agent stzrok and others in the fbi impacted the handling of the clinton email investigation. that is repeatedly what the inspector general says throughout the 568 pages here but you are saying common sense tells you otherwise. >> how could he know that unless he could crawl inside their minds and examine the mental process? i want to complement the inspector general for something we have been looking forward to, brought forth information on the intel committee, trying to get them from the fbi of the department of justice, we are glad he has done it. some of it is important but we will disagree, to presume know whether it impacted the outcome of their work when it seems extraordinarily unlikely. one thing worth mentioning from those who directed comey for many years, it shows obvious lack of leadership. how is it the senior people around the fbi we know our political hacks, not just a coincidence. the inspector general calling insubordination and pointing out that he was doing the same thing he was investigating hillary clinton for. the number of leaks, had no business talking

stzrok, communicating with lisa page, member of fbi leadership, stzrok was a member of the fbi leadershipave acknowledgment the investigation was wired in terms of hillary clinton, they were never going to prosecute her, not only text messages but an email by judicial watch. then we have got to get trump attitudes, through all these text messages and other communications. one of the problems is we still don't have all the text messages. he is concerned the justice department doesn't have all text messages with congress doesn't have all text messages but he may have to come back once more information is disclosed by the stonewalling justice department and fbi. rob: for so many months this was denied is a big nothing, donald trump's excuse there was bias against him and the ig blows the roof off of everything and we have this hesitation from christopher rand rod rosenstein. why do you think there's that hesitation to cooperate with this? >> they are protecting the institutions of the doj and fbi come more interested in their credibility than anything else and protecting the mueller investig

, that means other people just like peter stzrok had the same intentions and we need those documents now. rob: we expect to learn when and where donald trump will meet with vladimir putin, john bolton striking a deal for a summit after meeting with the russian president in moscow. helsinki, finland, and vienna, austria, have been named as possible sites. several weeks will be needed to prepare for those talks, we will keep you posted. defense secretary touching down in south korea saying the us will keep 30,000 troops in the asian nation keeping a commitment to security as the us works to denuclearize north korea on the heels of a visit to china. president xi jinping warning thatis, china will not give up an inch of its territory in the south china sea. the us is concerned over china's militarization of artificial islands in the sea. jillian: a terrorist the left four americans that will spend 22 years in prison sentence for terrorism and other charges but a jury did not find him guilty of murder. he directed his extremist group to attack the us special mission compound setting it on

stzrok figure prominently, and bias in the fbi and mentioned anti-trump email messages that stzrok andred. >> a political bias based on legitimate evidence. and a confidential informant against the trump campaign given his bias. >> after it takes place that is about it behind closed doors on capitol hill, in a tweet earlier this weethe hearing of peter stzrok and other frauds should be shown to the public on live television. we should expose these people for what they are, there should be total transparency, it could be another explosive hearing tomorrow with christopher ray, and rod rosenstein. shannon: he will testify publicly, doug luzader live for us. the historic face-to-face meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin is one step closer, as potential high-stakes summit. the two countries will take center stage, the sitdown could happen as early as next month. donald trump hitting the campaign trail, thousands will hear him rally support for kevin kramer in fargo, north dakota walking to the groundbreaking of the technology plant which is expected to create 13,000 jobs as wisc

stzrok writing back know he won't. we will stop it.pher ray says he takes the report seriously. >> disappointed. the report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policy and decisions that at the very least with the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. there are some sobering lessons and we will learn those lessons and act on those lessons. heather: democrats point out it did not find political bias in the fbi decision to clear hillary clinton in the investigation. disagree with that, read it for yourself. bill clinton was actually offended when he was criticized over his tarmac meeting with loretta lynch, sparking controversy with a 2016 conversation with ben atty. gen. just days before the fbi announced no charges against his wife. an interview with the inspector general he said i don't know whether i am more offended that they think i'm crooked or that they think i'm stupid. the ig report called it an error in judgment, you decide on that as well. there are concerns the fallout from the report wi

the republican congress -- rob: on comey, stzrok, page?y dislike more. that would be jim comey or below the radar screen, loretta lynch, meeting with clinton on the tarmac, the removal of herself from the clinton investigation even though she did a lot to push it off the front burner, becoming more apparent to us. jillian: you are heading to the hill today. judge napolitano: so many things in my legal career, intensifying before the house homeland security committee on the constitutionality of a piece of legislation that would transfer from congress to the pres. the power to make more. this is perhaps the most important piece of legislation congress will vote on. i will argue they should vote against it, james mattis, made it clear, we gave congress the power to declare war, not the president. really want wars fart with broad national consensus and congress establishes these consensuses, not the president. rob: it works for a long time, for 17 years. judge napolitano: we fight wars now without a declaration. got to go to capitol ll. rob: o

expected to be critical of key members of the fbi and doj, and loretta lynch and fbi agent peter stzrokits release was expected last month but house judiciary chairman bob goodletter will said what happened. >> it will put a lot of missing pieces in a giant puzzle together. most important the american people see this report because it will shed light the federal bureau of investigation mishandled with regard to former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> reporter: republicans and democrats supported the independent review, key questions like what role comey's disclosure might have played and whether he lied to investigators, and the court documents, the anti-trump texts between peter stzrok and lisa page, drawn the i are of other members. >> the lawful investigation is underway, they should not let their personal opinions get in the way, 90% of law enforcement officers don't. >> reporter: there will be closed briefings with key congressional committees. >> a lot of fallout to come. >> a mother living in the us accused of trying to help isis, using social media to call for terror attac

and stzrok typing back no, no, he won't, we will stop it. the report seriously. >> the report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policy and decisions that at the very least in the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. there are some sobering lessons and we are going to learn those lessons and act on those lessons. jillian: democrats point out the report did not find political bias in the fbi's decision to clear hillary clinton in the investigation. despite the findings director ray is taking a page out of starbucks playbook by vowing to train his employees on how to avoid bias. it is not clear when this training will begin or what it will entail. rob: the neighbor who attacked rand paul will be sentenced today, renee boucher pleaded guilty after toggling the kentucky lawmaker in his own yard last year over lawn debris. paul left with 6 broken ribs and a long road to recovery complicated by recurring pneumonia. boucher could face 21 months in prison for the assault. jillian: a 3 day ice sweeps legals wi

to find a reason to indict hillary clinton would have meant donald trump would have won and peter stzrok not willing. heather: he is going to testify and james comey is under investigation for leaks. in terms of both of those eventss how do you think that will influence the russia investigation or did it in any way impede it? >> the most sacred thing in america is our elections, i would prioritize that myself and make sure nobody's trying to influence our elections. i'm not in fbi agents but i think we have to figure out how to walk and chew gum at the same time. heather: what horowitz said once again as he found implications of senior federal employees willing to use their official position to impact the electoral process. russia has nothing over what senior people in the fbi -- >> leaking to certain media in exchange for trips, golf trips and concerts and parties. i don't know who these people are going to these events but i would like to know. >> the head is sick the rest of the body is not sick and we see that. heather: thank you for joining us. the time is 20 minutes until the top o

i think back to the august 8th text message fm peter stzrok asking if trump would be president and he said no we won't, we will stop him. just 9 days before he had opened up on papadopoulos and the russia investigation. and only 9 days the fbi was able to fully resolve the facts of the case just six days after peter stzrok said we have an insurance policy against the trump presidency, a day after he opened that he said this one really matters. these were people who judged hillary clinton innocent before interviewing her and judged donald trump guilty before starting the investigation. it is ludicrous, the american people see it is ludicrous and i'm grateful that through the oversight work of congress we have been able to get the documents that show how biased people were that began this investigation. if there ever were an impeachment proceeding or criminal proceeding we would have to ask peter stzrok as a star witness and that would never hold water. i think we should vote against the amendment because the russia investigation is politics, not law. in this policies we investigate cri

rob: should anti-trump fbi agent peter stzrok testify on live tv? donald trump thinks he should as they wrap up the pressure on this document deadline. >> man's best friend turning into a lifesaver. the heroic police dog performing cpr. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: you could probably stop me on a tuesday. and on tuesday. and on the couch. >> on the tuesday, a spirited rally, donald trump unleashing open border policies. >> they don't like border patrol, don't like police or anybody. democrats want to protect illegals coming into this country. rob: the president calling on congress to do something. immigration costs are heating up. >> the president at this rally in south carolina return to the issue that helped him when the white house, immigration. >> building the wall, fixing the wall, spending a lot of money and going for more and we will get it done but democrats want open borders and don't mind crime. >> reporter: for republicans in congress it is back to the drawing board as the house tries once again to take up immigra

rob: tearing into peter stzrok and lisa page who exchanged anti-trump text messages.nd lindsey graham demanded answers about at the effort was. >> will peter stzrok testify before congress that keeps coming back to stzrok and former fbi lawyer lisa page and the anti-trump text messages they exchanged. >> it is important he appear for an interview and a public hearing after that. we will issue a subpoena for anything necessary to do. >> reporter: bias within the fbi without evidence in the outcome in the email probe. many republicans including donald trump think otherwise. >> no matter how many crimes he committed which were numerous, wanted to be innocent, with me, nothing, no collusion, no nothing and they just wanted to take all of us, wanted to put us in trouble and it is not working too well. >> this question from sen. lindsey graham about a meeting referenced with former fbi deputy direcr andrew mccabe. graham wants to know if that meeting happened and what was discussed if it did happen. rob: thank you so much. north and south korean diplomats hope to reunite fa

between anti-trump fbi officials and levers, ron johnson claiming several messages between peter stzrokd lisa page were rejected for no reason. the employees were involved in the clinton email pro. in a letter to the fbi johnson gives examples of the reductions including this message from kim jong un, currently fighting with blank but a supervised review finds it currently said fighting for this fisa, this withholds cortical information like names and could be meant to protect the fbi and doj from embarrsment for their handling of the clinton email probe. we will talk about thisoming up. canadian prime minister justin trudeau following donald trump's lead on iran, he and his liberal party voted with conservatives against restorative dramatic relations with the middle eastern country. it was a staple of his campaign. last month donald trump pulled the us out of the controversially ran nuclear deal. 10 minutes after the top of the hour of fox news alert, hundreds of isis jihadists will be walking the streets, the legal loophole blamed for letting killers slip through the cracks. >> we wil

, meghan markle -- stzrok testified about it. >> he said he did not recall. >> one of ms. line. >> the inspector general's decisions are all fake. >> glad you found what you found. i'm not buying that the clinton email investigation was on the up and up. >> the first public testimony i like horowitz and christopher ray, >> director ray has quite a mess to clean up and he knows that. >> the inspector general found no evidence of political bias in the fbi investigation of secretary clinton or the decision not to pursue criminal charges. >> horwitz testified they were to investigate james comey. and private conversations with donald trump. >> we receive that from the fbi, we are handling that recover and we will issue a report when the matter is complete. >> former new york city mayor turned pres. trump attorney rudy giuliani. >> can you assure the american people there are no ongoing leaks for many office? >> i'm not aware of any. we are aggressively investigating a number of leaks. >> the fbi director said have a dozen employees would be disciplined when he emphasized the m

plus new information about embattled fbi agent peter stzrok's growing on capitol hill. encourage has the inside scoop. honoring the 5 slain journalists and staffers from the newspaper shooting in annapolis, maryland. donald trump offering new details about who he is thinking for his supreme court justice it, there are two women under consideration and we have team coverage tonight. kristen fisher on the battle over row v wade, what is fueling it and what are the actual facts. we begin with david lee miller in new jersey as the president heads to westminster for the weekend. >> donald trump spent half the flight time aboard air force one flying from joint they sanders to morristown, new jersey speaking with reporters on a variety of subjects. among them the nomination of a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. two women are now on a short list, a great groups of intellectual talent. in just over a week the president said he will reveal his nominee and starting this weekend he might meet with two candidates at his golf club in new jersey. >> we have some

democrats say these were intimate personal messages and at the end of the day agent stzrok was not theole decision-maker. >> 20 people on the team and display political bias. >> fbi director christopher ray and rod rosenstein receiver is a special counsel case testifying publicly on the south same house panel. >> fixing the border crisis. and being separated, and adding 200 immigration judges. after the house failed to pass a compromise bill and provide a daca fixed. milania is expected to visit centers housing illegal migrants. time to shake up the department, robert wilkie appears to be heading for compromising, facing lawmakers on capitol hill. and patient wait times. >> no greater assignment i am honored they gave me the responsibility to help. >> david cell can was fired in march. the landmark ruling marking a big win for first amendment rights, deciding government employees will no longer be forced to pay fees for unions, outraging democratic labor groups, and financially support political views. nonunion workers don't agree with those views and it was a violation of free speech.

ask peter stzrok who was escorted from the building on friday. that is a huge story.it didn't at least get a minute or two, half of what immigration got, that would be fine, totally get it because of the emotion around the immigration story. this shows a media his priorities are out of whack and agenda based because the ig report was bad for the fbi and possibly good for donald trump in terms of dismissing the obstruction of justice argument against him in terms of what lawyers are saying. heather: people invoke not the is him and the holocaust, it is upsetting when someone on the right does or the left, a lot of people minimizes to them, they worry it minimizes millions who died in the holocaust, it is on the same level. >> first and foremost, if those comparisons were made in 2014 when pres. obama was in office, conditions were more draconian, it would be a point to it but what we see is the media, which has become complete and total bogeyman to me the publicity for the dnc. when you think about the numbers to care for the folks that come over illegally, and $1 bill

loretta lynch and fbi special agent peter stzrok, it's release is expected but finally coming and houseudiciary committee bob goodlatte says we will see what happened. >> will a lot of missing pieces of this giant puzzle together, most importantly american people see this report because it will shed light on how the federal bureau of investigation mishandled the whole investigation with regard to former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> key questions will be answered in the independent review supported by republicans and democrats, what role the decisions and public disclosure may have played, what actions does and mccabe make who is suing the inspector general, the kirstin: meeting, and lisa page for having an affair. >> it pains me to look at them. and 99% of law enforcement officers don't. >> the president and key congressional members will be briefed behind closed doors and of note with regard to its results, and the us attorney to decide of prosecution was warranted. jillian: a mother living in the us, the doj says social media will call for terror a

the president terry into fbi lovers peter stzrok and lisa page who exchanged biased text messages, senndsey graham demands answers about what they discussed. >> reporter: the text messages continue to derive the debate about bias in the fbi with the president weighing in. >> no matter how many crimes he committed which were numerous, they wanted her to be innocent, with me, nothing, no collusion, no nothing, they just wanted to take all of us, they wanted to put us in trouble and it is not working too well. >> lawmakers hoping to have stzrok testify responding to department of justice inspector general's report that showed bias within the fbi without finding evidence it affected the outcome in the hillary clinton email probe. >> it is important he appear for an interview and have a public hearing after that and we are prepared to issue a subpoena for anything necessary to do. >> also at issue is the meeting referenced in text messages with fbi director andrew mccabe, sen. pentagram asking the justice department whether the meeting actually happened and if it did what was discussed. >>

the spy chief revealing the details about peter stzrok. >> the fbi espionage chief had direct knowledgeigations testified for the first time behind closed doors for house investigators. the number 2 fbi agents was essential player in the clinton email program later removed from the russia case, based on testimony and documents, one republican said jason chaffetz 3 appear to be running the emails produced to the judiciary committee is, and the priest up call was more peter zrok driven. >> reporter: the testimony was forward, direct, and the extramarital affair between stzrok and lisa page was known. >> he was a supervisor. of the relationship.ut the >> reporter: republicans want information about the confidential human source the contted trump campaign aides and traveled overseas, lawmakers press to monitor to london and whether it was connected to the russia probe launched 2 months later. and fbi director james comey and others are subject of the long-awaited inspector general's report in the handling of the email. and waiting for the report to drop any day, the pres. questions what is

donald trump, peter stzrok face the american people at the appearing of peter stzrok and other hatinghown to the public on live television, not a closed-door hearing nobody will see. we should expose these people for what they are. there should be total transparency. he will privately testify tomorrow. he wrote the memo that launched the russia probe but is being investigated for antitrust text messages, gop lawmakers threatening action on the house floor after the doj missed yesterday's deadline, to turn over documents related to alleged fbi informants inside the trump campaign which expect a lot to happen on that story today. the department of justice has given lawmakers everything they asked for but byron york points out after several missed deadline, we have no idea what the justice department has handed over. >> nunez sent a letter demanding stuff last week, the fbi responding at 11 or 10:00 friday, nunez sent another letter saying you got to do it by 5:00 today services that response, nunez had asked did the fbi use informants against the trump campaign and if so how many and ho

johnson gives examples of the rejection including this message from stzrok quote currently fighting withe supervisor said currently fighting with do for this fisa. it withholding critical information like names to protect the fbi and doj from embarrassment for the handling of the clinton email probe. jillian: donald trump economic boomitting another milestone, enrollment and food stances dipped to its lowest l eight years. as of march, 40 million people were enrolled in snap, the least amount since february 2010, 2 million people discontinued food stamps during the pres.'sirst full year in office. rob: basis has threatened to use dronop bombs on at the world c a n there is a brand-new warning for anybody attending those games. >> we will be stopping the wargames which will save a tremendous amount of money. jillian: negotiating with north korea, donald trump pledging to end wargames on the korean peninsula but our next guest says this is a dangerous move to make, gordon chang is here live. rob: a young boy greeting his mom on return from a business trip. a hilarious welcomeome sign going

. >> something else to watch for, questions about why that explosive text message between peter stzrok lisa page, we will stop trump from becoming president, questions about why it took this long for that text message to get out. shannon: folks on capitol hill saying you have been pressing and pushing this information, only comes now that they learned which makes you wonder what else they don't know. >> he will be before congress next weekend we will be covering it. donald trump says the report totally exonerates them, no collusion, no obstruction. advisor to bill clinton, mark penn and chairman of the american conservative union, welcome to you both. interesting piece you guys may have read, and democracy, a former federal prosecutor want to our audience has been writing on these issues for months about these investigations and he said it didn't seem like common sense to him that the ig walked us through everything, those by text, there was political bias and support for hillary and animus against donald trump but at the end of the day the actions that were taken were justified, they

the two people listed in the ig report who were caught sending anti-trump text messages with peter stzrok and lisa page not named in the ig report. the ig said the fbi told him it was because they worked in counterintelligence but in reality -- >> those attorneys worked in the office of general counsel -- >> they don't work in counterintelligence. if that is the reason the fbi is giving they are giving you false information because they work for the general counsel. >> looking at allegations the fbi may have edited and changed key witness reports in the hillary clinton and russia investigation. >> it is suggested they were changed to prosecute or not prosecute individuals and that is troubling. >> afterwards the ig says he intends to follow up but no concrete answer. >> thank you. sen. lindsey graham callingn the justice department to set the record straight about an alleged meeting involving deputy director andrew mccabe, peter stzrok and lisa page, they discussed, quote, an insurance policy against a possible trump victory in the 2016 election. it away and deputy assistant attorney gene

is congressman rod santos and adam putnam go to 5 at 6:30 used in which is a trump fbi agent peter stzrok meets with lawmakers and catherine herridge, what happens next. >> shannon: knew tonight, disgraced fbi agen >> new tonight the disgraced fbi agent who texted about stop donald trump's election was grilled for hours by lawmakers. good latte saying unfortunately fbi counsel ordered him not to happen many of the legitimate questions he was asked. we intend to hold a public hearing soon. she intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us what she knows tonight. >> throughout the day on capitol hill we have been getting impromptu briefings from lawmakers and agent stzrok's -- is a veteran bias infected the fbi investigation. >> i would expect any witness to suggest they looked at this impartially i don't know how you read the text, how any reasonable person reads the text and suggest there was no bias. >> reporter: he arrived on capitol hill much earlier today. he did not take fox's questions are questions for many other reporter. based on what we heard from lawmakers they remain

the house judiciary committee subpoenaed peter stzrok who sent anti-trump text messages to colleagueshe said he would appear voluntarily but lawmakers say refused to commit to a date and time. is abutted to a closed-door session wednesday at 10:00 and the deadline for the justice department to release documents related to sources in the russia collusion investigation to members of congress, catherine herridge tells us where things stand tonight. >> reporter: two sources close to the matter tell fox news the justice department significantly ramped up production of records this week to the 3 house committee and if he said a document about when the fbi opened the russia case on july 31, 2016, with not provided. we have new details tonight about a key meeting last friday with the fbi director, deputy attorney general and three republican committee chairman, they went line by line through the outstanding records request, the fbi justice department was given to last sunday to hand over records but intelligence gathering activities including alleged use of confidential sources the kick start

it was fbi agent peter stzrok who opened the russia probe in 2016, we know from his text messages he wanted to, quote, stop donald trump from becoming president. the outstanding documents the republicans want focus on the alleged use of confidential human sources to start probing the trump camp before july 2016, fbi and justice department officials believe they complied with most of the republican request and questions about human sources have been addressed. the top democrat on the house panel says quÉbec under the guise of oversight the pres.'s allies seek documents for the purpose of assisting the trump legal team or the department of justice refuses using the refusal to undermine mueller's investigation we give the president a pretext, the president claimed the opposite, i have tried to stay uninvolved with the department of justice and fbi although i do not legally have 2 because totally discredited and expensive witchhunts going on but you have to ask why they are not giving over request documents. nunez said the justice department is holding back on documents because they are

the other things that came out there was interesting was the text message from stzrok was not disclosedn insurance policy, text message and in the midst of other obvious text messages, there is a question, why was that not provided, that is a cause of concern, what else is not being provided in these documents? a great point. we want them. jillian: it comes down to those words, we will stop it. >> was not provided to congress in the initial disclosures. rob: both republicans and trump appointees. i don't know what is going on but we will see. jillian: 17 after the hour. the left said they would risk arrest and weren't joking. how many people police slapped at the immigration rally including a democratic congresswoman. >> there seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere. >> did i frighten you? didn't mean to. my name is woody and this is and the's room. >> to infinity and beyond, your favorite toys coming to life, toy story land's grand opening. ♪ miles and miles ♪ >> hope you're having a good morning, the boys are back in town. hitting the campaign trail with eyes in the midterms,

. >> peter stzrok will testify before congress sometime next month, he is currently under investigationor anti-trump text messages and whether they played a role in the launch of the russia probe. >> lots of fireworks, that was something to watch. >> we are at a level they are frustrated that visceral emotion when you get frustrated with something like you are in traffic is coming out. shannon: appreciate it. the denuclearization deal with north korea taking shape overnight, james mattis wrapping up his asia tour shoring support for the return of 12 japanese citizens from north korea. they were captured by the rogue regime in the 70s and 80s. japan urged the us to prioritize the issue in its talks with the north. those promising words from donald trump at the groundbreaking of a brand-new electronic plant in wisconsin. >> as fox, has discovered there is no better place to build than in the united states. america is open for business more than it has ever been open for business, made in the usa, it is all happening and it is happening very quickly. heather: taiwanese company makes produc

kennedy read the anti-trump text messages between peter stzrok and lisa page, a lot of people talkingt bias in november and in 2020, another twitter user so good questioning by a decent and conservative kennedy and louisiana resident saying he killed it, proud of my sen. horwitz did answer a question, he found bias among individual fbi agents and prosecutors made a majority of big decisions -- >> we have a picture people say is staged. >> people trying to figure out what you believe about the trump administration policy that separates kittens from their parents at the border at this disturbing picture went viral online. a lot of people assume it showed a child upset about being separated from their parents, turns out that is not the truth. has a antonio vargas posted it on twitter saying this is what happens when a government believes people are illegal, kids in cages. it turns out the picture was taken at an event protesting the trump administration's 0-tolerance policy so that boy is not a detainee. kevin said liberals continue to push false narratives and lies. this photo is from a

. >> no immediate response, fbi agents say the decision to walk peter stzrok out of fbi had court is indicating serious repercussions, with the inspector general's review. shannon: fallout from the watchdogs report to the fbi handling of the clinton email investigation, to end talking about, we expect compliance, this is how this works. the democrat says they want the key to the fbi evidence locker if the doj says yes. evidence will be turned over to the investigation including the president. >> i don't buy that because they are entitled to do oversight and we heard again and again they can stern over because they turn it over and what we find is holding back details that are embarrassing, not dangerous to the national security of our country and the reason it is regular among many other reasons is there is an elephant in the room no one is addressing and that is the president runs the executive branch, and donald trump as the border, with congress and what i detect here, the fbi and justice department, a hard time which is fine, they deserve it. they are to be pulling on the preside

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it is important to see this because what we have seen from the stzrok page texts is incredible bias in how they handle these matters. we can't go into another presidential election and have the world's premier law enforcement organization, reforms are underway, changes underway, got to get to the bottom and the inspector general will do that. >> it is publicly said that the inspector general's report has been delayed, number of stakeholders get to see it and the inspector general could modify the report. are you worried about that? >> that is why we will hold the hearing, we will see the reported have the opportunity to interview the inspector general, judiciary committee and oversight government reform committee, a joint hearing and in a classified setting and portions that are unclassified in a public setting and also ask about the process and any questions about who saw this. >> that is what he is investigating, james comey, who changed it and what was changed, those things will be spelled out, you have a chance to ask those questions. >> i want to ask about the gop on the outside t

it was revealed that stzrok sent a slew of text messages while participating in the russia investigationscheduled to testify tomorrow morning. this american express scoring a major victory in the supreme court ruling in a five to four decision for the supreme court sided with policy to prevent retailers are offering incentives to customers that use cheaper cars. the entire site fees charged to merchants and other credit cards. did change there. we've been watching for that one for a while. cheryl: we certainly have, gerri, thank you very much. right now the dow is actually after tumbling 500 points yesterday has recovered this morning. we did pare some of the losses on the dow yesterday. investors weighing conflicting trade messages from the trump administration. they closed on 328 points yesterday and take a look at features once again. looking a little bit better in the premarket at the dow down on that one point. hedge fund manager and also mitch roschelle joining us. good morning to you both, gentlemen. >> good morning, cheryl. >> good morning, great to be with you. cheryl: all of th

plus new information about embattled fbi agent peter stzrok's growing on capitol hill.ourage has the inside scoop. honoring the 5 slain journalists and staffers from the newspaper shooting in annapolis, maryland. donald

now he says stzrok's mueller finds harder to take at face value. >> i don't know what mueller has.o know this. that bias is so pervasive and anyone who ever stood in front of a jury and had to explain it away will tell you it is the most miserable feeling in the world, and i have never seen this level of bias. so you have peter strzok who can't think of a single american who voted for donald trump and you have peter strzok who will say, we'll stop it. how do you feel if you're bob mueller and present that to a jury? >> he said trey gowdy tried to make it right with republicans when he went nuts and basically undermined their conspiracy theory, that there were spies in the trump campaign. having said that, trey gowdy is leaving congress. he is a straight shooter and this means that there should be some credence to what he says, no? >> well, what he's doing is what the president has been doing for a while now, which is seeking to cast out the investigation. so the president has been, with his tweets, with his public comments, trying to undermine the investigation, you know, create su

take a look at the horrible statements that peter stzrok said, and take a look at what he did with hillarynton. >> i've been totally exonerated. that's not only not true, it's laughable. they expect a general review of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. it sdrdoes, as we talked earlie have some harsh findings about people in the fbi, but it addresses none of the substantive issues of the russian meddling probe. abby was part of that this morning. abby, a remarkable moment. take us inside. >> reporter: really an amazing moment, john. one that most of the reporters, if not all of them, had literally not seen before, the president walking out of the residence, really coming up from the back way of the white house to come up the driveway to come over here a few feet from where i'm standing right at this moment to talk to fox news, a televised interview on the fly. a lot of white house aides here this morning were telling us, don't hold your breath, he's really not going to come out. minutes after they told us that, the president walked out of the white house. and he did it in a very rel

stzrok is scheduled to testify tomorrow.he justice department about the latest request from intelligence chairman devin nunes. it asked for more information regarding the possible use of an fbi informant within the trump campaign back in 2016 while stephen boyd said in response many of the request or rate to documents as confidential human source is solely in control of the fbi. adam schiff the intelligence committee top democrat has accused the unions accused the midst of seeking information that the purpose of this is being the president's legal team. american express scoring a big factor in the supreme court ruling yesterday. the high court in a fire before decision sided with an amex polyp did that prevents retailers from offered incentives for customers to use cheaper cars. they have higher site feeds another card. america next breath down 2% so far this year. instagram is now worth more than $100 billion. that's according to bloomberg estimates. $1 billion back in 2012. do valuation comes less than a week after instagr

honing in on agent peter stzrok on the russian investigation.d nuÑez told me first on "sunday morning futures." >> my experience with this is a lot of time the lawyers get a hold of it and start to water down the report. we were supposed to receive it this week ignatz pushed to next week. there are interviews with fbi officials. these are officials we are interested in because the quick e-mail investigation team are the same people involved with the scandals we are interviewing an investigating. >> this is something you've written about in a recent op-ed to the hill. >> it is very clear peter stzrok was heavily biased and everything he touched in both these investigations is really suspect. independent counsel robert mueller knew this when he fired them because of text messages given by the very general. he didn't take all the evidence they touched. he even covered up for five months by they had been fired until that came out. we are waiting for the report, the watershed document. this inspector general's incredibly thorough. i suspect his repor

. >> peter stzrok sits down behind closed doors, we can get more out of him behind closed doors, andrs and showed up with his lawyer and on every question the lawyer says you are prevented from answering and as i listen to this i kept trying to say what is their objective? don't they want the truth as much as you and i? >> they must know what he did and what he would say were they would not give him a lawyer. his fbi lawyer objecting at least theoretically to protect the fbi and their processes and fbi sources and fbi information which raises serious questions. wasn't his personal lawyer, he's not an employee of the fbi. it raises serious questions about him. >> move on to the titanic news anthony kennedy is going to retire, not so much that he is going to, july 31st he is done. i'm talking to the man who wrote men in black, there is panic among democrats. >> roe v wade is doomed, gone because donald trump exactly election. >> time for democrats to slow down. >> don't have a hearing, don't have a meeting, don't let anything go forward, don't play ball with this decision. >> if you ar

a number of people who manifested bordering on hatred towards triumph, the same people peter stzrok and hurricane and there are a number of other issues relating to how it was initiated. the use of informants et cetera, to federate. the fact that there's really no basis to go out to the trump campaign. i'll assigned to investigate the russians, particularly in the context of using force. i would suggest we pause the investigation. as a line of supreme court cases that talk about the standards. if the governments actions, particularly in the law enforcement context of absolutely shocking and having a bunch of fbi people trying to impart presidential election is about as shocking as you come. the remedy is suppression. stop all the prosecutorial efforts from going forward. stuart: now, we've seen the text damning indeed. they couldn't stand trial. is there any proof we can point to that they actually acted on their bias? >> excellent question. we cannot definitively ascertain is not a direct impact. she alleges sexual harassment in the corporation we did everything by the book or we fired

. >> peter stzrok set to testify behind closed doors. >> we wanted to do this months ago.eir too. >> hillary clinton not done complaining about the election. >> my personal experience with winning 3 million more votes but still losing and we will leave discussions of the american electoral college for another day. >> man's best friend turning into man's lifesaver. the heroic police dog compelled into action performing cpr, you won't believe it. ♪ >> this is from the second album i ever bought because the first one, gary rafferty's baker street. i saw you have more. but then the cars had their rhythm. so the first time i bought an album. to not play music. >> what is the difference in a rhythm guitarist. >> not a lead guitarist. that is what they call it in the business. >> last night the president was in south carolina campaigning running for a primary, and a primary in june, he is running against john warren. it is a tight race and governor mcmaster supported donald trump out of the gate when he was running against 16 other people. and goes down and campaigned for him. >>