attorney general pam bondi, it drives millions of people at home nuts. what is justice? do we get to justice in this type of thing? you have t to have a security clearance and when you misapply that, you misuse it, can't you be fired? can't you go to jail? what is justice supposed to look iklike? >> not what we are seeing now. i don't think it's bill barr, i think it's the deep state from within the justice department. this woman, i would love to cross-examine her. as a prosecutor, i would give anything to questionio her. 600 emails were found to have security violations. it's crazy, they destroyed her servers in her bathroom with hammers. i cannot believe the secretary of state with the highest security clearance could ever do such a thing and she has to be held accountable. >> jason: again, i was the chairman and i was there trying to have some degree of accountability here, but this is a really bad luck. i didn't bring this up again. g people are going to watch and criticize, there goes jason chaffetz -- this is the state department finally coming up with something, b

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part of that may be communications where they'll -- reports say pam bondy and tony saig.ing he doesn't need a team. he's a one man tweet. here he is. >> here's the thing. i don't have teamings, everyone talks about teams. i'm the teams. i did nothing wrong. this has been going on since before i got elected. eric: what about that? he could have a whole team and the president could obviously come out and say whatever he wants. >> right. he does do that and i think what these criminal defense staff can do in helping him is articulate why it's not wrong. a lot of people don't understand. if you listen to public opinion, well, it's not right, they shouldn't have been talking about joe biden in a phone call, quid pro quo, how commons is that? a lot of people don't understand how that works. the democrats are aware of the lack of understanding the public has about these very complicated issues. so i think the president needs to be more detailed as to why what he believes that what he did isn't wrong because more and more information is going to come out about his behavior on nee

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the former treasury department spokesman, and attorney general pam bondi to handle communications for the impeachment probe of donald trump. defense secretary mark esper said the united states will leave more troops and armored vehicles in eastern syria to prevent isis terrorists gaining access to oil fields controlled by syrian kurds. concern is growing over the prospect of militants escaping from captivity and attacking the west. benjamin hall takes us inside a prison where some of those racist terrorists are being held. >> >> isis fighters captured the objective in their own countries. fox news has an exclusive look. >> they had such a worry for the west and the us. the fear now is they will try to escape. already have the guards had to go north to push back turkish forces. there have been a number of jailbreaks already and at least 100 terrorists are still on the run. the us is committed to sending troops and tanks to syria to prevent a possible isis resurgence and to guide the oil facilities. >> we reinforce the position. >> russian troops are moving and 300 arrive today. and the

former attorney general of the beautiful state of florida on all that, pam bondi. ou know the law better than by far but to a lot of legal analysts it doesn't look good for the president to this time bring in the possibility of another country to intervene in what could be another u.s. election. on that level, do they have a point? >> are you referring to china now, neil? neil: now china. >> neil, first of all, starting with the ukraine, starting with mueller, there was nothing there. this has been going on day 2 since 2016 this is ridiculous. nothing there then they moved to the ukraine. the president released the transcript. there is nothing there. now they're saying china. neil, i think since president trump stepped on the world stage to become president, he has said, candidate trump, he will be on tough on china with trade. that has nothing to do with looking into corruption. he cares about corruption and he does. biden and hunter, that is what no one is talking about fox news frankly. neil: i understand that, pam -- does it look bad for the president of the uni

lord attorney general pam bondi handling its munication's for the impeachment probe, president trump. defense secretary mark esper says the united states will eat up more troops and armored vehicles in gaining access to oil controlled by syrian kurds. concern is growing over the prospect of militants escaping from prosperity. benjamin hall takes us inside a prison or some of those isis terrorists are still being held. >> behind these doors are the remnants of an isis. fox news got an exclusive look. it is these prisoners in these prisons which are such a worry for the west and for the u.s. the fear of course now is with the turkish invasion they will try to escape. already half the guards here have had to go north to push back turkish forces. >> there have been a number of jailbreaks already and at least 100 terrorists are still on the run. one of the key reasons the u.s. was committed to sending troops and tanks back into syria was to prevent a possible isis resurgence and guarded the facility. >> russian troops are also moving and another 300 arrived today, stamping their authority

democratic strategists kevin walling and pam bondi join us to talk about that. great to have you guys. there is this letter that is allegedly going from the white house and donald trump to the speaker to say i am not going to comply with your stuff unless you hold a vote for an officially worry and we will see what happens. in a letter from three of the top house democrat chairs sending a subpoena request white house they said this about the speaker, nancy pelosi has confirmed an impeachment inquiry is underway and it is not for the white house to say otherwise. >> first of all they don't want to take it to a vote because every democrat has to vote for impeachment and they are going to lose the election when they do that. to explain the law, congress has the power to subpoena. let me make myself clear as a former law-enforcement officer, chief legal officer of the state of florida and law enforcement, they are not a law enforcement agency. they can issue subpoenas but they cannot go on a fishing expedition trying to impeach a president. what rashida tlaib said,

deputy attorney general harry bit in and attorney general of florida pam bondi, good to have both of with us. >> happy second anniversary. >> happy to have you on our special anniversary show. i will read but the constitution says, the president, vice president and all civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, primary or other high crimes and misdemeanors. do you need a crime in the sense we understand it now, a criminal statute in order to proceed with impeachment or not? >> of course we do. while it is clearly, we now a crime has not been committed. the constitution vaguely leaves it up to congress to determine whether there have been high crimes and misdemeanors. that said there have been but contemporaneous writings from our forefathers show that treason is one of them. what is treason? it goes against the interests of the united states of america. our president has done everything to help our country in the interests of justice and don't forget due process applies. what is due process? fundamental fairness. the

joining me, geraldo rivera and former florida attorney general pam bondi.rom a legal perspective, i wanted to talk to you about that. geraldo in a previous life you were a lawyer and you have legal background as well. for her to be handing out these subpoenas, never having had a vote on the inquiry, how unusual, unprecedented and possibly i don't know, illegal is that? >> well, i think what people have to bear in mind is impeachment is not a legal proceeding. it is a political proceeding. they are all the broad rules set forth by the constitution. but the majority in the house can do pretty much wait wants as witnessed by adam schiff. what is to me deeply troubling, and i think the president is on to something, put aside the hyperbole and the dramatic flourish. if adam schiff or his staff were indeed in these conferences with the cia officer who was the whistleblower, the conduit for all the information, it's so easy to see how congressman schiff or more likely his staff say to the cia guys, that's interesting, but don't you want to say it this way? it will

former florida attorney general pam bondi talk to us. welcome. >> thank you. >> great to have you guys. there's a letter that's going from the white house from president trump to the speaker on monday to say, listen, i'm not going to comply with any of your stuff unless you hold a vote. you hold a vote, you hold an inquiry and see what happens. from three of the top democrat chairs sending a subpoena to the white house said this about the speakers, speaker pelosi has cop firmed that an impeachment inquiry is under way and it's not for the white house to say otherwise. pam? >> ha. okay. so, first of all, they don't want to take it to a vote, clearly nancy pelosi doesn't because every democrat is going to vote for impeachment. you know what? they're going to lose their elections when they do that. so to explain really the law, yes, congress has the power to subpoena. let me make myself very clear as a former law enforcement officer, chief legal officer in the state of florida and law enforcement, they are not the law enforcement agency. th

pam bondi is also being considered. not entirely clear this is something she would like to do.o doubt this is an issue for the president. i'm also told by mick mulvaney this is not a reflection of the job he is or isn't doing, this would just be an addition to the job. >> lawmakei just heard from conn ro khanna that he hopes there would be public hearings after thanksgiving, so we're at least a month out on that. but knowing they're getting started on articles of impeachme impeachment, how much does they tell you about the information they have and how much the white house should be worried? >> in terms of the war room, the white house thought they didn't need one and it would be too early for that, that should certainly make them think they need to speed this up a little bit, because you don't want to be caught off guard and have no infrastructure in place. the white house has been working on this, but that's quite different from having an outside firm working on this or even one of those impeachment war rooms that weav've been talking about. >> and we've heard that president

now, from deputy assistant attorney general harry litman, and former attorney general of florida, pam bondie both of you with us bit >> hi, shannon. >> happy second anniversary. >> shannon: thank you, we're happy to have you on our anniversary show, both of you. because you are some of our best legal eagles come i'm going to read with the constitution says about this. it's as president, vice president, and civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. pam, do you need a crime in the sense that we understand it now, something, a criminal statute, in order to proceed with impeachment, or not? >> of course we do, shannon. violet says clearly, we know a crime has not been committed. it leaves it up to congress to determine whether there has been high crimes or misdemeanors. that said, there have not been committed, but contemporaneous writings from our forefathers, and harry will agree, show that treason is one of them. what is treason? it goes against the interests of the united sta

pam bondy was on hannity last night, saying as the form her attorneformerattorney general oe wishes shen. >> i don't think it's bill barr. i think it's the deep state within the justice department. this woman, i would love to cross-examine her as a prosecutor. i would give anything to question her. 600 e-mails were found to have security violations. it's crazy. they destroyed her servers in her bathroom with hammers. i just -- i cannot believe the secretary of state with the highest in security clearance could ever do such a thing and she has to be held accountable. >> i said before, i can't help but express my disgust. i can't stand when politicianses get away with things like this. you have 588 violations. this is a woman, they deleted over 30,000 plus e-mails, taking jackhammers to hard drives, absolute and total gross negligence and deception to the american people. that's what infear yates -- infeweinfuriates people. she said she knew what the c in confidential meant and told everything evenshe didn't. this is -- everybody she didn't l. this is somebody that somebody else would nev