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sebastian gorka and monic crowley. spicer, let's go to the absolute venom of people on the left and the lack of coverage of the biggest story in their lifetime and the lack of telling the american people about obama's separation policies. >> well, i thought your monologue was spot on. it's unbelievable what the left says and does and gets zero coverage. the media agrees with it. they ignore it and in some cases they re-tweet it or like it because they forget people can see those tweets. it's amazing the lack of outrage. you pointed out the peter fonda tweet. there are so many more that make threats. there is zero coverage. anything done on the right by the president or any of his supporters is called out and has to be denounced. the way in which they view the same kind of outrage is unbelievable. zero coming to the people on the left and everyone needs to be denounced. we have to have boycotts and censor the people on the right. i am not execute any behavior on the right. >> sean: talking about raping a woman and kidna

sebastian gorka hits a good point, sean.ith this divided society is that we are not on the same team. we cheer against our president's successes. >> sean: the democrats do. >> democrats are cheering for america to fail. they can't stand his success because it hurts their opportunity to gain power. that's a fact. >> when it comes to, for example, the north korea negotiations, i want everybody to be on the same team. cheering for success for the president. >> [overlapping talking]. >> look, the democrats don't want america to succeed. that's the bottom line and that's why they want to sabotage the president. it's absolutely mind boggling. >> sean: horrible position to be in. our video of the day next. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi

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sebastian gorka.efense attorneyy rebecca rose woodland and to assess -- i have to tell you, i love watching every one of these speeches, those rallies by this president. he enjoys them so much, the crowds fill the arenas to capacity. and are sitting there mesmerized for an hour, hour 15 minutes and having a great time. i love when the president says, no one has more fun than those folks at a trump rally. he's a heck of a marketeer for what he's selling and a heck of a salesman as well. >> he's selling america, values, democracy, the constitution. we have very low unemployment rates. we have the gang violence -- down. these are great points when there is so much divisiveness, let's come together and recognize the country is doing well. lou: to do so in duluth, minnesota. it's not the first choice i would have thought of for the president. but he thought it was a terrific ideas and as i looked at the numbers from 2016 it's easy to forget he didn't win minnesota. but he only missed by 1.5 points. that wa

sebastian gorka here live in singapore.s of course a former top house aide and now, and fox news contributor. a moment ago, he basically said that the president, between the summit and what we've seen here in singapore is sort of ripping up the rulebook. are you saying basically there is a new world order? >> careful, the tinfoil hat brigade will come out. there is a new way of doing business. we thrown out the diplomatic rulebook and the protocols. let me give you an example to illustrate what i call the speed of trump effect. mike pompeo became secretary of state six weeks ago. six weeks ago, ed. the day he was confirmed by senate, i was guest hosting a radio show, and i couldn't keep up with mike pompeo because the producer sent me, he's been confirmed by the senate. the next break i had to say, he's been sworn in. the next break, i had just announced he was sworn in and i had to tell the listeners that he was on his way to introduce air force base to fly to belgium and then to the middle east. i don't care who the presi

sebastian gorka, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. dr. gorka, start with you.n all of this. >> well, disgusted at all the details of the low level stuff, you know, buying somebody a male to ge legal meaa leak from them at the fbi. at the end of the day no coverup. no there there. people perp walked out of the fbi and duong for slow rolling and undermining the investigation of a real crime, hillary, and trying to undermine a political candidate and his administration, donald trump. >> sean: at the end of the day, and when you look especially at the text messages and revelations congressman chaffetz i look at that time and this is what i see. i see people at the highest levels, fbi, doj doing everything possible to prevent hillary from going to jail they did not enforce the rule of law with her. literally took a sledge hammer and started this witch-hunt investigation against trump and they never stopped swinging the sledge hammer, which tells me we don't have equal justice under the law under this fbi director, under that last administration. i think this is just

i disagree with the sebastian gorka. this is the prequel.derstand, the ig has an investigation going into what's going on with the fisa abuse allegations. >> sean: congressman, i don't want to go there. here's the problem. hillary clinton should have been in jail. they treated her like kristin sasuke, she would have been indicted for radio these people we've talked about tonight protecting her, preventing her from getting the treatment every other american would get. >> that is highlighted in this report. we now have hundreds and hundreds of pages of documentation, then manipulation of the media, indictment of the media. to the the referral office of professional responsibility will bear fruit. it takes time to play out, given the roles that they have. >> sean: should hillary be charged? >> she should have been charged a long time ago. absolutely. >> sean: they protected her. nowy they are going after trump. the same people that protected her. >> horwitz is too close to comey. this is not what the american people expected. it's not just as.

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sebastian gorka.efense attorneyy rebecca rose woodland and to assess -- i have to tell you, i love watching every one of these speeches, those rallies by this president. he enjoys them so much, the crowds fill the arenas to capacity. and are sitting there mesmerized for an hour, hour 15 minutes and having a great time. i love when the president says, no one has more fun than those folks at a trump rally. he's a heck of a marketeer for what he's selling and a heck of a salesman as well. >> he's selling america, values, democracy, the constitution. we have very low unemployment rates. we have the gang violence -- down. these are great points when there is so much divisiveness, let's come together and recognize the country is doing well. lou: to do so in duluth, minnesota. it's not the first choice i would have thought of for the president. but he thought it was a terrific ideas and as i looked at the numbers from 2016 it's easy to forget he didn't win minnesota. but he only missed by 1.5 points. that wa

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sebastian gorka. former strategist to president trump. president trump is not only it appears accomplishing the impossible, but doing so at an unprecedented speed. warp speed. the summit will begin fit is to happen on the 12th, 11 days from tonight. wow! >> it's pretty stunning. remember how diplomacy has taken place before the age of trump. the meetings in vienna and geneva would have take and year and a half to get back on track. lou: it would have taken two weeks just for kerry to get his bicycles to singapore. >> the president announces the cancellation. but it's a tough letter. he says it's important to all of us. if you want to send me a letter, write me a letter. within days that letter is hand delivered. the president walks out and says, let's do this. we have never seen this before in diplomacy. it's stunning. lou: percolating along the way is the foundation work of a lot of career diplomats working to get this on exactly the right footing and see that conditions that the president laid out are met every step of the way preceding

sebastian gorka. and doug weed, and president trump crushed globalist g7 conspiracy against america. justin trudeau, macron and the rest of left w leaders talked big and threatened president trump. but were reduced to whining and wailinwailing after they tried d failed to persuade president trump to soften his america first agenda. and lame duck house speaker ryan paul ryan. ryan and his have all but deflated momentum that president trump had given republicans new alarming poll numbers tell the story. it is time for the lame duck speaker to exit. immediately. we take that up with new york post column niflist, michael go, and the dean, ed rol rollins, we house said preparation have preceded quickly. but the real test will be when president trump and kim jong-un finalfinally meet. deirdre bolton with latest for us now. reporter: good morning good evening lou we're two hours as you said from this historic moment. many call this the summit of the century, this sun precedented. for a u.s. sitting, to sit d

has sebastian gorka caused an international incident yet? lot of people are very concerned. >> bret: thank you for that last question. i have not seen anything about sebastian gorka causing problems. but i have seen a lot of this excitement, kind of fervor about the summit. everything has a picture of donald trump and kim jong un. you are right that there's an iconic hotel here, the maritime sands hotel resort and casino. kim jong un went out last night and did tour the area. he did get a lot of applause at one point as he walked into the hotel. there's kind of this apprehension about what's happening. nobody is going to get close to this summit but there's kind of an excitement on the streets, impersonators out and about. it's a little surreal. >> dana: bret, we will go to greg gutfeld. >> greg: i thought i would begin with a golf metaphor because i know you love to golf. we are watching the coverage in the media, i think the naive see it as trying to hit a hole in one. so they win a free game. in reality, it's like a par six. you have to h

. >> tucker: still to come, henry, daniel kaufman, and sebastian gorka. and a showdown emerging between rob rosenstein, the doj and freedom caucus members, and devin nunes. it's getting ugly. we will tell you all about it coming up we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. non-drowsy children's claritin allergy relief. the #1 pediatrician recommended non-drowsy brand. because to a kid a grassy hill is irresistible. children's claritin. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. until her laptop her sacrashed this morning.eks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this wee boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. >> tucker: at moments ago, president trump responding to those rooting for failure in north korea. this is what he tweeted. one year ago, the pundits, the talking h

. >> tucker: still to come, henry, daniel kaufman, and sebastian gorka.nd a showdown emerging between rob rosenstein, the doj and freedom caucus members, and devin nunes.vi it's getting ugly. we will tell you all about it coming up. >> tucker: at moments ago, >> tucker: at moments ago, >> tucker: at moments ago, president trump responding to those rooting for failure ina. north korea. this is what he tweeted. one year ago, the pundits, the talking heads come of the people who couldn't do the job before were begging for reconciliation and peace. please meet, don't go to war. now that we meet and have a great relationship, the same haters are shouting, you shouldn't meet, don't meet. also we are following a developing story according to a report from catherine herridge. back in january, the deputy ag, the one i say is conflicted, roy rosenstein, actually threatened ena documents and emails from the house intel committee members. really? it's actually the opposite way around. we continue in singapore withret fox news' chief correspondent ed former deputy ass

singapore, where former deputy assistant to president trump, fox news national security strategist, sebastian gorkared cia officer, fox news contributor daniel hoffman. i will start with dr. gorka. i listen to the press and you would literally think they don't want any success. from my perspective, i don't think it could have been a better especially the lead up to this which made it worthwhile to take a shot. >> take the politics out of it, whoever you voted for. it's the fact. donald trump could not have achieved more than 24 hours, 25 hours he was awake. what more could he have achieved? at the end of the day, he is solving the problems other people left for him. this isn't just about the obama administration. this is about the last 25 years, from bill clinton onwards, the situation in this part of the world on the peninsula was getting worse and worse by the year. the nuclear capability, detonating nuclear warheads, launching ballistic missiles over the sea of japan with a range of more than 2,000 miles. those are not problems created by the trump administration. but guess was trying to solve i

sebastian gorka. fox news contributor, sara carter. this is your story about the fight and what now appears to be contempt of congress followed by an impeachment at least being filed against rod rosenstein. are they going to do it? threats aren't going to work anymore. >> threats aren't going to work anymore. they need to take this seriously. they have said over and over again, sean, both meadows, jordan and others that they are going to take this to the floor and file impeachment papers. rod rosenstein is willing to go forward with this fight. he is going to try to fight them to the end. so they have got to be serious about this. >> sean: he wants them to sue. congress should not sue because it is sort of like, you know, fast and furious, it will get lost in the court system. rosenstein knows it. so they should do what they do to you and dr. gorka and me. that is hold them in contempt. maybe put them in a jail cell for ten days. to make him, let's see. oh, they will put the screws to him like manafort who is now in solitaire like he -

fox news national security strategist and former deputy assistant to donald trump sebastian gorka joinsfrom singapore right now. what are the two goals? what are we going to see, sebastian? >> i expect two large baskets of results coming out of the meetings, steve. number one is going to be something veryarge and symbolic that relates to the korean war and how we can just tie a bow on that conflict and hopefully shut it down. secondly, it's the far more tactical operational level of technical issues to do with denuclearization. specifically the weapons program that north korea has and current ballistic missile technology. those are the two targets we are expecting today. steve: when mike pompeo was on television live from singapore a half an hour ago. he sounded very optimistic. don't be surprised if the summit ends faster than people thought because things are moving quickly. what does that mean? >> well, i think it means that the world or at least america's are understanding the speed of trump. look at mike's behavior as secretary of state. it's stunning. remember the day he was confi

stuart: sebastian gorka, thank you very much for taking time out. and you have been up for probably 72 hours. appreciate it. see you soon, sir? >> thank you. stuart: as the north korean summit finishes president trump is reportedly interested in meeting with vladimir putin and putin says he's ready. we'll talk to nigel farage about the possibility of us seeing a trump-putin get-together. wouldn't that be something? ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... all in one place. ♪ everything you need to go. ♪ expedia® . >> there is no limit to what north korea can achieve when it gisp i and embraces commerce and engagement with the rest of the world. stuart: you heard it right there. president trump speaking in singapore earlier this morning. one group seemed to be left out from the north korea talks, and that would be the europeans. joining us now, fox news contributor nigel farage. you know, they are left out of all of this. doesn't that represent a shift in our america's diplomatic focus? >> of course it does, and we saw this

sebastian gorka.ou revealed that you helped to arrange a meeting between what turned out to be a f.b.i. spy posing as a russian that was going to hand over information to roger stone and you didn't reveal it before. why not, obviously that is important. why didn't you reveal it earlier. >> it amounted to a minute on the phone with a guy whose name he claimed was henry green burg. i assumed he was israeli from the accent. he was offering information about hillary. >> sean: you didn't know he was a russian in >> when i spoke to the mueller investigation i assumed he was a russian but i thought he was an american citizen. as it turned out the mueller investigation already knew that he was a russian citizen and not an american citizen. when i disclosed it to the mueller investigation unprompted, they knew more about it than i did. they knew he was a russian citizen and notap american. >> sean: what tell did you have to a mend and now you know he was a f.b.i. spy. >> the house select committee on intellige

sebastian gorka has a reality check for the left, this president cleaned up the mess left by the pasteveral administrations. >> donald trump could not have achieved more in the 25 hours he was away. what more could he achieve? at the end of the day he is solving the problem of the people of for him, not just about the obama administration but the last 25 years from bill clinton onward. the situation in this part of the world was getting worse by the year. they detonated nuclear warheads, launched missiles over the sea of japan, a range of 2000 miles, and donald trump, the facts. >> past administrations tried to work with north korea starting with bill clinton in 1994, the bush administration in 2003, 2007 and the obama administration in 2012. none were successful. the latest gop immigration deal could be the biggest amnesty for illegals in us history. a leaked draft by paul ryan said the deal could allow 3.5 million daca eligible to enter the us as long as they meet educational, work and criminal requirements was congress can vote on the proposal as early as next week. sarah sanders i

sebastian gorka says until they do, 2018 will be a repeat of 2016. >> absolutely clear nothing has changedvered on those key issues, decided to build the wall, figures from dhs are stunning and it will be the economy and national security yet again. the bottom line is they don't have a message, they are whispering about impeachment but who is there real leader, democrats don't want america to succeed. that is the bottom line and why they want to sabotage the pres. and it is mind-boggling. >> order to take back the house in november democrats need to flip 23 republican seats. both sides of the aisle demanding answers about an informant planted in the trump campaign. the senate judiciary committee requesting a full unredacted copy of the fbi's confidential human source policy was a letter signed by chuck grassley and dianne feinstein, the fbi did everything right using an informant in the campaign. and subordinate and defined authority, a new reports slamming james comey leadership at the fbi which according to an abc reporter a draft of the living inspector general -- inspector general's cl

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sebastian gorka he is live actually there in singapore. he joins us now with more.action to what has happened in the last 24 hours, dr. gorka? >> stunning, absolutely stunning. this is a dictatorship. you always have to be very cautious. but the fact that within one day -- less than a day, the heads of state have not only met but have actually signed a joint statement on the full denuclearization of north korea to include other issues, such as the mias from the korean war. it's beyond all expectations. it really is history in the making. we have to remember the korean war never ended. it was a cease-fire and now we have a chance to put that conflict to bed after 65, 68 years. steve: right. exactly. sebastian while you call it 'm examining the online. no big deal. can't verify anything is going to happen. don't quite get the hal hullabaloo. >> as oppose from the last 25 years from bill clinton on ward where we threw cash at this regime. we didn't ratchet up the sanctions like we have done in the past 500 days. what happened they went from not having nuclear weapons t

if you want to pick a fight, pick it with me, you, the don jr., sebastian gorka. kick it with us.nhannity, we will tell you where you are eating. you can come. shame, shame, shame. you can chant all you want. thanks for being with us. when we come back, ed henry with a live report on two big stories that will consume washington tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> sean: a big day on capitol hill tomorrow. house representatives are going to vote on a highly contentious immigration bill. also anti-trump fbi agent peterr strzok will appear in a closed-door hearing and we willa be working hard to bring you that story. here with more on these stories and more, chief national correspondent, who didn't really want to hang out at the white house tonight, so he went to the studio where he's drinking coffee all night. that's a good shot of the white house, it looks better. maybe he will walk outside and say hi like he did to steve doocy. >> this is a story about immigration and capitol hill. we decided to do it from the studio. just a stone's throw away from capitol hillll. now that you've shamed me i will go

states who told the american public he's going to surround himself with the best and brightest sebastian gorkamself with morons. it's going to come back and bite him in a big way. >> part of emily jane's reporting is today michael cohen was engaged with his california lawyers who are fighting you and stormy daniels over that why doesn't michael cohen just drop that case? >> well, at this poi, lawrence, because we put him in a box, he doesn't have the ability to drop that case. that ship sailed many, many weeks ago. it was a trap, a trip wire we laid and he fell right into it, as hd time again in connection with these cases. you know, i have to tell you, people ask me lawrence over the last three or four months what has surprised you the most in connection with what has happened. the answer is very, very clear. that is the incompetence of these lawyers. the incompetence of michael cohen and the fact they keep falling into every trap that we lay. again, ultimately this is going to prove to be a very, very big problem for this president. >> sounds by the way like donald trump has been listening t

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sebastian gorka and retired seat by a senior intelligence officer, daniel hoffman. i'm proud to announce that both of them will be with this program in singapore. sarah carter will be there as well, as of course the ig report, two days after the singapore summit. lots of ground to cover tonight. let's start with you daniel hoffman. the president showing strength, i will walk away any time. it's right out of the art of the deal, it doesn't surprise me. i believe i know him well enough to know that he would absolutely walk away in four seconds. >> i think he is also doing the right thing by managing expectations, he's dealing with decades of failed policy, from which we have learned a lot. we talked a lot about the sunshine policy which was more like the moonshine policy for north korea at the end of that 10-year period, when they had taken $3 billion from south korea and almost $2 billion from china, increased of the nuclear program significantly, and we hadn't been a colorized or taken many steps to do newco rise the peninsula. the president has taken on board all o

also when cnn's chris cuomo argued with then deputy assistant to the president sebastian gorka over whether or not the president's travel ban was, in fact, a muslim ban. remember this? >> your order is about muslims, about targeting muslims and keepin hian mth why would those two nations, the most populous muslim nation and the most populous arab nation not be included on the executive order? trish: dr. gorka had a point back then and has a point right now. with me right now is rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany who received her juris from harvard law school. they're not the same countries that the president has banned. and the reason for that is pretty simple, because the countries that are banned are countries where we have no idea who's there and more importantly the country themselves have no idea. the countries themselves. so kayleigh, for the media to have been so hysterical about this, which they continue to be, what do you make of that, given where we are right now? >> i was working at cnn when this travel ban came out and the apoplectic outrage and mischaracterization of the ban and

sebastian gorka. you have amended your testimony and revealed that in fact you held the reins, i don't want to put words in your mouth, a meeting between what turned out to be i guess in fda's by posing as russian that was going to hand over information to your friend, to roger stone. and you didn't reveal it before. why not -- obviously it's important. why didn't you reveal it earlier? >> i mean, it amounted to a minute on the phone with the guy whose name he claimed was henry greenberg. i assumed he was a russian or at least an israeli from his accent. but he is offering negative information about hillary. >> sean: you didn't know he was a russian? >> when i spoke to the mueller investigation about this, i told them i assumed he was a russian but i thought he was an american citizen. as it turned out, the mueller investigation already knew that he was a russian citizen, not an american citizen. that really set off alarm bells for me because when i disclosed it to the mueller investigation unprompted

sebastian gorka, presidential historian doug wead and also tonight peter strzok escorted from the fbi for his anti-trump tweets and yet somehow, we find out he remains on the government payroll. former fbi assistant director james kallstrom stromb is here tonight to talk about out of control corruption at the upper- most levels of the fbi. our top story, president trump today, acting on what previous presidents including obama and bush, long ignoreed, signing an executive order that will allow dren to stay with their parents caught crossing the border ill illegally. the president moving to stop the family separation. president trump: we're going to have strong, very strong borders we're going to keep the families together. i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated and we're working very hard on immigration. its been left out in the cold. people haven't dealt with it and we are dealing with it. at the same time, we are keeping a very powerful border and it continues to be a zero tolerance we have zero tolerance for people that enter our country illegally. lou:

sebastian gorka, sara carter and you see this pool behind us daniel hoffman was swimming in it doing laps. i was up with you. that's how i know. good to see you. the goal is noble. we have so much that has happened leading up to this. which should give the world hone. there is no guarantees here at all. but the fact that north korea took all of those stepping, hostages released. missiles stopped being fired. they are willing to talk about denuclearization. all of that and then knock down one of their nuclear test sites. that's a pretty big concession just to get here. >> there is a lot of stepping already been taken already. long-term is whether he wants to cash in capability for food and cash. and incident grating his economy into the region and the world. those questions remain to be answered. what we know today is that the president is taking the presource core step which is to establish the relationship with kim jong un on which everything depends. >> sean: there was one political point, dr. gorka, making before this. you know, it's interesting. every economic measure and 500 plu

that gentleman on the screen right there is sebastian gorka, former adviser to the president.noring this good economic news, but my question is, is the good news penetrating the media screen and getting through to voters? >> stuart, i think it has to be. when you've got oil companies in america that are advertising $25,000 cash signing bonuses because of how strong the economy is, it doesn't matter what anderson cooper says on cnn, that news gets out there. when people look at paychecks. when you see we have not 500,000, not a million, five million people who have been given bonuses by companies because of the tax reform. it doesn't matter what the "washington post" or "the new york tim" writes because they get that paycheck with that extra money. stuart: is this the reason why the so-called blue wave is not a blue wave at all, it's barely a ripple? >> well, first things first, let's get the colors straight. colors were swapped about 12 years ago, thanks to the left-wing media. if there is any party that's red, stuart, it's the democrats. so let's talk about conservatives bein