ralph norman, thanks for coming on this morning.ent complains about everything democrats do but he sticks together and his party did not stick together. what did you make of this? >> kind of surprised me. at the end of the day where they pick up enough votes to get 66 which i don't think they can do, same in the house of representatives to break the veto. i appreciate the president sticking to his guns and told them all along he is going to veto it but to carry it out still he is going to get the funding and they are not going to override the veto. jillian: donald trump says i look forward to vetoing the just passed democrat inspired resolution which would open borders while increasing crime, drugs and trafficking in our country. i think all the strong republicans who voted to support border security and our desperately needed wall. do you agree with him on standing firm on his decision to stick with this? >> absolutely. anybody who has been to the border as i have it is a national emergency. since 1976, it has been used 7 times, de

joining us to discuss this fight for freedom is congressman ralph norman. we appreciate it. spent his time serving our country for quite a long time. it took an armed isis fighter in combat who he allegedly killed. why did you want to get involved and what do you make of it? >> i heard congressman hunter on fox news. i didn't know anything about the case. another day went by and i heard sean gallagher, the brother of andy gallagher accused of killing isis terrorist and something wasn't right about the way they were treating a navy hero, navy seal. they got him in with pedophiles and rapists, the general population, sean gallagher, talked with him and met with him several times as well as andrew, the wife of any gallagher. this man spent 20 years of his life, 15 of it as a seal, volunteered to serve this country overseas not once, not twice the three times, the least they can do is have him in confinement if need be, let him have treatment for proper legal defense team together. to go into see that, to excite the other prisoners, that's the way to treat another hero. no -- wh

let's test my next guest, south carolina congressman, ralph norman. what does happen now with regard to what lindsey graham was saying? do we have a senate investigation? the unlikely that nancy pelosi in the house would order one. >> no, she wouldn't. it's a sad day because it ought to be a great day in america, a great day for the president to drag the country through another what we have just been through two years was unfair. i think senator graham is dead on. let's find out who and why this got to the point going back from july 2016 on a phony dossier. i think he's right to get the people in here and question them and let them answer some questions. we just did not turn out like for the last two and half years like the democrats wanted. adam shifted and jerry nadler will this country and apology. it's not right to convict somebody before they've had their day, they've had their day now. a just internet like they thought. david: what is really concerning the notes concerning with richard nixon is whether the fbi was organized. whether the powers o

we weren't getting anywhere and then we gained some amazing momentum, thank god, to congressman ralph norman so eight tours in iraq andyour brother. and is he in jail for what reason? roughly? without getting into too much detail for what reason. >> the absurdity of all of this, brian, and you know this well. eddie is in jail because he killed a member of the enemy. or allegedly killed a enemy on the battle field. details it's one of those things mountains of evidence that andrea and i have known since the beginning that call into absolute question all of the accusations against eddie. so, yesterday, you know, we -- after talking to congressman over the past six to seven months. they listen to you. they dig into it. and they say, you know, this doesn't make sense. this is wrong and we need to stand up. we were very grateful to them. it's one of those things that's just a symbol. it's a step in the process where people are using common sense to look at this and saying this doesn't make sense. eddie it's treatment is abhorrent that someone who has fought for our country as bravely and as stead