host: at our table is victoria toensing. for being at our table. where are you on the charges, the accusations against judge brett kavanaugh? guest: i'm a former trial lawyer where i have investigated cases. i did that for five years in michigan. it is unbelievable. think of somebody walking into the fbi office today saying, something happened 36 years ago. i can't remember what exactly happened but -- i can't rule where and i can't remember when. else aboutd anybody it. at the time. and i'm going to give two names for men -- which she has done so far and the fbi conduct on the both of them say oh, we don't andmber anything like that it is and how he acted ever when we knew him. so first of all, it's not a federal crime. a sexual assault that she alleges. the fbi would never be investigating it. it would be a local sheriff, local montgomery county. of limitations is passed. what is there to investigate at this point when you don't have host: whatecific? about one of the last callers who said this goes to his morality? why not take the time to figur

lou: we are back with victoria toensing and joe digenova. i want to ask you this. uld he be fired, pass mark meadows said, his resignation saturday be accepted by the president? victoria? >> the president should not fire him. he should not do didley squat before the election. do not fire him before that. the day after the election, yes. lou: timing is -- is everything in this. two allies who prevailed upon the president not to release the fisa warrant applications. i decided to accommodate them and thereby created a delay in putting the information before the american people, joe, your thoughts? >> i think the president was trying to be polite. but i think the documents will be declassified. the names of the people in there are not legitimate source and methods any longer. the fbi and the cia leaked the name of stephen halper and joseph lassoud. all of them were involved in a conspiracy to deprive carter page of his civil rights. their names have been revealed by the intelligence community. >> the media mentioned their names. this tase joke. he'll eventually let it

joining us tonight, victoria toensing, former federal prosecutor, joe digenova. are the founding partners of digenova and toensing law firm. victoria, the house judiciary committee now subpoenaing those memoranda belonging to andrew mccabe. is this a march forward or more theatrics in the house? >> it's a march forward because they have the speaker on board saying he supports it. it has got to happen. those documents have to get out so people can see what this whole russia investigation was based on. lou: joe, your reaction to what you saw today. in my judgment he acquitted himself marvelously. >> he came out swinging. it was a marvelous declaration of independence. an assault on the if he their was activities. a shameless display by the democrats. but they don't carry inmore. dr. ford demonstrated to me that she is a very troubled woman. her testimony had the sound of a teenager. she is in her 50s. she has been an emotional wreck for a number of years. and the testimony today showed that she is a very sad person. whatever happened to her, it didn't involve judge

joining us tonight, victoria toensing, former federal prosecutor, joe digenova. are the founding partners of digenova and toensing law firm. victoria, the house judiciary committee now subpoenaing those memoranda belonging to andrew mccabe. is this a march forward or more theatrics in the house? >> it's a march forward because they have the speaker on board saying he supports it. it has got to happen. those documents have to get out so people can see what this whole russia investigation was based on. lou: joe, your reaction to what you saw today. in my judgment he acquitted himself marvelously. >> he came out swinging. it was a marvelous declaration of independence. an assault on the if he their was activities. a shameless display by the democrats. but they don't carry inmore. dr. ford demonstrated to me that she is a very troubled woman. her testimony had the sound of a teenager. she is in her 50s. she has been an emotional wreck for a number of years. and the testimony today showed that she is a very sad person. whatever happened to her, it didn't involve judge

we're back with victori victoria toensing and joe digenova.py to have you stay with us to go through this heavy lifting turning to your reaction to the part of hypocrisy by eric holder and the entire left of this country. >> eric holder sounds like the corrupt "washington post" which called that declassification order an abuse of presidential power and decried the fact that these things were going to be made public. this is the same "washington post" that liked to uncover everything about watergate. >> the problem that eric holder has is that he was part of a cabal even while out of office to do in the department of justice and the fbi. just so people don't misunderstand, the president and his lawyers in the white house has absolutely seen the unreda unredacted versions of the fisa documents and some of the text messages. the president know what is he's ordering to be revealed. what he's doing is, he said, now that i know what you guys are covering up, i want this stuff issued to the public. lou: right. >> it is now that the doj and fbi are co

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i'll be talking with renowned attorney victoria toensing. we're coming right back. stay with us. lou: well, a grand jury has been summoned in the case against the lying leaking fired deputy director of the fbi, andrew mccabe. the "washington post" reporting that federal prosecutors are using the grand jury to investigate whether mccabe purposely misguided officials other his role in the unauthorized disclosure to "the wall street journal" and other issues as well. house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows calling on the inspector general to investigate links between bruce orr and the author of the bogus trump dossier. in a letter meadows demanded a probe into whether orr and others broke from established protocol to further their investigation and surveillance of the trump campaign. orr continues to work at the justice department despite links to the smear merchants fusion gps who commissioned the discredited dossier authored by one christopher steele. joining me you, victoria ting sa toensing, outstanding attorney and following all of these developments as few can with her eye

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attorney, victoria toensing. and yes, victoria has done legal work for me. said i was the worst client she ever had. and "the hill" john solomon. let's get into what you have discovered as it relates to discovered as it relates to now we have maybe an answer to the insurance policy question. does it include page, strzok or steele? and andrew mccabe? >> if you were going to create a company called destroy trump inc, that would be the board. they all had a motive. they all did something to advance the w motive. violation of the fbi's rules, certainly a conflict of interesh rules. we know that what happened in july was not an organic concern. it was bruce ohr taking information from his wife's company, fusion gps and i christopher steele, walking it over to the fbi and redirecting the fbi to a different piece of evidence than what they started with. remember what they started with. george papadopolous. big case, right? >> sean: the president tweeted that out -- >> we know from our reporting early on that they thought the papadopoulos issue wasn't as serious as

attorney victoria toensing, author of "the russia hoax." gregg jarrett. i read the headline on your article on this. are the attorneys for ford representing her or the democrats? i said, all right, greg's gonna be in trouble for the next 48 hours. but then i read the article. you make some amazing points that nobody knew before. >> people can read it on fox news.com. but the point is this. it appears increasingly that christine ford, who never wanted to go public, may have been manipulated, exploited, betrayed and victimized by her own attorney. she was shocked yesterday when she learned that all of this could have been avoided. that it could have been a private testimony, in her own home. she was shocked when that happened. it turns out that grassley sent three letters. i provided the letters in a link to my column, in which he offered to fly out staff, do it confidentially, privately, take her testimony. this national disgrace, as kavanaugh called it, could have been avoided. but i'm wondering whether these lawyers who were recommended by diane feinstei

attorney victoria toensing, author of "the russia hoax." gregg jarrett. i read the headline on your article on this. are the attorneys for ford representing her or the democrats? i said, all right, greg's gonna be in trouble for the next 48 hours. but then i read the article. you make some amazing points that nobody knew before. >> people can read it on fox news.com. but the point is this. it appears increasingly that christine ford, who never wanted to go public, may have been manipulated, exploited, betrayed and victimized by her own attorney. she was shocked yesterday when she learned that all of this could have been avoided. that it could have been a private testimony, in her own home. she was shocked when that happened. it turns out that grassley sent three letters. i provided the letters in a link to my column, in which he offered to fly out staff, do it confidentially, privately, take her testimony. this national disgrace, as kavanaugh called it, could have been avoided. but i'm wondering whether these lawyers who were recommended by diane feinstei

this morning, attorney victoria toensing will discuss supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. professor willow talk about election security and preventing foreign interference. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> life thursday on the c-span networks, at 10:00 a.m. on c-span, survivors of sexual assault and representatives of women's organizations talk about the sexual assault allegations against judge kavanaugh. at noon, the korean institute of america looks at negotiating strategies for dealing with north korea. at 7:00 p.m., senator tim kaine takes part in a forum with his republican challenger. 10:30 a.m.,t refugees resettlement. what does it mean to be american? that is this year's student cam competition question. we are asking middle school and high school students to answer it by producing a short documentary. defines theit american experience. a grand prize of $5,000. this year's deadline is january 20, 90 -- 2019. for more information go to our website. >> president trump visited north carolina to view