schiff and nunez are constantly sniping at each other. fierce loyalty to his party and his party leaders, he was very loyal to john boehner, attacking his critics on the hard right. he sees the world according to his critics in the democratic and republican party as a binary red versus blue and that would explain at least some of his actions. >> i'm trying to figure out why nancy pelosi and paul ryan, they're pretty much in a jointly run thing, why don't they get together and say we need a new person or a new set of people? >> it's just the breakdown, it's like the cliche in washington in 2018, the whole culture of norms. the problem in the house and the senate has been that they have to operate in a nonpartisan way, even if the rest of the chamber is kind of running for the margins. and this is such a violation and it makes it so impossible for the committee to do what it's supposed to do that i do think that ryan is going to have to step up and nancy pelosi has a lot of experience on that committee. >> that's what i mean. this, to me, t

we are joining by congressman devin nunez. and without him and the hard work of the house intelligence committee we would know little about the rampant corruption we would know little with it. and congressman desantos one of the first congressman to call for a second special counsel. the first guest is described by president trump as a great american hero regarding the role and spearheading to replace the republican memorandum. dram cram devon nunez, the chairman of the intelligence committee and as the president put it, the hero in the entire investigation of the intelligence community and the department of justice and the fbi and fisa court and it goes on and on. and mr. chairman, great to have you with us. you are focused right now on questionnaires from former heads of the fbi. the dni. and head of the fbi, james comey. and how is that going and have they met the deadlines you set. >> first of all thank you for having me on the job. and thank you for the continued coverage on this. i have been watching throughout. the memb

i know devin nunez is playing a political partisan game.ht to the russian interference is a problem and president trump won't -- he's not preparing us for 2018 or 2020 and that's a national security threat. >> sandra: pardon me, i'm going to jump in because we have republicans speaking at the conference. paul ryan is up. let's listen. >> we don't do the blurt out thing. i'm not watching the gyrations of the market just make sure we have good economic policy and think the best approach and the president is right. there's clearly dumping of steel and aluminum. that's happening. there's a big over capacity problem. let's focus on and the abusers of that and think the proper approach is a more surgical approach so we don't have unintended consequences. the ways and means committee has been work on solutions with the administration. the talks are ongoing and hoping we can get to a good place. we think the economy's doing well and we want to make sure every step we take forward does not create any unintended consequences. we've had multiple conve

nunez was one of the first people to discredit the idea that there is collusion between the president and russia. he was among the first people to make the claim that perhaps the obama administration had misused surveillance tools to spy on the trump campaign. he's been adamant about making sure the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail service was also thorough and properly done. i don't see them on opposite sides of the fence when it comes to the idea of how the investigation is being conducted. the main issue is over the inspector general. they take a while to produce these reports. it has been a while people are participating the report on how they investigate hillary clinton's private e-mail server. i think you can hear that a part of the president. nunez the same we're the ones crying foul about this probe about this trump and also the origins of it. and so at least you could get someone else to look for it. he was not appointed by president trump that remains to be seen. it's not clear how critical that may be but they do take a while. that's a case with almost all the in

to speaker of the house, begging devin nunez to not release a four-page memo. do you think he will sign off on a special counsel? it is fraught with problems. brian: trey gowdy is not sure that jeff sessions could not sign off himself. >> he thinks maybe. i worry about this. how is the first special counsel working out? rachel: you think ag sessions should go. who should replace him? would the senate even confirm a replacement? look at rod rosenstein. >> as soon as you rip the bandaid off, get on with the business of president being in office. he can't function. he recused himself out of the most important thing he has to do. there is systemic problem there. he has got to be able to do it. but he can't. brian: russia related. >> when gowdy and goodlatte sent to the attorney making the request, they addressed it to the attorney general and the deputy attorney general. that never happens. it is acknowledgement that rod rosenstein is really running the place and attorney general sessions is there in name only. steve: something happens in

the nunez committee failed to subpoena these people when they had the power to compel them to tell the truth, they refused to. they put out a memo that had to be debunked for truth and information out there. why smoke screen? why is there a coordinated effort to pull the wool over american's eyes in the threat that faces our country? >> they are coming back, testifying, trying to solve the problem. looking ahead to 2018, this is where we need to be concerned, the director of the cia or security adviser. foreign agents are looking to influence our 2020 elections. i would rather we focus our efforts on this not happening in the critical election coming up. >> we believe they should take actions, but why the cover up? >> we have to leave it there. >> lawmakers or capitol hill let the deadline come and go for a deal on daca. we'll talk about what will happen to hundreds of thousands of dreamers. >> we need a solution like the dream act. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching

remember devon nunez waited until the final five minutes before the subpeona from the information fromoj. and now congressman jordan, congressman meadow and desantos. they have to send their entire staffs over. don't they have oversight. and isn't that part of checks and balances and oversight committees are to check and balance and make sure that things don't go wrong? >> well, they resist over sight not only from congress and department of justice and fbi do. but the court. we are in federal court asking for these types of text message and why haven't we gotten them yet and why haven't you turned them on mccabe, strzok and page? we are getting the hand to the face. there is a culture of arrogance in the fbi and justice department that impedes virtually any oversight either by judicial watch or congress with the poweringly. this is concerning that it is happening in the obama sxhrgz by appointees with president trump. jeff sessions has to step up and take control of the justice department. rod rosenstein has a personal interest in keeping it away. and director rey is more concerned ab

devin nunez is pointing a suspicious finger at the bureau. fallout is coming next. >> i do not expect the department of justice to investigate the department of justice, i just don't. i don't expect the fbi to investigate the fbi. but i damn well expect federal judges serving as fisa judges that conduct was not committed in front of them. ♪ re you decide, you should know that chevy silverado's are the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. which means that ford f-150s are not. (laughs) which truck would you pick? the chevy. the chevy. the chevy. there you go. boom. that was obvious. plus it looks cooler. no doubt about it. now they know what to get me. (laughs) he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using. tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. melissa: condo

democrats blame in large part the chairman of the committee, chairman nunez. had to step aside after briefing the president on findings he believes was nefarious activity of trump employees by obama administration officials, and intelligence reports, democrats said that was a step too far, an effort to protect trump. they believe nunez interfered with the investigation almost every step of the way. republicans say the democrats are simply on an effort, a fishing expedition, don't have hard evidence on things. they say witnesses made clear there was no collusion or evidence of collusion. democrats are trying to find something that isn't there. that's the reason they believe it is time to pull the plug on the investigation. very unusual. different than the senate intelligence committee's investigation. but wolf, i just spoke with senator richard burr, he told me moments ago he has seen no evidence yet himself of any collusion between trump officials and russians and doesn't see anything to substantiate that january, 2017 finding that vladimir putin was trying to

lou: gregg jarrett joining to us take up nunez's proposal and fbi and department of justice corruption here next, stay with lou: sometimes things don't go the fbi let''s way. >> a new resolution concerning pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, 49 people were killed. the shooter, omar mateen's father was a confidence shall informant for the fbi, he was one for more than a decade before that massacre in 2016. that according to new testimony in court documents in trial of omar mateen's widow, his from either sadiq was captured on video, attending a hillary clinton rally in florida august 2016, two months after the shooting. pressure on facebook continue, ftc confirmed they are investigating facebook for misusing personal information of as many as 50 million users, a broad of investigation than that. and also, a bipartisan group of 37, attorneys general, 37 states have sent a letter to ceo zuckerberg, they demand answers about the company's questionable, practices, and its business propositions, joining us, fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. >> good to see you. >> start with fbi informa

house committee chair devin nunez accused the fbi of possibly using the sealed dossier to surveil trumpon't understand is why i haven't heard anything about a fisa judge calling the department of justice into their chambers to say how dare you put this political garbage in pront of me and contempt of court by ledging this is surveillance. >> i suspect we'd know about it if they had, and if they did, they're breaching their duties. the judges should be demanding saying you con veecealed eviden. you didn't tell me this with us paid for by the hilary campaign or you knew christopher steele was a liar. i would have never granted a warrant to surveil an american citizen. >> where people say a few -- fisa warrant, whether in the last 90 days, what reasonable cause have you developed is that would allow the continuance of te warrant? >> they have to have probable document. they veil -- violated, fraud, conspiracy to crit fraud and ob suctionson obstruction. >> so sarah carter. you're giving us kid bits and facts that lead us to the next 24 hours. >> back to the court real kick. the judge of th

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this one started off with nunez going to the white house. >> yeah. >> to basically collaborate with themn what information could come out to help their case. >> yeah. >> what else did you need to know? >> more recently a member of the republican staff digging up dirt on senator warner and leaking it to a news agency. >> nunez was able to come back after stepping back even into the same investigation. >> look, there's the benghazi investigation which was similarly hyperpartisan but something fundamentally less impactful to the american trajectory. you can say, you know what, we left that place a long time ago. but at least the senate investigation is trying to work bipartisan. this is something that is bigger than partisanship, people. this is about a foreign power meddling in our election. again, you can look at the evidence and you may not be a place of collusion versus complicity, that's a great debate. there will be partisan impacts on what people believe on that. but for them to go as far as to say they don't believe putin wanted trump to win based on all the evidence overruling the

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let's let charlie -- >>they corrected the nunez memo of whether or not it was exposed to the fisa reportently, the application never said anything about the dnc or hillary clinton. >> the application which was approved by four republican judges and renewed, which means they kept finding stuff on trump, on the administration officials or future administration officials through the surveillance. t >>will you did admit that the application said nothing about the dnc or hillary clinton? >> it said it was politically motivated >> if free beacon is a journalist organization. >> charlie, i have a bridge in brooklyn i think i want to sell you when this is over. >> we appreciate you both and your honest debate. come back. >> you can't cover it up forever. >> none of them related to russian collusion, just for the record. we're not going to muddy the waters, because charlie i can see you shaking your head. let's just keep it clear what we're talking about. >> that's what they're investigating right now. >> that's fair. isaac an anxiously awaiting the results. large part of america struggling with

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the nunez report may shed light on the timing and truth of that. as a man behind the dossier, steele speaks out. could there be a bombshell in the investigation. a former trump aide who refuses to comply with a from the special counsel. >> they know something. i don't know what it is. >> know something. >> perhaps i'm wrong. he did something. >> it is only monday. >> martha: breaking news live from the white house. what are you learning there? >> good to see you. the point is steele wrote the dossier that helped trigger the counsel investigation that put many in the cross hairs. now the new yorker report that steele turned over more information to mueller and his team. there may be avenues we don't know about. this begs questions about steele and his dossier in the piece. it was revealed after he signed on he learn his work was funded by the dnc and clinton camp even though the fysa application said he did not know who was paying for it. and if putin was trying to impact the election, as you noted, why didn't president obama and his team stop him.

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house intel committee chair devin nunez joins us right now to rye act., happens on a daily basis that i get accused by the democrats of this. it has been happening before the russian investigation began publicly. when i was named to the trump transition team. i was getting attacked, getting calls i was agent of russian foreign power reality is i warned the obama administration in early 2016 about this like your last segment, we have serious, real problems in this country. if you look at the situation in austin right now, it is very fluid as you said. we need to get our fbi and our intelligence agencies working on real problems and get them away from what they're doing now, which is, looks likes spinning in circles. we spent 14 months on this investigation, looking for collusion. we didn't find any. ainsley: how did you get to that point? >> we interviewed over many dozens of witnesses. many people right around the president, almost nearly everybody who was involved in the campaign, all of them testified under oath, that they had no contacts with the russ

chairman devon nunez of the house intelligence committee demanding answers from the three principle leaders of the obama intelligence apparatus. what's going to happen here? >> devon has been tough on this. i appreciate the work of the chairman. he sent 10 key questions. when did you get the dossier. who did you share it with? did you talk to the president? did you talk to the press? 10 important questions to dozen people. most of them in the obama administration. some probably still at the fbi. so, those 10 questions and the answers are due this friday. devon says if you don't give me the answers, because we will get to the bottom one way or the other. we will s&p you. that's the way it should work. if they will not give us the answers the american people are entitled to when something this fundamental a dossier. campaign research was taken to a secret court to get a secret warrant to spy on an american citizen and not give us answers how it happened. you deserve the subpoenana. what answers we get back and for those that didn't send back answers. chairman nunez will issue is upnas. >> con

. >> nunez about the background check is it clear if the president supports that. obviously this proposal -- a telus weather not he's does support the idea of background checks? >> the president supports fixing some of the problems within the background check system. we have outlined in the legislation and were looking at other options beyond the. >> the president tweeted and not much political support about the age. i've looked at every poll and that it raising the age what is he talking about? >> congress who has the ability to make. >> he's determined that there's no support in congress? >> not broad-based support. that doesn't mean that were ignoring the concept. were not looking at a how we can build a coalition of support. were determining what the best path forward is to implement something like that as well as a number of other issues. >> to see remain committed to the? [inaudible] [inaudible] >> tonight on the communicators, tennessee congresswoman marsha blackburn is also the chair the house subcommittee on communications and technology. she's interviewed

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the charges laid out by nunez in the letter, are obstruction of justice, conspiracy, contempt of courtdeprivation of constitutional rights for a u.s. citizen. these are not light charges. these are fines up to 10 years in prison. horowitz will look into these things. i'm convince at some point along the way there will be a an investigation, a prosecution, quite frankly, trish, somebody needs to go to jail so we get trust in these institutions again. >> ned rye yawn, thank you very much -- ryun. >> thanks, trish. trish: recovering from the lows of the session, there is a lot of fear about tariffs, what they mean. are we headed for some kind of global trade war? not really. you know these markets love to overreact. can you make money off the overreaction now? the panel is going to weigh in next. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. current qualified competitive owners and lessees can get this 2018 chevy equinox for around $199 a month. chevrolet. find new roads. hi,

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vanessa nunez is a stupidity at san jose state university. she's also part of the group of people most likely to lose money in a scam. >> when you're expecting something you kind of just open it without realizing. >> reporter: the better business bureau says millennials like vanessa now report more money lost to scams than the elderly. >> there was this thing saying he was in jail but he wasn't actually in jail and he did want have his phone on him. >> reporter: cybersecurity expert says young people often called digital natives are especially susceptible to scams because both they and the scammers spend so much time online. young people also tend to be more trusting of who they interact with online. >> their private information, you know, their important information about their bank, their credit card, their background. that is the problem. >> reporter: the solution, be wary of those who reach out to you on the internet. >> he just inherited a bunch of money. >> they talked to me on linkedin a couple of times. >> reporter: especially if mone

on thursday the house intelligence committee headed by california republican devin nunez announced it its report after deciding on partisan lines to end the investigation. nunez insisting his committee found no evidence of collusion. >> we also found no collusion between the trump campaign, but we did find links between the clinton and democratic party to the russians. there's no collusion. if they don't have any collusion, they aught to come out and say if. if they have some collusion, they aught to come out and say it. but it seems to me like this is going nowhere fast. >> and ranking member adam schiff is a democrat who pledges to continue the information without the committee's republicans. >> suffice to say that the majority was not interest in conducting a further investigation, even when the flaws in what we have done so far have been so apparent over the course of the last week. but our work will go on, nonetheless. we will be submitting minority views. we will also be conducting additional interviews and obtaining additional documents. >> but the senate intelligence committee

something we've seen is chairman nunez has sort of gone to war with the democrats.e committees, s historically -- >> they're supposed to not have that part. they're the last on the hill. >> until this point, they have been. if you ask republicans who used to be on the committee, that's how it was until the last six months. it is another area of congress where it's been totally politicized and partisan. a lot of people feel, even republicans, like it is a shame. >> we see trump is expecting loyalty from everyone, i think including devin nunez. that is trickling down to his behavior and could influence it. it is partisan. the war of the memos is a perfect example of how crazy this has become. >> mike is joining us live from capitol hill. you watched the interview with adam schiff. you were there. can you walk through what your biggest take aways were from that as we expect to see, by the way, corey lewandowski entering any minute? >> reporter: that's right. corey lewandowski has just arrived. he arrived as we were there. hearing from adam schiff, the top democrat on t

he said that the nunez memo mischaracterized what he told the house intelligence committee. as you'll recall, in the memo, it made the case that mccabe said, allegedly, testified that no surveillance warrant would have been sought for the fisa warrant on carter page, the former campaign aide, without the dossier, and mccabe pushed back on that and said that wasn't true, he never said the dossier was the linchpin to getting the fisa warrant approved for page. he said yes, it was a material part of the application but it was not the majority of the application, and that the investigation into carter page, into russia, began even before the dossier. so he said that essentially the republicans and the house intelligence committee mischaracterized what he said in that testimony. this is the first time, again, we're hearing from andrew mccabe, talking about this and, now, in the wake of the news he has been terminated, just shy of his 50th birthday, don. >> could he end up as a witness in the mueller investigation? >> he could. we talked about that. he believes that is one of the

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welcome to the party pal because golly gee whiz congressman nunez anyone who's been paying attention could told you that much which is why most of us have said farewell to your left and right wings of news media and started watching the hawks. you get the. real deal it's like the last of the plot of. the day like you know that i got. this.

nunez is sent home.s strong but it hits the mound and the batter scores. >> inside the park home run. all right. while we're at it, check out last year's national league mvp. he started out with his career as a yankee with a bang. over powering the blue jays 6-1 in toronto. >> let's check in on the defending world series champs, the houston astros picking up where they left off last year with george springer becoming the first player to hit the lead-off home run in consecutive season openers. mvt jose altuve did their part beating the texas rangers 4-1. >> not too bad. the defending national league champs, the dodgers, hosted the giants in l.a. the only run of the game scored by san francisco here. props to the grounds crew. they were able to clean up and fix a plumbing issue that sent sewage on to the field. that's no good. this was tuesday night. smelly waste caused the umps to call the rest of the final preseason game. >> that's a stinker. >> yeah. >> but, meanwhile, in detroit, it was good old precip

fox news of exclusively obtaining a letter from house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez tohe doj saying the agency's surveillance warrants on the trump campaign clearly violates rules on submitting evidence to the court and may have violated criminal statute going to the use of the trump dossier to get the warrant as republican congressman matt gates intensifies his fight against liberal hypocrisy leading democrats on the house until committee adam schiff to cosponsor his own bill which was filed in 2013. the proposal reforms the warrant process to protect any president from being spied on. republican senators warning of economic consequences stemming from the president's tariff announcement. the white house will impose a 25% tariff on steel and 10% tariff on aluminum imports which likely calling for fees a huge job killing tax hike. texas's john cornyn says it could lead to a trade war. donald trump is confident this will be a success. >> we needed even for defense if we are going to have new jobs, much more vibrant companies. heather: is designed to boost domestic product

>> i agree with devin nunez. is unlike every other court in the land. it operates secretly. because of all of the constitutional protections that are suspended by the fisa process it is very, very strict. you have to have possible cause that the target of your investigation is an agent for a foreign government. you have to have probable cause. you have to have more evidence that more likely than not likely the target of your investigation, in this case, carter page, is an agent for a foreign government, in this case, russia. so what was the probable cause for the fisa warrant? it turns out the lion's share of it was in fact the steele dossier, was in fact this salacious, uncorroborated, this rumor-rife compendium of donald trump's alleged sexual exploits with no proof whatsoever. they disguised the steele dossier, the fbi, seems to me, as real evidence. a the evidence that would support that foundation of probable cause that i just described you need to get the fisa warrant. so if that is true. and appears to be

we have some months and months of investigating this and found no collusion and chairman nunez did a great job and he was right to call into this probe. and here is the interesting thing. when bob mueller was given the direction it was not just to look at collusion. they were ambiggous on other related matter and allows him to be more unguided. he certainly is able to look at a number of other areas that go beyond the collusions. my voters back home and your viewer and listeners want us to get serious about the trump agenda and the time is now to do that. >> lou: i couldn't agree with you more, congressman. it is stunning the language he used unguided missile, he is on a course trying to destroy the trump presidency. it is time people in the country understand that you cannot make bob mueller superior in his powers over the federal government than the president of the united states. this is madness what we are watching. >> when you start to look at wrongdoing and the type of investigation that is going on. it was designed to look at collusion. i think that there is not only no eviden