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we're going to put the most biased chairman in the congress in charge of it, adam schiff, who is no different from peterzok. >> sean: adam schiff is a liar, i will put him on this program for a full hour, i put him three hours on my radio show -- will be get to the truth and will we get another boomerang back? have they done us a favor, because now we can see ukrainian, clinton, dnc collusion? >> i don't think they've done us a favor, they've done us a disservice. when you look at what adam schiff has done, what they continue to do each and every day is put this president and this administration, but more importantly, the american people, they are putting them through, really, an impeachment mockery, not an impeachment trial. and when we start to look at the facts, devon and jim are right. when you look at the facts, it is going to boomerang on them. they are doing all of this right now because there is a pile of evidence that is about to be unleashed on them from the ig and john durham, which will debunk all of the adam schiff testimony of the last two and a half years, and we've got to make sure we st

someone as biased as adam schiff, even democrats would agree peter strzok should have never been runningt investigation. michael horowitz said he should never have been running that investigation. nancy pelosi is doing the same thing with putting adam schiff in charge of the investigation. they have already made a determination, they don't care about the facts and the truth and the american people see through it. >> sean: it seems like another boomerang. now we are going back and i've been saying we need to do this, we are getting back to it hillary is rigged investigation, then we are waiting on the pfizer report from the inspector general, after that the counterintelligence report, the durum report -- we probably have people in the obama administration outsourcing intelligence gathering to spy on a candidate, a transition team, president, and other american citizens -- are you confident that italy and great britain, those three countries -- you're smiling, i'm doing my job. are you confident that's likely something we might discover? >> i think we are going to find a lot of players tha

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schiff. charles: all right. peter morici.lways appreciate and enjoy your insight, thank you very much. >> take care. charles: the rally we saw in all the major indices at the open, in part because of this break through on brexit negotiations has been waivering somewhat. we're still bias is to the upside. i want to bring in keith fitz-gerald, chief investment strategist for money map press. keith, they liked the short press conference with juncker and boris johnson but his own countrymen and women he will have to sell this to. >> it is. that is always the way it is, people that think about money, limousine liberals, champagne liberals, you don't really work with money you have a very different opinion. that is the argument fought out with brexit, how will we handle cheap labor coming across the border very derived benefit from financiers in london. charles: a trade truce, a little iffy, a lot of speculation how it is going. larry kudlow seems to be upbeat and optimistic. president trump says they're papering the deal at this v

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speaker nancy pelosi will meet with intelligence committee chairman adam schiff later today to talk about the investigation. nbc's peter alexander has more on the new questions surrounding the president's inner circle >> reporter: mike pompeo ignoring questions in italy. >> do you have any comment on reports you're on the july 25th call with president zelensky >> reporter: the secretary of state now caught up in the impeachment firestorm with new revelations he was on that july call where president trump asked the ukrainian president to investigate joe biden and his son. just last week pompeo deflected when pressed what he knew about that conversation. >> so you just gave me a report about a whistle-blower complaint, none of which i've seen >> reporter: pompeo trading accusations with house democrats, who subpoenaed him for documents, accusing them of trying to bully five current and former state department officials called to testify. pompeo vowing to prevent or expose any attempts to intimidate democratic lawmakers later warning his actions could serve as evidence of obstruction another member of the president's inne

adam schiff is the chairman of the house intelligence committee. peterquestions being asked about a trump golf course property being used as the side of the next g7 meeting. yes, this is the resort which is in florida and this has long been rumoured as a possible venue long been rumoured as a possible venue for the g7 next year. it has been confirmed, in fact the news conference that we were just talking about, that was the main subject for discussion. and it raised a lot of eyebrows because this is a trump family resort. this is owned by donald trump and his family. it is pa rt donald trump and his family. it is part of his international empire, if you like, so a lot of people questioning what is the president going to benefit from this financially? we are told by the white house that the resort in fact will be providing the facility at cost. that there won't be a profit motive and it will simply chosen because of the geography above the place ——it was simply chosen, the considering —— security considerations, one building for each country. democrats ha

peter strzok. for anyone who wondered if adam schiff can be dispassionate, i never wanted that.f any of your viewers did, he makes up facts and openings, with the truth would've served him just fine. he just decided to lie about it. >> martha: this is a piece of sound from susan rice who says there is an attack on democracy coming from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. listen to this and i want to get your opinion on it. >> for the first time i can remember, our country is in effect under attack. >> you write that in your book, you believe. >> the attack is coming from within. it's coming from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. for all the security threats i saw as national security advisor, all the challenges we face, i never thought i'd see that. >> martha: what do you think of that? >> i think that might be the same susan rice who went on the fox morning talk shows to botch every single fact what happened in benghazi, libya. i think it's the same susan rice who threatened to run against susan collins because she had the unmitigated temerity to vote for brett kavanaugh for u.s. supreme court.

. >> nancy pelosi putting adam schiff in charge of this impeachment inquiry is exactly what jim comey did when he put peterzok in charge of the trump/russia investigation. someone as biased as adam schiff. they've already made a determination and they don't care about the facts and truth and the american people see through it. >> sandra: can the case be made schiff is too biased to lead this impeachment inquiry? >> representative schiff has made his agenda clear. that's to impeach the president. this is the same person who pounded the table that he had beyond circumstantial evidence that the president had colluded with the russians, which we've now seen to be false. so i do think that should be called into question. but i do think his agenda is very clear. meanwhile he is leading an intelligence community -- committee with oversight of intelligence community and we have china stealing our secrets left and right. huge issues we should be dealing with in the intelligence committee and we're not. it has become the impeachment committee. >> sandra: the chairman of the house intel committee. we'll see where it

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schiff and others. lou: they are about to lose a bunch of them. peter navarro joins us next on all the president is accomplishing on trade. the world trade organization. winning. president trump: there has never been a better time to do business in america. we passed the largest tax cuts and refeernl regulation cuts in the history of our country. we slashed business tax and we are fueling job growth through our record-setting campaign to abolish those unnecessary regulations. lou: president trump talking about the strong economy in his time in office, and his trait council -- this trade council president peter navarro joins us. this economy remains strong and this president is winning including at the world trade organization. peter, good to have you with us tonight. let's talk about the import of that $7.5 billion at the world trade organization against airbus, the united states prevailing. it's hard to emergency the united states is getting any kind of a reasonable break from world trade organization. here it is and congratulations. >> make no mistake

peter schweizer. thank you so much. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: congressman adam schiff of burbank is certain that taking politicalirt from abroad is the impeachable offense. as recently as two years ago he had a different view. trace gallagher joins us. >> because of a prank call that lasted 8 minutes, matt gaetz tweeted a portion of the call, enough to show what he calleds democratic hypocrisy when it comes to asking foreign countries for political dirt. on the call, to russian shock jocks are posing as a former speaker view ukraine parliament telling democratic congressman adam schiff thathe they have pictures of president trump from when he came to russia in 2013 for the miss universe pageant the dj claimed that they had a weird russian model and singer and a russian journalist talking about the photos. >> so you have recordings where they are discussing the compromising material on mr. trump? >> absolutely. >> obviously would welcome a chance to get copies of those recordings. >> it certainly appeared that adam schiff was eager to get to get the recordings. a member of his staff reportedly continued communica

peter navarro. good to see you in person. trish: what do you think adam schiff? >> a pathological liar.ears he looks in the camera and tells you the russia hoax that he had irrefutable evidence. never saw it. now he told us on tv he had no contact with this alleged whistleblower. that turns out to be false. the thing is, this impeachment is a coup d'etat. they have been planning this since before the election. the american people aren't going to put up with this. trish: it was mueller, then the russia hoax. when i think about we are going to talk about this later in the show. john brennan. the things he had said about effectively that he believed this might be treasonous thing the president did, that he conspired with the russians to steal the election from hillary clinton. after the fact he said maybe i got bad intel. it was proven via the mueller report that none of that happened. you think of all the money they spent on that. you look at kavanaugh and what's going on now where adam schiff gets up in front of the american people and pretend to read a fake transcript, his own narrative

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schiff. >> they do that with republican. >> so what's good for the goose is good for the gander. >> and peter strzok was released this week and it's called fbi lovebirds, at stars superman's dean cain and buffy the vampire's player kristy swanson. >> i just went to a southern virginia walmart and i could smell the trump support. it's scary real down here. >> vomit. vomit. i brought all the presidents men in, figured i needed to brush up on watergate. meanwhile, we have our task at hand. >> our task at hand. it reminds you -- by the way those are verbatim texts from these two. and their devotion to leaking tidbits to the press and then seeing their names in the press, it's scary. that is all online. we want why don't we do this? speaking of comedy and tragedy, the pope launched a vatican meeting, a bishop focused on amazon this week. the video of the kickoff event was frightening. as you see here, what, raymond, the prayer service? >> it features amazon tribes in front of the pope and the cardinals and at one point amazonian's bow down to these crude wooden carvings. the organizers say they depict the virgin mary and eliza

sound terrible and then you had adam schiff who even worse, made up my words, which i think is just horrible, i've never even seen a thing like that. earlier i spoke to peterressures facing president trump and his allies like rudy giuliani. the subpoena to rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer who really is at the centre of this political firestorm, it's a subpoena to provide documents, copies of texts, emails, any kind of evidence that is involved in his communications, his contact with ukraine. he has acknowledged that contact, all in relation to that telephone call where the president asked the ukrainian president for assistance in investigating joe biden. rudy giuliani really at the centre of all of that, he gave several interviews over the weekend and also implied that other people within the trump administration were involved and said that he had these records and i think that's in part prompted the congressional investigators, the democrats to ask for that evidence going back 2.5 years so a lot of documentation is being asked to produce and he has until the middle of october to produce it. phil mercer, asking the australian prime minister t

schiff. it's about the democrats. it's about the media. it's about everything except for himself. >> elizabeth, indeed, to peter's point, people who came up the traditional way in politics or covering politics look at this president, this west wing and ask how can there not be an overarching strategy here? how can there not be a rapid reaction? >> the problem for them is that they're divided about how much they should actually be doing and how much the threat is. there's also a lot of debate about who would run the war room and the president himself, as peter said, has 65 million twitter followers. he has the largest megaphone. he is the most active. right now, he is the one people pay taepgs to. i think they don't have -- there's talk that the white house counsel would be taking charge of the impeachment inquiry. they probably did not have enough lawyers in there for people. but it's kind of extraordinary. we keep asking, what is the strategy, what is the strategy? we get back that there isn't a lot of focus just yet. what you see is what you get today, which is a very angry president, lashing out a number of times every day and then, of

schiff who, even worse, made up my words, which i think is just horrible. i've never even seen a thing like that. i asked our north america correspondent peterr trump's personal lawyer, who has spoken about the allegations on ukraine before. yes, he's given several television interviews, especially this past weekend. and the committee chairman focused on what he said, that he has acknowledged that he went to ukraine, he's spoken to ukrainian officials, to try to get an investigation into joe biden, the former vice president and possible candidate for the democrats, opposite president trump, at the next election. and he has indicated that he wasn't doing this alone, that there were others in the trump administration involved, and that he had text messages, documents, to prove this. so the committee chairman want that evidence. they want to see what has happened, and they have demanded, by sending him this subpoena, those text messages, e—mails, other documentation, dating back 2.5 years to early 2017, and they've given him until the middle of october to come up with those documents. and peter, in a separate development that is just coming int

. >> nancy pelosi putting adam schiff in charge of this impeachment inquiry is exactly what jim comey did when he put peterk in charge of the trump-russia investigation. someone as biased as adam schiff even democrats would agree 350er9 strzok should have never been running that investigation. he is the one that said don't worry, lisa, we will stop trump. nancy pelosi is doing the same thing with putting adam schiff in charge the investigation. brian: everything lead up to a vote and everyone is going to be shocked and amazed when democrats have enough votes for impeachment. they will say it in a prayerful way. steve: what will the articles of impeachment say? so far they don't have the quid pro quo. you know, we we had heard from the reports on the whistleblower the president made a promise. we didn't see that as well. is it going to be that rudy giuliani and mike pompeo obstructed justice? that's going to be it? ainsley: democrats are going to say i have a favor. the i have a favor phrase. brian: keep in mind, too. steve: for what? brian: yesterday we got the beginning of the push back. mike pompeo is a

. >> it is adam schiff took that conversation before he saw it and fabricated a conversation. to me that's criminal. what he did is criminal. >> petertrzok -- remember he and his lover lisa page. she's going to win. 10 million to one she's going to win. i'm telling you, peter. i'm telling you, peter, she's going to win. oh, i love you so much. i love you peter. i love you too, lisa. i love you. lisa, lisa, oh, god i love you lisa. and if she doesn't win, lisa, we got an insurance policy, lisa. we'll get that son of a bitch out. >> what do you think? >> well, if only he didn't have the nuclear codes. >> seriously. >> look, he railed against adam schiff. he said what adam schiff did was criminal. >> and should be impeached. >> and it was a parody but it wasn't any kind of a parody if that is what you would call this or if i could call it a por oddy, display, shameless and ridiculous display that we saw at his rally about two people who had served their government. two people from the fbi whose affair is now blown out in the open and this is a president now -- a president making fun of them months and months and months after the muelle

, also we are looking to someone named adam schiff who for all of his intelligence and abilities he does not enjoy the respect of the other side the way peter rodino did during nixon and the way henry hyde did during clinton. huge mistake to invest so much authority and power and someone who does not enjoy the respect of the other side. >> dana: what about the idea that the president is saying i need to be defended on the substance not just on process. is it time now do you think the republicans are going to do what are we going to say? what off-ramp do they have? >> again it remains to be seen in light of, we have so many unknowns because of the secrecy and also because of where we are the process. reports now about john bolton the national security advisor has some pretty strong views according to the published reports. let's get this all out in the open, is there an off-ramp? the democrats could take the off ramp namely a resolution of censure, we do not like the way the president is conducting american foreign policy vis-a-vis the ukraine -- >> dana: the kind of do that every day without taking an official vote. >> at the end of the day

schiff. first of all, he's not the chair of the house judiciary committee, but leave that aside. here is fundamental problem, and contrast to peterino, nixon henry hyde, republican, clinton those two impeachments, on both sides of the aisle, people said we have a chair of the committee who is fundamentally fair and fundamentally a good person, who loves his country.. they are great stories. very briefly, after peter rodino voted in favor of impeachment of richard nixon, he retired to his private chambers and cried like a baby be because he loves the country. we are so far removed b from th. >> laura: here is something else the dems wrote in the document for themselves but the provision gives nadlerng leave o punish trump for any stonewalling of the impeachment investigation. if trump doesn't turn over his tax returns to the ways and means committee, or financial records to the services panel rather can use his discretion to deny him and his counsel access to impeachment proceedings. >> and by the way, let's point out, too, that everythingee proceeds as it is proceeding now until it gets the judiciary committee. which means that s

peter king said, enough is enough. >> fact that behind closed-doors is bad enough, but that republicans cannot pursue a line of questioning, from what i understand a very legitimate question to ask, for adam schiff to arbitrarily cut that off, you can't do that on television, people would be outraged, they are doing that behind closed cooclosed-doors, they are gettig away with murder that wrong. kennedy: really, murder. >> today, florida republican matt gaetz tweeted: today i filed an ethic complain against schiff for de distorts potus' cl with zelensky, and lying in russia collusion, schiff must be held accountable. i agree with that. will we ever find out what is going on inside secret impeachment bunker, what about that whistleblower? who is it? with me, rick crawford, welcome back. >> good to be back. kennedy: who is the whistleblower. >> co i do not know. kennedy: who do you think? >> we don't -- >> we don't want to disclose, i am just having fun with you. this is all deadly sere yeusms impeachmenserious.impeachment ii don't think that democrats have a handle on that, if they had we would have a formal impeachment inquiry resolution passed and ready to go. but what shaping in secret -- what

trade advisor peter navarro refused to answer questions about president trump to investigate the bidens. let's watch this show. >> is this like an interrogation? i feel like i'm adam schiffsitting in front of me. we went through witch hunt part one for 2 1/2 years, adam schiff, sociopath. looked you in the eye and the american people in the eye and -- let me finish. >> before we go, just give me the opportunity. have you ever raised investigating joe biden or -- >> have you ever given me a source other than anonymous for any of this crap? >> okay, thank you. i think he's learned all the techniques for not answering questions of reporters. jeff? >> peter navarro is clever in that way and he channels the president in a lot of ways. >> the question is why is navarro like this? why are these people like this? >> yeah, i don't know have an answer to that. he is definitely an influential member of the team, advising president trump on trade, on some other issues as well. >> have you figured out what the trump thing is, this sort of disease that spreads where people become trumpite, like invasion of the body snatchers. what is this? is it fear, is it power they're attracted to?

schiff knows who this whistleblower is? it seems too convenient and prepackaged. it may be a political stunt in the end but it is getting attention. as it relates to people cashing in, peterok is pretty compelling on both sides where people use their names to go out and get these secretive contracts they would never get otherwise. it happens on both sides of the island fortunately. jillian: thank you for being here. >> let's figure out how long it takes. jillian: it is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. one nation no more. when university just said goodbye to the pledge of allegiance. .. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com jillian: overnight denver banning sale of tobacco products to people under 21 years old. rob: more states are increasing the smoking age. >> denver voted to pass this new bill. this would say no one under the age of 21 can purchase any sort of tobacco products inc. using debate including e-cigarettes at a time when we are seeing a lot of vaping related illnesses. in denver they are trying t

peter king. let's start were katherine left off and the number of republicans came out and spoke publicly and said they were trying to ask questions during the close to hearing and adam schiff was telling the witness not to answer them. what do you make of where we are with these hearings? >> behind closed doors, the fact that it is behind closed doors is bad enough to begin with. the fact that republicans can't pursue a line of questioning, a very legitimate question to ask is who he was speaking to call where this information was going after adam shifted just arbitrarily cut that off you couldn't do that if it was on television. if people saw that they would be outraged, they are getting away with murder behind closed doors. >> they will have a vote on thursday that will do several things, the house judiciary chairman said the procedures confirm rights for the minority and for the president equal to those provided during the nixon and clinton inquiries. the committees committed to the highest fealty to the constitution. >> i don't see that. democrats decide whether a witness can be subpoenaed. the minority party should have the right to subpoena a witness. hunter biden wo

adam schiff has said, chairman schiff has said the depositions, the hearings they have scheduled in private over the next a couple of weeks are to fill in the breaks, what peter baker talked about, to figure out what the secretary of state, what the attorney general did, to have that as backup. yet they still intend to move forward with the impeachment inquiry with what already exists out in the public. >> and which the president himself provided from the white house. >> right, exactly. >> one of the things that nancy pelosi said in passing today that they don't need to have a vote on the full floor, they can send an impeachment vote from the judiciary committee to the senate. is that how it's outlined in the constitution? >> i think what she's talking about is not needing a house vote. she's done this on her own authority, in effect. in the nixon impeachment inquiry, the house voted to decide whether to have an impeachment inquiry at all. the house voted, including 31 democrats, to open the inquiry in the first place. she's chosen not to do that, not to put her members on the roll, having to take a vote that may or may not be helpful to some of them in these

schiff, the chairman of the intelligence committee in the house. his reasoning was that they were a bunch of leakers. hogan gidley was talking to your colleague peter alexander and he couldn't name one instance where nancy pelosi has leaked information. how is the white house responding to the criticism that president trump trusts vladimir putin, who was told about this, vladimir putin more than the speaker of the house who is third in line for the presidency? >> they've been digging in amidst all of this criticism, katy, and essentially making the argument that as a tactical matter, they needed to make the russians aware of at least the fact that they were going to be moving into that area. now, to your point about the fact that the president didn't alert top democrats, you're absolutely right. hogan gidley today essentially making the argument he doesn't trust them with this sensitive information. but when my colleague peter alexander pressed him for a specific example, what specifically has nancy pelosi leaked out, he couldn't provide one example to that effect. he did, however, point to the broader implication here by the white house that top d

top democrat adam schiff who will oversee those hearings saying the american people will hear firsthand about the president's misconduct >> peter, so this witness who's testifying came to the white house in 2018 and joined the national security council. what else do you know about his background >> reporter: he is a ukrainian-american immigrant who along with his twin brother fled the soviet union at the age of 3 with his grandmother and father. jewish refugees escaping kiev after his mother died. a harvard educated ukraine expert at the national security council at the white house savannah, back to you. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. >>> craig joins the table with another big story we're covering. >> good morning to you as well we are talking about new details emerging about the risky operation that ended in the death of the leader of isis and the informant who helped bring the u.s. military to him nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel remains in syria, richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. the isis leader, abu bakr al baghdadi took extraordinary step steps to ensure his personal s

peter schweizer on that. take the president's side of this. here he was in rather heated moment yesterday around 2:00 in the afternoon with regard to adam schiff president trump: i'll tell you what. he should be forced to resign from congress, adam schiff. he is a low life. he should be forced to resign. he took a perfect conversation, realized he couldn't read it to congress because it was a very nice conversation. >> bill: then it went on later in the afternoon with the finnish president in the east room. he was running hot yesterday. do you think that helps his case publicly or not? >> maybe, maybe not. i'm torn, bill, between saying calm down, mr. president, be deliberate, don't keep the temperature up, don't keep raising the broiler here. at the same time let trump be trump. i think the latter wins. he will be trump. this is a man who has a gift of always being himself. and he will continue to be. i don't think there is much of a leg to stand on in terms of impeachment for the democrats and i think that's why they're still casting about. this is a culprit whom they have identified as a culprit. this is the president, the guy who is their

peter are a dean know, instead of holding the hearings in secret. interviewed the witnesses in secret congressman henry hyde in the clinton impeachment. witnesses interviewed in secret and presented in public. congressman schiffinterviews in secret. secret doesn't work in this world. eventually there will be a public presentation of this. at which lawyers for the president can cross-examine these people and challenge them. this is like presenting a case to a grand jury, which is never done in public. so, i get it. the republicans are frustrated. and they wanted to make a point. and they made their point. but this is just not the most effective way to show respect for what your colleagues are doing. ed: on the other hand republicans might have made their point though the post is saying this morning house democrats may open all this up as you suggest by mid november because they feel like they are losing, the democrats are the messaging war because it's all behind closed doors. >> i think a lot of people are frustrated on both sides. i know this is going to sound weird. these are not the impeachment hearings. the impeachment hearings have to be held in public by the house judiciary committee. this is the initia