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>> laura: sean duffy is a big lumberjack in wisconsin. he was a lumberjack. in the old days. this is comical now. this is what everybody used to joke about. what's next? hair spray. that could be deadly. >> piano wire. piano control. you can kill with anything. i don't know. >> laura: pro-life walkout today. i didn't hear anything about this. >> you had a teacher on yesterday who was at rocklin high school. she raised the question. a month ago you had school walkouts all over the country. covered with helicopters and lab reports. it wasn't only that, school walkouts. organized by the women's march. now a student, brandon gillespie at rocklin high school, he decided to stay job pro-life walkout. 200 schools participated. 80 colleges. no coverage at all. >> laura: will will he be on te cover of magazines? >> no magazine cover. it's ridiculous. there are barely pictures of it. we will put a few pictures up. very little video, no local or national coverage. it's an outrage. he did it to prove a point. >> laura: he did it. >> his school district in sacramento made special provisio

. >> laura: sean duffy joins me in wisconsin and radio talkshow host leslie marshall in la. great to see both of you. congressman congressman, that president was all over this tonight. he is tweeting about it. it's time to end the russia investigation. jeff sessions said as much this week as well. the democrats this is all political, there is no serious examination of these issues and they are not letting this go. >> for democrats, laura maybe w could queue jack nicholson from a few good men and say you can' handle the truth. democrats will never absorb the truth that there was no breccia collusion. take a step back down memory lane the democrat senator from california who is the head of the democrats for the senate intelligence committee and both james klapper who worked for barack obama for his national intelligence committee have bot said they've seen no evidence o collusion. what this is about is very simple. democrats look up for the truth this is all about politics. if you don't have been quite have to talk about korea, what happens there you might have to talk about d

joining me now for reaction is sean duffy, a republican congressman from wisconsin. with me here in the studio is philippe reines advisor to hillary clinton 2016 campaign. gentlemen, great to see both of you tonight. let's start with you felipe, this lawsuit, i read all 64 pages. i mean it's 64 pages. and it's goofy. are they going to serve like vladimir putin with papers? this to me looks like they are not getting what they want with the special counsel. the russia collusion is not going anywhere. maybe something will happen with cohen. they have to desperately keep this thing going. breathing more air on the fire until the mid terms. is this the real deal or what. >> well, i'm not a lawyer but i understand your point. you know, i don't know congressman did you havey. bear with me while i make a point. he was elected in 2010. >> laura: you always do little research on the guests. >> i was hoping he would be here. >> laura: you pull that every time. you come out with a tid bit. >> i work with somebody who likes to be prepared. he won decency and you won handily your

trish: joining me, republican congressman sean duffy. the president has a point on this one.ber watching those hearings, congressman, saying wait a second, what did he just say? he just admitted to calling up his columbia law professor buddy and slipping him the memo so he could give them to the "new york times"? did he really, honestly say that. sure enough he did, he leaked classified information. s couple that with what judith miller was telling us, it is hard, to look at him as a objectively as he wants the world to look at him, does he not? >> this is shocking information. first of all, the boots on the ground in the fbi, think many of us have faith in, what james comey did, fired by president trump, he had a vendetta against him. the payback for trump was to leak memos so he could get a special counsel, a special prosecutor against president trump. that was payback for president trump actually firing him. not only that, trish, you look at the dirty salacious dossier. comey came out and admits the whole russian investigation was based on the false dossier, number one, nu

let's examine the implications of this latest revelation with republican congressman sean duffy of wisconsin and washington attorney and democratic strategist, scott bolden. republican congressman john duffy of wisconsin and scott, i want to go to you first. do you think that this is really justified? physical in the right direction? what in the world with ukraine have to do with the russia collusion on the election of 2016? >> as a former prosecutor and someone who defended people in the clinton investigations, let me just say this, not only think is going in the right direction, but if the republicans who have authorized it. not just rosenstein but the original order that was given to mueller for his investigation was to investigate collusion or coordination between these parties, either before or after the mueller investigation. rosenstein, even under the code of federal investigations, they are just following where the evidence takes them. >> jason: i want to go to the graphic. the original letter that rod rosenstein sent to mueller authorizing his investigation, there are three points t

stuart: well, your husband is sean duffy, republican congressman from wisconsin.e got one more. i want you to listen to what new york state's governor, andrew cuomo, said about his citizenship. roll tape. >> i'm undocumented. you want to deport an undocumented person? start with me, because i'm an undocumented person. [applause] stuart: why don't you react to that. >> it's so insane. but it shows you where the leftist sort of obsession with victimization takes you. it takes you to the point where politicians will lie about being -- he's not undocumented, he was born in new york city, his parents were born in queens. he's an absolute american citizen. but he wants to be an undocumented citizen just like elizabeth warren wants to be a native american. there is a competition for victimhood in the leftist party. stuart: you're right. >> absolutely, that's what it is. it's a competition for victimhood. now, this may work in new york city. cuomo has his eye on running for president, so this footage will be great for when that happens. [laughter] this will not work in wi

i'm not sure how this works for joining us now is wisconsin congressman sean duffy.ing and you manufacturing. what do you think about the possibility of rejoining tpp. would you be in favor of that. >> listen. you and i both know trade is good for economies. if we can cut a good trade deal, that's wonderful. a bad trade deal are still bad for our economy. i think this is donald trump, can he navigate a better deal for the american worker in a tpp structure. if so let's get in. >> it would have to be a really radical transformation of the asia-pacific deal. for us to go back into something that we previously rejected, it's got to be a completely new deal. >> it has to be better. it does have to be better. again, we have some who believe we should trade deals at all cost even if it doesn't benefit us the benefits the countries that we cut the deal with. that's not president trump's philosophy. by the way, this is, his trade comments made by the president has been tough on our district. we make the most cranberries in america in my district. we grow the most cranberries

. >> sean duffy well known, christie known but tim was elvis.ard to do for someone in politics. anything that has the word president in it, you want it. but he turned it down. i began to watch him and how strategic he was. and then it was one night he showed a vulnerability that people at that level rarely do. i mean, he was just overwhelmed. everyone wanted him to be the advocate for their cause. and i remember telling the capitol hill club have you learned every bit of capital you have. nobody else was knocking on door in the charleston heat. nobody puts up with the things he has to read on twitter feed and facebook page. spend your political capital the way you want to do it. not the way anyone else. that to me was the night i think our relationship became a little more even. pete: absolutely. this books talks but b. how you yin find specially and speak to politics. big letters in the back of the book our nation is hungry for unity. some would challenge that thesis and say maybe it isn't. how would you change that? >> i think actually it is.

duffy. [applause] josh's story about the resignation of white house press secretary sean spicer grabs the readerm the opening sentence. duffy hustled to find a wide variety of sources and conveyed in the drama of the resignation and help the reader's attention. otherseported details simply did not have, beautifully reported and written, say the judges. [applause] others i also congratulate chris johnson. where is chris? honorable mention for the merriman smith award, chris johnson of "the washington blade." honorable mention for the merriman smith broadcast award, lester holt of "nbc news." [applause] edgar a. poe award honors excellence in news coverage of significant national or regional importance of the american people. it is in honor of edgar a poe, longtime correspondent for the "new orleans times picayune." for award goes the report "shock tactic." the judges call the 18 month examination of taser-related deaths and litigation stunning, new and disturbing. the series involved impressive reporting from multiple angles, revealing the risks of a weapon that is not supposed to be lethal, but

duffy. [applause] josh's story about the resignation of white house press secretary sean spicer grabs the reader from the opening sentence. duffy hustled to find a wide variety of sources and conveyed the drama of the resignation and held the reader's attention. duffy reported details others simply did not have, beautifully reported and written, say the judges. [applause] i also congratulate chris johnson. where is chris? honorable mention for the merriman smith award, chris johnson of "the washington blade." >> honorable mention for the merriman smith broadcast award, lester holt of "nbc news." [applause] >> the edgar a. poe award honors excellence in news coverage of significant national or regional importance of the american people. it is in honor of edgar a poe, longtime correspondent for the "new orleans times picayune." and a former white house correspondent associates and president. the judges will be looking for excellence in stories, with fairness and objectivity. the edgar a. poe award goes for jason, heater, tim, lisa geary and, grant smith, and team lawyers for the report "shock tact