congressman matt gates has been one of the leading voices calling for declassification of the fisa application documents and joins us tonight. >>> the 17th anniversary of september 11th. president trump delivers an emotional tribute to the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and pledges to continue the fight against radical islamist terrorism. the terrorists who struck the united states 17 years ago and who still threaten our nation today. >> we honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil and do whatever it takes to keep america safe. [ applause ] >> we'll discuss the ongoing war on radical islamist terrorism. fox national security strategist dr. sebastian gorka joins us, and virginia and the carolinas right now appear to be hurricane florence's target. president trump and his administration gearing up for what is expected to be a massive storm warning everyone in the path of the storm to seek safety and shelter. a million and a half people already told to evacuate. the category 4 hurricane is tearing its way through the atlantic as you see on the screen before you.

congressman matt gates anded to rokita join us here tonight >>> president trump on his way to montana to throw his support behind republican matt rosendale who's looking to owt left wing john tesser in the senate. the president rallying the base as the national left wing media and their anonymous allies in the deep state are waging an all-out war against this president. we'll discuss the cowardly efforts to subvert the president. victoria tinvictoriavictoria tos >>> making colin kaepernick the front for all of the shoes they make. we have devastating evidence of what is a heuk backlash against the oh so clever marketeers at nike. >> the long nightmare of three days of senate hearings for the supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh ending tonight. the senate judiciary hearings have been more about confrontation than confirmation. the dems and their leftist protesters in concert have done their very worst trying to disrupt and delay the hearings. and the republicans, led by committee chairman chuck grassley have been patient throughout, or perhaps too patient in the view of many who

we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. >> at the possibility considering the numbers have doubled for president trump. charles: thank you very much. here's lou. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, radical dams unleashing their midterm strategy come embracing this strategy presidency of barack obama while relentlessly attacking president trump personally. >> please don't say impeachment anymore. and when they say that, i say impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. [cheers and applause] lou: will be talking about the left-wing attack on the presidency of donald trump tonight. congressman louie gohmert, listserv prize-winning comment there. michael goodman joining us. also tonight from a stunning new revelations about disgraced fbi agents peter stzrok and lisa paige lives and makes his left-wing media. investigative journalist eric carter with us tonight to look at the latest evidence of fbi and doj political corruption and intensifying call to discuss why fisa documents. the nfl says it won't have a national anthem policy the season as the opening week is marr

joining us tonight, congressman matt gates, member of the how judiciary committee, freedom caucus. great to have you with us. we look at this economy that i just reported on and have been reporting on for all of these months since the president was elected. i don't understand what the democrats have to say about the president's leadership and the republican governorship of both the house and the senate. >> well, you know, the democrats keep trying to make the argument that donald trump is incomp tept but we continue to see the fruits of his labor and the work of his administration in coordination with the republican congress. if democrats were to win in the midterms, we would face total chaos, lou. nothing would get done, no budgets passed. all of the special interests would continue to love the gridlock. immigration would continue to be a problem as illegals just came across the border with no consequence. do we really want that? do we want endless impeachment hearings? american people want to continue the progress. here's the problem for republicans. we've got to make new promise

director tom and chrisman matt gates among our guests monday, not tomorrow. tomorrow in the next day we want you to have a great, great weekend. tonight. see you monday night. good night from new york. maria: happy we can bid welcome to the program but we analyzed the week that was and helps positioning for the weekend. i'm very about aroma. coming up, equity international founder is my special guest this again. let's head over to the foxbusiness a room and get headlines. everything from wall street to main street this week. >> thank you. a week for the ages on wall street. the dow and s&p at historic highs this week as confidence in the strong us economy has been a key overlooking the trade tensions between china and others. soft, nike and visa were among the big winners this week. all three posted all-time highs. despite the historic week for the dow and s&p stock finished for the week. the market rally came despite news that the trade war between the united states and china is intensifying. this week the white house announced a new round of 10% tariffs and

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matt gates, mark meadows, they have not liked rosenstein.en talking about impeaching rosenstein. >> i think it's not if he gets fired, but when he gets fired. i think donald trump probably wants this reporting about the 25th amendment and allegedly wanting to wiretap him, which, of course, rosenstein has denied, gives donald trump the excuse. and so i guess he could argue, you know, i didn't do it before the election, because that would have been bad. and then after the election, he decides he's really upset about it. but they're having this meeting on thursday. so it feels like this would be the opportunity for him to do it in a way where most people would say, yeah, most presidents would be pretty mad about that if that happened. >> certainly. but i can't imagine -- i mean, mark meadows and the freedom caucus, they really love president trump. and i can't imagine a hearing like that would actually happen without president trump's tacit approval. one demanding that rosenstein answer under oath what he did or did not do as reported in the "n

congressman matt gates has been one of the leading voices calling for declassification of the fisa application and joins us tonight. >>> the

call for president trump to declassify and release the carter page fisa application documents is matt gateshe has been at the forefront of the battle expose corruption at the highest level, the justice department, f.b.i. kwongman serves on a number of important committees including the judiciary, budget and the armed services committees. it's good to have you with us. congressman, let's start with the hearings for a justice to sit on the supreme court. the dimms' behavior, i have seen some ugly hearings. this, the democrats look absolutely berserk. >> well, you are absolutely right, lou. this really highlights the choice that voters will have in the upcoming election. do we want results or resistance? do we want the move the country forward with more growth of the g.d.p., the higher wages and the people on the courts in the land who will interpret the law rather than trying to make the law from the bench? or do we want just the persistent lunacy we see from the left? i think trump derangement syndrome is get something bad we might have to have medicaid cover it as an ailment. what you saw f

we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. good night from new york. kennedy: president trump swinging back hard against former president trump, claiming his predecessor had nothing to do with today's booming economy. and the fight could be a taste of what's going to happen in the mid terms. who is going to get the last laugh or the best credit. the former president hit the campaign trail and said this. >> when you hear how great the economy is doing right now, let's just remember when this recovery started. suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle. i have to kind of remind them, actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015. and 2016. kennedy: yea, how is the anemic gdp growth? the president kicked it off this morning with some tweets. writing president trump would need a magic wand to get to 4% gdp stated obama. i guess i have a magic wand. we have just begun. kellyanne conway took it a step further. >> i was so excited this weekend. did you notice? we found a democrat who thinks the economy is doing well under president trump. p

we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. >> we do not want to risk one south carolina life. >> we are preparing for the worst. cheryl: preparing for the worst means evacuating a million people from south carolina as hurricane florence barrels towards the coast of. lauren: split decision yesterday with weak industrial stocks. a rebound in tag helping the nasdaq and s&p 500. cheryl: futures are moving lower. s&p down three and nasdaq down six to half. lauren: stocks are trading right now in europe. for the most part down across the board. the worst performer is the german markets. cheryl: stocks gained on a weeper-- weaker japanese gain. lauren: to push wrapper to make its products right here in us, but could cost consumers big-time. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. it is tuesday september 11. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: seventeen years ago, the anniversary. i'm lauren simonetti. the breaking news today is the weather. mandatory evacuations issued for parts of the carolinas in virginia as hurricane florence approaches the east coast.

we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. >> we do not want to risk one south carolina preparing for the worst. cheryl: preparing for the worst means evacuating a million people from south carolina as hurricane florence barrels towards the coast of. lauren: split decision yesterday with weak industrial stocks. a rebound in tag helping the nasdaq and s&p 500. cheryl: futures are moving lower. s&p down three and nasdaq down six to half. lauren: stocks are trading rig

congressman jordan, congressman meadows, matt gates and a handful of others. that we know anything about what is going on. the speaker has been absent, derelict throughout, efforts to carry the constitution responsibility over these intelligence and doj. >> worse than that, the speaker has guilty knowledge of all of this. and he is just as bad in my opinion as mr. rosenstein because he is sitting on top of corrupt criminal activity. he is suppressing and obstructing the freedom caucus members who want to get the information out. >> who is suppressing that? >> speaker of the house. he is guilty knowledge of all of this stuff. >> i just want to make sure everyone understood clearly. >> loud and clear.>> let's turn to, if we may, the judiciary committee chairman. announcing plans tosubpoena memos , not doing it but talking about it. and getting ready to do it. it is the same, to me, just ignorant nonsense that we have watched out of oversight. out of judiciary throughout this period allowing delay after delay after delay without any accountability, without recour

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director tom and chrisman matt gates among our guests monday, not tomorrow.row in the next day we want you to have a great tonight. see you monday night. good night from new york. maria: happy we can bid welcome to the program but we analyzed the week that was and helps positioning for the weekend. i'm very about aroma. coming up, equity international founder is my special guest this again. let's head over to the foxbusiness a room and get headlines. everything from wall street to main street this week. >> thank you. a week for the ages on wall street. the dow and s&p at historic highs this week as confidence in the strong us economy has been a key overlooking the trade tensions between china and

joining us now former congressman matt gates. good to see you. thank you very much for being here.bout the rod rosenstein situation? do you think -- how much longer do you think he is there. do you think he should be fired or leave on his own? >> no matter what the president does the congress has to exercise the oversight rule. rod rosenstein needs to be in the witness chair this week to explain the circumstances of the discussion. let's say that he was joking about wearing a wire on the president. that's inappropriate. any member of congress can call up rosenstein's impeachment and it must be voted on within 2 days. if we don't have rosenstein in the witness chair, mark meadows and i will do that and keep congress in town to do the oversight work. >> martha: you said an investigation needs to be taken on this. there was speculation that rod rosenstein might have decided to throw in the towel is he doesn't want to go through that process. do you think that is true? >> i don't know. rod rosenstein has been evasive in answering questions to the judiciary committee. this is the same r

we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. good night from new york.nging back hard against former president trump, claiming his predecessor had nothing to do with today's booming economy. and the fight could be a taste of what's going to happen in the mid terms. who is going to get the last laugh or the best credit. the former president hit the campaign trail and said this. >> when you hear how great the economy is doing right now, let's just remember when this recovery started. suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle. i have to kind of remind

we'll be talking with among others, congressman matt gates. >> at the possibility considering the numbersident trump. charles: thank you very much. here's lou. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, radical dams unleashing their midterm strategy come embracing this strategy presidency of barack obama while relentlessly attacking president trump personally. >> please don't say impeachment anymore. and when they say that, i say impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. [cheers and applause] lou: will be talking about the left-wing attack on the presidency of donald trump tonight. congressman louie gohmert, listserv

. >> martha: matt gates from florida has already called for an investigation tonight saying that he wants to every judiciary committee to discuss with every person in the room to get to the bottom of what was said in that room since there are some serious suggestions in that story tonight. quick thought, jessica on that before we go to the right? >> people who where they are suggesting that he said that sarcastically, and he's quite a sarcastic person. before i said it feeds into trump's narrative. i'm sure we'll hear from devin nunes and we'll have another investigation. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. my unlimited 2% cash back is more than just a perk, it's our healthcare. can i say it? what's in your wallet? with a range of suv's perfect for any adventure. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $339 a month for just 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. each unique piece comes to life in t

>> well, wolf, now you have the president's allies in congress, matt gates and mark meadows, now sayingwant to bring rosenstein to testify. perhaps as soon as this week about this -- this story in the "new york times" about his comments, allegedly made invoking the 25th amendment and about wiretapping the president. they think that bringing him to capitol hill and making him testify under oath will do a couple of things. it will certainly make rosenstein have to answer those tough questions, and people behind the scenes are advising the president not to fire rosenstein. instead to let this happen. because they believe that rod rosenstein will be damaged as a result of that hearing. he'll either have to resign or certainly they believe will make the politics a little bit better for him to be pushed out by the president. so that's what the president is hearing behind the scenes in anticipation of this thursday meeting. >> if the special counsel, robert mueller, thinks that rosenstein will either be fired or will resign, is there anything that mueller can do to safeguard the overall russia

one of the things you are seeing is mark meadows, matt gates going out and saying that they want rosensteinme testify in congress about these comments that he allegedly made about wire tapping the president, and they believe that he'll perform so badly at that hearing that it will at least, you know, if he doesn't resign it will make the case a little more politically palatable for the president to get rid of rod rosenstein. as a backup, by the way, mark meadows is talking about perhaps impeaching rod rosenstein at the end of all of this. >> yeah, they don't have the votes to impeach him, i can tell you that, in the house, certainly not the two-thirds necessary in the senate. let's talk a little bit about robert mueller, the special counsel. if he thinks that the man he reports to, rod rosenstein, is about to resign or be fired, what, if anything, can mueller do to protect his entire russia probe? >> there's a lot of what mueller is up to that we still do not know, but we do believe based on all of the signs we have seen that this investigation has a few more things to come, more indictment

congressman matt gates talks about the mueller investigation and the trump presidency. tina smith discusses her work on the farm bill and the brett kavanaugh nomination. and the delegate from the virgin islands joins us to talk about the trump administration's responses to hurricanes maria and harvey in 2017 and the latest response to hurricane florence. be sure to watch washington journal, thursday morning. bob woodward is straining us to talk about his new book -- is joining us to talk about his new book. also, ken starr will join us to discuss his book, a memoir, the clinton administration. >>> from president trump's announcement in july 2 key meetings this summer, to the recent confirmation hearing and thursday, the debate of the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. watch live on c-span2, c- span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> healthcare industry leaders and economic scholars testified on capitol hill earlier this summer. they discussed ways to reduce administrative cost in healthcare. next we will show you the senate healthcare and labor relations hea

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. >> matt gates believes the decision is creates wealth in canada instead of the u.s.ng us here. good afternoon thanks for joining us. >> it is such a source of frustration that the great dream of most companies is to become investable to go public in dan when we see canadian companies sending marijuana to the united states how much are they getting and whose fault is it? >> it is the fault of the united states government. we seat it where time and again you see advanced research and the opportunity to commercialize that research exists within the united states. our state governments have demock ratized because the federal government says cannabis in all forms under any circumstances regardless of the medical pro pryty is illegal. it means so much of our financial community can't get involved in growing these businesses in the united states. >> cities and states are moving on their own on this >> investors can't you can't get constitutional investors into a world which they fear it is to not create the opportunity for job creation that's green wave going on across the

matt gates is calling for immediate hearings on this issue.udio next to explain. >> i don't know what rosenstein did. i know what mccabe or page and strzok did. they tried to destroy this president. if rosenstein is involved he should be fired. if he is not involved leave him alone. here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you. tripadvisor. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. >> bill: in 30 minutes we'll get a press conference with the key player, mike pompeo, nikki haley, john bolton will be there in new york and cover the press conference live. the president kicking off his day today, four-day visit at the u.n. iran the main part of this agenda when the presi

. >> in fact republican matt gates of florida says that rosenstein should be investigated, before the is brushing more of the dust away and really what he believes the mueller probes about. >> the story really isn't about the justice department and fbi and meetings about donald trump. it is about the basis of the mueller investigation. and it shows you the mueller investigation was based on little more than personal animosity, rod rosenstein obviously angry he was being held accountable for his involvement in key decision-making related to the removal. >> i think the president shut down the mueller investigation peer. >> alan dershowitz also earlier fed off of that. he said there is a peril here to judge kavanaugh and was happened to the confirmation process. which is that you have to bring in all sides. get to the bottom of rosenstein did or didn't do. also, finally get doctor ford to the table. there's a back and forth with chuck grassley, doctor ford says she wants to be heard about allegations about judge kavanaugh. let's hear from her. >> grassley said tell me anyway you want to!

gate bridge suicide barrier has started. beginning this weekends, you can expect lane changes and delays. amy hollyfield is live at the bridge. amy? >> reporter: hi, matt. the person who took this video last night after 11:30 last night. this is the approach to the gold especially gate bridge in san francisco. traffic was not moving. or if it was, incident was very, very slow. this is the new reality for marin county residents. authorities are shutting down lanes of traffic on the bridge every night because they are building the suicide barrier. this just started this week. now, it did not help there was a zac brown band and eagles concert last night at at&t park. this is what one event could do to the bridge. here are the closures. monday through thursday, 9:00 at night to 5:00 in the morning. tonight the hours shift a bit. fridays will be 10:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. if you're going out in the city, get on the bridge to head back by 10:00. you should be fine. this is not a short-term in convenience. you really need to fold this into your planning because this project is expected to take three years. you certainly want to look, make sure there is not a

gate bridge suicide barrier has started. beginning this weekend you can expenges and delays. amy hollyfield is live at the bridge. amy >> reporter: hi, mattnes are still closed. they will be be opening in the next half hour. this is the new reality for marin county residents. it is going to be like this the next three years. traffic is okay right now. take a look at what last night was like. this is video taken after 11:30 when somebody was stuck in it. this is the approach to san francisco. traffic was barely moving, even stopped at times. that is because construction has started on the suicide barrier. they will shut down one lane in each direction every night for the next three years. it probably didn't help there was an eagles/zach brown concert last night. this is what one event can do to your drive on the golden gate bridge now. here are the closures. monday through thursday, 9:00 at night to 5:00 in the morning. those who work at night and need to get back home and need to cross the bridge are going to suffer. friday night, 10:00 tonight and they don't reopen until 7:00 in the morning. the person who took that video says it took 1