" we have learned about james comey through the leaks. insubordinate from the inspector general's report. what do you make of that? >> i'm eager to discuss that but first afford me a privilege i'm the son of a military brat. in my district we have more members of the active duty military than any other congressional district in america. your new book will ring true in their lives. i just wanted to thank you for it. how military brats can meet challenges and adversity with grit and determination. it really will be special for my family and so many families many my district. as it relates to mr. comey we have seen circumstances he exceeded his authority. we also can't make sense of his public testimony that he had not made a decision on the hillary clinton investigation until after, conducting the keep elements of the investiga

i saw one tweet from representative matt gaetz. he said i won't vote for comps immigration bill fit offers amnesty to millions in our country illegally. i continue to oppose amnesty for illegal amness necessary city. scott wong say some house conservatives want donald trump to clarify whether he thinks the compromise immigration bill tomorrow amounts to amnesty they will vote on it. if he can tweet on this and say it's not amnesty, maybe they will vote on it. >> what's in the bill continues to fluctuate. republicans just got out of another meeting trying to make a determination and what's offered. at the same time, the problem is in part, democrats won't come to the table on anything. you give up amnesty, what do you get from the democrats? does that bring any votes? in this case the answer is no. charles: president trump offering almost 2 million daca kids for lack of a better word, a path to citizenship. people are wondering what constitutes amnesty. that's why many are waiting for the white house to let them know. >> my former c

kennedy: florida congressman matt gaetz joins me now.ou had an intense exchange with the inspector general. i'm wondering what you feel will come of that bias investigation that he admitted is under way with his office. and it seems tough, although it's clear there was bias in play. how do you prove whether it affected the end of one investigation and the beginning of another. >> we saw protocol violated in the hoik email investigation and the genesis of the trump russia investigation. it's ludicrous you have the exact same people who paved a yellow brick road for hillary clinton ending up on the fbi's trump-russia investigation recruited by robert mueller. it doesn't prove bias resulted in specific decisions. but everywhere we look in the hillary clinton investigation and the trump russia investigation. there was bias he where. it was infectious, it was toxic and i believe it did impact the investigative decisions. kennedy: there are a lot of problems with that strzok page exchange. peter strzok's lawyer is making the case that this guy

with reaction, former federal prosecutors, andrew mccarthy, florida congressman, matt gaetz.een on top of your game. your columns dead-on accurate. and this probably hits you hard, because of your background. you prosecuted the blind shake, first world trade center bombing. >> yes, sean, not only that, a lot of the people players in this i know them for 20 or 30 years. a lot of it is unpleasant. >> sean: is the same people, would you first of all agree that hillary frankly it was rigged, committed felonies, do you have any doubt about that? >> no, i don't. i thought it was rigged from the beginning. i think that once president obama in particular laid out what i think is a contorted construction of the espionage statute, which is what they investigated her under, that was, i mean, look at the fact that they investigated trump for conveying signals with respect to flynn on that theory. you know, what obama did was basically say he didn't want mrs.Ï¿½clinton prosecuted and he laid out a theory of the espionage act that i don't think can be justified by reading the act. everybod

congressman matt gaetz is here.onsumer confidence nearing 18 year highs, pretty nice, full steam ahead for our economy but someone apparently hasn't told nancy pelosi that, because she is saying these numbers don't matter. my intel on the dems led by pelosi next. but first, let's go back to the top story, president trump attending a very tense g7 summit in quebec, canada. blake burman is there with a whole lot more. everybody is waiting to see what the class photo is, body language, how they react together. any sense how tense it is getting? >> i'm not sure it will be a big hug to the president based on what we've seen. you never know, the president making headlines before the g7 even began. first off president trump showing of 50 minutes late today. because of that his first scheduled bilateral meeting with between emannuel macron. it never took place. it is possible it will be rescheduled later in the afternoon. the two met on sidelines according to video posted by the french president on his twitter account. you

matt gaetz is a member of the judiciary committee.t looks like this guy in the committee romantically involved with a "new york times" reporter. he's leak all sorts of classified information to her and she is sending out tweets acting like it's the trump team that's leak this stuff. you can't make it up'. >> she deserves a reward for reporting classified information. but i'm not sure classified is the term for pillow talk. there is an entire ethic here in washington. if you are going after donald trump and want to make him look bad, the ends justify the means. we have to make sure that doesn't take hold in the congress. jesse: that's not just in the swamp. that's in the media and hollywood. they will say or do anything win appropriate or illegal in order to damage this president and further the liberal agenda. and they never really have to apologize for it. they believe they have the higher ground. i am just excited sessions came out of hiding and nailed a leaker. where has he been? this is big news? >> it appears the attorney general

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you and others, jim jordan, mark meadows, matt gaetz, on the ishes in the house of representatives, and devin anyone's. if you hadn't stood up, it would -- devin nunes. if you hadn't stoop up it would -- stood up it would have been a different outcome. let's turn to the director of the fbi, the deputy attorney general. this is appalling stuff. even as devin nunes has threatened, and others have threatened them with contempt and ultimately impeachment, there is nothing happening. there is a threat and avoidance of the deadline, ignoring the deadline of those under the oversight of congress, and then there is another period. i guess the question becomes do you believe the leadership right down -- the republican leadership in congress really means it this time? >> lou, if history is any guide, don't hold your breath. what have they been doing the last two weeks when this all coming to a head. they were trying to pass an amnesty bill in the house. they put an amnesty bill on the floor wednesday. it got 120 votes. goodlatte's bill got 193 votes. it was just a total failure. if they put as mu

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liz: congressman, you and colleagues, congressman ron desantis and matt gaetz quting draft procedures in the clinton e-mail investigation why do you want to see the drafts as well? >> they did a draft and gave the draft to party ofs interest like mr. comey and the department of justice and the fbi and so they could respond and actually perhaps even refute some of the original findings. we want to make sure it wasn't skewed, and that they didn't impact unfairly the ultimate report. liz: good to see you, congressman, thaush for your insights. come back if you have anything that develops out of what you are trying to endeavor there. >> will do. liz: markets mixed today. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the very latest. nicole? reporter: stocks finished mixed, another record. the nasdaq, an all-time record high. the best of the bunch for this year. it's the 20th of this year and we're seeing some of the tech stocks jumping. the s&p gained, the dow pulled back 25 points. tech stocks, amazon, netflix, facebook all record closes. got to get to media. comc

. >> judge jeanine: [laughs] joining us now are florida congressman ron desantis and matt gaetz.ll right, good evening, gentlemen. i'll start with you, congressman desantis. this has been a long-term effort on your part to get to the inspector general's report. i have it right here. all 500 and whatever pages of it. i haven't had a chance to read it all but i promise you i will before my show tomorrow night. you are takes congressman desantis? >> i think what it's done as it's vindicated trump in both prongs of the mueller investigation. you mentioned you have a democrat inspector general basically saying comey should have been fired. i've always said comey should have been fired, you believe it. the idea you will have an obstruction of justice investigation because trump fired the fbi director who the ig acknowledges it had no business being fbi director is a farce. the other thing it undercuts is the whole genesis of this so-called collusion narrative. they did not give that text message to the congress rarely asked where strzok said "we will stop trump from becoming president.

florida republican matt gaetz. a friday night. >> honored to be with you chris. >> i have three of the high points of your discussion. but as a general assessment is it true you believe that rosenstein should be impeached. >> well if i thought he should be impeached i'll go file articles of impeachment and take votes on it. i would like him to stop frustrating the production of documents we think are essential to understand why so much bias was able to enter the blood stream at the fbi with the hillary clinton investigation then those same people my grate over to the trump russia investigation. and then they're the same people working with the special counsel. i asked the inspector general, a democrat if that was typical. and he said given his long history of working public corruption cases it is not wise. it's not appropriate. to have people who investigated one party kind of to an election or a transaction then my grate over to the other functionaries. rod rosenstein is responsible for staffing decisions mueller

we'll hear from a member of house judiciary committee congressman matt gaetz in a moment

florida republican matt gaetz. for being here on a friday night. >> honored to be with you chris. >> i have three of the high points of your discussion. but as a general assessment is it true you believe that rosenstein should be impeached. >> well if i thought he should be impeached i'll go file articles of impeachment and take votes on it. i would like him to stop frustrating the production of documents we think are essential to understand why so much bias was able to enter the blood stream at the fbi with the hillary clinton investigation then those same people my grate over to the trump russia investigation. and then they're the same people working with the special counsel. i asked the inspector general, a democrat if that was typical. and he said given his long history of working public corruption cases it is not wise. it's not appropriate. to have people who investigated one party kind of to an election or a transaction then my grate over to the other functionaries. rod rosenstein is responsible for staffing

florida republican congressman matt gaetz what we can expect., congressman, that it is he going to make it look like a cabal against candidate trump. it your sense there is more to it than that? >> well, neil, i have not read the report but based on interviews and depositions wee taken in the judiciary committee i expect there to be very negative treatment of james comey. we believe that will include the exceeding of his authority but i think there should be negative treatment of mr. comey for lying to congress and saying that he had not cuded the investigation when in fact he was already drafting an exoneration statement for hillary clinton. we already know from the inspector general that there was sufficient evidence of potential criminal activity from the former deputy director of the fbi, andrew mccabe. such that he was referred for criminal prosecution. i also expect there to be negative treatment of peter strzok, the individual who at one point was workingn the clinton email investigation. then later migrates on to the trump-mueller-russia