i agree with a lot of what you were saying to matt gaetz. judge jeanine: i am a big second amendment gun supporter and nra, but it's happening too much here. my concern is the hippa laws. we know adam lanza and a bunch of these case, they had real issues. they could have been flagged in schools. a lot of kids are on medication now. how do we identify or get information regarding individuals' mental health? can we ever access that information? >> that's a good question. i don't have the answer for you. but that's part of the challenge. on the universal background front, if they don't have anything in their back ground that will prevent them from purchasing a weapon, i don't know how a back ground check will make a difference. california has the strictist background checks and we still see mass shooting in the state of california. how do you stop those people at the point wf they want to go out and purchase a gun, before they want to go out and do harm. why do we seemingly have so many people being radicalized to some degree, whatever that poi

for the recent mass shootings despite his calls, of course, for unity and peace.rh congressman matt gaetz is herein with a message for his colleagues on the other side ofd the aisle. i.c.e. rounds up nearly 700 illegals in the largest raid in a decade. of course the liberal outrage hits a fever pitch. former acting i.c.e. director tom homan is here to set the record straight. plus remember when everyone jumped on trump for calling out what was really happening in baltimore? tonight we hear from residents who live there and are thanking him for putting a spotlight on the blight. raymond arroyo, your favorite, of course, is here with some bizarre protest songs. why hollywood reboots are so bad for us, and the reason taylor swift may need to calm down. but first, the left is not giving up its relentless attacks trying to tie president trump to the tragedies in el paso and dayton. the day after visiting shooting victims, first responders, local leaders, this is how "the new york times" framed his trip: "trump uses a day of healing to deepen the nation's divisions." that is wildly inaccurate.

congressman matt gaetz, good evening to you. the news on james comey is fresh, what do you make of this decision that ultimately comes from the department of justice and the ag bill barr? >> this is the first chapter in his criminal culpability, not the last period of his leaks were one area where the inspector general rightfully reviewed for criminal prosecution. ultimately the department of justice didn't find they could make out all of the elements, i accept that decision. the testimony of robert mueller highlighted where his greatest culpability could lie and that is in the origins of this investigation. you heard mueller in response to my questions about the steele dossier say that matter was not his purview because it was under review from the department of justice. jim comey signed those faisal warrants based on that dossier. >> bill: you're making a case that no prosecution on this for now, is that what i hear? >> if you believe the reporting you've seen, it's a lack of intent to commit a crime that resulted in this deci

mark meadows, jim jordan, devin nunes, matt gaetz, now, i don't think that's a coincidence that they were the only four to receive the treatment but we can work to remove some of the special protections that only social media and digital platforms enjoy that protect them from liability that would apply to this news channel or your podcast or even "the wall street journal" and i think that they ought to have to play by the same rules as other platforms if they are choosing to be editorial. that's not more government, that's less government and then having to take more responsibility for the bias. >> dan: i agree. they need to make a choice we do we want to be a platform that's neutral or do you want to be a publisher? you can't do both because they are a different world to think about. great job. thanks a lot. i've next, brand-new hollywood satire film about hunting deplorables. it's coming to a theater near you. we will tell you how to smoke you might just expose the left's blatant hypocrisy spirit stay with us in this special edition of "ha >> dan: will come back to the special edit

. >> dan: joining is now his reaction is matt gaetz. from 2020 press secretary, kaylee mcinerney.gressman, i'll go to you first. because you've been a victim of this yourself it is ridiculous milk shake and garbage. i got to tell you, i don't want to speak for you but i'm pretty confident you might be losing my, i'm getting tired of this. the left always accuses you of what they are guilty of themselves. they are the ones -- i'm not talking about all democrats but i'm not going to terre dead like do to us but this radical left antifa at milk shake could throw water at people, you don't see this at conservative tea party rallies. am i wrong? >> you are right. the hypocrisy and the production of the left isis absolutely dizzying. they are so committed to nonviolence, they are willing to snap mitch mcconnell's neck and put stephen ross on a pitchfork to prove it. it's just absolutely ludicrous but i thought the way stephen ross handled this when he was criticized by a wide receiver t from the miami dolphins, the team he owns, was the correct way. he said, look, i'm engagement politic

congressman matt gaetz is attending the conservative political action conference, or cpac's, first australian event in sydney next week. mr. gaetz is best known for inviting holocaust denier charles c. johnson to the state of the union. mr. johnson is a man who asked for help taking out a black lives matter activist and denied that over 6 million jewish people were murdered in the holocaust. does the prime minister support members of his party room attending the cpac conference? >> the minister representing the prime minister, senator cormann. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i'm not aware of the details of the issue you raise, and i am not going to just take on face value all aspects of it. the issue you raise is very serious. i think it is well understood that the coalition has a strong and proud record of being a supporter of israel. so i would reject any implication in that question that we are anything other than that. beyond that, in order to deal with the question that senator wong has raised with the appropriate level of sensitivity and accuracy, i will take it on notice. >> sen

joining me now is the former attorney bret tollman and florida congressman matt gaetz.here is already a criminal referral against nellie ohr and probably should be one against bruce ohr in my judgment. we'll wait to see. i want to tackle another suggest with you. congressman gaetz we learned you can read about in "the daily caller" that according to a senate report, every single hillary clinton e-mail was sent secretly to a cryptic gmail address, including classified documents. so you have potentially hundreds if not thousands of documents that are senseivetive, if not classify -- sensitive, if not classified that can be hacked on a google server. intelligent agent discovered it. notified peter strozk who was "disinterested and dismissive." congressman, how can that be? >> the reason this is the case is because they all thought hillary clinton was going to win. remember, gregg, the trump russia allegations weren't the crime. they were the cover-up. because a lot of the folks at the f.b.i. and the department of justice thought they would be retaliated against by a future

meanwhile, house committee member matt gaetz says this is just the beginning and comey will be held accountable this is the firstll the elem. i accept this decision but i think the testimony of robert mueller highlighted where comey's greatest culpability could lie, and that's in the origins of this investigation. >> kennedy: juan williams argues it's time for comey critics to accept the doj decision. watch. >> bill barr is the political player on the trunk the trump e says it wasn't even close. and that you have people who want to play tribal politics and say, "this is the double standard." >> kennedy: is it a double standard, charles? >> charles: after three years and millions of dollars, that's pretty rich from them. let's see where it goes. the bottom line is there's not much more to go. i think the american public in general would like to find out about the real curious origins of this. the misconduct of those people in power that we entrusted to do the right the way, and move on. >> kennedy: james comey is showing his hand. he's basically saying he was the honest servant with the other ho

joining is now his reaction is florida congressman matt gaetz and former u.s.orney brett tolman. thanks guys for joining us. congressman, i will go to you first. while we are on the mccabe thing, what better way to reestablish credibility at a network that's promoting this debunked, disgraced collusion hoax for two years, than to hire one of the key figures in it, who is actually under investigation for lien? is almost like a bad joke being played on america right now. >> well, if it's "facts first" for cnn's motto, it may very well be "indictments second," because you got andrew mccabe who was probably the target of the criminal investigation and this is a troubling trend for cnn. they also hired andrew gillum and recent reporting suggest that andrew gillum is also a potential target of the fbi so i hope that in all these contributor contracts cnn got the rights to the lock up episodes, because i cannot wait for the lockup cnn special that is likely to come with their recent hires. >> dan: may be their ratings will be a little better, get more than ten people

remember, jim jordan and guys like matt gaetz and certainly mark meadows and john ratcliffe, i don't want to miss anybody. they have behind closed doors, as congressman doug collins revealed, you were asking the right questions at the right time. now that we have these 302sth and all of this confirmation that you are hearing tonight, we seem to have two separate paths that we use for spying. again, the 99% of the fbi, great people.re the premier law enforcement agency in the world. on our intelligence side, the premier intelligence agencies in the world. but at the highest levels, itt seems at both, we had outsourcing of tactics and means of spying on americans that would be illegal, they did it purposely to circumvent american laws and on the other side, we have the dirty dossier. then we have a guy that's fired for lying and leaking and he's got a conduit and the conduit is bruce ohr, whose wife, by the way, helped build the dirty russian dossier forwh hillary clinton and fusion gps. as you read this, fill in the blanks so the audience here can understand this completely. >> that l