. >> lou: joining us judicial watch tom fenton. great to see you. let's start with the moment in the trial, in the courtroom in which the judge ruled there will be a different way of approaching this and not turning it over to a tank team and letting the fbi and justice department decide what is going to happen with the papers that honestly violate attorney/client privilege, at least some of them. >> it is not clear who will lose here. the president and mr. cohen, will have the records reviewed in some fashion by the government. >> lou: wait a minute. i heard special master, i thought it would be apart from the justice department and fbi. >> it hasn't been appointed and the records will be posted on line and presume the worst here. i think -- >> lou: you can't go too far wrong watching our court system and fbi and justice department operate. >> sean hannity was victimized in this process. his name was leaked out and no reason to betray. >> lou: his name was leaked out as a client by the courts? >> and i am just saying. >> lou: i was using your word.

joining us tonight judicial watch president tom fenton. tom it's great to have you with us and we have a lot to cover so let's start first with the slow walking. the president of the united states imploring his justice department borrow the constitution and to give the committees with oversight what they request. >> they slow walk the information on the dossier for nearly a year. the text messages after who knows how long and they redacted key portions of the text messages so the president is right to be concerned. what's also concerning is the justice department and the fbi think they are beyond the government of the united states. they don't answer to the president. they don't answer to the congress and only a few see you in court and their people in the justice department offices that look it yet. that needs to change if we want to have a constitutional republic. lou: we have a constitutional republic and it appears there's a contest over whether the hearing will continue in the justice department looking forward to its dissolution. tha

judicial watch president tom fenton is here, and he's going to talk about the deep state subversion tonightjoining me right now, congressman mark meadows, a member of several key committees including foreign affairs and overnight and government reform. so good to see you. >> great to be with you, thanks. trish: it's my understanding that you heard a few things about this director andrew mccabe's termination. why'd he go? >> well, i mean, obviously, most of that information is confidential, and as we look at this, i think the big narrative is, is that it was not a political decision. it was a decision by his colleagues, and, you know, we're finding additional reporting tonight that would suggest some of those colleagues were very close to andrew mccabe. and in that testimony, it appears that they find that his lack of candor was consistent not just once, but several or times. and so hopefully at the end of the day, the narrative that this was a politicalling decision to discharge -- political decision to discharge andrew mccabe will go away. trish: you know, we've learned a few things here o

president of judicial watch tom fenton has been on the case since 2016, so what does he want to hearay? find out when he joins us live next. >> what is not the job of the president of the united states is to go on a jihad. that is the kind of thing that happened in mousse lipny's -- mussolini's italy. jillian: and apparently president trump's attacks on amazon are as bad as a murderous dictator? the outray journaling comments. -- outrageous comments. todd: a woman arrested for a drug conviction, they belong to mother nature. the most outrageous excuse you may have ever heard in your life when "fox & friends" on a monday -- "fox & friends" first, that's the name of this show -- returns on a monday. jillian: welcome. [laughter] ♪ ♪ we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? >> not picking on the attorney genera

judicial watch president tom fenton is among our guests this hour. melissa: the dow climbing today, only 6 of 30 stocks closing in the red. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole? >> [inaudible] david: i don't see a mic. melissa: i know. [laughter] david: maybe she doesn't have it there. melissa: we love the market. nicole, thank you. we're going to figure out what happened there. david: big story was in the nasdaq. well, corporate profits fueling today's rally. let's bring in today's panel, gary kaltbaum, he's a fox news contributor, and a former investment banker and founder of the future legacy planning system, and i hope all of them have mics that are working right now. melissa: i hope we checked. [laughter] david: gary, first to you. you always look at how markets are affected by the news and if it's a great, strong market, bad news won't affect it. we've had a lot of bad news over the past few days, and yet the market continues to climb. i would think that's a good signal. >> yeah. i wrote about that and also u

>> you to react is tom fenton. you have been on this since the beginning.this move yesterday? is a political one? >> i don't understand how a decision to raid the home of the lawyer of the president of the united states would be anything but a political decision. these decisions come up all the time whether to raid someone's home and office especially a lawyer and it is treated with sensitivity and they have to kick it up the chain, the department of justice supporting their own rules, this is a political decision in the snaggle. if it is focused on stormy daniels it is outrageous overreach by the justice department and robert mueller. the referral suggests him investigating this, no one in the justice department is willing to say no to mueller and the special counsel operation taking on a life of its own beyond rational control of constitutional control of the justice department appointees. >> the attorney in me is offended by an attack on the attorney-client privilege here talking a lot more about that on the fox news channel in the next day or so. >> you

. >> harris: tom fenton, i'm going to cut our conversation short today, from judicial watch.eaking news. that's how this hour has gone. we want to go back to the senate hearing with cia director mike pompeo, who is being considered for confirmation for secretary of state. let's watch. >> senator gardner, thank you >> i think you've done an equitable job today challenging us and also being very forward n your answers. i appreciate that today and it will serve you well as secretary of state. i look forward to supporting you. there has been some news that was made while you were in the testimony earlier today with president trump, i think he has directed, according to news reports, ambassador light heiser along with larry kudlow the possibility to re-engaging in the trans-pacific partnership. the national security strategy released in 2017 was set "interests attempting to erode american prosperity, china seeks to displace united states and the indo pacific region and expand its economic model, reorder the region in its favor, it's using economic inducements, penalties, and impli

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congress can't go directly to the courts like tom fenton and judicial watch can do.hey can get to court. congress can't get to a court. you go back to the department of justice to try to get the documents that you issue a subpoena and congress is a bunch of wimps and you won't hold anybody in contempt. make them raise their hand and testify in front of congress and explain why in a closed case they won't give you the documents. it is because they are protecting their own. >> bill: i think you miss congress. >> i'm fired up. yeah. but i want to fix it. i have to shed light on this process that is totally broken. it is not serving the american people and it is not getting us to a place where justice is served. >> bill: i look forward to reading the deep state. jason chaffetz back here in new york. >> heather: we'll have more on this topic with judge andrew napolitano coming up in the next hour. >> bill: coming up there plus that rogue chinese space station reentering the earth's atmosphere. where is it and where did it end up? there is a mystery, heather, yes, there is

tom fenton is here live now. good morning to you. >> good morning. ed: what do you want to know?r, this happened in the heat of the 2016 campaign, and loretta lynch oversees the fbi among other key agencies, and they're investigating hillary clinton. and her husband, the former president, decides to jump on the same airplane. they just happened to be on the same tarmac, and they allegedly talked about golf and grandkids. >> and it was just a few days before hillary clinton was supposedly to be interviewed, if you want to call it an interview, by the fbi and justice department attorneys. and loretta lynch admitted it cast a cloud over the information. investigation. james comey's book is coming out, so i'm sure she's trying to get ahead of that. he's great at pointing fingers at others for misconduct, and the justice department was a mess under loretta lynch. this meeting was an indication or an example of the way it bent over backwards both in appearance and in fact on behalf of hundt and the clinton regime while at the same time, remember, this is around the same time they were