but that, says rosalind wiseman, is no excuse. >> you can acknowledge it.yup, this person's annoying." there will be annoying people in the world. but just because there's somebody who doesn't get along, or you don't feel as much in common with, does not therefore mean that you just turn your back on them. >> reporter: so what will happen when our victim is angel, an actress who we asked to appear immature, awkward, even irritating. any nat of rosalind coaching angel in the rehearsal. >>like, think of the person who interrupts all the time and then tells their own story. >> reporter: angel says when she was younger, she was targeted by bullies. >> i apparently had a reputation for being annoying in school. >> reporter: let's see how our next teens do. first up, grace. >> i'm 13 and i use instagram. >> reporter: and bianca, who's in the 8th grade. i'm in the watchmobile with their parents. grace's dad says she's outgoing, into music and theater. he's told her to try to avoid any situations that involve bullying. >> is she going to say something or back off a

it's not the only example of wiseman's aggressive tactics resulting in a case being overturned.he conviction of a business transaction between enron and merrill lynch, it sent people to jail. also reversed by the fifth circuit court of appeals. critics have also accused wiseman of intimidating witnesses, creating crimes that do not even exist, and in one case in particular, withholding exculpatory as and as that would have helped a defendant and just like mueller, wiseman is also tied to the corrupt uranium one deal in the ensuing cover-up. wiseman ran the doj's fraud section during the russian bribery scheme and gregg jarrett actually noticed it was his name and his signature on the bottom of the plea agreement signed by the russian businessman involved in that case. and we can't forget that mueller is also, what, best friends, bff with james comey. a huge massive conflict of interest and potentially even a violation of law. all of this is inexcusable in any country that cares about the rule of law. if you should not be allowed to tolerate this in any way shape, manner or form.

lou: we no wiseman and rosenstein have conflicts.t's nine of the people on his investigative team at the special counsel are democratic donors. and is there not a single republican on record in the entire organization. gregg: wise man should resign immediately or fired immediately. robert mueller's entire team should be replaced. mueller himself should be canned. rod rosenstein should be taken away from anything approaching this special counsel investigation which means jeff sessions, the attorney general should fire them all. lou: jeff sessions has been paralyzed. i think the man is pair lighted at the post he finds himself in. he has done nothing to this point of any moment. this is a major moment. it may be too dig a moment. gregg: he recused himself from the trump-russia probe. he can unrecuse himself by getting rid of all these partisans including robert mueller. i'm not saying kill the investigation. i am saying replace these people with fair, objective people. lou: this is something i wouldn't want to argue too vociferously ov

wiseman has been accused of doing anything to secure a conviction. withholding evidence and intimidating witnesses. last week why you -- last week they released an email. yates refused to enforce the travel ban. wiseman attended hillary clinton's election night party. and then the trump hater peter strzok. fox news has obtained the message between strzok and his girlfriends. here's the back story. this guy strzok used to be a top counter intelligent official before being demoted and signed the document that started the entire russian and trump investigation. strzok's team was assigned to handle the anti-trump dossier. get this, he oversaw the interview of former national security advisor michael flynn and played a major role in the clinton email investigation. sat in on hillary's fbi interview and also at the interviews of clinton's top aides. strzok is the guy that changed the exoneration before investigation james comey. he changed the terminology from negligence to carelessness. that let hillary clinton off the hook. strzok is at the center of eve

. >> reporter: ross lind wiseman is an expert in teen dynamics and the author of "owning up" a school-based curriculum that teach ethics. while some may think cheat sag victimless crime, she tells kids what's really at stake. >> if you cheat, at a certain point, your knowledge or lack of knowledge or lack of ability is going to come forward. and not only will you be punish bud people will think you are a fraud. >> did you cheat on the s.a.t.s? >> reporter: that's what happened last fall in a new york suburb when teens in top high schools were arrested for cheating on the s.a.t. >> the bottom line is however you look at it, it's very prevalent. >> reporter: eric anderman is a professor of educational psychology at ohio state university. he has analyzed 50 years of data on cheating trends and says that by the time students graduate from high school today, 80 to 85% of them have cheated at least once. >> not everyone, but most are doing something that most of us would consider an act of cheat egg. >> do you think parents are aware of how extensive cheating is? >> no. i really don't. i think mo

andrew wiseman was at hillary clinton election night party in new york city. this is the same andrew wiseman who sent an e-mail to former acting attorney general sally yates the night she was fired. applying her decision to defy president trump travel band. federal law prohibits the justice department, which includes the special councils office from using political affiliations to assess any plic ants. it is also perfectly legal for employees to express their personal beliefs on political subjects, provided they aren't working in conjunction with the political party or candidate. but, you know over the last seven days from wiseman to fired fbi agent peter strauss. there has been a series of developments that call into question the fairness and impartiality of muller investigation finally "the new york times" is reporting investigators spent yesterday and today interviewing white house communications director hope picks. the paper is reporting during the transition she was warned by the fbi that russian operatives were trying to contact her. the fbi officials c

andrew wiseman was at hillary clinton election night party in new york city.he same andrew wiseman who sent an e-mail to former acting attorney general sally yates the night she was fired. applying her decision to defy president trump travel band. federal law prohibits the justice department, which includes the special councils office from using political affiliations to assess any plic ants. it is also perfectly legal for employees to express their personal beliefs on political subjects, provided they aren't working in conjunction with the political party or candidate. but, you know over the last seven days from wiseman to fired fbi agent peter strauss. there has been a series of developments that call into question the fairness and impartiality of muller investigation finally "the new york times" is reporting investigators spent yesterday and today interviewing white house communications director hope picks. the paper is reporting during the transition she was warned by the fbi that russian operatives were trying to contact her. the fbi officials cited in th

and trump's travel order, violated professional duties and andrew wiseman said this is a great thingdo. how do you fix it? >> i have great doubt that it can be fixed. and issue nobody has raised. an obligation under supreme court law for any evidence bearing on the innocence of a defendant. to bob mueller let mike flynn at lawyers know that the chief witness against him, the fbi agent had been removed from the case for bias, guilty of professional misconduct. >> somebody needs to look into that. lisa bloom, the fbi agent texting, apparently working on that. >> she was his mistress which says a lot of other things about the unprofessional conduct at the fbi. ibly20 thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it. it continues there, appreciate it. time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour and surprise -- and some kneeling quarterback abca21 for praise and his promise that has everyone talking. jeff flake turning his back on his own party to support democratic challenger roy moore in the alabama senate race. is he choosing country over party? carly shimkus has the reaction and it is

andrew wiseman attended the hillary clinton election night party. mueller's right-hand man previously represented a former hillary clinton i.t. aide who destroyed children tons blackberries with a hammer. another investigator represented former national security advisor ben rhodes and the clinton foundation as well as hillary clinton herself in a lawsuit seeking access to her private emails. what about all of that? joining me to talk about it, chris farrell from judicial watch. there are so many highly qualified, experienced and skilled lawyers across america who do not have a political ax to grind. had mueller chosen them, it would have lent credibility and integrity to his investigation. he chose not to do that. are you concerned that the mueller team, including mueller himself, have extreme political bias and corrupt motives? >> the credibility is less than zero. the unlawful or highly questionable investigative tactics that have been employed so far, and i have reason to believe chairman nunes from the intelligence committee has been lied to ove

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lou: i'm not sure of anything. >> may very well that andrew wiseman ought to be similarly situated. his problem is, as you know, that he not only went to hillary clinton victory party or what was supposed to be a hillary clinton victory party, not only wrote a ferociously fawning e-mail to then acting attorney general when she committed, as far as i'm concerned, a laws act refusing to enforce the travel ban, but a person who has a long history of abuse of the obstruction statute, in which he brought down a big 8 accounting firm only to be told by the supreme court that it was overreaching. >> at the time it was a big 5 accounting firm, arthur andersen, and the only time in my knowledge and researched it to some degree that any firm was accused of a crime rather than its executives, and the result was 85,000 people losing their jobs. these are the kinds of people for whom i have nothing but harsh judgment and likely to get harsher as we find out. >> he may deserve a harsh judgment but he ought to be -- if he's -- lou: a man of integrity if robert mueller is that man, should he not sa

andrew wiseman writes in that email under the subject line i'm proud and in awe. grateful thanks and deepest respect. people will have to decide for themselves whether that is another indicator of bias on the russia investigation. two senators, grassley and johnson, have sent a letter to the justice department whether they're aware of any other incidents in line with the strzok case and now the wiseman email. >> sandra: what about the dossier issue? the f.b.i. has been dragging its feet there. >> that's the other big issue to watch today in terms of the russia case. you will recall that the head of an opposition research firm glen simpson, fusion gps. we have confirmation now their research for the dossier was funded by the dnc and the clinton campaign. the questions republicans want answered is to what extent the f.b.i. relied on that unverified dossier to obtain surveillance warrants which captured the communications of trump campaign associates. and here is one of the members of the committee just a short time ago on the issue. >> the clinton campaign paid russ

andrew wiseman, a mueller deputy, showing strong support for sally yates, her refusal. i like sally or betsy. >> greg: her refusal to endorsel ban. he said my deepest respect, i am so proud of you. that's a person working for mueller. >> jesse: he praised her for defying trump's travel ban because the supreme court just upheld as constitutional. both of those individuals are partisan and they are out of step with the constitution. >> juan: hold on. they didn't uphold it as constitutional. they said they could put it in place. >> jesse: in the middle of my brilliant commentary, let it slide. take it up with me later. they fought hard, team mueller. wiseman is an extremely controversial individual. he has a reputation for rule breaking. withholding evidence. frightening and intimidating witnesses. the two major prosecutions of wall street firms, arthur andersen in maryland can be completely botched. one was overturned by the supreme court 9-0 and the other overturned by the district court of appeals. the guy has a track record of prosecutions and convictions being overtur

carley: that's not all, also other key players that come into this whole other information, andrew wiseman praised sally yates which deemed bias against donald trump, explain that. >> inyuiding sally yates has to be viewed but the context very political decisions from the tarmac meeting with loretta lynch and bill clinton to hillary clinton no charges to then the opening of the russia collusion investigation to the flynn leaks, there's been all the politicized actions and now we are seeing and that's what's come out in the last week or so, the very senior-level people already have a clear proclinton antitrump bias, in the case of sally yates, it's not that there's something that's i don't think in someone praising yates, wiseman, senior doj guy. it shows a leftist antitrump proclinton, prodemocrat bias, so just adds to the perception that this thing is rotten from the top down. rob: refusing to impose the travel ban. that's where it came from. you look at all this, the obsession with the russia collusion investigation within the media and by democrats and all of a sudden we see just a few

i think that the problem with the way who attended a rally, andrew wiseman.t is a lot deeper than just attending a party. he participated in the enron investigation. every criminal trial in that case ended in a conviction was reversed either entirely or in part by appeal. and in large measure, with the arthur anderson conviction that resulted in destruction of an accounting firm, reversed by the supreme court because he had pushed the obstruction statute 24. he was responsible for that. and he is, guess what? investing in case it is alleged to involve obstruction. i do not know that i would be lying his judgment and how far do you go with the obstruction case? >> that is interesting people do not understand that everything with enron was turned around. >> not everything but many things. there was no conviction after a trial listed completely.>> what should be done in terms of the robert mueller investigation? every day we hear more interviews being done, the pr woman at the white house, people that you know, in the media is getting it wrong. he saw the hyster

you have this all too cozy group of guys, james comey, robert mueller, weinstein, wiseman, excuse me.> david: wind wiseman, bruce ohr. >> they work together for years and year, something unseemly, because of the stability on the part of hillary clinton and to the fbi, and it seems to be determined to find wrongdoing on the part of president trump where none exists. >> david: pam, unfortunately you cannot separate the law and politics when you get into either a state capital or a nation's capital. so even as gregg says and lays out the command as you have talked about, they are dealing with the inconsistencies and the problems. there is a political aspect to this. how would that be resolved? is it possible? >> i have come to the conclusion now that this investigation into the president needs to end. every day we are finding out someone else involved in it. as gregg said, this investigation should be beyond reproach. there are so many great men and women out there who are capable of conducting an investigation with integrity. the fbi stands for integrity, that is their motto. and that i

wiseman will not sabotage mueller's investigation into russian collusion. their removal from the investigation. >> i'm not aware of any effort by anyone to sabotage mueller's investigation. >> let me talk about the black identity extremists. we've had conversations, a report that was done august 14, 2017 said that during the same period of this report they found that right wing extremists were behind twice as many incidents, 115, and just over a third of these incidents were foiled, than those who might be considered islamists or might be considered others. there is a black extremist identity report. again i ask the question would you see that that report be clarified and would you take note of the fact that the convictions dealing with violence are more for the -- looking for my chart are more dealing with islamists and left wing and less for right wing? so right wing extremists are not being prosecuted, black identity extremists as declared by the f.b.i. are in fact subjected to a report and if i might say an f.b.i. that is not diverse, that i know that w

he had a great reputation that should stabilize the situation, then he hires somebody like wiseman whow we know was at the clinton election night -- chris: this is andrew wiseman, senior prosecutor. >> when you start going down the list here, i think the number of pro-clinton, anti-trump people he's hired makes you wonder what he's doing. the other thing is to look at, you know, hillary gets discussion, i think, for four hours never under oath, so she can't possibly have committed perjury. meanwhile, you get general flynn after 35 years in service -- now, he did something bad. hillary's top two aides clearly committed perjury, but they don't get attacked. the imbalance in the justice department's entire process between the clinton information and way they've -- clinton investigation and the way they've gone after the president is just, i think, staggeringly corrupt. i don't think any word short of corrupt explains the gap between the way these two things have been handled. chris: i know you want to talk about that, but i am going to switch, and i'm going to talk about us because we, th

he is one of chancellor angela merkel's wiseman. it is an honor. as much as it seems like continental europe has moved on from brexit concerns, this must be -- at least give me some -- give you some sense of relief. >> this is good news, also what is good news is talk about the transition period. our council has proposed in our report was to give a two or three year extension because otherwise, i can't imagine the trade talks will be completed in time. it is important not to run up against a hard barrier there and have a brexit disaster in the end anyway. what kind of trade arrangement you see. for now, it it seems like this is brexit in name only. they will still be subject to jurisdiction,ourt will we see a legitimate brexit, a real split with the u.k. regaining its opportunity? volker wieland this will depend -- volker: this will depend on the negotiations and the british decision. this is what they want, this is where they move -- will move. it is important to have a trade agreement in place, because this would be a big drawback for the u.k., b

i think andrew wiseman, the lead prosecutor in the case, he has a track record and history that is notorious. he has been accused of threatening witnesses and hiding evidence. there he is at hillary clinton's election night party. this is a guy who may decide whether or not charges are brought against president trump and he's at trump's opponent's rally. think about this. matt: the attorney general with a fair reading of the guidance at doj recuses himself base's involved with the campaign. yet mueller hires people who are going adjudicate this issue who were involved in the presidential campaign for hillary clinton and it's okay for them to be involved in the investigation? i think the guidance was trying to say d.o.j. is somehow a non-partisan independent entity that has to have the full faith and credit of the american people. if you are going to put these hacks in there, in this case hillary clinton supporters with an ax to grind against donald trump, and they are making the decisions on the investigation, what i want to see happen is them to come up with what they see as the wrongdoing

wiseman he's the author of sports law the essential among other books and he's your host at scam aside dot com and because all politics is local say hello to my state rep attorney and gentleman farmer blake filippi represents rhode island's thirty sixth house district which includes block island home of the u.s.a.'s first offshore wind farm something he and i are very proud of and that's where he and i are in neighbors stephen blake thanks for being here great to be with you to be here holland and and happy birthday plays the cat's out of the bag. state of pro fessor define unreasonable search and seizure. you know the word reasonable is what makes lawyers rich we go back to the constitution and really the the revolution itself was one of the main problems and things that the colonists were upset were with these general writs by which there could be unlimited searches and seizures so the government does need and has to have the right to some search and seizure however it has to be reasonable so what is reasonable and generally we require probable cause and a warrant so that's the the r

andrew wiseman-gave thousands of dollars to obama and the dnc sent an email praising obama oldover sally yates for refusing to enforce trump's travel ban. and weissmann attended hillary clinton's election party on election night. and a clinton donor who represented the clinton foundation and represented hillary in the email investigation and represented ben rhodes in the cover-up investigation. bruce ohr was just demoted after it was reported he met secretly with the agent hillary paid to produce the dossier. so what's going on. joining us is former congressman jason chaffetz. the mueller dream team looks like a nightmare. >> there is a major problem in the justice department deep state. as we see the reality how this investigation really went down. you had some highly partisan people who wore it on their shirt sleeves and didn't necessarily put a blindfold on in looking for justice. jesse: do you think the investigation into clinton matters is corrupt now and if so what's to be done about it? >> what you really need is devin nunes, trey gowdy is on the intel committee. they have been as

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it is stunning thing that mueller would have andrew wiseman and nine democrats on his team and also be ignoring so much obvious evidence that says there is no collusion. >> right. it is not just all of these people that are compromised and sended notes to sally yates or partying with hillary clinton and show text that show hostility to the president and language of trying to have an insurance policy. but the top official. his wife was working with fusion gps and also in the context of a year in the russian investigation, we have no evidence that the trump campaign illegally colluded with russia. if it is not that, why did we spend our time on this? are we jub sected to a information campaign that has no impact. >> lou: it is not by the russia in terms of evidence, but the justice department itself. >> yeah, i am confused by peter strab. he was removed related to text messages. that is lower on the scale than a bunch donated to the democrats that seems like a positive action in terms of being. >>>> lou: vince, the collusion thing started because they are worried that general flynn might

coming up, a wiseman once said it's not whether you fall down in life or whether you catch the droneilot who wiped you out. kennedy: this year's "topical storm" contained 30 sexual innuendos and 60 references to hillary clinton it's like we tapped bill clinton's phone. we begin tonight in houston, texas. where the cops told a suspect to get down. and he listened. the 20-minute police chase ended like this. there he goes. he tried claiming he wasn't drunk just like nancy pelosi did after break dancing at the capitol hill christmas party. over 2 million people have watched the drunken dance-off. topic number two. as a responsible parents of two young girls, i have been telling them for years to never bet big money on arm wrestling, foos ball or cycling. beer pong i get. but cycling is too unpredictable because you never know when a drone will fly on the course and up-end your guy. he crashed and burned. following the incidents police released this video of the drone pilot. yeah. it's the unmanned flight shuffle. he dances just like our cameraman clark. apparently he drives like him, to

. >> what i want to know is -- i would love to see the interview of mueller, comey, wiseman, rosensteinone and the e-mail investigation. gregg: do you suspect that comey, mccabe, peter struck, involved, as well as james baker, all of these guys together within the fbi, that they deliberately changed the wording of the exoon ration statement that was initially drafted by james comey to absolve hillary clinton to pave the way for her to become president. >> from the 2nd of july, stween, that saturday, my first question was hey, that interview of hillary clinton, was it a right's warning event? that's all you have to know. and the answer back was no, it was not. an then you knew for a fact that it was a coffee and donut session arrangedded b by david kindle. >> they didn't read her rights. mirandize her. she said i don't recall 39 times during that coffee and donut session. she remembered her name and date and birth and that was about it. >> in any legitimate information, you pause, pull out a nondisclosure agreement, you ask her to refresh her recollection and review the document that she

. >> andrew wiseman whose email we obtained last week was sending emails to sally yates, acting attorneyeral, anti-trump or, hillary clinton's campaign election night, number 2 at them mueller justice department. if this is correct then the attorney general shouldn't have recused himself. he could have kept politics out of his job. it is the appearance issue. isn't it interesting, it only works to keep someone like sessions away from doing his job and not these partisan democrats. we look at the hires mueller made. as best we can tell there are no registered republicans, 10 registered democrats. heather: we have run out of time. let us know what is up next because you are always ahead of it and none of this would be happening without judicial watch. thank you for joining us, we will be right back, stay with us. >> anderson cooper at the center of a major controversy thanks to a colorfully worded tweet about donald trump. this came from his account that cnn says wasn't him, social media not buying it. here with reaction, it wasn't me. >> it wasn't him or was it? social media is calling in

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andrew wiseman raised sally yates when she ordered her staff not to defend his first travel ban in courtr from the obama ministration. the fbi has acknowledged another member of the team that was removed from the russian allegation. they were sending anti-trump messages. >>> verse they need to come together on a deal to keep the averment from shutting down. republican leadership supports a two week extension. they want to abide more time to finish up your end fiscal issues. they feel like the holiday rush can produce lousy details.? usually, we load up the christmas tree with democrat votes we want to avoid that scenario. >> freedom caucus members do not support a longer extension. the expectation is that there will have a vote on what speaker ryan wants for the planned continued resolution. >>> on wall street stocks fell. the dow fell 109 points, the nasdaq lost 13. analyst say that they expect that trading will be choppy over the next couple of days. >>> there was a colorado bigger that refused to create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. the court appeared divided on if the first a

i think bob mueller for his own good should dismiss andrew wiseman, top deputy, antitrump e-mail andssions should bring in an outside district attorney who has independence to look into the entirety of how doj and the fbi handled 2016 and to get to the bottom of it. but if donald trump takes from all this a permission slip to fire bob mueller it'll be catastrophic mistake and the irony, as far as we know mueller is not turning up evidence of collusion. if trump could sit tight, mueller will vindicate at the end of the day. heather: and former attorney general for the obama administration eric holder called for americans to hold peaceful mass protests if president trump does fire special counsel robert mueller calling it a, quote, salute red line. although the president said is not true, he's not going to do it. debbie wasserman schultz in the meantime also said to face tough questions on capitol hill today. will be interviewed by the house intelligence committee as part of its probe into russian interference and the 2016 election. debbie wasserman schultz resigned as dnc chair last j

david: andrew wiseman was at her election night party.epublican roy moore fist vowing to fight the swamp if he's elected to the senate today. >> it's difficult to drain the swamp when you are up to your neck in alligators. david: now it's up to the voters to decide. this skier taking the road less traveled by in argentina. we'll show you his fearless stunts. we'll be right back. david: the polls are just moments away from closing in the alabama senate special election. alabama's secretary of state projected 25% of registered voters would cast a ballot today it's 10% higher than the september republican run-off election. charlie, even though those numbers seem small. your getting word the turnout was higher than expected. charlie: absolutely. a higher turnout might suggest it's an advantage for jones because it means a lot of people who wouldn't artily have been taking part in this election got motivated to come out and take part. david: whoever did the get out the vote message the loudest is the one that will benefit the most of tonight.