and actually i in my view rove's influence is also waning some. and this particular episode didn't help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the fiergz of the eight had not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered, mistakes were made. so no one involved in this came out looking good. of course they did not go fire all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> the next step that happened amp that in the aftermath was there was somebody at the justice department who was interviewing new u.s. attorneys and saying, how much do you love our president? please tell me. do you remember that? >> i do not. >> there was sort of a loyalty question that was added to the job interview. and that hit "the washington post." and there were rogue line prosecutors who saw an opening, because they felt that the justice department was, you know, on the rocks a little bit. and they indicted senator ted stevens. and that was the beginning of how that indictment got through. because they thought nobody at the justice department would stop the indictment

first, the roving wiretap authority. this enables the government to continue surveilling a fisa court approved national security target when the target takes affirmative steps to thwart the surveillance. they repeatedly and rapidly change communication broadwayers to evade government monitoring. roving provision allows us to continue surveying without going back to the court for a new order. the government has used this in a relatively small number much cases each year. they tend to involve highly trained foreign intelligence officers operating within the united states who use these countersurveillance techniques or other important investigative targets. the wiretap act on the criminal side has for decades contained a similar roving provision for ordinary criminal investigations of, let's say, drug dealer or organized crime dealer who might also take steps to thwart surveillance. second, the business records authority. this allows the government to apply to the fisa court for an order to collect records, papers and other

with me now is karl rove. happy day after your birthday carl.you think the democrats do want a circus? >> well maybe it's not deliberate on their part but that's exactly what they're resulting in. i mean, we had a rush in the house to judgment. they had to get it done and put it in adam schiff's hands, allow him to build a case. have a rubber stamp by the judiciary committee. it's urgent, it's urgent. we have to get it over to the senate. and it lingers. if nancy pelosi wants to usurp the constitutional role of the senate, what's interesting to me as a constitution is very specific and uses the word soul. thou shall have the sole power of impeachment and the senate shall have the power, sole power to try the impeachment. two different channels. what nancy pelosi is trying to do is just say, i took my responsibility. we patch the impeachmen pass tht resolution but i want you to tell me exactly how you are going to conduct the trial and i have to approve it. and under the constitution is solely set aside for the united states senate mainly to try

he sent it over to the white house and called rove called rove called back he said that he found the proposal intriguing he wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen made a far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however the principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq. that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000

the perception that it's cheney or rove. someone is pulling the strings, president trump, steve bannon. nobody ever said that about barack obama. nobody ever said that about bill clinton. is it a partisan thing? is it the press tend to think republicans aren't mart on -- you just answered the question. [ laughter ] that was too easy. >> i did not work with bill clinton although i did spend time with bill clinton. barack obama you can say many things about him. on his face, very smart, very, very smart and very professorial, some would say and clearly had his hands on everything and to his fault he had his hands on a lot of different things and it's also, part of it is the ethos of the white house, as well and we can talk more about this and it was a low-key white house and we didn't leak or write books after we left and it was about what was best for the president, and so, it's not to say that there weren't people that were strong advisers before him, but that may just never come out. >> boy, this next one -- this one is a l

here to explain the architect himself, karl rove.r, ari fleischer pointed that out. number two, pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan interesting numbers they are, karl rove. >> there is a new set of polls from that firehouse strategies. we have to say first of all as a republican firm, we have to know whether nonpartisan or partisan. these are the numbers against trump. trump's bidding according to firehouse, in the early states, biden was the candidate leading by the biggest margin earlier. michigan 46/41, pennsylvania 46/41, wisconsin 48-39 and in september firehouse last in the field biden beating trump and all three of those states. so we've got to be careful about putting too much into one poll. we like the state level and a series of polls but good movement in all three states. what is also interesting born out of other polling, in all three states the percentage of the people opposed to impeachment was rising. nearly 58% wisconsin, 52%, 52.2% in pennsylvania and 52.8% and the officers of the survey said each case you expect th

he sent it over to the white house and called rove called rove called back he said that he found the proposal intriguing he wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen him a to far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however the principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much.

strange rove. you see another brilliant idea. then you have dick cheney. notice bush per trade portrayed as you can barely see him in his seat. he has a brilliant idea. one of the interesting thing to me as i read this and march of 2007, cheney's power is actually really waning a lot of the second term. the public image has not caught up to that reality yet. actually, my view is actually waning. this particular episode did not help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the firings have not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered, mistakes were made. no one involved in this did not go viral. mary kate: they were saying, how much do you love our president, please tell me. it was a loyalty question added to the job interview. that hit the washington post and there were rogue line prosecutors who saw an opening because they felt that the justice department was on the rocks a little bit. they indicted senator ted stevens. that was the beginning of how that indictment got through because they thought nobody justice departme

also tonight, karl rove and juan williams. lawmakers are fine-tuning the president's articles of impeachment. jesse watters is here as well. a special maxine waters addition of "wednesdays with waters." first i am joined by trey gowdy. always good to see you. great to have you in new york tonight. what did you think about the fact that places like places like "the new york times" and rolling stone are saying "holy god, what a clown show this whole thing was." >> two years too late. they have vilified everyone. those of us for two years have been saying we like the department of justice. we need a good department of justice. what they did was wrong. i don't know what report comey read. it's the third ig report that's on his conduct to be substandard. if that's a victory lap, if he wants to take a victory lap because he's not indicted, more power to him. don't write anymore books on ethics. don't tell me what the ethical standard is if you think this report vindicates you. >> martha: i have followed the story very closely, cover

welcome, karl rove. good to see you again. let's talk about the political impact of impeachment. of republicans seem to think that this is going to work better for them than for the democrats. what do you sunshine. >> i think it will. but not the way that we might think. i think both bases will be energized by impeachment. there's a slim chance that democrats will say you tried to do it but when the senate votes not to remove him, there might be a little bit of air out of the cushion but i think it's going to energize both bases. the key is what does it do to the independents, the small group of swing voters, moderates, independent, people up for grabs in the election, maybe eight, 10, 12% of the lek electorate. the polls indicated the longer the impeachment process has gone on, the less excited they are about it and the more they turn against impeachment. a senate trial i suspect will turn them more against it. at the end of the day, small plus for republicans, but not because what it does for republicans, because that's countered by what happens among democrats, it's what happe

he sent it over to the white house and called rove. called rove called back he said that he found the proposal intriguing he wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen a man of far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the argument however a principal in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq. that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it will still be in

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capri, karl rove, is he right or wrong?> he is right in the sense that impeachment always has a negative effect on the soul of the country. i think that it will really be up to the american people how they feel about this and that will be seen at the ballot box. i would say the president trump and the white house has a way to two to go in this. because as people are aggravated about nancy pelosi holding onto the articles of impeachment, there is a feeling that if the call was so perfect as president trump claims, why not have all of the witnesses? why not release him from executive privilege? get out there, tell your story and defend yourself, because transparency if innocent, will really help. >> julie: i want to talk about that phone call, the president has called it perfect. we have seen a memo, it was not the transcript. the exact verbatim word for word, why is that? that would answer a lot of questions and perhaps have the president would call it perfect, it would shut the democrats up if you actually gave them a verba

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karl rove and juan williams standing by with analysis and breaking tonight from us attorney john durham's probe into the russia investigation origins, looking at the emails and communications are anti-trump cia director john brennan. let's start with kristin fisher for the latest on the impeachment standoff. where are we? to >> congress is heading home for the holidays with no clear plan what is going to come next and mitch mcconnell said we are at an impasse on the logistics of what this impeachment trial is going to look like in the senate. >> following house democrats rush to impeachment, weeks of pronouncements about the urgency of the situation, house democrat prosecution seems to have gotten cold feet and to be unsure of whether they even want to proceed to the trial. >> nancy pelosi is refusing to send the two articles of impeachment to the senate until mcconnell provides more details about how he intends to run the trial. democrats want new witnesses while mcconnell does not. >> democrats want a fair trial that examines relevant facts, the message from leader mcconnell at the mome

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wall street journal columnist karl rove served as a senior advisor to president george w. bush.me. >> thank you. paul: when the democrats started the impeachment push, they thought they copper suede a bigger -- could persuade a bigger chunk of the american people for impeachment. have they exceeded. >> in one poll, 45% say they support removing the president from office. in november, numbers were roughly the same, 44v51. the movement shows it's not just the last couple months, october, november and december, that opinions have not changed. if you go back to the beginning of the process, in late september, it was 47/47. so the support for impeachment has dropped 2 points. p opposition has grown 4. that's a significant move in the highly polarized electorate we have today. paul: you made an interesting point in your column, that quite from the partisans aside, you said the independents, that you have come across anecdotally, i assume you're looking at survey data, also are skeptical of impeachment. >> if tau a -- if you take a look inside the internals of the polls, you see this.

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ed: karl rove, capri cafaro standing by with their analysis from both sides.orrespondent rich edson is live in west palm beach, florida, to start us off. good afternoon, ed. reporter: in the speech to thousands of young conservatives in west palm beach, florida, the president celebrated the past month. strong economy, more conservative justice. also phase one after trade agreement the united states agreed to with china. how the president says he will sign very shortly among other items. the president even celebrated impeachment in a way, taking a bit after victory lap. pointing out he had unanimous republican support against impeachment in the house. >> what kind of great support did we have from those incredible congressman and women this week. they got up and they spoke. [cheering] they were fantastic. i guess the vote was 196-0. we had three democrats coming to our side. we have to say it was a bipartisan vote. reporter: in washington house speaker nancy pelosi is still withholding the articles of impeachment from the senate, delaying a trial there. democra

bush, fox contributor karl rove. this is the interesting group to look at, right?t, right? so-called swing or independent voters care about this. when people look at overall numbers, 50%, 45%, whatever it is, i guess these numbers matter, right? >> yeah they are. they are the people who are up for grabs in this election. there are not a lot of them. partisans on both sides are sort of stuck in their corner, screaming as loud as they can for their party's position. you bet, this is a group that will decide the election. i entered this exercise about three or four weeks ago as i traveled. i had a busy travel schedule, put me in a lot of different places. i was interested in these people and what their attitude was towards the president and towards impeachment. i was struck by the skepticism about it. they just sort of is like, this is politics. we get it. maybe we, you know, maybe i'm not voting for trump. maybe i'm open to voting for trump. maybe i'm for impeachment, mostly i'm not against preach peach. as i went through that, we started to get more and more data on

karl rove and juan williams standing by with analysis. and breaking tonight with john durham's probe into the he's looking at the email sync medications with anti-trump from her ci director john brennan. we've got details. kristin fisher with the latest on the impeachment standoff. where are we, kristin? >> congress heading home for the holidays with no clear plan what's going to come next bit senate majority leader mitch mcconnell shed tonight that we are at an impasse on the logistics of what this impeachment trial is going to look like in the senate. >> house democrats rushed to impeachment. weeks of pronouncements about the urgency of the situation, the house democrat prosecution seems to have gotten cold feet, they had to be insured of whether they even want to proceed to the trial. >> house speaker nancy pelosi refusing to send the two articles of impeachment that passed the house last night to the senate until mcconnell provides more details about how he intends to run the trial. democrats want new witnesses while mcconnell does no

that was karl rove. his hands on tied until the house sends the impeachment articles.hen that's going to happen really is anyone's guess at this point, jason? >> thank you very much. joining me now is senator tim scott of south carolina and congressman lee shelden of the house foreign affairs committee. thank you for being here. i got to serve in congress with both of them. it was an honor and privilege to do so. senator, i want to start with you. you being in the senate, you're going to be on the receiving end of what, if anything, the house sends over. but what is your latest thinking from your perspective and your perch, what do you see happening right now?w? p >> well, the wacky house process is just a joke. and unfortunately for one of the most important o and consequentl decisions the house could have made to impeach the president, you would expect an expeditious process for the senate to start the process. it's not happened. it's not happened because pelosi is not taking it seriously and now she's frankly concerned that the terrible -- the terrible process in th

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by the way this is karl rove earlier today on the daily briefing.ys how speaker pelosi is trying to usurp the constitutional role of the senate. >> as the speaker of the house she is trying to intrude into the process that under the constitution is solely set aside for the united states senate to try the impeachment of the president. >> the longest this ride's arm, who does it hurt the most, the speaker or the president? tom, i can tell you right now so far judging by the polls, judging by fund-raising, judging by what money has been spent on the presidential campaign, it looks like it's overwhelmingly helping the president of the united states. >> i think that's right. the fact is the longest this drags out and the longer the speaker refuses to transmit the articles to the senate that's making the american public ask whether the democrats have the courage of their convictions. why did we go through this whole exercise in the house if they weren't going to then give those articles of impeachment of the senate to allow the senate to fulfill its respo

here's a dick cheney and a karl rove and those are dick richards up there. this gets a lot of attention, and i'm sitting around and usually people as they're leaving the bar will stop and this because it's right by the door gets a lot of attention. here's a shameless thing that i did for politico in the very beginning. one of our reporters did odd couples that you wouldn't expect getting a drink in a bar and of course, this is when i started doing stuff with the hey adams and this is rahm emanuel and mitch mcconnell and i situated them in a bar for this one. this was a cover illustration for politico back when rahm was chief of staff of the white house for obama. i was far too nice to mitch mcconnell in this one, but sometimes that happens. and then here's a biden and also one of mine and a couple more richard thompson's, laura bush, and again, just this lovely, sophisticated, it looks sort of simple and the sophistication and the color scheme and the painting of richard's stuff is still sort of is annoying and wonderful, and up in the corn are that's our tr

military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger as karl rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality. or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crammed with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed some were just coffee russian and one man who was reading the koran itself and put a handkerchief work to blow his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with a sort of $36.00 and i realised it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and night is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003

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there is one i did for "politico" and dick cheney and karl rove, and so this wall is going to get at will of attention when i am here in the bar, and some people will stop, and watch, and that is because it gets a lot of attention. this is shameless self-promotion that i did for "politico" way back in the beginning. this is a very beginning piece of describing getting a drink at a bar, and of course, this is when i started to do adams and this is rahm emanuel and mitch mcconnell, and i situated them in the bar for that one. so this is a cover illustration for "politico" when rahm was chief of staff at the white house for obama. so there is a couple more richard thompsons and laura bush and the sophistication of the painting of richard's stuff still sort of fabulous piece of art. in the bar, about 70% of the pieces on the walls are straight caricatures and there are a number of real caricatures here, and in this corner, it has one by me and one by calvin cal la her a laher, and this is what he did, and i did one for "politico" and you ski the bubbles and the opinions conveyed in these

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roving authority with you are swapping out cell phones and you can continue without going back to court ahead of time and then lone wolf which is a provision we have never used and i equate to having and lone wolf means you can't tie them to a specific terrorist organization. i think of that as a fire extinguisher in my kitchen. i never use it and i'm darned well glad i have it there in case i do. those are the three provisions that are up for renewal. those three provisions are the most basic and i believe noncontroversial provisions you could use. they have clear analog on the criminal side which have long history so much terminal side and those provisions obviously one has never been used in the other two have not been the subject of abuse or misuse. the controversial piece of the usa freedom act is what grew out of it and the authority that we used in the past. you get all the metadata records and currently the administration is asking for that authority to be renewed even though it is not being used right now. the idea behind act being renewed is that a national security landscape

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