former acting attorney general matt whitaker! and applause] she's smart, attractive and inspiration to young women everywhere, fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally his paper airplanes must submit a flight plan, tyrus! sandra, welcome to the show. >> i'm almost speechless because of this new set, congratulations. it is awesome. >> when you asked if we had a live audience you should have said no. >> amazing audience! >> greg: i'm glad you came late to this party, it makes it the least racist person here. >> i was late. and you were adamant about not being late, i apologize. >> greg: by this definition i am the most racist person who ever walked -- i'm always trying to beat the previous record on the show of getting out. >> i screwed it up. >> greg: you did you had a change of clothes. you know what you wore? white. [laughter] what do you make of this stuff? >> it's almost like i didn't know this was a topic. it's another example of wasting taxpayer funds. these are government employees getting paid on taxpayer dime who are l

joining me as matt whitaker, former acting attorney general under president trump. january 6, the committee member lofgren, she doesn't sound too confident about what she got from pat cipollone today. >> she doesn't. it's good to be with you tonight. what you probably would expect, this committee really wanted somebody corroborate their previous witness. they needed pat cipollone's testimony to say, did you say these things? did you hear the same thing she heard? in this case it sounds like all i really wanted was to get pat cipollone on video for their made-for-tv show trial in order to sort of get somebody that was close to the president i'm sure they asked every single question every way you can ask it. pat cipollone is a smart, sophisticated guy. i'm sure he answered their question and protected things like executive privilege. >> raymond: that's a great point. the committee is trying to establish that trump wanted to join protesters at the capitol on january 6th which probably proves nothing but as you mention, pat's attorneys negotiated with this committee for

joining me now, delighted he's with us, matt whitaker, former acting attorney general under president trump. according to cbs, there are two parts of this investigation. one part concerns the efforts to swapout electors, won by biden and several battlegrounds. another is examining the actions surrounding january 6th when the supporters overran the capital. have you seen any evidence, matt, that trump could be in any type of legal jeopardy, criminal jeopardy under these two broad understandings of where this investigation is going? >> yeah, i have not. glad to be with you. your introduction in the monologue was spot on. that's exactly what the left is trying to do here. i was shocked by what merrick garland said, essentially leaks were given to "the washington post" the day before his interview and instead of saying i can't confirm or deny the existence of an investigation or i can't talk about ongoing investigations, he gave the left exactly what they are demanding from him, which is essential he pretty much confirmed donald trump is under investigation and we should rejoice. these pe

matt whitaker, formerth acting attorney general under president trump. matt , now according to cbsenen there are two parts of this investigation. one part concerns efforts to swap outut elector's one by bidn and several battlegrounds. another i is examining the actiu surroundingrr january six when the supporters over in the capital . have you seen anyeen any eviden, matt , that evi trump could be e any type of legal jeopardy, criminal jeopardy under these two broad understandings of where this investigation is going? yeah, i have not glad to be with you inmo your introduction. in the monologue was spotgu on . that'str exactly what the left is trying to do here. i was h shocked by what merrick garland said. d are given toaks "the washington post" the day before his interview. and instead of sayingernd i cant confirm or deny the existence of an investigation or i can'tsc talk t about ongoing investigations, he gave the left exactly what they are demanding from him, which is essentially he pretty much confirmed donald trump is under investigation and we shou

joining me now is matt whitaker, former acting u.s. attorney general. good to see you, matt . i want to read from the secret service statement. they said we notified dhs officials of the inspector general of the loss of certain phone data, but confirmed to the oig that none tax it was seeking had been lost in the migration met. it seems like the effort here is completely not the truth, but completely just there to smear the agency. right. and this committee is not happy with the response from the secret service about cassidy hutchinson's testimony . remember, they pushed back saying that, you know, we or there are people willing to go on the record to dispute her allegations and obviously they're not happy about that. so now they are going to war against the secret service in trying to embarrass them. i mean, these all these stories, to your point, sean, were worded to make it sound very nefarious that somehow that these were intentionally deleted, that these were intentionally kept away from congress and that's not what happened. >> and so it's just it's so insincere how the

okay, a shocking explanation, joining me right now is matt whitaker, the attorney general.or joining us. saying that we notified them of the loss of data, confirming that none of it has been lost in migration. so it seems it's completely there near the agency. >> yes, and this committee is not happy with the response from the secret service about the testimony of kassidy hutchins. and obviously they are not happy about that and now they are going to war against the secret service and trying to embarrass them. amidst all these stories, making it sound very nefarious. >> it goes to the point and a skewed committee, that never would've happened if jim jordan was on the committee. >> there is no doubt that this is not a fair and balanced committee. and there's not the typical questionings this is a show trial this is intended to disparage what used to be the trump administration. >> we have rules that apply to this you do that in courts, right. >> and i know like you that i would watch some of these hearings and find myself objecting to hearsay most of the day because there was

combined and people like chad wolf or heather fisher and people like a bunker trump and pam bondi and matt whitakerding the fight so why are we here why is this critical? all of that moment and president trump built up is continuing here at a fbi and that is why we need you to further the policies that were working so well and historic in fighting this evil the worst in my opinion human rights problem we have seen in our generation. that is point number one but number two, the left tries to make a sound inhumane, discriminatory, anti-. i am the son and great-grandson of immigrants and we celebrate that legal immigration makes america great and strong. [applause] but it is brown people who are exploited by the left and their policies by the cartels because for them it is just a business and human lives are just a commodity and what are they being exploited for? $150million per week just in that area. talking about billions of dollars for sex exploitation for forced labor and oregon harvesting illegal adoptions and we are talking about billions of doses of fentanyl and increasing by orders of magnitu

let's go to matt whitaker, former trump administration acting attorney general. king about the legal issues i want to pontificate on. matt, help me with the delaware chancery court, it has a long and established record normally siding with the company that is shafted, not all the time but a good many times where you make a deal. you commit to that deal. you just can't worm out of a deal. how do you see this going? >> yeah, neil, good to be with you today. well a lot of it boils down to contract law at the end of the day. the chancery court in delaware has the expertise. obviously many corporations are formed in delaware, one of the reasons is because of the well-developed corporate law but in this case you know, there are self things. as a lawyer usually you don't pay as much attention to the last section of the contract but in this case the specific performance question is going to be front and center in the contract. can twitter compel elon musk to buy it and ultimately i think the answer is probably yes. this court has compelled other purchasers to follow throu

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sandra smith, matt whitaker, tyrus. kat timpf. "fox news @ night" with and i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, new details in the investigation into the highland park parade shooting, the accused shooter and his movement in the hours before and after the attack. the stories continue to dig into how he legally bought a number of guns despite disturbing interactions with police. we will take a look at how mass shootings are shining a spotlight on the issue of mental health. our manual including dr. janette nesheiwat is standing by to discuss. in detroit, a police officer had been shot and killed. fox news cameras capturing this group of hundreds of migrants crossing legally into texas wednesday. crews tell us the sweltering heat is not slowing things down at the southern border. we begin with what we are learning about monday's tragic parade massacre. matt finn tracking the latest development. good evening. >> police revealed that the alleged fourth of july parade sho

we will tell you why and matt whitaker ways in next. ♪ ♪ >> mike: transportation bureau stats show moref what you just said, we are seeing a steady flow of folks heading into the atlanta airport to catch flights today. it is looking to be another busy day here and at airports across the country as folks learn to just work with travel delays. >> i got here a couple hours early. just prepared for everything. any delay. so far, it's fine. hopefully it will stay that way. >> we are excited. we know that if there are troubles i will come our way, we will have time to recuperate. speak out a lot of folks say that they will not be taking ch. some are filling up for their flights 3-4 hours in advance prepared to wait and hoping that they make it to their destination. delays and cancellations already backing up this afternoon. this morning, rather. we are seeing about 177 u.s. flights canceled in nearly 1,000 flights delayed according to flight aware. on sunday, tsa screened a little more than 2 million people, about 66,000 fewer passengers than the day before. that said, it has still been a pre