liz: congressman trey gowdy tearing into official peter strzok today.trey gowdy put the timeline of the text within the chronology of the trump probe in the clinton probe. let's bring in rnc spokes person kelly mcaneny. your reaction to hearing democrats saying the republicans were her resting strzok. >> not at all. anyone who watched that saw what the new democratic tactic is. they are trying to shut down congressional oversight. they are doing so by interrupting and interrupting trey gowdy multiple times. they are doing so by calling for a recorded vote. peter strzok is to answer questions which is why they work turning to the fbi lawyer. there was no ruckus republicans. liz: democrats were interrupting a lot. trey gowdy accused peter strzok about not just obstructing the probe talking about hillary clinton's victory and donald trump's punishment texting about trump's impeachment when his days of the fbi probe launched before interviewing any witnesses. your reaction to that. >> peter strzok trying to claim that he is not biased and for democratic cou

is it monday trey gowdy, sunday trey gowdy, tuesday trey gowdy. >> he's an excitable person. >> let me bring in another voice as we continue this conversation. chuck rosenberg, a former senior fbi official, and a u.s. attorney and msnbc contributor. chuck, let me just start with it's been an extraordinary day for an agent of the fbi. your first impressions. >> well, not just an agent of the fbi, a current agent of the fbi. very often we resist having folks -- line folks like pete strzok testify in front of congress. i think what happened today is a good illustration why. this is not about policy or getting to the truth, this is about both sides posturing and trying to score political points and having an active fbi agent in the middle of their shooting match. >> was peter strzok basically not -- because the fbi put so many parameters about what he could say and what questions he could answer, was he sort of had his hands tied behind him or he had come across as really not -- there were times he came across as not being forthcoming. is that the fbi putting too many clamps around him if

but trey gowdy saying damn, that's a very conscious decision on his point.hat representative gohmert did about the smirk and the wife, that's so clearly about laying bait and try ing ing to get som to say something because they knew that ultimately there didn't seem to be any evidence that he actually did interfere in this investigation. >> patrick, phil, susan, thank you so much, appreciate your time. >>> when we come back, former president george w. bush speaking out today. we'll tell you what he says disturbs him about our country's current policies. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. onl

congressman trey gowdy, chairman of the house oversight committee. thanks for being here. >> yes sir, thank you. >> after the much analyzed press conference in helsinki, your colleague from texas, will hurt, a former cia officer wrote an op-ed and it was entitled, trump is being manipulated by putin. what should we do? and he writes quote, over the course of my career as an undercover officer in the cia, i saw russian intelligence manipulate many people. i never thought i'd see the day when an americanpresident would be one of them. do you agree , is the president being manipulative by vladimir putin? >> will has a background as a cia officer. i defer to him on manipulation. i can tell you this, the president has access to every bit of evidence. even more than us on house intelligence. he has access to my company on dan coats and nikki haley. the evidence is overwhelming. it can be proven beyond any evidentiary burden that russia is not our friend and they try to attack us in 2016. the president either needs to rely on the people he has chosen to adv

discuss the fallout from the helsinki summit including the wrist in the president's own party with trey gowdy, chairman of the house oversight committee.

> this is a big development for the investigation that i as chairman of the judiciary committee trey gowdy have been pursuing now for the last nine months because as you know at each step in that process, the fbi has objected to our looking into this matter because they claim it's part of an ongoing investigation and we have said all along, we are not interested in looking at the substance of anything that mr. mueller does find in his investigation, we don't want to interfere with that but we do want to see how this investigation was launched and how it contrasts with the shocking way that they handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. so that is an absolutely critical aspect of this and now we have a federal judge who agrees that information regarding that investigation can and should be made public and has ordered to be made public.

joining me now from south carolina, congressman trey gowdy. airman of the house oversight committee. thanks for being here. >> chairman gowdy: thank you. >> bret: after the president's meeting with vladimir putin and the much analyzed press conference in helsinki, york collie, republican colic from texas, congressman will hurd, a former cia officer wrote an op-ed for "the new york times" and it was entitled "trump is being manipulated by putin. what should we do." over the course of my career i saw russian intelligence manipulate many people. i never thought i would see the day when an american president would be one of them. so do you agree with the congressman? is the president being manipulated by vladimir putin? >> chairman gowdy: he has a background as a cia officer. i defer to him on manipulation. i can tell you this, brett, the president has access to every bit of evidence. even more than those of us on house and tell. he has access to pompeo and chris ray and dan coats and nikki haley. the evidence is overwhelming. it can be proven beyo

trey gowdy's name is in on the ballot. it's very different, i don't know what he would be saying if he was running for reelection. a lot of people are speaking out and getting variable and other home to write a book. >> elizabeth: made an important point that he is saying that the russians are reporting back to their people agreements that may counter u.s. policy. so i hear your point. if you don't want the good guys in the administration just to quit to make a statement. we need them there. speak >> jessica: they should be used for their skills. >> melissa: divided over the direction of their party with mainstream members revolting against the foreign left. how that can result the midterms up next. i have to tell you something incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr! i have the chills. because you're so excited? beca

this is between trey gowdy and peter strzok.your testimony is bob mueller did not kick you off because of the content of your text. he kicked you off because of some appearance that he was worried about. >> my testimony, what you asked and what i responded to was that he kicked me off because of my bias. i'm stating to you it is not my understanding that he kicked me off because of any bias, that it was done based on the appearance. if you want to represent what you said accurately, i'm happy to answer that question, but i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate, agent strzok. i don't appreciate having an fbi agent with an unprecedented level of animus working on two major investigations during 2016. >> i can assure you, mr. chairman, at no time in any of these texts did those personal beliefs ever enter into the realm of any action i took. furthermore, this isn't just me sitting here telling you. you don't have to take my word for it. at every step, at every investigat

think the purpose that chairman trey gowdy and to bring to the public what happened in that deposition. context with s in the investigation, how important is tomorrow's event? clear how not really important this is going to be, it's optically important to the to have ns to be able this hearing, but in terms of just moving the ball forward, i to do hink we're going this. paul, right now what we're doing is having an investigation of investigation of the investigation. and i think that we have what it is we're going to have, if you recall, several hearingo, we also had a inspectorel horowitz, general, who testified under findings about investigating peter strzok. the republicans were not atisfied with the testimony of michael horowitz, who has been i..gstanding i.g. at the justice department. bottom ofe numbers on the screen, democrats virgin ca and independents call. our guest is member of the reform committee and house of representatives. lso serves transportation infrastructure. guest: and agriculture. host: agriculture. galling me, what is and frankly i'm a little this sed at trey go

but interestingly enough, trey gowdy did not vote yes or no on that. he abstained from voting when that was put before him. >> there was a question for a clarification of how he was voting because i have never seen this in a roll call vote before. he used the word pass. the votes are yes or no, and he said pass. so the democrats insisted on a clarification. that's when he went silent when the roll cal was called again. what can you make of that decision of his, to not vote at all on that question that you raised? >> well, i think he knows better. he wasn't going to give us a vote there. but i think he wasn't going to really contradict his position at the house intelligence committee, which is that bannon should have been subpoenaed. so i think his silence actually spoke volumes, that he knew it was wrong to try and pursue a contempt proceeding against peter strzok but not mr. bannon. so many other trump administration witnesses who refused to tell us anything. by the way, lawrence, we have now seen peter strzok and james comey come before congress. the

was his comments after trey gowdy's questions worthy of applause in the household?t. there has been deep destruction from the fbi that much of it has come from the text messages that has been exposed and shown that we have fbi agents at the exhibit this degree of animus but while working on presidential campaign investigations. >> so you have him going through this thing there is no bias. there are other people below and above him that would have checked him had he tried anything, so there were people below to overcome his bias. by the way, if you think there was no plan, what about the insurance plan reference never explained? what about, we will stop him, won't we? yes we will. he doesn't even remember writing that. >> this was an incredibly disingenuous answer that he gave about the checks above and below. first of all we know from james comey that he wasn't involved and many in the leadership were not involved with the day-to-day investigation decisions here. that's why peter strzok was a lead investigator. on any given day at any given moment he would have been

trey gowdy is giving his opening statement now. fireworks we see today to come from trey gowdy. we also have elijah cummings delivering his opening statement. he's just begin that which means we're within a four minute window to when we'll hear from strzok. in the ininterim, a little developing news we just learned, kristen welker joining me here in london reporting that an old pal of donald trump's is now coming to his defense a name you probably know, steve bannon. apparently set up a war room of sorts here in london putting together talking points and working with surrogates. two sources close to the former chief white house strategist say he is here now trying to get pro-trump messaging out into the ether, on tv and radio and papers during donald trump's visit here. let's bring in chris dickey. >> name more familiar to folks in europe. >> becoming more and more familiar. he's trying to encourage right wing movements, far right wing movements, some of which have been very successful in italy and austria and elsewhere. i think no

trey gowdy, thank you so much. coming.on the special editin of "hannity," president trump earlier previewed his big upcoming foreign policy trip including his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. wait until you're here ready had to say about this. that's after the break. ♪ (electronic dance music)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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! this is jamie. we need some help. ♪ >> i'm going to tell nato, you got to start paying bills. united states is not going to take care of anything. they go out and they make a gas deal, oil and gas from russia, where they pay billions and billions of dollars to russia. okay? so they want to protect against russia, yet they pay billions of dollars to russia, and we are the smocks that are paying for the whole thing. so then -- by the wa

no matter how you feel about strzok's texts, you have to agree, it was fun to hear trey gowdy read them loud. >> you said, "trump is a disaster." you said, "oh em gee this is f-ing terrifying." >> stephen: you went on to say, "w-t-f bae, this guy's thirsty a-f, it's lit fidget spinner, hashtag ken bone." ( cheers and applause ) strzok declined to answer some of gowdy's questions, based on instructions from f.b.i. lawyers. and that's when all rhetorical hell broke lose. check out the exchange between. chair of the house judiciary committee and mannequin head the makeup artists practice on, bob goodlatte, and democratic congressman and one of my top five favorite jerrolds, jerrold nadler, cause it gets real. >> mr. strzok, you are under subpoena and are required to answer the question. are you objecting to the question? if so, please state your objection. >> mr. chairman, i object. >> the gentleman does not have standing to object. there is no-- >> point of order-- >> no point of order here. >> point of order. it should be heard. >> if we have a problem with this policy, we should take it

well, you know, trey gowdy, the key word there is outgoing. trey gowdy is an outgoing republican. so he feels that he can speak his mind now. again, that does not reflect the president's base, and it doesn't reflect the president. to be honest, donald trump has reduced the united states government to being his admin staff. to essentially, you know, writing down what he says, whenever he says it. and, you know, approving his travel claims. so for the most part, those people who think that they're actually guiding policy, and who think that they're maintaining the stability -- you know, of the united states within russia, including ambassador huntsman, who, you know, he's right. he is maintaining a very difficult mission. a mission made more difficult when the president allowed russia to get rid of 700 embassy support staff, and said vladimir putin was saving him money so that he didn't have to pay them. when the president speaks, that is the executable u.s. policy. whatever else happens underneath that is people trying to play catchup. >> malcolm nance and kevin cirilli in washingt

trey gowdy will be joining us in a few minutes. he called out this cancerous prejudice and discrimination. take a loochblgt -- look. >> despite the inspector general's report and debite common sense doesn't think he was bias. he thinks calling someone destabilizing for the country isn't bias. he thinks promising to protect the country from someone he hasn't even begun to investigate isn't bias. he has a different set of rules for others that he's investigating. agent strzok thinks saying something he is allegedly investigating should be elected president 100 million to zero. before he ever interviews him. he doesn't think that's bias. agent strzok thinks pronouncing someone innocent before bothering to interview 30 different witnesses isn't bias. >> sean: if we don't get this right, we will lose this country and peter strzok's animus and hatred toward donald trump didn't stop with the president himself, it also extended to trump voters. you know, we the people, the irredeemable, deplorables, americans that believe in god and our bi

i mentioned your trey gowdy. >> jason: we're not arguing about that. i'm asking is barack obama accurate or inaccurate? would he be lying or telling the truth? >> i can't get into the headset of barack obama and his motivations. >> jason: i understand that. let's go to -- >> great. >> jason: how do you read this? the left hasn't accepted these elections. pardon the expression here, but this is like jason 15, hillary clinton coming up with excuse after excuse after excuse for why they didn't win and they haven't accepted this outcome yet. that is their real problem. they're not concerned about america's national security the way they have you believe it. is that they're suddenly hawks there. >> chicken hawks. chicken hawks. >> jason: look what they did over my lifetime. i started working in washington d.c. and i watched an organization called the american security council. they used to rate the democrats like nancy pelosi, dick durbin, chuck schumer all the way to the present. what we saw every chance it came to protect america from moscow, they were on

trey gowdy questioning his conduct seems to suggest mr. pruitt could be in for some ongoing legal questions about his conduct as a federal employee. >> there are absolutely lapses that are certainly ethical and maybe go beyond that, maybe go into the area of potential criminal prosecution. so, what would seem likely to be happening here, what would happen in any other administration is that the local u.s. attorney with jurisdiction, whether that's the district of columbia or the eastern district of virginia, would have a public corruption investigation opened, possibly in connection with the public integrity serks and main justice. they would be looking at pruitt's conduct and scrutinizing in at least two areas. one is whether there is any fraud involved in his misuse of taxpayer money, and the other would be whether any of his actions taken against his own employees were retaliatory and violated federal law. some of those actions might be inspector general, encouraging discipline against him, while other areas of his conduct might come in

if the democrats take over, trey gowdy and everything they've gone away. i hope america sees through what he's trying to do. >> how does it go away with gop control? you all control everything. so why hasn't it gone away. in why don't the doj turn over documents to the senate? >> jason: oh, gee! john, i want to give you the last word here. you have like 10 seconds. what does the average fbi agent, the rank and file, what do they think when they see james comey say vote for democrats! >> can we just get back to being agents and doing our jobs without all the political discussion? that's what the rank and file agents are thinking. we don't want our directors to be political. we want to have the public's trust and do the job that they're doing right now. >> you're right. my grandfather was a career fbi agent. i can't thank those men and women enough for what they do and how they do it. gentlemen, thank you. what are the democrats really after when it comes to russia? rush limbaugh has a theory. stay with us. after when it comes to >> jason: so what are the de

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but trey gowdy had read it.rey gowdy knew it was false, these arguments they were making, but nonetheless pushed forward. now, he sounds a bit different now that he wants to be a judge. but that's no forgiving those misrepresentations and the denigration of the justice department, of the intelligence community, all in this misguided effort to defend the president whatever the cost may be. >> representative adam schiff, thanks for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >>> ahead, the white house today announced the president is thinking of revoking the security clearances from former intelligence officials that have been critical of his administration. that story is next. if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not

trey gowdy talks tough.s of action, it's freedom caucus members just in the last couple of weeks. let's put on, you know, a giant extravaganza when peter strzok testifies. >> i think they're all over the map and i think they're way out, way out on a limb here. i think things like the mueller indictment on friday really splsh cold water on all of them, and hopefully sober them up a little bit and make them realize that they should keep their mouths shuttle in we find out from a bunch of very talented and dedicated fbi agents and professionals what the facts are and none of us should be afraid of the facts. when we've got dozens of indictments, five guilty pleas, a ton of work done to educate us all on a serious attack on our democracy. to say they should have shut it down by now is ridiculous. let mueller do his job. >> you're smiling, but the effort to impeach rosenstein still gathered talk over the weekend in the wake of 12 new indictments of russians, which trump may or may not ask for russia's help sendin

but trey gowdy had read it. trey gowdy knew it was false, these arguments they were making, but nonetheless pushed forward. now, he sounds a bit different now that he wants to be a judge. but that's no forgiving those misrepresentations and the denigration of the justice department, of the intelligence community, all in this misguided effort to defend the president whatever the cost may be. >> representative adam schiff, thanks for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >>> ahead, the white house today announced the president is thinking of revoking the security clearances from former intelligence officials that have been critical of his administration. that story is next. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits you

listen to trey gowdy. >> here's what we'll never know, brett. we will never know whether or not the fbi had enough without the dossier. the unvetted dnc-funded dossier, because they included it. everyone who reads this fisa application sees the amount of reliance they placed on this product funded by hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc. >> frank, what do you think of that? >> well, so mr. gowdy has issues as well because if you take the time to read through this, you'll see that the dossier is not the bulk of what's being relied upon. secondly, the fbi traditionally uses asset sources, informants. as long as you characterize them and say, look, here's the good story about this informant. we've relied on him in the past. he reported accurately in the past. here is the issues with this informant. when you lay that out, there is nothing wrong with using information, hearsay, secondhand information in this affidavit. >> natasha, what's the goal here? >> to discredit the mueller investigation. i think that's clear. we have donald trump saying that

you had trey gowdy back in april said congress has quote proven itself unable to conduct investigations. do you think the system is broken? >> good evening, anderson. i actually right after the 2016 legislation wrote bipartisan legislation to have an independent investigation. i foresaw then we should have elder state commissioners do it. i think this demonstrated today why we need an independent commission. >> anyone watching today's hearing saw something, it was certainly contentious, personable, arguably out of control. was anything actually accomplished today? >> no. actually, for the 2,000 children who would like to be with their parents tonight, nothing was accomplished as far as connecting them. this is the committee that has jurisdiction to reconnect and reunite those families, that's why this was such a shame. however, i do think you have now seen director comey, he came to congress, raised his right hand went under oath with respect to russia. peter stzok has done the same thing, two individuals the president continues to attack. the question, mr. president, are you willing to

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on the other hand, i agree with my friend trey gowdy and jonathan turly who wrote a piece recently whosaid this didn't have an impact in the outcome of the election. it would be like spitting into a raging ocean. this is serious. i agree that russians did meddle in our elections. we better be prepared for next time. flu is no indication that it changed the outcome of the election. >> brennan: do you think the president is taking this seriously enough? >> i think president is doing what you said earlier, which is conflating the meddling investigation with the investigation into potential continuing resolution, for which there has been no evidence revealed so far. and i think it's personal to him, because he feels like he is under attack, and, of course, he is. the politics of this are very tempting to our friends across the aisle. but i think he's conflating those two as are a number over people, and we need to keep those separate. yes, the russians did meddle. number two, did any american collude with them, and is far there is no evidence. >> brennan: so far no evidence, but that inves

you know, trey gowdy said in the last hearing, when we were talking with michael mothhorowi that the special counsel's investigation, which has lasted now a little over a year, is tearing the country apart and to close it down. and you have to remember, he has also been able to bring 20 indictments against individuals and had 5 guilty pleas from this investigation already, whereas the benghazi hearing, which lasted for two years, ended up with none. >> our guest is a graduate of georgetown university, also has a law degree from american university here in washington, the college of law there. stacey, boorn in brooklyn, parents from st. croix. worked at doj for deputy attorney general and took over when james comey took over, you stayed on. i want to make sure i have all that right. sam is calling from foxborough, massachusetts, now on the independent line. >> good morning, stacey. regarding lisa page, do you think that she's sort of not doing this because of peter and them not releasing the transcripts and the fact that it looked like a dog and pony show. this is something that's --

we have some sound from trey gowdy earlier this morning. and who, did you mean by it? >> mr. gowdy, as i have stated that text was written late at night, in shorthand -- >> i don't care when it was written, i don't care whether it was long hand, cursive. i don't care about any of that i want to know what it meant, agent struck. >> it would be his canada i, sr. to the president. >> it was the existed tense ever your bias got you kicked off. >>, no, mr. gowdy, it wasn't. i do not have bias. stuart: it was a long exchange between trey gowdy and peter strzok and frankly absoluting fascinating. congressman todd rokita joins us now. first of all, congressman, my impression is, that the democrats did their best to turn this into a circus where peter strzok did not have to answer questions. where am i going wrong? >> no, you're right, and as the hearing goes forward the chairman will continue to get better and better control over the situation. this is a very hard position for the chairman to be in because these democrats have no respect for the ame

i want to get trey gowdy today had a moment with strzok. i want you to watch this talking about strzok saying that we'll stop donald trump. here we go. >> your testimony is bob mueller did not kick you off because of the content of your text but because of what appearance he was worried about. >> what you asked and what i responded to he kick made off because of hig my biased it is t my' understanding he kicked me off because of bias it was because of appearance. i don't appreciates whatever said being changed. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate, i don't appreciate having an fbi agent with an unprecedented level of animus working on two major investigations in 2016. >> what do you think? >> peter strzok said quote, those text-messages are not indicative of bias. really? inspector general said, they are indicative of a william willingness to take official act of impact of a presidential process. lou: inspector general found 3 specific incidences like that. >> right. lou: gregg jarrett thank you. >> good to see you. lou: up next two b

it's because that will neuter what trey gowdy gaudi and devin nunes and -- >> i can't figure the trayut >> if you want to be able to move forward on this, if the democrats get elected, it's over. they will close us down. >> they will close us all down and a chapter of american abuse of power will be eliminated. >> just outwardly campaigning to elect. >> it won't just be eliminated. the abuse of power will continue and that is unspeakable. what could happen from here on out should frighten every american unless it is fixed. what needs to happen is the president needs to declassify these documents. those people need to know the truth, and the cia and our intelligence operettas needs to be overhauled. this needs to change and this abuse of power needs to stop. >> i liked jeff sessions as the senator but as the attorney general he is nonexistent for many of these discussions. until the president who puts in an attorney general who actually does his job, i think the deep state will continue to move forward and work as well. the one and this is important, if they win this election, this all

committee chair trey gowdy leveling more criticism of the president this morning on "fox news sunday." despite the president clarifying his position on russian meddling in the u.s. election. >> i watched the press conference. it wasn't just outlined. the president missed a really good opportunity to distinguish the united states the united states from any other country but especially from russia. when you're the leader of the free world, you really shouldn't be having to correct a. >> laura ingle is my firm new jersey near the president's golf club. hi, laura. reporter: hi, mike. the summit has certainly been one of the most talked about news items of the week and what is front and center on the talk shows this sunday and we have some to play for you appeared reaction is swift and strong from both sides of the aisle after the historic 46 minute news conference between the two world leaders on monday in which president trump appeared to accept president clinton's denial the russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election. sidestepping conclusion of america's own intelligence agency

there's your grounds, trey gowdy. prosecutor, although you did admit you weren't a very good one. here's the problem. you've got to have a majority in the house and you would have to have two thirds in the u.s. senate to convict. you probably can't get that with democrats. lou: i'm not sure you could get it in benedict arnold were to show up in the senate. i mean that's a strange place right now. >> yeah, it really is. lou: you've got ben sass running around, lindsey graham. it's a strange strange place nlt it's little cuckoo over there. lou: let's turn to brennan coming out against the president. i mean, you tweeted this, am i correct. whenever john brennan opens his mouth or tweets he removes all doubt about his ignorance. i like that. >> you like that? well it's true. he accused the president of trees. treason. there's the tweet. that's ridiculous because the treason laws in the united states are very specific. the u.s. has to be at war with another country. and we're not at war with the russians. and you know, the

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trey gowdy even said he seen no collusion from this document.till tonight we have even more questions, the pfizer application is heavily redacted, and i'm calling for all of this warrant to be unredacted. the president can do this, and according to my sources if the final pfizer warrant is released, rod rosenstein is finished as his role -- in his role as deputy ag. but now because of the blatant abuse of power that took place at the highest levels of your government, the trump administration rightly tonight is taking important steps and calling for certain obama era officials to be stripped of their security clearances. this should have happened a long time ago, knowing what we now know. take a look. >> not only as a president looking to take away his security clearance, is also looking into the clearances of clapper, hayden, rice, comey and mccabe. the president is exploring mechanisms to remove security clearance because they politicize and sometimes monetize their public service and making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia

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kudos the trey gowdy and others that are not redefining what high crimes mean. but i don't think that solves the problem. i think dan coats has a legitimacy issue. i don't know how he continues to serve after president has said i don't trust you in favor of an american adversary. this is a significant crisis in the administration, this is not just talk. these things have effects. >> dana: we'll talk about that later on. appreciate that here. stephenates and noah rothman, thank you. stay with fox news all day as chris wallace has an exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin. later tonight, sean hannity will speak with the president off of the meeting. president trump and vladimir putin agree that ensuring israel's security is a priority, but what action will they take? plus putin weighing in on the 12 military officers indicted in the mueller probe. the offer he's making to the special counsel. >> just to say it one time again and i saw it all the time, there was no collusion. i didn't know the president. is there was nobody to collude with. let's

trey gowdy got it right. i would disagree with him on one small point though which is you can't go in and make demands of putin. he's not going to admit to anything. he's not going to do anything. what that argues for in terms of u.s. policy is look, we know because our intelligence agencies, the entire -- the if you pull all of the intelligence community's assessment together and say what is the likelihood that these 12gru officers came and attacked the united states and if you just look at the panoply of things russia has done against the united states the past couple years, the appropriate response is don't have the meeting with putin. you're going to simply say that is a very, very bad thing you did and' say what are you talking about? we did nothing. so the idea, rand paul is right at least on one thing although he's missed the forest for the trees. the russians are not going to give us russians. they're simply not going to do it. given you've got a lose, lose, lose situation you're not going to get anyt