i don't know what to make of it. >> victoria toensing, what did you hear? .. in fact i called a dear friend of mine who had to work with comey in his job and i saidwatch your back . so we had never supported him basically because of what he did with the hillary investigation. not having one and coming out and violating all these justice department rules. i thought it was a disgrace the way he handled the whole thing whether it was working for us or working for you >> what you have to say about that, yes, sir when you work for the fbi you're not working for democrats or republicans, you're working for the government and that is the tribalist attitude that i think comey is reacting against. >> he did there are a lot of problems but he's trying to react against the idea that if you are the fbi director when there's a republican president you all your loyalty to the president instead of the rule of the constitution. >> your personal lawyer goes back to the president? you're asking donald trump about raskin's loyalty. you all your loyalty to the united states of am

joining me is victoria toensing. i might also add you were a deputy attorney general and assistant united states attorney and you are married now to the united states attorney joe digenova. >> rudy and joe and i were in the department at the same time. we go back a few decades. judge jeanine: one of the things the left has been going ballistic about since rudy made his appearance on this network is, did rudy giuliani counsel to this president by discussing stormy daniels. did he waive the attorney-client privilege? >> this drives me nuts. i don't know where these journalists get their so-called experts. the privilege belongs to the president of the united states. his lawyer cannot waive it for him. nobody can waive it for him. they get confused about waiving. this is what happens. anything the president does or anyone connected with the president, they start figuring out some way to criticize him. all this angst about if the privilege was waived. they think mueller is going to put rudy in the grand jury and say tell

jamie raskin and former deputy assistant attorney general victoria toensing debate the book and spoke about issues related to mr. comey's career and firing by president trump. this is one hour. >> host: not one booktv a discussion on james comey's book, "a higher loyalty." joining us to dissect what's in this book are two people very experienced inside washington and washington politics, victoria toensing was an official in the reagan department of justice and she is also a high-profile lawyer here in washington, and representative jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland and a member of the judiciary committee. before we get into the book, congressman raskin, what are your overall impressions of james comey and his public service? >> let's see, let's do with james comey the man because i was interesting to me. i never met him. i don't really know him, and in the book he comes off as someone who is very boy scout like in terms of his respect for rules and the rule of law. the first several chapters involve his hatred of bullies and how he was bullied as a kid. he was a big pretty wasn

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joining us, victoria toensing and joe digenova. your client is sam clovis, apparently is being approached by someone -- >> no, lou. not approached. targeted. professor halper targeted carter page and my client sam clovis to meet with them to try to set them up. it's very clear. i don't know who was directing him from the u.s. government. we don't have those facts yet. it's clear they were being targeted. in early july 2016 carter page was at a conference in cambridge. professor halper. a week after that carter page emailed sam clovis who says this professor saw on cnn and wants to meet with you. then clovis emails him and said carter page suggested i meet with you. does that sounds like a setup? sam said to me he never would have met with this guy. he didn't know him from adam. but he used carter page's name so he figured he was an all right person to meet with. lou: eric holder is talking about the norms of the department of justice being under assault. what is eric holder on. >> you set this up perfectly will the history of the o

tune in tomorrow, we'll be talking with victoria toensing and joecan dream. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: here is lou. lou: good evening, president trump demanding that justice department fully investigate charges that obama administration obama spied on tp presidential campaign, result, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, fbi director christopher wray left their afternoon meeting at white house with new marching orders. chief of staff john kelly has a new duty to assure dodge complies -- doj complies with congressional document demands and organize those meetings where they will review the unredacted documents. house judiciary committee member andy bigs and chris farrell of judicial watch join us, and what about trade? globalist wing of the white house economic time have their way in china trade talks, so did china. result, the itself is still steal 600 billion a year of u.s. intellectual property and preserve their almost 400 billion trade surplus with u.s., and not cut a single tariff for u.s. exports. the trump economic team agreed to not impose of president's

i mean, he's saying -- >> sean: that is what victoria toensing said. >> they are saying, give me, give me, give me. >> sean: there was a cute blonde. >> there's nothing there. >> sean: are you confident -- if hillary wins, none of this comes out. are you confident we have the ability to get to the truth completely? >> no. >> sean: either my. >> what is going to come down to is whether or not the president can keep focused. >> sean: he is. >> he is now. but this is going to go on for two or three years. >> sean: they are setting traps for him left and right. >> not just that. giving this stuff up, out, making the connections. >> sean: where jeff sessions? >> i think if we had an attorney general -- >> sean: we do, rosenstein. >> i am so saddened by jeff sessions -- i don't know what happened to him. but his inability to do his job. again, he's a guy i've liked a long time, and he just folded. >> sean: i will have you on radio. great to see you. >> and i will hold you to that. [laughs] >> sean: when we come back, we have some really mean, low class leftists, really? wait until you see wh

jamie raskin and former deputy assistant attorney general victoria toensing debate the book and spoke about issues related to mr. comey's career and firing by president trump. this is one hour. >> host: not one booktv a discussion on james comey's book, "a higher loyalty." joining us to dissect what's in this book are two people very experienced inside washington and washington politics, victoria toensing was an official in the reagan department of justice and she is also a high-profile lawyer here in washington,

tune in tomorrow, we'll be talking with victoria toensing and joe difficult convenient extra. difficult -- and digenova. kennedy: president trump demanding answers over reports that the fbi had an informant embed inside the trump campaign for political purposes. earlier today the president met with fbi director christopher wray and rod rosenstein at the white house. after the meeting the administration released a statement. the department of justice asked the inspector general to expand its investigation to include any irregularities with the

>>host: victoria toensing what did you hear? >> those that were beating on the white house door saying get rid of comey he should not be fbi director from day number one. and actually criticism when he did not fire him one day number one. in fact i called a dear friend of mine that had to work with mr. comey and said watch your back. we never supported him basically because of the reinvestigation and then to violate the justice department which we have gone over thought it was a disgrace whether working for us or working for you. >> working for the fbi you are not working for democrats or republicans hopefully for the american people that is the attitude that comey is reacting against. there were a lot of problems that he is reacting against the idea you don't oil royalty to the president over the rule of law and the constitution. >> all my gosh when you all your loyalty to stand in front of amon non- majority. >> i'm not freezing this very well but did comey come across as a good bureaucratic insider and is that important. >> i

tune in tomorrow, we'll be talking with victoria toensing and joe >> i can expect more agriculture -- >> absolutely. 35% to 40% increases in the near future. >> u.s. negotiators have been outlined to avoid save bpe and also remove more tariffs on u.s. agricultural products. >> signs of easing trade tensions helping fuel a big rally yesterday printed out getting only 300 points. >> we may see more about today. u.s. stock market futures poised to hire for the guy looks to be opening up 51. the s&p up for, nasdaq

you heard victoria toensing and joe digenova, you cannot subpoena a sitting president and he'll not give an interview. gregg: you can subpoena him and he can ignore it and you can't tell him to do so. the only compelling method would be to hold him in contempt which would remove him from office, and the law does not allow an you can elected sing -- an unelected single individual to remove the president of the united states. >> the only way you get rid of the president is if he dies, resigns or is impeached. robert mueller cannot remove him. gregg: sebastian gorka, thank you very much. coming up next. president trump putting iran on notice following recent missile attacks on israel. president trump: we are putting the harshest, most of stringent sanctions on iran. gregg: we'll take up the latest address coming up next. address coming up next. stick around. i'm leaving the track behind, but i'm not standing still... address coming up next. stick around. and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working,

tune in tomorrow, we'll be talking with victoria toensing and joecan dream. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: here is lou. lou: good evening, president trump demanding that justice department fully investigate charges that obama administration obama spied on tp presidential campaign, result, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, fbi director christopher wray left their afternoon meeting at white house with new marching orders. chief of staff john kelly has a new duty to assure dodge complies -- doj complies with congressional document demands and organize those meetings where they will review the unredacted

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tune in tomorrow, we'll be talking with victoria toensing and joe difficult convenient extra. difficult -- and digenova. kennedy: president trump demanding answers over reports that the fbi had an informant embed inside the trump campaign for political purposes. earlier today the president met with fbi director christopher wray and rod rosenstein at the white house. after the meeting the administration released a statement. the department of justice asked the inspector general to expand its investigation to include any irregularities with the fbi or the department of justice's tactics concerning the trump campaign. >> with the revelations that our campaign may have been the subject of an investigation. i think the inspector general will look into it and insure there was no surveillance done for political purposes against our campaign. it would be very troubling to millions of americans if that took place. but we are very confident. as the inspector general is doing their work and looking at the conduct of the fbi during that period, by adding their focus to it we'll get to the

joe digenova, victoria toensing made it clear, you cannot subpoena a president because of the checks and balances. as a result, the mueller investigation, it's done. it's over. lou: digenova and toensing, pretty good counsel i think, if not the very best. >> oh yes. lou: we thank you for your counsel as always. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. tomorrow night congressman jim jordan among our guests. these be with us. and neil cavuto begins our national election coverage, only four states. i'm going to call it national because he has that kind of standing. stay with us. . >>> you're watching fax business network coverage of the 2018 primary elections. here is neil cavuto. >> if you think about these up for grabs today in the various primary races, west virginia, indiana, ohio, north carolina, collectively they represent 50 electoral votes. those are all wins for donald trump in the last go around. so he got all of those 50 electoral votes and in a few of the states he won by big margins. in fact a lot of people are saying the trump tail effect has to continue a

you heard victoria toensing and joe digenova, you cannot subpoena a sitting president and he'll not give an interview. gregg: you can subpoena him and he can ignore it and you can't tell him to do so. the only compelling method would be to hold him in contempt which would remove him from office, and the law does not allow an you can elected sing -- an unelected single individual to remove the president of the united states. >> the only way you get rid of the president is if he dies, resigns or is impeached. robert mueller cannot remove him. gregg: sebastian gorka, thank you very much. coming up next. president trump putting iran on notice following recent missile attacks on israel. president trump: we are putting the harshest, most of stringent sanctions on iran. gregg: we'll take up the latest address coming up next. stick around. turn up your swagger game with one a day men's. ♪ get ready for the wild life a complete multivitamin with key nutrients, plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in on

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toensing and the tortured relationship between the trump white house and the truth. >> how are the american people to trust or believe what is said here or what is said by the president. >> "all in" starts right now. >> we give the very best information that we have at the time. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight the president of the united states somehow finds himself in an even deeper legal

toensing and the tortured relationship between the trump white house and the truth. >> how are the american people to trust or believe what is said here or what is said by the president. >> "all in" starts right now. >> we give the very best information that we

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steve: we have victoria toensing going to join news an hour. she is an expert at this. she says the president doesn't have to do any of this because of article 2 of the constitution. brian: go to the courts and have this for another year as it goes possibly to the supreme court. sebastian gorka wrote a column about this and just to join us earlier. he said this whole thing is about three people in the obama administration who have combined to tangentially collude with russia to take this president down. is he talking about clapper. he's talking about brennan. and he is talking about comey. especially in the case of james clapper. this guy has already been caught lying. not telling the truth when he says there has been no -- he has not leaked any information about the dossier to the media. turns out he corrected himself. he did. listen. >> clapper admits that he spoke to cnn. we know that cnn had the dossier. but they needed a so-called news hook to hang it on. what did he do? dni clapper told clap tore brief the dossier to the president. tapper told jake tapper it's bri