gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett in tore lou dobbs. republican lawmakers are lashing out at attorney general jeff sessions for refusing to appoint a second special counsel to investigate fbi and department of justice corruption. 15 house republicans have been officially demanding a second special counsel. but sessions rejected their calls. we'll talk about the ensuing outrage coming up. new russia provocation. russia conducting a second test of its intercontinental ballistic missile that vladimir putin claims can hit anywhere in the world. we'll have details. nearly 400 sheriffs coming together to demand congress build the wall. the sheriffs warning sanctuary policies all over the world are make it harder to protect our citizens, and they are telling lawmakers enough is enough. we begin with our top story, conservative lawmakers are fuming tonight over attorney general jeff sessions' latest decision rejecting calls to appoint a special counsel to investigate fisa. >abuse at the fbi and doj. more than a dozen gop lawmakers including mar

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for lou dobbs. the house intelligence committee expanding its investigation into the discredited trump dossier. they are seeking answers from two former obama officials linked to vice president joe biden. they are demanding answers from a former biden staffer whose husband works for fusion gps. new information about the possible break through with north korea. the president has agreed to meet with kim jong-un. but the administration is insisting that meeting will not be taking place without could be crete steps from the rogue regime. our guest tonight, congressman andy biggs. one of the first lawmakers to call for a second special counsel to investigate obama and club on corruption. two of the best political analysts in the business, ed rollins and charlie hurt. and asia expert gordon chang. the tangled web of corruption surrounding the dirty and discredited trump dossier. the house intelligence committee is expanding its investigation of that smear document. we are sending a questionnaire to two mo

gregg: i think you will. i think at some point in time dossier and how judges were deceived and evidence was concealed which is six different felonies, somebody will be held accountable. lou: gregg jarrett, thank you, sir. up next, the pennsylvania special election still too early to call. we have only very slight numbers. we'll share all of the numbers as we take that up, the stakes involved and more with our panel next. we'll be right back. maria's always on the go, taking over 7,000 steps each day. and she does it in any shoes she wants, with lasting comfort. only dr. scholl's stylish step has insoles that are clinically proven to provide all-day comfort. dr. scholl's. born to move. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma

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gregg: i think you will. i think at some point in time dossier and how judges were deceived and evidence was concealed which is six different felonies, somebody will be held accountable. lou: gregg jarrett, thank you, sir. up next, the pennsylvania special election still too early to call. we have only very slight numbers. we'll share all of the numbers as we take that up, the stakes involved and more with our panel next. we'll be right back. now i'm thinking...i'd like to retire early. let's talk about this when we meet next week. edward jones came to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. more dependable...le have discovered something stronger... longer lasting. in a chevy truck. and now, you can too. see why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. current competitive owners can get a total value of over eleven thousand dollars on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at you

i agree with you, gregg. i think at the end of the day we may miss a statute in a lot of these. >> i think you have already missed a bunch of statute of limitations. >> judge: don't say that. >> gregg: already missed the james clapper lying before congress statute of limitations three years ago that's gone. >> judge: i heard clapper just did it again. what a shock. thank you sarah and gregg. trump today addressed how orange county, california is standing up for the state's sanctuary laws. that and more as this special edition of hannity continues. ♪ ♪ how'd i get this yard? behind pete's great looking yard, is his secret weapon... the scotts turf builder program. all it takes is 4 feedings, with a scotts solution for every season. it's that easy. this is a scotts yard. aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three

gregg: he did give a call for a second special counsel. but this is one of the few members of congress who saw the fisa application. he knows the deceit and the concealment perpetrated by the department of justice and fbi that demands a second special counsel. lou: he's playing hamlet here. it gets tiresome, particularly when the people's business requires his focus. gregg: what are you doing your time, trey. wage and smell the coffee and get on with your job. lou: the senate intelligence committee when we last joined them, they come up with nothing and acknowledged it. gregg: it was predictable. there was never any evidence of collusion. it's all a hoax and the fbi night. they knew they couldn't launch a criminal investigation because collusion is not a crime. so they launched a counter intelligence investigation, gathering of evidence related to foreign espionage. they used that as a pretext to investigate trump and frame him. lou: there is another thing at work we ought to give some consideration to. and that is that the russians played

there is no doubt in my mind. >> sean: gregg jarrett? >> three of the six people who were in on to saving the court, concealing evidence, and breaking six felony statutes are not subject to the authority and jurisdiction of the independent counsel. he cannot compel james comey or andrew mccabe -- >> sean: who can? >> sally yates, no longer government employees, that special counsel can. if it were you or me, they'd be knocking on our office or home door and they would break in, if they answer, and armed with a warrant, they would seize the documents.av you have to have a warrant, you have a to sees them. >> sean: rod rosenstein -- forget about 1.2 million documents, congressman. he didn't want to hand over 3,000. it wasn't subpoenaed and at the last hours, he's on bended knee, begging paul ryan, "pretty please, don't force us to do this." we wouldn't have learned a lot about this. he appointed the special counsel, rosenstein, and it appears that he signed off on one of the fisa renewals. isn't that a conflict of interest? >> it does beg

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. gregg, it's your night. this released letter by devin nunes tonight, when you are now questioning whether or not the fbi, not only followed protocol, but whether they broke the law. we will have an answer. you are demanding one within seven days. >> there is a set of guidelines, a book, relieve the bible for the fbi, they have to memorize it. it says with a can and cannot do. on the one hand, when it comes to a criminal investigation, they cannot open it unless they have articulable basis for it. they have gone here, yet they opened the criminal probe of the trump campaign. the second is, and a counterintelligence probe, they have to submit evidence for surveillance warrants that it is corroborated and verified. again, it is in the dialogue. >> sean: don't we know it was never verified? in january, jim, he goes to trump tower and says, it's salacious, and it's not verifie verified. this is months earlier. he's now admitting months later it was never verified. >> that's right. >> sean: and using it is a viola

i agree with you, gregg. i think at the end of the w day, we may miss a statute in a lot of these. >> i think you have already missed a bunch of statute of limitations. >> judge jeanine: don't say that.mi >> already missed the james clapper lying before congress statute of limitations three weeks ago, that's gone. >> judge jeanine: i heard clapper just did it again. what a shock. thank you, sara and gregg. coming up, president trump address to orange county, california, is standing up to the states sanctuary laws. m that and more as the special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ >> walls, we started building our wall.i' i'm so proud of it. we started. we have 1.6 billion. [applause] and we have already started. you saw the pictures yesterday. i said what a thing of beauty. and on september 28th, we go further. and we are getting that sucker built. and you think that's easy? people said, oh, has he given up on the wall? i never give up.h you look at what is going on wrong in california. orange county. the

lou: thank you, gregg jarrett. >> my pleasure. lou: we invite you to vote in the poll tonight. cast your vote on twitter. follow he on twitter, like me on facebook, and instagram. on wall street, stocks closing lower, dow plummeting 336. recovered a bit. s&p down 39, and nasdaq down 138. facebook, what have you done to the market? facebook worst performer in s&p and nasdaq plunging 7%. concerns about facebook has behaved. how managed third party access to user data. uber suspending the driver drivs car program after one of its vehicles killed a pedestrian in tempe, arizona. >> reminer to listen to my reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network, up next, vladimir putin, caught meddling in his own election. we take it up with ambassador john bolton here tonight. stay with us. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ lou: russian president vladimir putin re-elected in a landslide, 75% of the vote. but we are told reliably it's not a

that live from earth led to a european summit with a pact and genda leaders gather in brussels with gregg's it on the forefront of their minds but there's also the issue of a possible trade war with the united states looming over the meeting we will have the latest from our correspondent also coming up facebook boss mark zuckerberg breaks his silence admitting mistakes have been made he says he's sorry about his company's handling of the cambridge analytical privacy scandal but is it too little too late and from the running track to the football pitch could you say both be germany's next soccer superstar the sprinting legend will train with bundesliga side will receive dortmund on friday we'll hear why he's taking on the football world's. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us european union leaders are in brussels for a busy today summit that begins soon the two main issues will be u.s. president donald trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum and of course brags it but for british prime minister to resign may gregg's it is not the only subject on her agenda she is h

lou: thank you, gregg jarrett. >> my pleasure. lou: we invite you to vote in the poll tonight. cast your vote on twitter. follow he on twitter, like me on facebook, and instagram. on wall street, stocks closing lower, dow plummeting 336. recovered a bit. s&p down 39, and nasdaq down 138. facebook, what have you done to the market? facebook worst performer in s&p and nasdaq plunging 7%. concerns about facebook has behaved. how managed third party access to user data. uber suspending the driver drivs car program after one of its vehicles killed a pedestrian in tempe, arizona. >> reminer to listen to my reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network, up next, vladimir putin, caught meddling in his own election. we take it up with ambassador john bolton here tonight. stay with us. you could simulate craftsmanship or you could experience it for real at the lexus command performance sales event. lease the 2018 es 350 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to sa

unions and industrialists throughout europe had been sounding warnings about the impact of a hard gregg's it monday's deal provides for a twenty one month transition period when duty is an export barriers will not be applied after britain leaves the e.u. next year businesses need not delay vesper decisions all rushed through contingency plans based on guesses about the future. time is now less of a stress factor but important issues remain unresolved such as the border between ireland and e.u. member and northern ireland which belongs to the u.k. . are you want to go now to our correspondent barbara these oshie is following the story for us tonight from london good evening to you barbara so we've got the d.m.k. getting this transition period that it wanted. is that a reason for the brits it hears to celebrate. the prince of tears don't celebrate down honestly client one and leave the brits here you can see that it was nit picking to criticize now and deal for extra time for britain was present negotiations only natural for us came out and centuries i'm a should step down over it because t

lou: thank you, gregg jarrett. >> my pleasure. lou: we invite you to vote in the poll tonight. cast your vote on twitter. follow he on twitter, like me on facebook, and instagram. on wall street, stocks closing lower, dow plummeting 336. recovered a bit. s&p down 39, and nasdaq down 138. facebook, what have you done to the market? facebook worst performer in s&p and nasdaq plunging 7%. concerns about facebook has behaved. how managed third party access to user data. uber suspending the driver drivs car program after one of its vehicles killed a pedestrian in tempe, arizona. >> reminer to listen to my reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on salem radio network, up next, vladimir putin, caught meddling in his own election. we take it up with ambassador john bolton here tonight. stay with us. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity al

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gregg jarrett pointed this out. sessions cited the wrong law as the justification for recusing himself. he shut attorney general. so, the burdennible of all of this, is dragging this country down, falls squarely on jeff sessions' soldiers. tonight, mr. attorney general, do your job and fix the mess you created. and also tonight, another damning report about james comey's incompetence and his highly questionable conduct while leading the fbi. friend john solomon reporting that the long time head of the fbi telecommunications surveillance unit is saying that he warned james comey about how that particular spy program was dangerously ineffective in catching terrorists. comey never tried to fix it that's like obama was warned about russian collusion and influencing our elections and did nothing and laughed at the idea. here is what the retired special agent told john solomon. take a look. >> i believe that the program as it was was ripe for potential abuses. regardless of how it's abused but it could be. and frankly, i

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lou: gregg jarrett joining to us take up nunez's proposal and fbi and department of justice corruption here next, stay with lou: sometimes things don't go the fbi let''s way. >> a new resolution concerning pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, 49 people were killed. the shooter, omar mateen's father was a confidence shall informant for the fbi, he was one for more than a decade before that massacre in 2016. that according to new testimony in court documents in trial of omar mateen's widow, his from either sadiq was captured on video, attending a hillary clinton rally in florida august 2016, two months after the shooting. pressure on facebook continue, ftc confirmed they are investigating facebook for misusing personal information of as many as 50 million users, a broad of investigation than that. and also, a bipartisan group of 37, attorneys general, 37 states have sent a letter to ceo zuckerberg, they demand answers about the company's questionable, practices, and its business propositions, joining us, fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. >> good to see you. >> start with fbi informa

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let me go to you gregg jarrett. this is rod rosenstein. he in my opinion, his relationships with comey and mccabe and others must now be brought out in the daylight. rosenstein comes out tonight, ah, the special counsel is not an unguided missile. i don't believe there is any justification at this point for terminating the special counsel. why? because now they can set perjury traps? now that there is no russia-trump collusion? let's move to the finances of oh, jared kushner. like where was that in the original mandate or investigation? investigative creep is the biggest problem with the special counsels. >> it was. and rosenstein wrote it in his appointment assignment to robert mueller. he also violated the special counsel law when he selected robert mueller. you have to, if you read the law carefully you have to have evidence of a crime. there was never any evidence of a crime. yet, he appointed a special counsel to investigate in search of a crime. that is backwards. >> sean: because of his buddy, james comey, who you think is the most

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i must tell you, gregg, and i'm going to start with you. the thing that i don't understand is why i haven't heard anything about a fisa judge, you know, calling the fbi, calling the department of justice into his or her chamber how dare you put this garbage in front of me. how dare you obstruct justice and commit a fraud contempt of the court by alleging that this is a sufficient basis for surveillance. >> maybe they did it. it is after all a secret court. i suspect we would know about it by now if they had. and if they didn't do it. they should have done it and they are breeching their duty by failing to do it. those judges should be demanding that the high officials at doj and the fbi appear before them and say you concealed evidence. you deceived me. you didn't tell me that this was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. you didn't tell me that you knew that christopher steele was a liar. if you had told me those things i would never have granted a warrant to surveil on an american citizen. >> so, when people say, you snow, that this

i must tell you, gregg, and i'm going to start with you. the thing that i don't understand is why i haven't heard anything about a fisa judge, you know, calling the fbi, calling the department of justice into his or her chamber how dare you put this garbage in front of me. how dare you obstruct justice and commit a fraud contempt of the court by alleging that this is a sufficient basis for surveillance. >> maybe they did it. it is after all a secret court. i suspect we would know about it by now if they had. and if they didn't do it. they should have done it and they are breeching their duty by failing to do it. those judges should be demanding that the high officials at doj and the fbi appear before them and say you concealed evidence. you deceived me. you didn't tell me that this was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. you didn't tell me that you knew that christopher steele was a liar. if you had told me those things i would never have granted a warrant to surveil on an american citizen. >> so, when people say, you snow, that this

here with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. former congressman and fox news contributor jasonn chaffetz. there is so many issues here, gregg, if i can start with, if a guy that put the fix and, we now know, this is not in dispute anymore. he was exonerating before investigating. he told trump in january, 2017, it's an unverified and salacious dossier, but he allowed the same dossierr to be used as the bulk of information for the fisa warrant against carter page in the trump campaign. is he in legal jeopardy? >> come he's in a lot of legal jeopardy. this is a guy who failed to uphold the law and lacked integrity. those are the direct words of department off justice when they recommended that he be fired. let me read one line from rod rosenstein, who wrote the memo on the findings and remember, he was at the protege of james comey, told congress that. he said "i cannot defend the director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of secretaryf clinton's emails. i do nott understand his refusal to accept the nearly univers

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we will ask gregg jarrett in a minute. what is really inexcusable is that the department of justice fought like hell, especially rod rosenstein to keep this information secret. now, sara carter reporting that congressional investigators working for congressman jim jordan, congressman mark meadows, they discovered these text messages at the doj's headquarters and this is part of the outrage. according to sara carter of the 1.2 million documents the doj inspector general has aquirtd, the house oversight committee has only received just over 3,000, quote, unique documents. that means the doj never ever wanted the stunning information to get out. they have been trying to hide it. remember back in january, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein begging in the final hours before they had to turn this information over, begging speaker of the house paul ryan, allow the doj not to turn over the documents related to the russia investigation to devin nunes and these congressional committees. it's now clear why rod rosenstein, yea

focal way hearsay as my friend gregg jarrett says. solomon is reporting tonight that alexander downer, he helped secure $25 million for funding for the clinton foundation starting back in 2006. bipartisan lawmakers are telling solomon tonight that downer's ties to the clintons were never previously disclosed to congress. shocking. solomon is also reporting that downer met with bill clinton in '06 and with hillary clinton when she was secretary of state in '09. we reached out to hillary clinton for comment. shocking, she never got back to us. her spokesperson replied to solomon and said that hillary was unaware of possible contacts between her campaign and downer. and a statement that they gave to "the hill," australian's foreign ministry declined to answer questions about whether speech will downer had contacts with clinton around the time we start of the russia investigation. a big report. if you start connecting the dots and you begin to see clinton has her hands in everything here. all the evidence that was used for storage and fur

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y gregg jarrett. this is rodou rosenstein. he, in my opinion, his relationships with mueller, james comey, mccabe, must be brought out into the daylight. he comes out tonight, the special counsel is not an unguided missile. i don't believe there is any justification at this point for terminating the special counsel. why? now they can set perjury traps, now that there is no russia has has-trump collusion, let's movee finances of jared kushner, like, where was that in the original mandate or investigation? investigative creep is the biggest problem with these special counsel's. >> r rosenstein rooted in his appointment assignment to robert mueller. he also violated the special counsel when he selected robert mueller. you have to -- if you read the law very carefully, you have to have evidence of a crime. there was never any evidence of a crime. and yet he appointed a special counsel to investigate in search of a crime. >> sean: because of his buddy,ur james comey, who you think is the most foolish man on the earth to goo on a bo

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, judicial watch president tom fitton. here we have mccabe fired for lying under oath repeatedly. isn't that what general flynnep just got charged with? >> multiple times, under oath, according to the attorney general. so that means three different crimes with which he should be indicted and prosecuted. one is false statements, the other is perjury, and finally obstruction of justice. if flynn gets charged with making a false statement, by that reasoning, shouldn't mccabe? >> sean: make sense, right? >> mccabe has obviously lawyered up at this point and he's going to need a good defense lawyer because it's not just those three, but he also signed off on the dossier, in violation of the law, because the dossier wasn't verified by the fbi. mccabe and comey both knew it. >> sean: look at these new text messages between strzok and page, the fbi love birds what's fascinating about this, if got them -- strzok was also working on the exoneration with comey before the investigation, but this is really scary, the exchange that we t

renfrew,s now is gregg founder and ceo of beauty counter. to passrging congress in the personal care safety act. surprising, given divisiveness in washington. the verboten led congress is all about deregulating but this is a bill that would add to regulatory oversight. regg: we have not had a major federal law updating the cosmetics industry since 1938. you do have support for the act because everyone has been touched directly or indirectly by health officials -- by health issues we face as a nation and many of those come from chemicals we find in all sorts of products including our personal care and cosmetics. scarlet: this has been happening for decades and consumer safety groups have long called for more oversight and stringent standards. what has changed it now, that it is gaining traction and supportive members of congress on both sides? regg: answers are increasingly demanding of companies and the government, that there is increased transparency, that they actually know what they are putting in their food around their bodies. you had s

businesses fear that gregg's it will hit them especially hot. it's a sophisticated tool that helps creatives with three d. animation they got who helped invented is from norway the majority of artists in the studio at nexus an independent production company based in london comes from the e.u. nexus provides interactive content and animation for international clients what's important for them to have access to young talent. is jeopardizing that. we're already seeing talent we would naturally come to london immediately after their studies on the hesitating and so they might move to barcelona or berlin or london is an expensive city as well so it's kind of slowly losing attraction the u.k. benefits hugely from london's reputation as a hub for creativity creative industries amount almost ten percent of all u.k. exports creative workers are in high demand there are already skill shortages creative industries are amongst the fastest growing sectors of the u.k. economy industry leaders want the government to recognise that asking for example first spec

and what britain wants from greggs it after months of uncertainty theresa may spelled out what her government wanted from a future of trade deals with the european union will get the latest from london. and welcome to the program we start with some breaking news authorities and brooke you know fast so say an armed attack is underway in at least two locations in the capital ouagadougou government officials say security forces have killed several militants after they opened fire this morning near the army headquarters and french embassy soldiers and special forces have encircled the buildings and are combing the area for suspects french officials say the embassy is no longer in danger and there are reports the gunfire has largely ceased. for more i'm joined by correspondent a drink he joins us from longo in nigeria adrian what's the latest. what we're doing from eyewitnesses that around ten am a car with gunmen arrived at the military headquarters in wa do afterwards an explosion was heard and gunshots started but apparently the military headquarters was not was not the only target by the gunme

unions and industrialists throughout europe had been sounding warnings about the impact of a hard gregg's it monday's deal provides for a twenty one month transition period when duty as an export barriers will not be applied after britain leaves the e.u. next year businesses need not delay vestment decisions all rushed through contingency plans based on guesses about the future the. time is now less of a stress factor but important issues remain unresolved such as the border between ireland and e.u. member and northern ireland which belongs to the u.k. . are you want to go to our correspondent bob or his all she is following the story for us tonight from london good evening to you barbara so we've got these d.m.k. getting this transition period that it wanted. is that a reason for the brits the tears to celebrate. the prince of tears don't celebrate down honestly client one and lead the brits here to even say that it was nit picking to criticize now and the deal for extra time on britain was present negotiations only natural for us came out and centuries i'm a should step down over it bec

gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett in tore lou dobbs. republican lawmakers are lashing out at attorney general jeff sessions for refusing to appoint a second special counsel to investigate fbi and department of justice corruption. 15 house republicans have been officially demanding a second special counsel. but sessions rejected their calls. we'll talk about the ensuing outrage coming up. new russia provocation. russia conducting a second test of its intercontinental

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for lou dobbs. the house intelligence committee expanding its investigation into the discredited trump dossier. they are seeking answers from two former obama officials linked to vice president joe biden. they are demanding answers from a former biden staffer whose husband works for fusion gps. new information about the possible break

would like to stay virtually in the single market at least for some sectors even after gregg's it but they don't want to you know fulfill the obligations that come with it and so the other e.u. leaders said clearly that is not going to happen they are going for a free trade agreement the comprehensive free trade agreement but it won't be the same as being in the single market and it will also mean that the u.k. will it will have to accept many rules from the european union without being able to influence them back southland with the latest from brussels thanks max. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world in afghanistan police say that a car bomb exploded outside of a sports stadium in lashkar. in the southern helmand province health officials say that at least twelve people were killed and dozens more wounded the blast happened as celebrations of the afghan new year were winding down and revelers were on their way home. on twitter u.s. president donald trump has announced that john bolton will be his new national security adviser bolton has advocate

to know what is meant to be the main topic on the agenda at the summit gregg's it it seems that any recs a transition offer is now on the table what can you tell us about that. exactly emerita just minutes ago teresa mayes the transition period got rubber stamped by twenty seven e.u. leaders here that was expected because it's been prepared over weeks and months by the chief negotiators here but the usenet is not getting growing tired of reminding the u.k. that whether it's related to this transition period or to the backstop solution for northern ireland nothing is agreed on july everything is agreed to hide yet mothers and thus the thank you very much. in the present times of the big announcement was the appointment of a new national security advisor with notably hardline views it was well known that trump and his former national security advisor on mcmaster didn't always see eye to eye so it came as no great surprise when he announced that john bolton would take over the realm and he becomes a third national security advisor in fourteen months. even in a crowded field john bolton's pr

gregg: dom, i short-changed you. i'll make it up to you next time i see you. thanks for joining us. commerce secretary wilbur rolls is among our guests monday. have a great weekend. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. former federal reserve vice president roger ferguson. gerri willis is standing by with the headlines from wall street to main street. gerri: the jobs report was a blowout by can standards. u.s. economy adding 313,000 jobs. january and december reports were resides upwards as well. unemployment rate holding steady at a 17-year low. one important number on the wage front. average hourly earnings rose to $26.75. the wage numbers easing investor concerns the fed will feel the need to raise interest rates faster. friday also marking the 9th year of the second longest bull market in history. since march 2009 the dow was up 280%. s & p up 280%. president trump signed a proclamation imposing tarif

gregg jarrett it's your life. this released letter by devin nunes tonight took -- when you are now questioning whether or not the fbi nowted only whether they followed protocol or whether or not they broke the law. we answer in seven days. >> a set of guidelines. a book. really the bible for the finn. they have to memorize it that says what they can and cannot does. on the one hand criminal investigation they cannot open it unless they have all actually basis. they opened the probe of the trump campaign. the second is in a counter intelligence probe, they have to submit evidence for surveillance warrant that is corroborated and verified. again e it's in the i do diag. >> sean: don't we know it was never verified. >> that's right. >> sean: in january comey goes to trump tower and say it's salacious to the verified. months -- he is now now months later it was unverified and he news ited. using it is a violation much at least six different felony statutes. you noticed some that devin nunes point you had out you and i

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. save, you got into the story today, let's give as many details as we can to our audience. >> i think what's fascinating here is that judge collier did respond back to chairman nunes and chairman goodlatte to their "for the transcript from the fisa court. when the fbi actually made the application to spy on carter page. and what she said was significant because she said, sean, the department of justice can easily give you the same documents that we have. this has never been requested before from the fisa court, collyer said. this is a new thing for them. they have to review everything, decide whether or not they can hand over these documents. but she said that the court would not object to the fact that the department of justice could hand them over. well, i confirmed tonight that nunes and goodlatte did request those documents from the department of justice and the department of justice never responded to them. >> sean: greg, let's talk about all of that from a legal perspective. >> w

gregg, it's good to see you. i understand the analysts went very well. give me 30,000-foot overview of the main points that you made. >> hey, jim. good to see you as well. so today we hosted our annual investor meeting, about 75 of our key institutional investors as well as some other folks and high liked each of the four businesses, aerospace business, climate business reiterated what the goals are for the next three years financially as well as the investments that we're making in innovation >> now did you stress some of the longer term views, urbanization, middle class, long term demand for aerospace? >> yeah. actually the part that i covered in my introth this morning. urbanization is the growth of the middle class, growth in air traffic. all those trends are things that will benefit our business over the next five, ten, 15 years if you think about aerospace specifically, it's about 29,000 aircraft flying today in the world, commercial aircraft by 2030, so 12 years from now that number will be 47,000 in those next 12 years you'll have to produce abou

withor more, fox news contribut, sara carter, david joan, andev gregg jarrett. i never understood weissmann. now that we have investigated mueller, i get it. they are two pigs in a pod -- two peas in a pod. to. >> they were framed by the fbi, concealed evidence. mueller fought clemency for them even after this was learned. remember, it was also muellerge and comey that botched one of the biggest cases in the modern american history, the anthrax case.njnd five people died, 17 injured. they framed and amped the wrong man, an innocent man. that mistake, for which comey and mueller never apologized, cost taxpayers more than $5 million. mueller and comey are the ones who are now intimately involved -- >> sean: you believe that comey is in severe legal jeopardy. >> he absolutely is. he stole government documents. he converted them for his own use, leaked them. that's a couple of different crimes. >> sean: did he rigged me investigation into hillary? you don't write an exoneration before investigation. >> you'd want. the evidence is p compelling tht he obstructed justi