sarah carter is saying that lindsey graham is demanding that the documents be exposed to us the americanple. that's a good idea. people like terry nadler didn't want to release their report but had to. he had no choice. he had 11 specific felonies he identified as possible impeachable offenses of bill clinton but nobody remembers that part. ken laughs at me. why don't sarah and greg get me? they have been with this show for 2 plus years. >> [laughing]. >> you are funny. >> sean: thank you. seriously, let's dig down into this. this is really important. what they are saying here and your reaction. >> i'm sorry. [laughing]. what i am hearing is we are on the trail of truth and then with a great word. transparency. the truth shall set you free. i think we as a country are about to be set free. we will see what the facts are. i won't assume what the facts are, but the facts point in one direction. which is there was a serious problem at the top of the fbi. you and i talked about this. you are very clear that it's not the fbi rank-and-file. it was the leadership. let's let john durham compete

history. >> sean: sarah carter have you been investigating this all day. do we know what the general decided? he wants new attorneys and deserves them. i hope there is a defense fund to pay for them. will he withdraw this plea after the statements of mccabe and comey? >> i certainly think they are considering that. i don't know that for certain. talking to sources there issa possibly a consideration for michael cohen and congressman nunes is correct. talking about the kind of crime that occurred in january 2017 when his name was leaked to the "washington post." what is important there were 9 individuals that were senior government officials. i would start with james comey and mccabe and peter strzok who conducted the interview with michael cohen in january. and others as well. joe who was the other fbi agent who interviewed flynn in january. these are -- this is a highly classified piece of information. when that information went into the "washington post," the russians knew exactly what phone our intelligence community was monitoring. the story that john

with reaction to the breaking news, we have tom fenton, also fox news investigative reporter, sarah carter. we begin with you. numerous big headline out of this. not the least of which, tom, we have four specific witnesses in the clinton e-mail case. the fbi failed to document anything, nothing. before james comey had a 15-minute press conference. a case about how she violated the law. if you remember that, she had two people allowed in the room with her, which is totally unprecedented. >> including a witness, sheryl mills, who acted as her lawyer. that was unusual too. you have the unusual circumstances of her interview, then you have lisa page figuring out there were at least four 302s of interviews. that tells you one of a few things, they didn't want them to see the light of day. they didn't want any evidence about what took place, or they didn't really care enough about the investigation to bother writing stuff down. because they knew it was wired. either way, it highlights the sham nature of the investigation. and at the same time, as you noted, you have the top lawyer for the fbi in

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fox news investigative reporter sarah carter is with us. congressman, begin with you. you were there for the yesterday. >> yeah. >> sean: got a guy that we know lied 19 times, obstructed justice, felon and every republican president is worse than watergate. >> sean, the fundamental issue is this. the president was falsely accused of this collusion narrative. falsely accused. do you investigate the false accusation or do you investigate something bob mueller has spent 22 months on and came back and said there was no collusion and did not indict on obstruction of justice? the democrats, they're going to do the latter. they're going to do what mueller has done and continue to do this. think about these three key facts. they have memorandums of understanding of the respective chairman on how they're going to go after the president. they first bring in michael cohen who sits in prison for lying to congress. that was their first start witness. the second star witness, as you point out, john dean. plead guilty to obstruction of justice and came in yesterday to supposedly give

investigative reporter sarah carter and owen -- he's also an executive vice president, of the hill.n solomon. more importantly, all of the accomplishments the president talks about tonight all happened with all of this other stuff going on. an fbi investigation, house intel committee investigation, bipartisan senate investigation, and the mueller report and the president gave all those stats out. it kind of makes it even more, i don't know, how do you say it, john? under those circumstances, that would make it tough for anybody in that office. >> yeah, he laid it out perfectly. he laid it out perfectly there was a dual system of justice. one that cleared hillary clinton for crimes that even the general counsel of the fbi thought she committed while investigating for crimes that could never be substantiated against him. expect to hear that theme all the way through the campaign. we'll have a story tomorrow night for you. >> sean: how big -- hang on. when you tease a story, you can't -- [ laughter ] >> i know. it's terrible. >> sean: you got to give us a taste. you got to give this au

jane: ash carter talking to the white house press secretary sarah sanders is leaving the white house at the end of the month. president trump made the announcement in a tweet, saying she "is a very special person with extraordinary talents who has done an incredible job. i hope she decides to run for governor of arkansas. she would be fantastic. sarah, thank you for a job well hane." sanderbeen on the job longer than many of her predecessors, but was criticiz for not holding regular briefings. let's bring in the bbc's anthony zurcher for more. anthony, was thiea surpr or was it more of a surprise she stayedor so long? anthony: it is a tough job. int any white house a tough job, and in the trump white house it is particularly challenging because donald trump has a tendency to be his own pressecretary and communications director. there were rumors sheth was eyeg exits that spread towards the end of leicester. shouldn't come as a huge surprise, but the timing of it today when there has been a lot of evidence of how dif bcult it is tdonald trump's communications person, that was a bit of

sarah weinbergas killed on i i-66 in virginia and michael carter jr. died after hitting an x-lite on maryland's eastern shore. maryland, virginia, and4 other states are now in the process of replacing x-lites. back in tennessee, steve sortst rough the thousands of pages he's collected through public records requests and online research. the tennessee department of transportation says x-lite function properly in hanna's crash, something this father t accept, based on what he's 'sdiscovered. articularly bothered by e-mails he found that show the federal highway administration was aware of concerns about the x-lite before his daughter died. >> i have federal highway talking about extraordinary x-lite images. >> reporter: you're looking at those extraordinary images. we obtained them through the freedom of information act. they show six different crash scenes in missouri where x-wetes hit. >> i have them meeting twice in may of 2016 and june of 2016 and discussing these concerns. >> reporter: just a f months after those meetings, federal highway sent this

sarah wine berg was killed on i-66 in virginia and michael carter, jr. died in maryland.yland, virgini and 14 other states are now in the process oa rng x-lite. back in tennessee steve sorts through the thousands of pages he's collected through public records request and online research. the tennessee department of transpoation says the x-lite functioned properly in hannah's crash,ing sm this father doesn't accept. he's bothered by emails he found showing the highway administration was air wah of concerns about the x lithe d before highter died. >> i have federal highway talking about extraordinary images. >> you're looking at those extraordinary images. we obtained them through the faedom of informon act. they show different crash scenes in missouri where x-lites were hit. >> i have the meetingice in may and june of 2016 in discussing these concerns. >> reporter: just a few months after these meetings, federal highways sent concerns. >> it says have trends check with missouri dot before they use thete x-li. they knew this was an issue. they knew this was an issue. >> rep

sarah, what happened in court? well, the jury who heard from kayleigh carter who was in the carriage at the time of the attack and saway i've never dealt with anyone with special needs before and then darren pencille shouted into his phone, i'm going to kill this man. in court, darren pencille's barrister asked kayleigh carter if lee pomeroy had been picking on his client and she said, i wouldn't say he was picking on him, but he was taunting him. we also heard from former girlfriend of darren pencille who said in the hours following the attack she received a phone call from him saying, i've done something bad and you'll see it on the news later. the court also heard from darren pencille's mother, who said that he was told in his 20s that he had paranoid schizophrenia and that he had been admitted to hospital several times. she admitted under cross—examination that her son was not good in crowded places and that he had real difficulties with public transport. darren pencille denies murder and the trial at the old bailey sarah, thank you. scientists say that cervical cancer could come close to being eradicated, follow

sarah walton has been at court today. thejury the jury heard from kayleigh carter, who was in the carriage at the time of the attack and sawwith anyone with special needs before and darren pencille shouted into his phone, i'm going to kill this man. in court mr pence il's... she said, i wouldn't say he was picking on him but he was taunting him. we also heard from a former girlfriend of darren pencille saying in the hours before the attack she got a phone call saying i've done something bad and you'll see it on the news later. the court heard from darren pencille's mother who said he was told in his 20s he had paranoid schizophrenia and he'd been admitted to hospital 20 times. under cross—examination she said her son wasn't good in crowded places and had real difficulties with public transport. darren pencille denies murder and the trial here at the old bailey continues. sarah walton reporting. scientists say that cervical cancer could come close to being eradicated, following the success of a vaccine against the main cause of the disease, the human papilloma virus. a review examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 million

sarah walton has been at court today. kayleigh carterguing on the carriage of the train that left the london road station in guildford onjanuary 11th and she remembered hearing lee pomeroy say, i've never dealt with anyone with special needs before. she also said that darren pencille had a phone to his face and shouted, i am going to kill this man, although she admitted she hadn't the barrister asked her if he had been picking on the client and she saidi been picking on the client and she said i wouldn't say it's picking on him but he was taunting him. he also heard from a former girlfriend that —— girlfriend sitting in the hours following the attack she received a phone call saying i did something bad and you will see it on the news later. the court also heard from darren‘s mother saying he was told in his 20s he had paranoid schizophrenia and was admitted to hospital several times, she admitted at the cross examination her sun was not good in crowded places and that he had real difficulties with public transport. now he denies murder a

the deadly accidents have happened in other states, too.ei sarah wnberg was killed on i-66 in virginia and michael carterer hit an x-lite on maryland's eastern shore. maryland, virginia, and 14 other states are now the process of replacing x-lite. back in tennessee steve sorts through these thousands of pages he's collected through public records requests and online research. the tennessee department of transportation says t x-lite functioned properly in haniyeh's cra, something this father doesn't accept based on what he'se discoverd. he's particularly bothered by e-mails he found that showed the federal highway administration was aware of concerns about the x-lite before his daughterdied. >> i have federal highway talking aboutrd extrary x-lite images. >> reporter: you're looking at those extraordinary images and we obtained them through the freedom of information act and they show six different crash scenes in missouri where x-lites vere hit. >> reporter: i ha them meeting twice in may of 2016 and june of 2016 and discussing these concerns. >> just a few months after those meetings, federal highway se

sarah walton, is at the old bailey for us now. kayleigh cartere carriage of the train that left london road station onjanuary four and she remembered hearing lee pomeroy say, i have never dealt with anyone with special needs before. he said that darren penn so i shouted, iam going said that darren penn so i shouted, i am going to kill this man although she admitted she hadn't remembered him using that phrase at the time and only tell police about that several days later. she then said she saw contact between the two men. she ran from the carriage telling thejury she ran from the carriage telling the jury today, i saw blood straightaway and i think i panicked after that because i had to run through it. also we heard from sarah fry who was the former girlfriend of derren pencille. she also has a child with him and she says that on the 4th child with him and she says that on the 11th of january in the hours following the attack, she received a phone call from derren pencille in which he said, i have done something bad, you will see it on the news. s

reaction to our opening monologue sara carter, fox news legal analyst and american center for law and justice executive director jordan sekulow. we'll start with sarah tonight. if you don't play guitar, piano and sing who gets that kind of 40 plus hours outline and 150,000 requests? that's pretty insane. >> that's incredible. it's president trump, sean. this is what the democrats don't want the rest of the american public to actually understand. here we have a president who is willing to listen to the american people, go out there. he speaks to them directly. and i hear this over and over again no matter where i go i'm in north carolina, i've heard people talking about the rally tomorrow night here in north carolina. on my way up here saying how excited they were. people feel energized by president trump and i think what we're seeing on the part of the democrats is really unfortunate because they are pushing this idea of impeachment and i do not believe the american public is going to buy this one bit. it will backfire against them. >> sean: let me go to the issues we brought legally and jordan, good to see you. we've been friends a long time. go to