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matt gaetz. >> bank you lou. lou: china and russia expanding their influence in central and south america infringing on the monroe doctrine doing more. take that up tonight in this broadcast but up next reinel paul ryan doesn't go away. he is lost all respect within his former party so now he's offering his limited political perspective and oh so deep analysis, in particular one special socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez. we will tell you what disappointed the rhine refugee from the house of representatives. gop strategist ed rollins is with us next. stay with lou: ran a failed former house speaker paul ryan was apparently ending a political but he can't seem to get much attention from republicans so he is turning to new targets. seems now he has decided to share his wisdom with the radical dems's specific weight outlook sandra zero ocasio-cortez and brian is apparently disappointed that she apparently didn't follow his advice. >> to see the youngest person out there as a member of congress -- take it easy and ju

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congressman from florida matt gaetz welcome back. >> good to be back.al deal to orourke's plan. beto problem, if you raise taxes for the plan, you cone hav you o worry about carbon emissions because most will leave to other countries. the parts i like about the plan, focus on our grid. our electric grid would not accommodate emerges technology, and what is bad he relies on government to create the emerging technologies, if i have to bet on someone to solve climate change, i am not betting on epa regulator, i am petting on a college kid in a parent's house. kennedy: i agree with you, i think it will come -- like industrial revolution. who put forward that, it was tinkerers people in their homes in their offices, working out plans and coming up with grand solutions in small spaces. and you are right about that. it is amazing though, a lot of these far leftist have such a distrust for individuals. they really despise dynamic creation and creativity that is so sad, because, you know if we are going to redo our grid, and to use anything but renewable sources

matt gaetz, great to have all of you here. richard, let me start with you. obviously that was a win today for the president. the economy is very strong. a lot of people thought we were heading towards a recession but it doesn't appear to be coming anytime soon. >> i have to give the credit is that in credit, the 3.2% number is a lot better than the 2.2% of his second year and 2.9 of his first year. but we'll take 3.2%. the job number is on a trend line that he inherited from obama and it's great is still going down. when he says, is america great again, you know, again relative to what? i think that's what a lot of people are worrying. when blacks and women didn't have the rights they had now? that's always been the day one problem with his slogans and keeping up with some of his promises about the wall and mexico building and so forth he hasn't quite delivered on, that's where i think he might be be leaving some people short. hats off to him on the number. >> martha: let's take a look at the most recent fox poll. if it were to be biden versus b5, it has joe

at any rate, let's bring in matt gaetz who sits on the house judiciary committee. obviously there is a lot in this report and a lot the democrats will grab onto. robert mueller himself said now the door is open for democrats like representative maloney and whoever chooses to continue to pursue this investigation with regard to obstruction, that is their right and they may choose to do that. they have asked for all of the background information and details on this. it is their right to investigate all of that. what are your thoughts in terms of what happens now? >> there are three reasons why there is no for any sort of terminal prosecution of the president. you cannot unwind his actions from legitimate article to powers. that was mueller's problem. you couldn't figure out where obstruction began and were article two ended. this is a unique circumstance where you had the president of the united states who was the leader of the executive branch who knew the executive branch was doing something that was hurting the country by advancing this improper investigation. the

senator lamar alexander, representative matt gaetz, they are saying, "you know what customer can feeldo with these issues, republicans need to come forth with their own ideas. and they are in agreement with some more moderate democrats like yourself, and each other. they see that you can't try to plan it cost so much, gets rid of cars and everything else. and people joke about the cow was. but it makes tremendous change to agriculture. when you talk about a place like i will, who goes first next year, those 99 counties, it matters. >> biofuels are less carbon-producing than petrol. so i don't understand why that gets in the way of some of the long-term goals. senator alexander is a good man. he will only be around for another seven or eight months. let's put him in a room with amy klobuchar from our side, and let's get a climate change program in the works. >> harris: let's put aoc and representative matt gaetz. let's have both sides of that next generation, too. great to see. ed rendell, interesting. do they know you are not a fan of them on the far left with all this stuff? i bet yo

. >> martha: is matt gaetz going to run for that? that was considered, too, i think. >> matt gaetz represents a district in florida. alabama has somebody like him right now that's running it i think alabama will be well served by people like tommy. >> martha: thank you very much much. senator mike lee on a new lineup attack against president trump coming up next. >> we can also simultaneously describe what this president is doing, and the threat he poses to our democracy and our fellow americans. look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 mil

alexandria ocasio-cortez and matt gaetz may be able to offer's measure to be. attention hogs. aoc's new deal is dog crap, but gate said he wants to to be male aoc. you may take appropriate parts from each side and make a worth wild planets savory casserole. you start there. admitted have you a problem, the climba is changin at -- climate, now admit you have a crush on alexandria ocasio-cortez. don't we feel a little bit el freer and greener. >> they both want to cancel oil and gas subsidies, fossil fuel, crony capitalism is so last millennium. if aocwants to file a bill ends such subsidies he would giddily cosponsor it, then asked if someone she knows -- likes her more than a friend, their first date may not be at ming palace but they think that china engages in unfavorable intellectual property they hate china. they both share the need to legalegalize weed, if a couple f stoners -- that is memo. kennedy: alexandria ocasio-cortez green new deal is vague. dumb. estimate of cost range between 60 and 90 trillion over 10 yea years. should we think about dialing spending back. join

congressman andy biggs, congressman matt gaetz. thank you, gentlemen. >>> a utility worker in new jersey survived an incredible close call on the job. this dash-cam video holding that wire. it drops on to the rain-soaked asphalt, sidewalk. the worker tugging on that damaged electrical wire, which he had thought was not carrying electricity. obviously it was. and thankfully he wore protective gear. no injury at all. thank goodness. >>> up next, nancy pelosi says president trump is trampling on the constitution, you know, the one that the radical dems want to change, the one they want to ignore no matter what their preference is. we'll take them up and much more we'll be talking with republican strategist, who will be joining strategist, who will be joining us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of all the moments you share with your best friend, the greatest could be the moment you save her life. every second counts in cardiac arrest. learn hands-only cpr and be the difference for someone you love. lou: house speaker pelosi laying it all out in a n

joining me now house judiciary congressman matt gaetz fox news sarah carter or congressman gates at leastomeone has some sense in democratic party but i don't think democrats are able to resist the urging by their so-called friends in the mainstream media and i think it is going to be disastrous for them. >> well in the real problem is there's -- fund mental question of the democratic party about who is in charge. you have people like nancy pelosi and and jerry who run the democratic party but people inspire the base who run the party are aoc and ariana presley so you've got the real problem because the people who can set agency and set hearings aren't really people who drive the energy of the democratic party. but you pointed out correctly there was a weird feedback loop between the media and the mueller team i mean mueller report sites media more than 125 times. >> i don't know how that is hard to investigate anything. and see spending time watching cnn reading "new york times." [laughter] right but remember there was never any leaking. other people this was all -- they are tied that's

matt gaetz represents the state of florida in the united states congress, and we are happy to have himoday. thank you so much for coming on. it is clear in order to restoro public faith in the most powerful institutions ofof government we have to know what happened here. why don't we? >> we have not had the directoi of national intelligence layout for us what was in the transcripts taken by the house intelligence committee where they interviewed clapper, where they interviewed comey and mccabe and brennan, and we ought to have that information. he's been sitting on it for four months, and we need to get it out. >> tucker: i did not know that. >> over 50 transcripts have been voted out of the house intelligence committee to be declassified so that we can get to the bottom of where the lies existed and how this terrible investigation occurred.. >> tucker: so why has he not made them public? >> four months we have been waiting, but there is a bigger problem, we have to rely on the intelligence committee. and the leadership of that committee, because every member of congress does not see e

. >> harris: let me step in with this -- republican matt gaetz of florida, that's who you're talkingeil his "green real deal" and the 2:00 hour. the conservative response to the democratic resolution. >> i have to say, i was quite pleased to see congressman gates -- number one, come out issue the strongest belief in, change of ever heard from a republican pay that really tickled me. number two, dear him say that he thinks we should solve this problem. i think it's a good sign. credit to aoc for doing it. >> harris: thank you both. john . or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal approach to your health, to provide care that's just as unique as you are. no matter what your name is. ♪ our big idaho potato truck and we're going to find it.. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> harris: thanks for watching outnumbered overtime today. i'm harris faulkner. the daily briefing starts now. >>

congressman andy biggs, congressman matt gaetz. >>> a utility worker in new jersey survived an incredible close call on the job. this dash-cam video holding that wire. it drops on to the rain-soaked asphalt, sidewalk. the worker tugging on that damaged electrical wire, which he had thought was not carrying electricity. obviously it was. and thankfully he wore protective gear. no injury at all. thank goodness. >>> up next, nancy pelosi says president trump is trampling on the constitution, you know, the one that the radical dems want to change, the one they want to ignore no matter what their preference is. we'll take them up and much more we'll be talking with republican strategist, who will be joining us next. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and

joining us now with more is florida congressman matt gaetz, former economic advisor goolsby, and i.c.edirector tom homan. at the southern border, i've heard your commentary, in the midst of an unprecedented crisis at the southern border. do you see with the ninth circuit opinion that broke, keeping people in mexico while their asylum claims are being remedied, is that going to help the situation? >> no, it's going to make it worse. ninth circuit ruling after ruling, what you spoke of earlier, that's work you'll never see by a federal court. that has affected this country in a bad way more than anything in the ninth circuit. president trump took on the ninth circuit chief justice roberts, if there is evidence, it's no wonder why the aclu goes to the ninth circuit every time they want to fight the administration. terrible ruling, going to cause more problem to come illegally, more people are going to die and more cities unsafe because of this ruling. a terrible ruling, terrible. >> dan: austin, just from the democrat perspective, i have to tell you, you know, i enjoy your commentary, eve

congressman andy biggs, congressman matt gaetz.men. >>> a utility worker in new jersey survived an incredible close call on the job. this dash-cam video holding that wire. it drops on to the rain-soaked asphalt, sidewalk. the worker tugging on that damaged electrical wire, which he had thought was not carrying electricity. obviously it was. and thankfully he wore protective gear. no injury at all. thank goodness. >>> up next, nancy pelosi says president trump is trampling on the constitution, you know, the one that the radical dems want to change, the one they want to ignore no matter what their preference is. we'll take them up and much more we'll be talking with republican strategist, who will be joining us next. stay with us. your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the sour

. >> kennedy: it's a brilliant solution paid less net on my show i was talking about matt gaetz and aoc coming together on the green deal. there are overlaps. there are even more. you take both sides. and you really can knit something together that will solve a lot of these problems. >> carley: that would make sense, so i would that have? left and asked be to new followed as we await the release of the mueller report. devon democratic leadership in some committee chairs want the full unredacted report so they can hold the president accountable if need be. writing, "we require the information in order to discharge our constitutional obligations. you have told us on several -- that he would not indict him, and no falls to congress to examine the president's conduct and, if necessary, hold him accountable." in the meantime, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein defending his handling of the special counsel's report in an interview with "the wall street journal" ." saying he's been as forthcoming as he can, and this notion that he's trying to mislead people -- i think it's just completely

people like lamar alexander, matt gaetz, the most conservativconservative and lean way on this issue. i think it's hard to say, where exactly it is today but i think it's easy and obviously to say the conference is moving in the right direction. >> the emerging republican section on this is to support innovation. we saw that from congressman as well. with the green real deal. and also innovation was the key term. information does not fall from the sky, meaning money or market incentive or maybe both. do you think innovation itself is enough to make the difference with climate change? >> i don't but i do think these republicans preferable stash number one thing they talk about innovation at r&d that means the public, federal government has to spend resources and invest in mitigating climate change. again, this is significant for house and senate republicans. but what i think is most relevant is you can see beginnings of what a bipartisan agreement would look like. republicans that are owning this innovation are in the position that can describe as a win and a potential bipartisan agree

matt gaetz represents the state of florida and is a member of the house judiciary committee, as well.o start with the -- what we've heard from the president. he released -- when william barr released his four-page summary -- and since then he said it exonerates him, he said no collusion, then he called it a fabricated report with total b.s., he put it more colorfully. which is it? is it a report that we should believe exonerates him, or is it totally unreliable? >> i think that you can look at the collusion facts differently than you look at the law review article that mueller writes on obstruction of justice. when it comes to the lack of factual development on criminal conspiracy with russia, i think we can see that there is no evidence -- >> don't we want a legal basis? i'm not sure -- you make a law review article sound disparaging, but that was the point that he was appointed to get to the bottom of the law. >> yeah. no, i'm cleaving out the difference between volume one and volume two of the report. i'm not casting a pejorative. i'm describing it. volume one is more daysed on evi

. >> martha: matt gaetz of florida a member of the judiciary committee.. >> thank you. >> martha: what's your response to that you heard out congressman, he said that congress can handle it. you know, they look at a lot of classified documents and they can be trusted with it and it should be turned over right away there were summaries at the beginning of each section, apparently and you heard what he said. even summaries referenced grand jury testimony from what i have seen. dealing with the consequences of their own eroding credibility. how can democrats just say we need members of congress to be able to look at intelligence information and then cast their opinions or views on it when the last 22 months adam schiff and other democrats have been saying that they had actual evidence that they have cold hard evidence of collusion and there is no dispute, martha, as to the conclusion of the mueller report that there was no criminal conspiracy between trump and russia. >> martha: you see the reporting "the washington post" and "new york times" both papers rep

but you have some leading indicators, peoplepe like lamar alexander, like matt gaetz, who is in the most conservative florida district and is leading way on this issue. so, again, i think it's hard to say where exactly the conference is today, but i think it's very easy and obvious to say that the conference isti moving in the right direction. >> the emerging republican position on this issue is to support innovation. f we saw that from congressman gaetz as well with his green real deal, i think is what he called it. and senator alexander, also innovation was the key term. when we hear that word, i mean innovation doesn't just fall from the sky. you need money or market economists many would argue both. do you think innovation by itself is enough to make the difference with climate change that you think there should be? >> i don't. but i do think that these republican proposals -- number one, when they talk about innovation and r&d, that obviously means the public, the federal government, has to spend resources, invest in mitigating climate change. s again, this is significant for house

matt gaetz there.ad their hair on fire because president trump called them fake news, you just proverred them right, didn't you? not everybody in the media but clearly many people with microphones attached to them all day long every day proved him right that you were pushing a story that simply was not true. maria: for 2 years, goshn is speaking out, former chairman of nissan defending himself in newly-released video, we have the takeover. wal-mart rolls over robots, what it means for jobs and retail, back in a minute. run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. not to worry about changing their minds in retirement. you may have always imagined your dream car as something fast. then one day you decide it just needs to be safe enough to get her to college and back. principal. we can help you plan for that. maria: welcome back, new message this from former nissan chairman carlos goshn.

i'm talking about matt gaetz. [laughter] to be the gopted aoc. godspeed, brother.ost: dan crenshaw, a freshman in this 116th congress joking about at gaetz, a sophomore serving his second term. he was a freshman in the 2016 election. tony in new jersey, independent. i wanted to say thank you because if you look at the other 24 hour cable news networks you really get no idea who is in congress besides the few that are vocal and who they want to promote because it promotes angst and brings up there -- the amount of people watching. that goes for the major 24 hour news cycles. bringing thank you for the less vocal members of congress. host: thank you. watching today, what have you learned or what has surprised you from what we have shown you of our interviews with these freshman? caller: that they are not all as radical as cnn and fox and ofryone wants you -- some them are and you will get that across the line. gray will be a range of for the democrats and republicans. host: what you think about them? caller: the new lawmakers? i think they have to -- i'm a person tha

gaetz n olympian, matt from florida. . mr. gaetz: i thank the gentleman. this legislation would work for the people impacted by hurricane michael. i also want to thank the gentleman from georgia, austin scott, well before others were speaking out on this issue, dr. dunne and mr. scott were work -- dr. dun and mr. scott -- dr. dunn and mr. scott were working hard. madam speaker, disasters give us time to rise to the occasion as leaders in our community. they give us the chance to inspire people on their worst day and to ensure that those who carry the disprompings at burden of challenge -- disproportioned a burden of challenge will be assisted -- disproportionate burden and challenge will be assisted. but sadly, following hurricane michael, we have not as a congress risen to the occasion. particularly in the senate where there is no movement now on legislation before a two-week recess to address the terrible tragedy of hurricane michael. it is unfathomable to me that every other major storm that has hit our country, named, has received a disaster supplement

, others in the republican party, and this is a rare instance, where they aren't -- congressman matt gaetz, i'm going to quote him. i don't think there's a scientific debate to be had on whether climate change is happening. i think history is going to judge harshly climate change deniers, and i don't want to be one of them. we've seen the need to emphasize clean energy and innovation. it's a big step in the right direction versus where we were last year. we've seen a lot of legislation. we've seen bills that congressman peters, you were involved in, including 45 q, which supports carbon capture, advanced nuclear, tax credits, all start to move as well as clean energy and renewable energy standard as the state level, includining california, w mexico, and a host of others. but the thing we're concerned about is the urgency of climate not get turned into a grab bag for every other social issue, which we at third way also believe need to be addressed. but these are all very, very tough issues, and they need to be formulated. they need to be serious policies behind it, and they need to be tackl

gaetz n olympian, matt from florida. . mr. gaetz: i thank the gentleman. this legislation would work for the people impacted by hurricane michael. i also want to thank the gentleman from georgia, austin scott, well before others were speaking out on this issue, dr. dunne and mr. scott were work -- dr. dun

but here's another member of the committee — the republican matt gaetz. the american people, and really what you're seeing from democrats here isn't a sincere desire to unearth the mueller report. they're grappling with the fact that they've been wrong about russia for 22 months. kim wehle is a former assistant us attorney. she spoke to katty kay on beyond 100 days earlier. here's her take. conclusions by someone who came into thejustice department are different from a50 pages of a detailed analysis by someone who actually conducted the investigation and produced 27... you think it can be a radically different interpretation of the mueller report? absolutely. the devil is in the details, the proof is in the pudding. i do not think congress will stop at the report and would want to see actual documentation as well. that's not unprecedented. it happened with the ken starr investigation. it happened at the nixon investigation, all that material, 2300 pages of grand jury material were released relating to the bill clinton investigation. i think it's eventuall