judicial watch president tom fitton and randy evans, tom with you, your thoughts about ththe matter. >> it is a disappointing and unimaginative choice. i think of the who song, meet the new boss, same as the old boss. trump fired comey, investigating the unicorn theory of the election, which is the russian collusion. i am concerned there is no mention of leak investigation, that may implicate the fbi. mueller's fbi coordinated with justice department and irs under barack obama to figure out ways to prosecute the same group that lois lerner's irs was targeting. so mueller fbi, is not sacrosanct and problematic. in washington he is being well received, that should tell you something. lou: about what we know that president trump was elected to fight and roll back the establishment, the orthodoxy where every it was found, it is snapping back and retaliating, whether in form of mueller or the deputy attorney general randy, who decided unilaterally he wanted a smas and -- special council, what is your reaction. >> only way president trump could be vindicated is by someone who is clear on b

here now tom fitton, judicial watch president. >> it is happening in brooklyn and baltimore.n brooklyn, they are concerned about collateral immigration consequences of immigration -- or nonrelated immigration charges. criminal charges that are not related to immigration. i am getting feedback in my ear. the issue is that crimes are being under charged in brooklyn. if you are an alien. because they are afraid you will be deported under our immigration system if the crime is too severe. as a result, aliens are getting special treatment in brooklyn, they are getting advice from immigration lawyers, paid for with taxpayer dollars to make sure that aliens don't get charged in a more significant way. >> one thing, if you can do, if they can't help you, take it out the earpiece. >> are they openly talking about it not afraid of the way they are behaving. >> brooklyn is excited about doing it they posted it on internet, and praised by pro-illegal alien advocates this places the public safety at risk am. this is also happening in baltimore, they encourage attorneys to under charge ali

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"judicial watch" president tom fitton on the meeting. do you find the timing curious?i know this was telegraphed. what do you think? >> the left suggested that comey should have been fired a long time ago but he shouldn't be fired now and never by donald trump. that doesn't make any sense. you know, it would have been in trump's political interest to leave comey in place because he was compromised. he was in effective. he was bungling. he didn't seem to know what he was doing. didn't have trust from anyone but he did courageous and brave thing by upholding accountability necessary from our public officials, namely the fbi director who was acting if he was both the judge and jury and prosecutor in the criminal case as he was overseeing including, hillary clinton. you know i think he was political in the sense he helped hillary clinton but in doing so, he egregiously violated her rights by attacking her from the podium last july. i mean you may recall, i was on the show with you, neil, shortly after that press conference excoriating him an defending hillary clinton. now,