rollins!ng what i'll say when i arrive and i think isaid... he...he...huagh! i was all gooey inside because i'm quite a fan. i must have said, hello, david. he initiates this conversation like we had been talking for a few minutes, like it has already been pre—rolled. he said, you said something very interesting in an interview in a magazine last month and proceeded to quote me multiple paragraphs of paraphrasing me back to me. i'm a fan who gets recognised by other people. but i'm mainly a fan and so when i meet people i admire, like musicians and stuff, i have to be very careful to remain articulate. except all i want to do is... "god, your great!" because those records mean so much to me. i have leaned on those records so much. whenever i run into a member of the damned, i see captain sensible at some festival, it's like, hello henry.

david: as we just heard from ed rollins.s soon as trump found out this guy is a perennial operator inside the beltway and ed rollins worked with number the 80s, he got rid of him. he was gone four months before the election. >> i happen to think he's trying to justify his job. david: we are getting evidence there was collusion between on other people and russia. people work for fusion that was paired for with money from -- that was paid for with money from the hillary campaign. the indictments of the 13 russians let me to believe if you can indict russians, why didn't you indict christopher steele? >> i think when this is all over, one of the telling stories that will come out of it is the disparate treatment between the hillary clinton email investigation and everything that was attendant to it, and the way they went after trump with myopically compared to all these other connections between russia and other players you are referring to. at thened of this rainbow you end up with nothing. but you will never i don't think be

ed rollins. >> thank you. gregg: we're coming right back, stick around. >>-- politics from the dems. >> we're note going to make any revisions to it, only question is what redacted will be made. >> and more disgraceful behavior from top officials at the justice department, new evidence that bruce or, oh tried to cover-up his links that is much more coming up. gregg:rrp 19-year-old nikolas cruz was charged today with 17 counts of premeditated murder as law enforcement continues to investigate how he was able to open fire on people at his former high school. reporter: as the horror began playing out at stoneman douglas high school, the doctors issued a code green. an all hands on deck disaster announcement they trained for six months ago. but nothing prepared them for this. >> we kept getting phone calls, are you ready to take this patient or that one and the answer was yes. reporter: for the remarkable work of the emergency personnel who stopped the bleeding on so many of the wounds. there was also the bravery

ed rollins i think is the smartest -- political analyst in the country.he republicans have a chance to get four or five extra seats in the senate and hold their margin in the house. what do you think this forecast? >> we are building towards that. we have 10 states where president trump won. all of them voted against the his tearic tax cut that's putting money back in the paychecks of the middle class. they will have to defend that. lou: did you send them thank you cards? >> we sent them thank you cards. we isn't some of them crumb cakes in response to nancy pelosi calling these bonuses crumbs. we want them to remember their vote in november that they didn't help their constituents who are benefiting under the leadership of president trump and the republicans giving people more money, better jobs and more wages. this is a comeback and we want to keep that going by adding to the majority in the senate and house. lou: anyone who has dispassionate or passionate, but fair-minded, this country, he has in 13 months turned the country around. the confidence leve

ed rollins. >> thank you. gregg: we're coming right back, stick around. >>-- politics from the dems. >> we're note going to make any revisions to it, only question is what redacted will be made. >> and more disgraceful behavior from top officials at the justice department, new evidence that bruce or, oh tried to cover-up his links that is much more coming up. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. .. .. is what's on the inside. surprise! what are you doing here? i've missed you guys. i haven't seen you guys in so long! what's happening? we flew her out. it's a family car, we had to put your family in it! yeah, it gets 7 thumbs up! gregg:rrp 19-year

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with ed rollins, also robert mueller, filing new tax evasion charger again former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and hi, partner, still no evidee of any type of collusion. we take it up, whole mueller witch-hunt with comarl charlie . and congressman jason chaffetz. and uncovering truth about discredited trump dossier. invoking fifth amendment refusing to talk about his role in handles the dossier, and giving it to the fbi. >> there is a lot more to cover, wire on the air for two hours tonight, i have a special message from lou dobbs, i know you will' to hear, very good news, stay tuned for it top story, trump's effort to listen and come up with solution here to gun violence. president today reiterating he supports new restrictions, including age limits for purchases guns and ending sales for so-called bump stocks, but president pledging his support to the nra. fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts with the report. reporter: it was second meeting that product convened here, today meeting with state and local officials to hear some suggestions and float a few idea of

rollins! i go running towards him, my right arm coming out not knowing what i'll say when i arrive and i think isaid... he...he...huagh! i was all gooey inside because i'm quite a fan. i must have said, hello, david. he initiates this conversation like we had been talking for a few minutes, like it has already been pre—rolled. he said, you said something very interesting in an interview in a magazine last month and proceeded to quote me multiple paragraphs of paraphrasing me back to me. i'm a fan who gets recognised by other people. but i'm mainly a fan and so when i meet people i admire, like musicians and stuff, i have to be very careful to remain articulate. except all i want to do is... "god, your great!" because those records mean so much to me. i have leaned on those records so much. whenever i run into a member of the damned, i see captain sensible at some festival, it's like, hello henry. i'm like, that's my name, how do you remember me?! and i've known him for, like, 100 years. kind o

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ed rollins, former deputy assistant to the president and sebastian gorka. our top story, the countdown to the house intelligence memo release. president trump has three more days to decide whether to make the fisa abuse memo public. all independentcation he will do so as soon as tomorrow morning. but it has caused a deep rift with the new director of the fbi who decided he's worried about omissions in the document. we are learning the fbi has concerns, despite viewing a white house version of that memorandum. the product of a review of that memorandum. kacatherine:memorandum.her cathe herridge has the latest for us. catherine: the discussion on whether to release the memo was acrimonious. quigley asked if he cord tbhaitd the white house. nunes, would i just answer as far as i know, no. and i would say we are well awear it minority has not wanted to conduct this investigation by the public opposition to the subpoenas we issued in august. the committee's ranging democrat adam schiff highlighted the passage. the feud between the fbi, justice department and cap

we'll discuss that with one of best political analyst in business, ed rollins, our top story, the expected release of the fisa abuse memo, fox news has been hold president trump has read memo could notify technology tomorrow that he support its being made public. catherine herridge with our report. >> we're concerned about national security, we want public to understand and know what is going on. reporter: white house said that memo surge going a final national security check and president sign off. >> a review from all relevant stake holders, intelligence folks and folks in law enforcement. advising president, he will make a decision. reporter: traveling back from g.o.p. retreat in west virginia, official said that they will tell congress probably friday that president is quote, okay with it. and redetectivetions are -- redactions are unlikely. >> i think they would love nothing more than play politics and change the subject, devin nunes helped shepard through reauthorities the. >> democrat came out swinging against nunes. >> made by president, when president reads democratic memo it show

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trish: joining me now, ed rollins, great america pak chairman. you know. tough thing for a president to have happen on liz watch. >> it is, it is important what he is doing, he is going down there on behalf of all of us, saying thank you for every effort you made. i'm going to try to bring people together and resources and understand that we care deeply, we feel your loss, and your suffering. >> a message that gets put out every time one of these things happens. yet nothing is done. but this is say different kind of president. i don't think he is a guy that believes in not seeing some action. what might he do? >> i think what he can do, is you are not going to change gun laws easily. but as a president you can create a commission, bring people together, argue this is -- how do we stop this, how do we make sure security, local government, educational people, make sure that fbi is functioning properly. and i think, he is only one that can do, that catalyst for a real change, we have done it with other issues in the past, we did it with 9/11, we have to it no

ed rollins >>> and our top story. the effort to expose corruption in the obama era fbi and justice department. devin nunez is seeking transcript to find out what the fbi said in order to get a surveillance warrant to spy on former trump aide carter page. the house intel mem ro released last friday showed that the discredited trump dossier was used to sur cure the surveillance warrant for page and the government omitted key information about its political funding by the dnc and clinton campaign. tonight we're waiting for the democratic release of the memo rebutting the allegations. if white house releasing a statement saying that the president trump met with the fbi director as well as the white house counsel's office to get their input on the democratic memo, adding, the president is weighing his options and will respond soon. the next guest say the evidence is in. obama leaders of the fbi and doj willfully abused their power in order to spy on political opponents. joining me now, congressman andy biggs. congressman b

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joining me with more, fox business political analyst ed rollins. >> thank you. trish: he's right. listen to that sound from october 2016 and the president was saying, there's in way the russians could ever. >> no one thought trump was going to win. very few, each e eac even thoses dedicated to his cause, including people very much in the camp. he had a tremendous victory. 74,000 more votes in those three critical states that made the difference. won 300 electoral votes. won states that we haven't won since the reagan campaign. we need to move forward. hillary needs to go elsewhere, ex-president doesn't matter. donald trump is what matters. trish: they can't understand why or how he won so they're clinging to this idea of russian collusion. >> there's no evidence whatsoever that russians caused one single move. did they create a disarray to a campaign, maybe. but at the end 0 tf day, what does that mean. it's not about votes, not about stealing votes, not about casting votes. and i think the reality is it created confusion. they want to play propaganda games. trish: they've always

and we take up the political fallout had with one of the best political analysts in the business ed rollins and former aid to president trump, sebastian gorka and another blood bath on wall street the dow plunging more than a thousand points closing in correction territory on ris ing concerns about inflation and rising bond yields. we'll take all of that up here tonight. our top story, new developments in the uranium one pay-to-play scandal. an fbi informant telling congress that russia hired an american lobbying firm to funnel millions to the clinton global initiative in an effort to win influence with the clintons. fox news chief intelligence correspondent has our report. >> fox news confirms that an fbi informant whose not gone public spent four hours wednesday answering questions from staffer s on the senate judiciary as well as house oversight and intelligence committees and their focus is an obama administration deal that allowed a russian nuclear energy agency to gain a controlling stake in uranium one a canadian-based company with mining interest in the western u.s.. >> in early 201

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