news about rod rosenstein and his ongoing obstruction and mueller's pit bull, an dry weissmann, he'se subject of freedom of information lawsuit surrounding his bias. was at hillary's so-called victory party. the united states has pulled out of the u.n. so-called phony human rights council. it's about time, stay tuned, we're gaining huge momentum in tonight's breaking news opening monologue. tonight's breaking ne monologue. peter strzok has been shown the door according to his lawyer, the infamous trump hating fbi agent is still collecting a paycheck. he has been escorted out of the fbi bureau headquarters after the i.q. report highlighted his rampant pro hillary and anti-trump bias. we've known about interest forever. why does he still have a job? we've been sounding the alarm for months. everything that we've been telling you is coming true before your eyes. definitely the year of the boomerang. this is so important, because the facts are irrefutable. peter strzok, was the lead agent in hillary clinton's 2016 criminal investigation where we know she committed felonies, where we know

weissmann who commended sally yates for bucking president trump.hat did they say. >> sean: andrew weissmann, mueller's pit bull was at hillary clinton's so- called victory party. it can't get more corrupt. it is the same thing early are in the process. >> absolutely. >> that's right. >> exposed today by one of the things. the stiff arm that the ig was given by the f.b.i. they would not him those tex message and it took four iterations. >> and they still don't have them. >> this is just the beginning. all of theseem and rank and file f.b.i. tomorrow will be a big day. when we come back. a lot more to come. former speaker of the house, newt gingrich is with us. that is straight ahead. >> sean: the detry trump media liberal democrats will do going to detract from the president's successes and they are numerous. the new gall up poll called survey satisfaction with the u.s. direction and a 12 year high. numbers don't lie. the book chronicles president's success. it is call the "trump's america: the truth about our nation's great come back. ". amazon.com

weissmann, who commended sally yates for bucking president trump. >> sean: andrew weissmann, miller's pitbull, was at hillary clinton so-called victory party. it can't get any more corrupt. it's the same exact thing earlier in the process. >> absolutely. >> that's right. >> exposed today, one of the most important things, the stiff arm the ig was given by the fbi. they would not give them those text messages, and it took four iterations. that's a bigger story and hopefully will come out tomorrow in the house hearing. >> sean: thank you both. >> they still don't have them. >> sean: this is just beginning. all of these people, rank-and-file fbi, they are going to talk. just the beginning. tomorrow's a big day. when we come back, a lot more to come. former speaker of the house newt gingrich is with us. that straight ahead. >> sean: the destroyer have been trump median level democrats will do anything to detract from the president's successes and they are numerous. a new gallup poll called survey satisfaction with the u.s. direction and a 12 year high. numbers don't lie. facts don't lie.

one thing you need to know, christopher wray was the supervisor andrew weissmann when andrew weissmannforce. lou: closely affixed to robert mueller and rod rosenstein at the doj. the conflicts compound themselves. it's great of both of you to be here. sorry we are out of time. we need to continue this investigation as we try to come to terms with what happened to the fbi and th the department of justice. sydney paul, ned ryun. thank you. that's it for us. >> an underwater strange inheritance. >> we've had this in the family since 1899. >> their world's an oyster. >> do you want to try and shuck >> i would. it's all about the shuck. >> but their biz is belly-up. >> they pretty much said this oyster-planting business is over. >> they want to revive it. >> a couple drinks make anything sound good. >> so, will they sink. >> we looked at our debt for the first time, like, "whoa. it's, like, $350,000". >> ...or float? >> okay, here we go. come to mama. ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, in virginia,

one thing you need to know, christopher wray was the supervisor andrew weissmann when andrew weissmannading up the enron task force. lou: closely affixed to robert mueller and rod rosenstein at the doj. the conflicts compound themselves. it's great of both of you to be here. sorry we are out of time. we need to continue this investigation as we try to come to terms with what happened to the fbi and th the department of justice. sydney paul, ned ryun. thank you. that's it for us. have a great weekend. good night. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to a special one-hour edition of "wall street." i'm maria bartiromo. we have got a fantastic lineup this weekend. it was a very, very big news week. in just a moment i will speak with chrysler ceo. and we'll have the latest on the historic events out of singapore's summit this

any team that would put andrew weissmann on it, with his atrocious track record, was always suspicious put their strong pager peter strzok on it, who we know the fix was in for hillary, then he began with enthusiasm as evidenced by the text method read i just put up there. it does is taint the entire comey investigation and should it be suspended as of tomorrow by the attorney general and byg rod rosenstein, who i also have big problems with? >> absolutely. peter strzok, lisa page, and yet another fbi lawyer was involved in all three of these. liquids an email case, the trump russia collusion case, and the special counsel appropriate guillotines at all. >> what you have here, someone with anti-candidate trump, anti-president trump, and now os in a position where he jumps on mueller's team? any judge worth his or her salt would dismiss a case like this in a second. it is time for jeff sessions to put on his big boy pants and to do what he is supposed to do as the attorney general of the united states of america. or else. >> we still have another report, the intelligence surveillance act

any team that would put andrew weissmann on it with his atrocious track record was always suspicious.also put this trump hater peter strzok on it who we know the fix was in with hillary then he began with enthusiasm as evidenced by the text message i just put up there. does this now taint the entire mueller investigation and should it be suspended as of tomorrow by the attorney general and by rod rosenstein who i also have big problems with tonight? >> absolutely. because peter strzok, lisa page and now we learned today yet another fbi lawyer was involved in all three of these. the clinton email case, the trump-russia collusion case and the special counsel probe. and it taints it all. >> and, sean, what have you here is someone was anti-candidate trump, anti-president trump. and now is in a position where he jumps on mueller's team to deep 6 trump. any judge worth his or her assault would dismiss a case like this in a second. and it is time for jeff sessions to put on his big boy pants and do what he is supposed to do as the attorney general of the united states of america. or else do

need investigator rosenstein, mueller, comey, it weissmann -- comey, weissmann, and we need somebody assigned to the awan case that will protect congress from further breaches and from the awan crime family for the future. today there was a continuance filed, moving awan's hearing from this thursday to july 3. sounds like they're trying to do just what awan has been bragging that he's going to get a deal, it's not going to say anything about all the breaches of security, all of the felonies committed in the forms that he filed. none of that. and so he's telling people, at least he's assured he can come right back and start servicing dozens of members' computers on the hill again. for heaven's sake. we need somebody in the f.b.i. to step up and do their job. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy f january 3, 2017, the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for 0 minutes. ms. foxx: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that i may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend my remarks and inclu

>> he is known as special counsel robert mueller's legal pitbull, andrew weissmann filed an 18 page motionusing paul manafort of witness tampering which landed him in jail. a federal prosecutor and senior deputyss under mueller is a registered democrat who has contributed thousands to president obama, hillary clinton, and the dnc. when former doj officials sally yates defied the travel ban, said i am so proud andm in all, thank you so much all my deepest respects. according to the "wall street journal" he attended the election night party in 2016. he is no strangersm to being toh on white collar criminals he led the enron task force in 2004 then sent at merrill lynch executive to a maximum security prison. he spent a year behind bars until the fifth circuit vacated his conviction and finally we should note the judge presiding over the manafort case dismissed a lawsuit against hillary clinton last year the suit alleged that her lack of email security led to the deaths of americans in benghazi. >> tucker: the mueller guy went to hillary's victory party, that blows my mind. it's been only a l

other f fbi investigators, comey, mccabe, the merry band of democratic donors, jeannie rae, andrew weissmanny more. we deserve answers. this was about influencing a presidential election, and literally supporting and helping somebody we know broke the law and then viciously try to destroy another candidate. peter strzok must be held accountable and he has questions to answer to the public. we have a lot to get through tonight. joining us with a reaction to the opening supreme court vacancy, president trump's judicial nominations advisors, leonard leo, and joining us by phone as president trump's attorney, jay sekulow, who, by the way, does legal work for me, by the way, has -- you basically represent everybody? i paid. callermac [laughs] >> sean: mustard with your reaction. this is history, this is generations, this is a react on mike opportunity now, this is a big deal, let's go through the philosophy of the president taks decision. >> look, i think -- i litigated supreme court cases in front of anthony kennedy for three decades. about 80% of the time, he ruled in our favor, about 20% of th

andrew weissmann and robert mueller's "evidence" of this is incrediblyly scant. and cryptic.nough to revoke bail, because that's an incredibly low threshold. but they also are charging him with obstruction of justice in a superseding indictment. that is utterly preposterous of any evidence. >> judge jeanine: gregg, look. you and i both know for them to do this, they indict him, indict him again come a superseding indictment, they start threatening him, and now they throw him in jail. they must be desperate because this is the guy, who is charged with a crime that occurred 12 years ago that half the people in washington who are lobbying should be in the same lock up with him. what do they think he has on trump?n he was only with him for a few months. >> they know he has nothing on trump. n that has never stopped prosecutors from putting a documented front of somebody that they are squeezing and say, sign this. they don't care, those prosecutors, about the rule of law, and perjury. they suborned perjury by squeezing witnesses all the time, and that is a crime. >> judge jeanine:

rosenstein certainly will not do it, they worked together with weissmann to kill the russia investigationttemporarily. so that hillary could make sure the uranium got sold and they could get the 145 million. david: right. >> so he has other motivations let me tell you --oing on. david:re not going to know whether he is going far beyond what he was supposed to do. >> witnesses -- he brings up this baloney you can't contact a witness. that is wrong. read 1512. manafort would never be able to readt beyond a reasonable doubt. he didn't try to kill, he didn't try to intimidate. he didn't try to harass. he sent a message this is more blow hard. david: congressman, if i can, the inspector general is about to issue a report. we thought he was about to issue a report. it keeps getting delayed.ident e dela at is taking so long with the inspector general report on "crooked hillary" and slippery james comey? numerous delays. hope report is not being changed and made weaker. so many horrible things to tell. the public has a right to know, transparency. do you have any reason to believe there is a delib

this is another creature of the swamp like mueller and comey are, weissmann and rosenstein.or heavens, sake, don't lose sight they are coming after him tooth and nail doing same thing mueller and comey have done throughout their career. david: congressman, we got word the ig report, inspector general's report looking into the hillary thing will come out on the president's birthday probably next week. do you think we'll find out anything interesting there? >> sure. there will be a number of interesting things but not nearly as important or as interesting as it would have been coming out six months ago before the people with inside the justice department had a chance to put pressure on horowitz to clean this thing up, try not to hurt too many people too deeply, so, i am trying to prepare people. this isn't going the to be the blockbuster deal. that take as second counsel to go into this stuff. david: okay. >> because mueller, comey, they're not going to let this guy come out and hurt them too badly. david: the second counsel discussion is a long one. we'll have to save that fo

steve bannon said in "fire and fury" the money laundering investigators, folks like an dry weissmann would go straight through paul manafort to get to jared to "f" trump. that was a theory posited by the president's most senior political advisor. >> you don't have to be aocket scientists to get tre. that's how prosecutors work. they go up that chain. and if paul manafort, who had a lot of capacity and who had a lot of ability to be around these people during the campaign and be involved in conversations, we saw in his daughter's tweets that were unfortunately leaked that he was running up and down the back stairs at trump tower talking to the president. he would have a lot of information to share with mueller, and it might be both historical information about trump's business dealings in russia, more modern information about what went on during the campaign, and even perhaps some insight into whether there was an expected payoff if there was collusion after the campaign. and the pressure on manafort at this point will be tremendous. he is close to trial in at least one of his cases.