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take back control with lipo flavonoid. >> former georgia special prosecutor nathan wade is admitting er meetings with white house officials during his time on the stage trump case. that's coming from a newly released a transcript of deposition on capitol hill last week. wade resigned from the trump pro in march after his romantic relationship with the fulton county d.a. came to life. me -- mike emanuel is life. >> nathan wade's memory was fuzzy. he was asked "did the interview with d.c. white house to your recollection involve anyone from the department of justice?" the answer "i don't recall." on another matter, he was more clear when asked "did anyone in the white house direct you, or to your knowledge, or anyone else in the fulton county district attorney's office filed charges against donald trump?" answered, "no, ma'am." wade was on capitol hill when we could go for the questioning. in 2022, he billed for a meeting for the white house counsel's office at his hourly meeting of $250. when asked, he could not detail the purpose of the meeting. he used some version of "i don't recall

taxpayer money going to nathan wade.ngton to meet with the d.o.j., white house, january 6th committee, all in this effort to go after president trump. >> we're told that there are questions of privilege in this deposition and that is something he might try to invoke. nathan wade is under subpoena. they issued a subpoena to get him to testify today. the u.s. marshals had to go find him. he is here today and going to go for two hours and there are no members of congress in the room. dana. >> dana: all right, chad. i like the marshals, thank you. >> bill: before we go, it is being called the panda express there. you have two giant pandas arriving this morning at dulles and making their way to the smithsonian zoo. >> dana: i bet they have jet lag. >> bill: they are on loan for ten years and they have time to recover. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. 21 d

and that's why nathan wade's deposition today is relevant still to this matter. nathan wade was obviously a key part of those allegations of an improper romantic relationship between he and fani willis? take a listen to what nathan wade said earlier this summer when he was interviewed by kaitlan collins and asked about that relationship and his role on the trump case just to clarify, when did their romantic relationship between the two of you start yeah. so we get into there has been this effort to say that. okay. these these exact dates are are at issue in these exact dates are i'm getting i'm getting signaled here with his attorney. >> this would be a question again, he'll be asked today and it's a question at the heart of whether or not fani willis could be disqualified from the case, and if that happens, this case all but goes away. if donald trump's that opens up a whole new can of questions down the line that will have to sort out the answers to if and when that happens all the twists and turns. >> zach cohen, you're covering it all. thanks so much. >> more

now, nathan wade is here again under subpoena. he has been testifying behind closed doors for about an hour. now. >> it remains to be seen if he will ultimately answer questions from the committee. were toys being questioned just by committee staff today, but we caught up with nathan wade as he entered the hearing room today and he was silent as we entered, are asking i'm a series of questions about the topics he expects to be asked about and what answers he might provide members of the committee, especially republicans, do anticipate his limited his enters will also be limited in deposition today, but ultimately, we have to we can't ignore the politics of this moment. write it comes as early voting in georgia is starting. it also comes as donald trump has continued to use that that claim of being a victim of political prosecution does a centerpiece of his presidential campaigns and nathan wade on the hill today answering questions about both his role in the georgia criminal case and also his relationship with fani willis. it just

funny note -- fani willis sent a letter to ju ju shared chair to cancel nathan wade's testimony becauseucted wade not answer any questions saying they could compel way to improperly divulged confidential information. joining us now congressman jeff van drew. what do you think of the action today and what is going on here? >> we are trying to get to the truth and we want transparency. supposedly that's what they want as well but the bottom line is to understand what happened here. funny willis, the d.a., hired a special prosecutor nathan wade who was her, paid him over at period at times $700,000 they then went on a luxurious vacation using that money obviously to do that. that's unbelievable. i mean that's something that's just not acceptable and this is a woman who campaigned for her job as d.a. as someone that was going to go after donald trump. how wrong all of this isn't meanwhile federal funds flow into her office that very possibly were used for all of this. how inappropriate and how wrong is that? people are so danged tired of this. american taxpayers, american workers breaking t

another bit of information coming from all of this is that nathan wade apparently admitted that he neededte code training, and the organization act training, i believe that it is what it is called, and deed to lead the georgia case against donald trump. what does all of this reveal to you, andy? >> i think it underscores that he had no business being on a complex criminal case. i did rico cases for a number of years as a federal prosecutor. it's a very complicated statute and in some ways it was a very innovative statue when congress enacted in 1971. georgia is prosecuting donald trump under its analog. but i think the fair inference from this, sandra is that he was not brought in because he was the senior experienced hand who could sort of calm things at a very high-profile intensive prosecution, he was brought in because he was fanny willis' boyfriend and the fair inference for all of this is that some of the allegations that have been made by defense counsel about self-dealing and potential financial fraud and perjury are very colorful. >> john: a lot to be learned they are, thank you

. >> john: and newly released transcript of revealing more about nathan wade close dork testimony to the judicial committee. admitting to at least two meetings at the white house, but he could not seem to remember many details about them. our chief washington correspondent mike emanuel with more on this. i thought my memory was shot. >> exactly right. wondering if it was coaching from lawyers, but nathan wade was very tight-lipped when confronted by fox news last week on capitol hill. >> are you going to follow those instructions? do you have a message from the candidate this morning? what do you think about any anything? are you going to invoke the fifth amendment and say anything of relevance to them? in may 2022, wade built for a meeting with the white house counsel office at his hourly rate of $250. but when asked about it he cannot detail the purpose of the meeting. using some version of i don't recall more than 30 times when questioned by lawmakers and staff during closed-door testimony. and left the case due to his romantic relationship with fulton county d.a. fani willis, sho

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nathan made! wade was asked who mack the interview with d.c.of justice. his answer, i don't recall. committee stopped right again with wade when they asked "you remember meeting with the white house council in may of 2022?" answer "i don't." you have no recollection of meeting with anyone from the white house counsel's office?" answer "i don't." wade was on capitol hill one week ago for not questioning an inmate any 22, wade built for meeting with white house counsel's office at his hourly rate of $250, 2000 for the day but when asked about a swede cannot reveal the purpose of the meeting. wade use some version of "i don't recall." more than 30 times when questioned by lawmakers doing closed-door testimony. the right -- the house judiciary chairman said weights meeting sound very political spirit about the whole thing with nathan wade, taxpayer money going to nathan wade, he was traveling the -- to meet with the doj and white house, the january 6 committee all on this article after president trump. >> wade left the trump is due to his romantic

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this headline, fox news' web site, may than wade grilled -- nathan wade grill by house investigators, the article says former fulton county special prosecutor nathan wade left capitol hill on tuesday after a marathon four-and-a-half hour grilling by house judiciary committee investigators. wade, whose legal team included former georgia governor -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> god afternoon. if -- good afternoon. matt, you want to start us off? don't want to interrupt. the e-mail, you're type thing. so we can pause for a second. somebody else needs to take a phone call anyway. [laughter] shall i exit and come back in in five minutes? [laughter] >> just really briefly, although i.there'll be other questions about this, but from me, just going back to the conversation that we had yesterday or the q&a session from yesterday on the letter to the israelis, there seems to be some confusion about what the warning or what the message to israel is. and a lot of people have ache a then the view -- taken the view or interpreted it as you are threatening a, quote-unquote, arms embargo

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and nathan wade will testify before the u.s.mittee about his relationship with fani willis during the georgia election probe. wade and willis led the investigation against former president trump. willises wade should not testify. i am concerned your demand for mr. wade's testimony would force him to divulge confidential information. isr prime minister netanyahu telling president biden he is willing to strike iran's military rather than -- despite high tension. >> carley: matt finn has more. >> you may recall two weeks ago, iran launched 200 missiles into israel. the fear is if israel responds it could become a full-blown confrontation. prime minister netanyahu told president biden israel will strike iranian military sites, that information shows prime minister netanyahu might be willing to avoid further escalation and could impact u.s. elections. prime minister netanyahu saying we will listen to opinion of the united states and make final decisions based on our national interest. we expect us anti-missile system called fad to ar

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nathan wade is under subpoena. they issued a subpoena to get him to testify today. the u.s. marshals had to go find him. he is here today and going to go for two hours and there are no members of congress in the room. dana. >> dana: all right, chad. i like the marshals, thank you. >> bill: before we go, it is being called the panda express there. you have two giant pandas arriving this morning at dulles and making their way to the smithsonian zoo. >> dana: i bet they have jet lag. >> bill: they are on loan for ten years and they have time to recover. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. 21 days until election day. one group of voters are smack in the middle of a fight for their attention. democrats want them to pay attention. vice president kamala harris has dropped popularity among black men in particular. democrats have plans to win them back. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." coming to you live today from beautiful cumming, georgia, just a short drive north of atlanta. i will tell you more about that i

nathan wade who just appeared before a congressional hearing, house judiciary, said that he was holdinghouse counsel and he even billed the taxpayer in georgia for his meeting with white house counsel. now what did that georgia prosecution have to do with the white house? secondly, jack smith, the handpicked special counsel not confirmed by the senate, but picked by garland, he and his top lieutenant jay bratt met with the white house officials repeatedly over the months and this is the same eric garne merrick garland to let the statute of limitations passed on joe biden son. fani willis visited the white house, partied with kamala harris in february of 2023. a week later the grand jury recommends charges. and letitia james, on three separate occasions, in april, july, and august of '23, was at the white house, and it has been confirmed by the white house. so all of the telltale signs are there. it was an effort, and it was lawfare to put him in jail. because, you see, donald trump was supposed to be in jail or dead, and we were never supposed to know how dumb kamala harris was. >> jess

not to mention that we just recently found out nathan wade from the georgia prosecution was actually coordinating and had multiple calls with the white house and so we seen where fani willis' case has been colluded as well so look, they keep talking about a threat to democracy and yet harris is the only one who received zero elections as their presidential nominee, denying the american people their selection which was president joe biden, so the real threat to democracy, liz, is really the democrats who continue to try and bypass what the rule of law is and what constitutionality really means. liz: the kamala campaign, democrats, they are reportedly so angry biden damaged kamala harris. by the way she's yet to condemn biden's remarks. reports coming in looks like the biden white house is leaking against biden to do damage control. alex tom son at axios says a former biden official texted him saying "we've got to lock up joe biden" a current biden white house aid says,"flow one is listening to joe biden any more, his words have little power and reach" so what is this , congressman? br

the judge let her stay on after the former prosecutor nathan wade's step down after they were real oblationsestrians about of the romantic relationship and the ethics surrounding that case, as i said to some of those charges were dropped and she is trying to bring them back. that's a brink and corey lewandowski trump 2024 a senior official, good to have you with us. i find it interesting to the efforts to bring these cases back do not seem to be central in any of the campaigning, and for a while it felt like all of those lawfare or whatever you want to call it was going to be one of the major centers of the thrust of the kamala harris and democrats campaign. what he think is going on? >> it clearly the biden-harris administration wanted to use the two tiered justice system to push trump out of the race, probably tried to intimidate him with moral law go. what we see is that donald trump is a fighter, he is that it -- it is as been a political prosecution against him and the cases in georgia and florida with jack smith and in washington, d.c. and new york. it is only emboldened his supporters

and also when it comes to lawfare, we find out that nathan wade met three times with white house officialsstice department prior to launching the georgia investigation. and even before fani willis was in her seat she says i'm going to go after trump. so, when he says lock her up. was he actually doing that? was he actually going out of his way to destroy and then eventually lock up through lawfare and stop him from running again? and did that just slip out? >> kayleigh: the "new york times," remember, he complained and this is according to aides that merrick garland was being a ponderous judge in not taking action. >> steve: we did hear kamala harris say a couple of days ago when somebody said lock him up. she said we will let the courts deal with that or something like that. regarding is a than begans going on right now in the run-up to the election u.s. intel communiy officials apparently said that russians are already trying to disrupt the u.s. elections. there's a video of tim walz out there apparently that the russians already have claimed voter fraud regarding migrants and things lik

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merchant, the attorney that you're looking at there on your screen, she says this goes far beyond nathan wade. she is alleging ethics violations by fani willis claiming that willis use taxpayer money to fund a media monitoring site that track the public's perception of how she was handling the trump election subversion case. and that case, if you remember, appear to be on a fast-track to go before the 2024 election. that was until merchant's motion. fani willis initially survive that motion, if you remember? but it's now unclear what's going to happen. that case is in the hands of the court of appeals or arguments are set for december. meanwhile, kate willis has this related legal fight on our hands later this afternoon. >> so nick also at the very same time, georgia's voting send setting records with early. their early vote turnout and already facing accusations from republicans like marjorie taylor greene claiming fraud is underway republican secretary state's pushing back on what marjorie taylor greene is claiming, bring people up to speed here kate, these are the same tired old claims tha

special prosecutor nathan wade left capitol hill on tuesday after a marathon of 4.5 hour grilling white it area committee investigators. wade, the legal team include, the former governor of georgia, said little to reporters before, after, and during his close doors deposition. no lawmakers were seen entering or cleaning the room. the article goes on to say that the house judiciary committee has been seeking information on his relationship with the fulton county district attorney, annie willis, who is investigating former trump's alleged -- former president trump's alleged efforts to overturn his loss in the election in georgia. trump and 18 allies were indicted by a grand jury in august 2020 three on charges that include racketeering and conspiracy. marie, minnesota, republicans. caller: good morning. i'd like to talk a little bit about governor walz. he has a progressive far left agenda. he has been in politics for 22 years. he was a teacher, he was in congress for 16 years and became our governor. in his first term, his motto was one minnesota. when he got a democratic majority in 202