the three founded rockefeller records and sean carter became known as jay z. >> we sold probably close to 60 million records. >> that was more than 20 years ago. his hunger for a bigger life led him to seek out the symbols of wealth. >> we always looked outside of our immediate culture because we wanted to be bigger and grow and also experience what the world had to offer. >> he got jay z to rap about these luxury products by name. cars and even a line of clothing they themselves produced. all of this influenced fans and brought huge profits. when he finishes his workout his stylist meets him at the gym to help him pick out his outfit for the day. they're hurrying across the bridge for a meeting with a high market blue jeans manufacturer. now he's using his access to hip hop royalty and his understanding of emerging urban trends to bring that lifestyle to main stream merchants seeking new markets. >> i go to the ground level and i want to figure out what's happening with the everyday people. what are they wearing, what are they talking about, what are they listening to and you can figu

sean: ongoing investigation. >> that'sti right. in an ongoing investigation on carter paige, a foreign intelligence surveillance warrant. this is, and greg can explain this more clearly, i was speaking to intelligence officials about this. they said this is absolutely prosecutable. you do not talk, confirm, leak to the press anything about a counter intelligence investigation. i think this is going to be very important moving forward and i think this is a main reason why the president needs to declassify the rest of the documents o that you just spoke about, the fisa documents as well as the bruce orr 302s. >> sean: and still strzok and paige communications that haven't beene released. this isha brand new. how did we not see this before? >> because they were withholding the information. the department of justice is withholding that information and it trickles out slowly to congress because congress has been fighting over and over for these documents. just think how many more documents we haven't seen, sean. >> sean: this goes toss the isse of fire walls. this goes to t

sean: with lies. >> right. and it's a violation of federal felony statutes. most notably abuse of power. you aren't allowed to use your public office to interfere, disrupt, somebody's constitutional rights, the rights to privacy, carter page. the president of the united states peddling a false story they knew was fabricated. >> sean: at this point in time, this is rod rosenstein's department of justice. >> right. >> sean: jeff sessions is recusing. now he has a special counsel. but he has another problem. that he's up to his eyeballs in all of this, he appointed the special counsel. he himself signed the fisa warrant, the third renewal application. >> actually, sean, it was the fourth renewal application. he knew everything. or he should have known everything that happened prior to that. so the first three applications, those first three renewals, that went over and over again until he finally got it, had all of the information backlogged, all of the information that the fbi would have had. peter strzok, rod rosenstein, this is rosenstein's fisa. he should have known, that is why the doj and the fbi are fighting so hard not to declassify the information. those 302s by bruce ohr, the information contained in the inter

yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. ♪ >> sean: today, sara carterand-new bombshell report.rt "did australian diplomat and other foreign allies share intel on donald trump"? fullfu disclosure, the australin government is not reporting on the story. "the hill" reporting that they are urging trump not to move ahead on it declassifying documents. joining is now with reaction, fox news contributor, sara carter, investigative reporter, "the hill" john solomon. let's talk about your article just out and the importance of it. they went step-by-stepit by step to s see. >> we have a former australian ambassador, alexander donner, who met with george papadopoulos. this is apparently what launched the cross fire hurricane investigation by the fbi. it was papadopoulos'im conversation with him. the interesting thing he has been avoiding, he just did an interview with the bbc last week. the bbcte official asked him ovr and over again, did you record a papadopoulos during your conversation with him? what was going on? where you recording information back? he evaded

but we can protect your home and auto >> sean: today sara carter is out with a brand-new bombshell reportaustralian diplomat and possibly other foreign allies share intel on donald trump? full disclosure, the australian government is not reporting on the story, and the hill reports quote former truck counsel moving ahead on declassified documents and also reports that house subpoena for doj memos from fbi director andrew mccabe." joining us now as sara carter, investigative reporter. and john solomon, good to see you. let's talk about your article just out and the importance of it. they kind of went step-by-step bicep to see, this didn't work. >> so we have former australian ambassador alexander donner, and this is what apparently launched the craft fire hurricane investigation by the fbi. it was papadopoulos' conversation with him. the interesting thing is, he has done interviews and just did an interview with the bbc last week and at the bbc official asked him over and over again. did you record papadopoulos during your conversation with him? what was going on? were you reporting inform

[applause] >> sean: as we get a break with the president speaking, we go back to sara carter and gregyou've been following john's breaking news today on top of sara's news. the redacted materials that everyone is requesting, fisa warrants, 302's, other issues that could be exculpatory, people like papadopoulos and paige, this could all be coming out tomorrow or within days peer talk about john's report and the rejections reductions, freeing this information that congress has been seeking forever. >> congress deserves this information. they are legally entitled to it. it is under subpoena and the department of justice on the, obstructing justice and obstructing congress. the president can put a stop to it with a wave of his pen, four different sets of documents. i am told they will not only be exculpatory of the president himself, but they will be explosive in the level that the department of justice engaged in, they use false intelligence knowingly to target and frame donald trump. to launch this investigation of him, and to spy on the trump campaign with a fisa fire wirep warrant. th

sara carter and ♪ >> sean: rod rosenstein is set to meet with the president face-to-face on thursday.oining us with reaction is a gregg jarrett, eric carter, let's go to you first. we usually go to sarah because she gives that, but let's go to your first on this. >> you could be right that this could be a set up to get the president to fire rod rosenstein. and of course the media and democrats which is redundant. would go hair on fire crazy about it. the alternative perhaps would be wise to relieve rod rosenstein of oversight on the special counsel case pending an investigation into these very serious charges. >> sean: greg, let's throw this to sarah. i have never been both certain in my life that they want the president to fire rosenstein. and they want it so bad, they can taste it. his he conflicted? yes. are there major problems? yes. the president should haven't to do this. that's jeff sessions and that's his department. where is he again? >> where is jeff sessions? >> everyone is asking these questions and i think he has a point here. the allegations of "the new york times" are v

carter page. in april 2017, sean, we have information in these text messages that they specifically state that "theew york times" is upset with this group that was given to "the washington post." on april 14th, or april 11th is when the washington coast actually published a story confirming that there was a fisa warrant on carter page. think about this. they were actually confirming a secret warrant to spy on an american citizen publicly with the newspaper. if this all pans out to be true, these are, in their own words, these are text messages from peter strzok to lisa page basically confirming that the fbi leaked information to "the washington post." i spoke with carter page. he again said this is the biggest charade he's ever seen. today he is just dumbfounded at the fact that they would go this far, but they didn't surprise him. >> sean: if you really break it down, all the evidence. where did the dossier elite come from humectant we believe that came from the director of national intelligence at the time? >> the instigator was john brennan cia director. >> sean: let's talk about what it means.

. >> sean: here with more reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and also fox news investigative reporter sara carterd to where we are today, it has been a long process and i keep hearing that the department of justice, the fbi, are in a little bit of a freak out mode. we saw that from brennan and adam schiff is losing his mind because he will be exposed as a huge layer. are they slow walking lists, are they trying to defy the president and, this is extraordinarily dangerous rhetoric. coming out john brennan's mouth, andrew mccabe with his new book by the way which is titled the fbi basically protecting us from terrorists and trump. this type of rhetoric is so dangerous, this doesn't appear to be a witch hunt, it appears to be a silent coup. i don't know how to say it in any other word, they will try to slow this and they will try to drag it with the president has issued an immediate order to have those documents declassified. >> if we know that the highest levels of the community, not rank-and-file, we know they abuse the power. we know they have done it, and we have the evidence. and all of peter s

sean: mr. president, you are dealing with a lot of good economic news today. and there's a lot of media people, it seems like all they ever talk about and john solomon and sarah carter broke a big story tonight. >> great people. >> sean: and what they're saying is that the intelligence community and the fbi didn't want to give the intel to the obama administration because there were conflicts and they would weaponize it against you. that's our new information. >> president trump: i am not surprised to hear it. if you look at what has been going on over the last couple of years, i'm not just talking about the time i won the presidency, this took place when i was winning in the primaries. you look at what is going on, i'm not surprised to hear anything. >> sean: before the election, after the election, even the media leak strategy, lisa page testified for nine months they had no evidence whatsoever, but it seems to be coming to an end. >> president trump: it has to come to an end. it's so bad for our country. i call it the witch hunt. it is so bad for our country, and when you see strzok and page and mccabe with his lies, they get fired for lying, you see all of the t

carter page. mr. page will be a very wealthy man. >> sean: i kind of agree with you by the end of all of this.e know that the grand jury has been seated. we know that we are looking at the lying issues, different sources that are telling me, also they are looking into the fisa abuse issues. >> they are. the problem is we do not know whether it is john huber or the security division at the justice department. the best information is that it is the national security division at the justice department. >> sean: would that not mean that everybody that signed off on the fisa warrants, otherwise the committed fraud that omitted the important information purposefully? >> yes, and yes. and that is why, and i mentioned this the other night, if you go back and look look at rod rosenstein's testimony, he answered a question in a very strange way. he said, i am relieved that i have been relieved of responsibility involving that area. that is fisa. the reason he has been relieved of those duties is that there is a criminal investigation as you just mentioned involving mccabe and strzok and baker, and nobod

sean: great work, both of you. you both deserve pulitzer prizes.ut john solomon, sara carter with us in vegas.et back, we have a live report from washington. the president expected in this building, ari fleischer and dan bongino weigh in on the accusations, the demands against judge kavanaugh, the demands of professor ford's team tonight. straight ahead. ♪ d we don't just go against the grain. we grow it. give us the frontiers. the places where success is measured in pushed limits. give us the middle of nowhere. where the only map is your buddies' tread marks. this life? no one's born ready for it. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) (dnice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold creations pouches! ♪ ♪ >> sean: we are live in vegas. y'all having a good time? we've got a great crowd. momentarily we expect the president is going to be right here in this building on this set. by the way, live from d.c.xp first with an update on the kavanaugh confirmation. fox news washington corres

. >> sean: carrie severino, chairman of the american conservative union, longtime friend of judge kavanaugh. match lap, fox news contributor. sara cartern't know about you but i know that watched this today, so many people said it was hard and painful. they cried. it was to watch, and it destroyed this man's family allegation flying around everywhere. no corroboration on any of them. >> sean it was riveting because i think the american people saw for the first time, really saw what was happening to this man. what was happening to judge kavanaugh and his family. for the first time i think we all realized as a nation, it's not that we are dismissing dr. ford, it's not that we are dismissing that maybe something did happen to her, but based on justice, you are innocent until proven guilty and there was no evidence other than he said, she said corroborating what happened and what dr. ford alleged happen to her. i think at that point, when we hear this man cry out and say, look at what you have done to my family. look at what you have done to the nation. i think at that point the country took a step back and people were swayed by kavanaugh.

sean: all right. so republican lawmakers on capitol hill are calling on president trump to declassify the highly redacted fisa warrant on carterand other documents. joining us now with more is fox news chief correspondent, white house correspondent ed henry. they want the pages 10-12 in the fine fisa warrant, the third renewal warrant application, the rosenstein one. they want all of the 302's. they want the gang of eight documents. they want the page and strzok memos released. the president can do it with the stroke of a pen. >> 302's are the fbi interviews. these are sensitive documents that normally don't leak out. what we're hearing from people close to the white house is the president seems to be closer to releasing some of this information. number two, people around the president believe some pieces are falling into place in the allegations that the president and others have been raising about the investigation of the investigators. first of all, what we learned the last 24 hours is there has been a grand jury in washington impaneled to investigate andrew mccabe, the former number two at the fbi. that's important because

sean: all right. so republican lawmakers on capitol hill are calling on president trump to declassify the highly redacted fisa warrant on carter page and other documents. joining us now with more is fox news chief correspondent, white house correspondent ed henry. they want the pages 10-12 in the fine fisa warrant, the third renewal warrant application, the rosenstein one. they want all of the 302's. they want the gang of eight documents. they want the page and strzok memos released. the president can do it with the stroke of a pen. >> 302's are the fbi interviews. these are sensitive documents that normally don't leak out. what we're hearing from people close to the white house is the president seems to be closer to releasing some of this information. number two, people around the president believe some pieces are falling into place in the allegations that the president and others have been raising about the investigation of the investigators. first of all, what we learned the last 24 hours is there has been a grand jury in washington impaneled to investigate andrew mccabe, the former number two at the fbi. that's important b

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carter page fisa that they do not want to come out. why? because there is information i? they are that there has been a fraud perpetrated on the secret court. >> seanthe fraud would be the fisa court was it, that was all they had? now if that is in fact true, the next question would be, did they ever make an effort to verify or corroborate? i think the answer would be at best limited and no, which means that they purposely committed a fraud on for fisa court judges.ns that they politicize the department of justice and the fbi. where do we go from there, joe? >> here's the problem. it's fairly obvious that fraud was committed on the court andl all of this evidence was there. there isn't any doubt about it. so the question is, whyde isn't huber conducting a grand jury on this? he was supposed to be looking at this in uranium one. in uranium one, he didn't even interview doug campbell, who is victoria's client. the bottom line is, we cannot trust the departmentnt under rosenstein who by the way no longer -- he has a big problem with fisa. personally. >> sean: he signed the last one. >> but it's worse than that. he is now under investigation and can't

carter, former chairman of the house oversight committee jason chavis. tammy, what's amazing about you -- and i have known you many years. used to be the president of a national organization for women. >> yeah. >> sean: you have been the single most, one of the most outspoken people on this. passionate. >> look, i spent most of my adult life fighting on these issues for the welfare of women an children. we've spent certainly generations as women, as a country, to have women be heard, to elevate our lives, to make sure what happens to us matters. >> sean: i agree with that. >> that's why we're friends. now we're in the 21st century and women and young people elected to office, a generation that comes after and benefitted from all the work that we've done are now burning it to the ground. and they're using that power to destroy people's lives. your monologue was fabulous. they're doing all the things you said. the other thing that's happening, they are using all of us as collateral damage. they want votes. they want fund-raisers. they want campaign aides. and the american people that are relying on all senators now simply are going to be ashes on the side of the road. as long as they get what they wan

carter, former chairman of the house oversight committee jason chavis. tammy, what's amazing about you -- and i have known you many years. used to be the president of a national organization for women. >> yeah. >> sean: you have been the single most, one of the most outspoken people on this. passionate. >> look, i spent most of my adult life fighting on these issues for the welfare of women an children. we've spent certainly generations as women, as a country, to have women be heard, to elevate our lives, to make sure what happens to us matters. >> sean: i agree with that. >> that's why we're friends. now we're in the 21st century and women and young people elected to office, a generation that comes after and benefitted from all the work that we've done are now burning it to the ground. and they're using that power to destroy people's lives. your monologue was fabulous. they're doing all the things you said. the other thing that's happening, they are using all of us as collateral damage. they want votes. they want fund-raisers. they want campaign aides. and the american people that are relying on all senators now simply are going to be ashes on the side of the road. as long as they get what they wan

carter good to see you again. >> good to be here. ed: president did that rally with our own sean hannity.on. you say why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years ago? you could also say when did this all happen? what's going on? to take a man like this and besmirch -- now, with that being said, let her have her say and let's see how it all works out. but they have delayed it a week and they have to get on with it he had thread was an assumption the president was going to attack the woman here. did he send some tweets on friday that incidented at that in that comment it seemed like he was striking a balance. >> the republicans gave this a b plus. independents a c and democrats a d. there were moments when it was down below that what they gave him credit for is when he said let her have her say and let's hear this. what people don't like to hear when he talks about saying why didn't she go to the fbi 36 years ago? people don't like this whole idea that people are saying why didn't she report it earlier? that's not relevant to most people and something that the president and most republicans sh

carter page. pete: here to react former director of public affairs at the doj ian pryor. thanks for being here this morning. tom fitton was on seanight talking more about -- he is the president of judicial watch. listen to what he had to say. >> it's astonishing and disturbing that these courts couldn't bother to hold hearings on spy warrants targeting donald trump. these courts are supposed to provide oversight of the secret spy process, refused to do. so we have got the courts falling asleep at the wheel here. and, of course, have you the underlying corruption of the doj and fbi. pete: ian it, sounds like no hearings and a lot of rubber stamping. what do you make of this? >> look. this is the public's first real look into the fisa application process. but the lack of a hearing is not necessarily abnormal. there is no rule that requires the court to have hearings. in fact, it's discretionary within the court. that said, it's been reported that what usually happens is that the doj lawyers engage in back and forth with the court, with the staff the court to make sure that the application is buttoned up and passes court muster befo