they suborned perjury by squeezing witnesses all the time, and that is a crime. >> judge jeanine: tom fittonosecutor in me, and the way i ran the office, we wouldn't allow that kind of thing. the feds are a different breed of cat. tom, your take on this whole thing with manafort being in jail. what do you think he will say other than perjuring himself? >> as the anticorruption watchdog in me suggests, this is all retaliation by the mueller team for manafort's pushing back against his authority. i think it is overkill. i think the mueller operation recognizes that manafort is its reason for being. there really is no mueller investigation to speak of m substantively without this big manafort indictment, the multiple indictments. shutdown the manafort investigation and really everything slow there's a way because the trump investigations going nowhere. there is no rush or collusion. it's a nice distraction from the ig report that confirms that mueller was generated as a result of these crooked fbi agents who hated donald trump, who said this thing in motion, and were working for mueller for goo

joining me is judicial watch president tom fitton. it's 7:03:00 p.m.o sign of the documents requested. >> congress will yell some more about it and i think we'll get some more documents. i think the issue of contempt and impeachment is a good way to escalate things and make it apparent to the justice department congress is serious by the. but i won't result in a mass disclosure or immediate disclosure of information. my concern is we have this modified limited hangout approach. they withheld the strzok text messages, they refused to disclose information about strzok's removal. he was removed for bias. and here we are getting dribs and drabs of information released slowly, and in a way to guarantee that congress doesn't have a full picture by the justice department on this core issue as to why, when and how the targeting on donald trump began by an fbi that was banding over backward to protect hillary clinton. dave require' the doj and rod rosenstein. i am getting the sense rosenstein thinks he's above congress. that he doesn't have to adhere to rules o

joining us this hour radio host larry elder with a ke takeaway from last night's primaries and tom fitton responds to report that james comey defied authority as fbi director, he was insubordinate, david: we're all tired watching the returns from california. get back to the markets. look at that number. 345, the dow surging fueled by indust nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, katy bar the door, nicole! reporter: bring it on. back above 25,000. get yr hats. majority of stocks well into the green. you talked about white house economic adviser larry kudlow slowing the trade fears and going to be a meeting between trump, trudeau and macron at the g7 meeting. and you have the 10 year bond yield moving higher. boeing helped to lead the dow here. the dow up 346 moved to session highs. nasdaq record, russellrecord. let's get to what's driving the dow. boeing. boeing is so heavily weighted against the dow. you mention industrials and that helped lead the way. up 3%. jpmorgan, caterpillar, visa. record highs on the dow microsoft and nike moved higher and visa as take a lo

anyway, tom fitton, thank you.nk you for your time. >> you're welcome. >> melissa: president trump gearing up to sign the executive order to keep migrant families together at the southern border amid backlash over his administration zero tolerance policy. what we can expect and the impact it could have on the mid-terms. the you noter panel is up -- the power panel is up next. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, wh

implications with judicial watch president tom fitton attorney and rnc national committee woman harmirmeet dhillon and scott bolden. great to see all of you. let's start with you harmid. harr harmeet. this has been a wild taffy pull with the documents with the doj. i want to play for all of you my exchange a few days ago jeff sessions on this very issue. we knew tonight it was going to come to a head. let's watch. >> they are out of patience. they feel like they have been asking for these documents. some of these documents end up showing ig report that congress asked for months and months and months ago. you were in congress. you know what it's like to do oversight. it's really frustrated. >> you are right. >> laura: holding rosenstein in contempt of congress. then what? >> we have a responsibility to respond to congress. we intend to be responsive to congress. if we are running behind in production, we will take efforts to step it up. >> laura: harmeet, big last friday come to jesus moment with rosenstein and wray and so far haven't gotten the documents. >> i don't think they are run

tom fitton is the president of judicial watch and he joins us tonight. ou make a living filing requests, foia requests, for government documents. you have a sharp eye for what's been deleted from documents. are you confident these 500-odd pages are the whole story of the investigation into the clinton email scandal? >> well, it's the beginning of the story in the least because, obviously, there is this connection between peter strzok, clinton emails and the russian investigation, which is yet to be analyzed by the ig. judicial watch uncovered the clinton email scandal. it's upsetting to see documented evidence of the fbi and doj bending over backwards to protect hillary clinton. and deferring to her on virtually every issue and deciding early on not to prosecute her and just go through the motions of an investigation, despite all the evidence that we had uncovered that she knew what she was doing was inappropriate, she was warned by her national security team and security team not to do it. and that she did it to avoid disclosure and accountability. all o

tom fitton good to see you. >> you're welcome. tom the former assistant director of the fbi joins us tonight. mr. hosko, thanks for coming on. i want to read to you exchange between fbi employees on election night. i can't stop crying says one. i'm numb says another. i'm so stressed about what i could have done differently. i think the fbi's influence may have had an effect in this. i don't know, we broke the momentum. meaning the momentum of the hillary clinton campaign. here have you unnamed fbi employees lamenting the fact that they couldn't help a specific political candidate become president. what's your reaction to that? >> you know, it kind of sickens me, tucker. i think those employees, those mentioned in this report have failed the organization. they have failed out expectation of the highest degree of professionalism. they have left their biases intersect with an investigation. so it's deeply concerning. and i think christopher wray is determined to take some action on that. >> tucker: i'm confused though as to why we don

that's who is being protected here. >> laura: tom fitton, harmeet, scott. >> but there is an ongoingnvestigation. why shouldn't they be sensitive to that. >> laura: up against a hard break. score sorry scott. going to go to black. raymond roseanne reboot without roseanne. roseanne is back without roseanne. time for friday follies. >>y like that. that is good. i like that, now. here is the question that sounds like's zen riddle. can there be rows ann tv without rows ann. here to answer that will wild e raymond, rose ain't i was excited, back without rows ann. >> well, yeah, well, she just gave her rights away. so the rest of her staff, the 200 people working on the show could continue working. the problem is this, abc is going to relaunch her show, they are calling it the conors, so it will focus on the family. john goodman, sara gilbert. here's the problem. disney was on the hook for tens of millions of dollars which they owed this staff, this crew. so they figured we will rename the show. we will relaunch it and give them ten episodes. one of the staff told me through a friend, they

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tom fitton is hitting against that investigation saying this is far from over. >> the beginning of thistory, this connection between peter stzrok of the russia investigation which is yet to be analyzed. judicial watch, documented evidence of the fbi and doj bending over backwards, protect hillary clinton deferring on every issue and deciding early on not to prosecute her and go through the motion of the investigation despite all the evidence we uncovered that she knew what she was doing, the national security team, and did it to avoid disclosure or accountability. >> president obama was in direct contact with hillary clinton's email.com account and that should put sensitive executive office information at risk on her unsecured server. stay with us with more on that coming up. this fox news alert, renewing its call for deadly loan will for tax at the soccer world cup, circulating online, engulfed in flames in the host city in russia. another called on terrorists to, quote, kill them all and a mass militant with a caption, quote, the terror will begin, the world cup kicks off today in mos

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arthel: tom fitton is here, the president of judicial watch. did the focus of the i.g.eport transition from hillary clinton's emails to becoming the impetus for the mueller investigation? >> if you review the report you will recognize you can't separate the two, especially when you understand peter strzok wanted to stop trump from being president was the lead fbi special agent on the clinton email matter and moved over into the russia investigatiass well. both investigations have are redeemably compromised. it shows the clinton email investigation should be reopened. i don't understand why the mueller investigation is still going forward in light of these extraordinary details we have been getting from people in his team. lisa page and peter strzok were on the team for a good period of time that led up to the special counsel being appointed. i don't understand why mueller is still around. we shouldn't have to wait two more years for the i.g. to tell us the obvious that the mueller investigation was compromised as well. arthel: how would you in general characterize the i

going to talk to tom fitton at 6:15.ess he oversleeps, he will be live telling us more insight into that. theatrics going on in congress in reaction to what the president has been doing in terms of not only north korea, but as well as tariffs. ainsley: bob corker announced last fall is he not seeking re-election. his term ends in january. is he lashing out against the president saying the g.o.p. has become almost like a cult in its support of president trump. listen to this. >> we're in a strange place. i mean, it's almost, you know, it's becoming a cultish thing. it's not a good place for any party to end up with a cult-like situation as it relates to a president that happens to be purportedly of the same party. brian: so the senator who at one point was going to be secretary of state, was in the running to be secretary of state as well as vice president has been at times a critic of president trump. but they are on speaking terms now. he says this morning, he said what i'm trying to get across is leadership is blocking

we will talk to tom fitton about the ig report that comes out in the afternoon.ll let us know what to expect legally and who could be in jeopardy, talking about andrew stzrok, andrew mccabe and james comey, candace owens will be on the couch as well as donald trump junior as the president goes to negotiate with north korea, similar to the deals he has seen him cut in business, joining us live with dana lash. it is flag day, the 1-year anniversary of the attack on gop baseball practice and who got it the worst? steve scalise. he surprised, steve ducey will be live with the minority whip on the field talking to him today as he gets set to go back out to nationals park and get a round of applause. filling in for steve scalise on second base, mia love. we will ask jillian what she likes doing more, news for us or hosting? that question will be answered exclusively unless you run to cnn. rob: that was a heckuva team. jillian: a lot of impact. rob: we will be right back. you made a promise you agreed to never give up to be a decent neighbor to remember the good people

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. >> tucker: tom fitton is the president of judicial watch and he joins us tonight. rap up, do we have any sense of an end date for the russian investigation? >> there is no imminent end date. this obstruction investigation into trump's firing of comey, who knows when that will end. and then you have the russian collision investigation. we know there has been no rush in collusion with president trump, so i don't know what mueller is doing. he hasn't presented any information about where he is in his investigation. rankly, he should be on the hill testifying since he seems to be the one running the justice department and the fbi on this important matter. >> tucker: so how did they respond, under these questions? >> they seem, i think, oblivious to the concerns americans have about the credibility and leadership of the justice department and the fbi. obviously under the obama administration it was an absolute disaster. but they don't want to grapple with the fact that congress doesn't trust them to turn over the documents i have and it certainly, the director doesn't se

citizens united and "judicial watch," tom fitton, really led the way on these types of investigativend litigation to get information out of the clinton state department, kerry state department, the obama administration. and of course once we don't hear back, we filed suit, which is really the only way to get anything out of there. in u.s. district court we're there. the state department comes back just last week to tell us if you can believe this, we've asked for employee's, victoria nuland's emails for 11 months, 11 months of emails, they said it will take anywhere from 42 to 62 years, not months, years, to get us these documents. it is literally my great unborn grandchildren will have to look at this material. stuart: well, have we reached a point, wheth just so many investigations, so many requests for information and for documents of all kinds, have we reached a point where we really are just jammed up to the gunnels? i know it sounds ridiculous that it will take 40 years, i know that. >> it is ridiculous. stuart: you take the point? >> no, i do. everyone is asking for document.