we'll hear from the ranking republican on that committee doug collins this morning plus congressman matt cartwright co- chairman of the communications committee with us today plus u.s. china talks back on for next month, what are the conditions the president is looking for, to seal a deal between the two nations we'll talk with peter navarro one of the president's trade advisors plus just developing right now, one former republican lawmaker and governor announces plans to challenge president trump, in the gop primary all that and more as we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." and the peace deal between the u.s. and taliban to end america 's longest war now in jeopardy just days before september 11. president trump announcing that he canceled today's peace talks with the militant group and afghan leaders at camp david that was supposed to happen it was a secret after the taliban claimed responsibility for a car bombing that killed an american soldier, and 11 others last week the president tweeted this, this morning. "unbeknownst to almost everyone the major taliban leaders a

back to capitol hill where geoff bennett in the hallway with doug collins. take it away. >> right on. congressman collins, we heard you accuse democrats of sim mat tricks subterfuge, giving the impression there's an active impeachment proceeding happening. >> i made a factual statement. the factual statement is here if you're in an impeachment inquiry that's a whole different -- i showed there's 900 pages of procedures from previous presidential impeachment inquiries. that belongs to the house. it does not inherently belong to the committee. so what i made the point of today, we simply took rules already existed in committee, nothing new here, and we just simply packaged it together so that people would believe it's an impeachment something. now they're investigating impeachment every day they wake up. that's not new. to try to use the rules to make people believe that, that's one of the main points. these words matter to people who don't follow this every day. those of us who follow this every day this is sim mat tricks. but the people who may watch tv -- w

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then we will hear exclusively from ranking member doug collins along with committee member mike turner. the two are weighing in on the impeachment push, the ukraine controversy and whether there's a chance for bipartisanship on legislative issues that matter to the american people. also with us this morning, a former attorney general, michael mukasey is here. he will join us on speaker pelosi's claims that attorney general barr has, quote, won rogue. then -- gone rogue. then a very rare and unique interview on the tensions between the u.s. and iran. right now, right here, "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: as democrats accelerate their impeachment inquiry, we are getting new reaction this morning from the two people squaring off at the center of it all, president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. the president put out a video message on twitter arguing that the whole thing is politically motivated. watch. >> greatest scam in the history of american politics. the democrats want to take away your guns, they want to take away your health care, they want to take away your vote, t

maria: we'll talk with congressman doug collins later. he mentioned to me yesterday that there's a new arbitration bill that the democrats want to put, which business is going to care about. we'll talk about that coming up. meanwhile, we've got more he competition for donald trump. congressman mark sanford announcing that he's going to be taking on the president for the 2020 republican nomination. gop congressman, doug collins, was with me yesterday on sunday morning futures and he weighed in. watch. your reaction to governor mark sanford saying he's going to challenge president trump. >> i think this is another trip that's going out that doesn't need to happen. let's get together and reelect this president. that's what needs to a happen. maria: what's your reaction, coming out, saying i'm going to take on donald trump for the gop nomination. >> why? he doesn't have a chance of winning. he has a chance of giving democrats talking points. that's what he has a chance of doing. and it's really not going to help the republican party and it is

doug collins says they're covering for their moderates. where does this go. >> there's a semantic debate happening, and it's symbolic of a real debate in the democratic caucus. the last cnn count i saw, it's 134 of the 235 house democrats want to move forward with impeachment proceedings of some sort, but those who are not, so a slim majority, but those who are not in the majority desperately do not want that, and some might say house speaker pelosi who has not supported impeachment proceedings because she's looking out for the moderate members of her caucus. there's been a divide amongst democrats from the day donald trump got elected. some folks who worry if there's overreach, if people seem zealous to go after him, it might cause backlash, and others saying look, we think donald trump is existential threat to our country. and we're seeing it play out in semantics games. as doug collins noted they didn't do much today besides reassert rights that jerry nadler had but there's messaging there, nadler signaling to his people, that we're wor

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the question is this and doug collins put a fine point on this the other day. he says nothing comes out of this committee, period, end. do you think so? >> i think it depends on what aspect you're looking at. the interesting thing it increases nadler's powers. he can designate a committee because of that and increases the question and answer time. that will be significant coming up in one week with corey lewandowski's testimony and also has the impact potentially on documentation, right? and whet these committee members can review them. i think what viewers need to understand it's inching forward in the entire process. proceedally it gives nadler broad latitude. >> it was party lines 24-17 to go forward with an impeachment inquiry. that's important. semantics are everything here on capitol hill. the i word as many call it in the democratic party means many different things to different people. this vote today is to go forward with parameters for an impeachment inquiry. it doesn't mean that democrats have voted to impeach president trump. that's a very different

gop congressman doug collins scolded democrats saying ignoring r fl issuerom mueller report they should be focused on. >> only real thing we agree on mueller report foreign influence from ssia. where's the bill. where's the bill. where's waldo. where's the bill. don't do anything about it. t o talk about because we think it makes president look bad. that's implication giving for two years. >> i realize gives him a good soundbite. thing is house democrats did have election security bill. passed it in june. now because lewandowskirefused to answer so many questions to youed, judiciary chair jerry adler wants to hold him in contempt. good luck with that. president tru on the road caught lewandowski'e imony. big fan. tweeted suc a beautiful opening statement by corey lewandowski. thank you corey. presiden i spending the nn california. earlier today he left new mexico where he rallied last night and headed to cali for several fundraisers. because a couple people in california aret the biggest fans of the president. know one fundraiser in bay area. from motorcade. get a glimpse even broug bab

collins and the chairman jerry nadler. >> mr. chairman, i have a motion. >> you will wait for your motion until i finish this. >> point of order then. >> not only will i -- >> point of order has to be recognized. >> not in the middle of -- >> yes, it does. >> the motion is not following the house rules i move to adjourn. >> brooke baldwin saw some of this and the anchor before us and said this is what the house of representatives is working on. >> it is -- it is utter dysfunction. and the most surprising thing is corey lewandowksi would show up on the hill and chaos and dysfunction would reign. that is about what you could expect from him so i don't know what they thought they were going to get by having him come. basically stonewalling in the beginning and then finally trying to answer questions but in a pretty dishonest way. he didn't not deliver it because he went on vacation. that kind of fails the smell test. >> you think he didn't deliver because he thought it was illegal. >> i can't prove that. but i do -- it is a very unl

collins along with congressman john ratcliffe on the house intel committee. my special guests at 10 a.m. live over on fox news. right here on fox business, start smart weekdays, 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. hope you'll join us as we set the tone for the day and kick off the day every weekday. that'll do it for this weekend. thanks so much for joining me. i'll see you again nexthave a ge weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." well, the national football league kicked off its 100th season last night. the sport takes in billions of dollars in ticket sales and tv revenue including from our parent company, fox. adding to the excitement for fans this year is the anticipation surrounding a new crop of young quarterbacks including the number one draft pick, murray of the cardinals, as well as baker mayfield in

you see now we have joined -- been joined by our dear friend doug collins, a dear friend. let me turn to jim jordan, our leader when it comes to the oversight committee and a member of judiciary committee as well. jim? rep. jordan: let me thank kevin for his leadership and doug on the committee, and then of course congratulate dan. it was a big night. what a contrast between greg murphy and dan bishop. on tuesday evening. what you saw, and i will let doug a jump in, but what you saw in the judiciary committee this week. two days ago, they boasted to take away america's second amendment rights without them doing anything wrong, and they voted to allow that to happen in a court proceeding where the person who is losing their rights doesn't get to show up and defend themselves. later, we had the crazy scenario we had today where is it impeachment, not an inquiry? jerry nadler doesn't want to talk about it but wants to go after the president. impeachment, investigation or that is straightforward. the reason they want to do this, change the rules in the middle of the game, nine

>>georgia congressman doug collins says the democrats are grasping for reasons to impeach the president. but can't find the votes to move forward and ohio republicans the shot it says the hearings are distracting congress from more important issues. >>we're spending our time on this fake impeachment. but we could be focused on something that really matters like immigration. >>but democratic leaders say they plan to keep investigating until all their questions are answered. washington bree jackson. let's get a check of the weather. >>around the bay area on this tuesday evening. >>beautiful outside chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us to tell us a lot more. yeah, you know what a nice down we've got a chance of more rain coming away somewhat unusual. >>looking at live right now toward the golden gate bridge hatched a rate for spider-man that compelled these lines here but right now some patchy fog trying develop along the coastline. and we've got some storm clouds not far away the temperatures today came back just a little bit we're right at the average is 70 degrees in san francisc

collins along with congressman john ratcliffe on the house intel committee. my special guests at 10 a.m. live over on fox news. right here on fox business, start smart weekdays, 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. hope you'll join us as we set the tone for the day and kick off the day every weekday. that'll do it for this weekend. thanks so much for joining me. i'll see you again nexthave a ge weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." well, the national football league kicked off its 100th season last night. the sport takes in billions of dollars in ticket sales and tv revenue including from our parent company, fox. adding to the excitement for fans this year is the anticipation surrounding a new crop of young quarterbacks including the number one draft pick, murray of the cardinals, as well as baker mayfield in cleveland

>>because it makes it appear like something's happened is not georgia congressman doug collins says the democrats are grasping for reasons to impeach the president. >>but can't find the votes to move forward and ohio republican steve shot it says the hearings are distracting congress from more important issues. >>we're spending our time on this fake impeachment. t we could be focused on something that really matters like immigration. >>but democratic leaders say they plan to keep investigating until all their questions are answered. washington bree jackson. on the kron 4 morning news a california man is back home after suffering a respiratory illness. >>doctors say they think is to blame. i'm leah. and that's me, long before i had moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the ringleader. had a zest for life. flash forward: then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain and helps stop that joint damage. ask about enbrel, so you can get back to be

collins. much more must be done to for the conditions for women in federal and state prisons and jails and hope this will also be a bipartisan priority. as this committee develops plans to for the reform our criminal justice system, it is clear our efforts must be informed of unique issues faced by women in the system to appreciate the chair for holding this important hearing which will assist the process. i look forward to reading from her witnesses and i yield the balance of my time. >> it's not pledge introduce today's panel. ms. jesselyn mccurdy is deputy director of the washington legislative office of the american civil liberties union. what she represents the aclu before congress and the executive branch could she covers various criminal justice issues including federal sentencing, prison reform, drug policy and capital punishment. she previously served as lead counsel the subcommittee on historic fair sensing act of 2010 which lowered the 100 to one disparity between crack and powder c

collins along with congressman john ratcliffe on the house intel committee. my special guests at 10 a.m. live over on fox news. right here on fox business, start smart weekdays, 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. hope you'll join us as we set the tone for the day and kick off the day every weekday. that'll do it for this weekend. thanks so much for joining me. i'll see you again next time. have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." well, the national football league kicked off its 100th season last night. the sport takes in billions of dollars in ticket sales and tv revenue including from our parent company, fox. adding to the excitement for fans this year is the anticipation surrounding a new crop of young quarterbacks including the number one draft pick, murray of the cardinals, as well as baker mayfield in

collins along with congressman john ratcliffe on the house intel committee. my special guests at 10 a.m. live over on fox news. right here on fox business, start smart weekdays, 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. hope you'll join us as we set the tone for the day and kick off the day every weekday. that'll do it for this weekend. thanks so much for joining me. i'll see you again nexthave a ge weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." well, the national football league kicked off its 100th season last night. the sport takes in billions of dollars in ticket sales and tv revenue including from our parent company, fox. adding to the excitement for fans this year is the anticipation surrounding a new crop of young quarterbacks including the number one draft pick, murray of the cardinals, as well as baker mayfield in clevel

collins along with congressman john ratcliffe on the house intel committee. my special guests at 10 a.m. live over on fox news. right here on fox business, start smart weekdays, 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business. hope you'll join us as we set the tone for the day and kick off the day every weekday. that'll do it for this weekend. thanks so much for joining me. i'll see you again nexthave a ge weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." well, the national football league kicked off its 100th season last night. the sport takes in billions of dollars in ticket sales and tv revenue including from our parent company, fox. adding to the excitement for fans this year is the anticipation surrounding a new crop of young quarterbacks including the number one draft pick, murray of the cardinals

. >> reporter: doug collins calling for an investigation. the white house saying the reporting was dangerous. cia advocates with their own identity, information they expect the government to protect, are safe from being reported this morning. heather: thank you. media reporter for the hills says there are bigger ramifications to the leak beyond the potential retraction. they publish name and address could have put the informant in very real danger. >> possible deadly ramifications could be at stake. for the cia to make a public statement debunking this report calling it misguided because the story is that egregious. i've never seen that before. look at the big picture. cnn has hired ten x fbi, cia or intelligence officials during the trump administration alone. the last hire was andrew mccabe relied about leaking to the press three times under oath. that was why he was fired and he's hired by a news organization he may have leaked to. you hear about state tv, this is living proof exists. heather: first, a fox news alert, a renewed hunt for a

you see now we've now been our good friend, doug collins. first, let me turn to jim jordan, our leader when it comes to the oversight committee and a member of the judiciary as well. jim? >> thank you, kevin. let me thank kevin for his and doug as well on the committee, and then, of course, congratulate dan. it was a big night. is right. what a contrast between murphy tuesday ishop on evening and what you saw, and in, what you jump saw on the judiciary committee this week. two days ago the judiciary take away otes to americans' second amendment rights, without them doing voted g wrong, and they to allow that to happen in a court proceeding where the losing his rights doesn't get to show up and defend themselves and then less hours later we had the crazy scenario we had today an impeachment, not impeachment, investigation, inquiry, jerry says he doesn't want to talk 't about. he just wants to go after the president and the reason they this, they said this in committee, the reason they want to change the rules in the iddle of the game, nine mo

joined by our dear friend, doug collins, a member of the judiciary committee. me turn to jim jordan, our leader when it comes to the oversight committee and a judiciary he committee as well. jim. thank you, well, kevin. let me thank kevin for his in ership and doug committee. dan, congratulations. what a contrast between greg bishop on tuesday evening and what you saw -- and jump in -- what you saw in judiciary committee this week. two days ago the judiciary to take way ed americans' second amendment rights without them doing voted towrong and they allow that to happen in a court proceeding where the person their rights doesn't get to show up and defend themselves. two days later, less than 24 later, we had the craziest scenario we had today where is impeachment, not impeachment, is it an investigation, inquiry? he doesn't says care. he doesn't want to talk about it anymore. he wants to go after the president. straightforward. the reason they want to do this and change the rules in the nine months game, into a new congress, the reason they want to change the ru

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doug collins, the republican leader of the republicans on the committee well i'm going to be doing the questioning for the republicans. nadler said no you aren't. staff has to do it. i wouldn't let a member of congress question. lou: we have problems in washington. don't we? but luckily we have victoria toensing and joe digenova. thanks so much. that's it for us. thanks for being with us. we look forward to seeing you tomorrow night. good night from new york. lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. how strong is the u.s. economy and how can remain competitive? that's what investors are wondering as they await the federal reserve decision on interest rates today as president trump ramps up his criticism of fed chair jay powell. cheryl: iran pointing the finger at the united states after attacks on saudi arabia's oil supply. the new comments we've got for you, just breaking overnight, as secretary pompeo is on his way to saudi arabia right now. lauren: president trump and the rnc breaking fund raising records on the campaign trail as joe biden makes an incredible

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host: house judiciary member ranking -- committee ranking member doug collins. on this program, we dug into the c-span archives to show you what democrats had to say in 1998, 19 99 about the process of impeachment when it came to bill clinton. going back to 1998 and 1999, these are the tapes of republicans including then house speaker newt gingrich. this from september 23 of 1998 on the process of impeachment and his thoughts about it in the age of television. [video clip] i don't think it is a question of olive branches. i think democrats understand as fully as we do that this is a historic and constitutional process and we are trying to find a way to move forward that is fair to everybody and fair to the country. there were legitimate concerns raised about this kind of televisionthe age of and it is difficult. the intensity of focus is very different than what it was even in 1974. we have to be sensitive to how the speaker operates. poll suggests americans want to this president punished, but not impeached. there was suggest contempt for the will of the americ

brian: wow, here to react is minute of the house judiciary committee congressman doug collins. congressman, why was that changed? why didn't anyone know about this. >> maybe it was more obvious why it was changed. there is a lot of questions still need to be answered. not having firsthand knowledge something as important as phone call between two world leaders if you look at the twam whistleblower complaint. in is not about what whistleblowers normally used for this. is really a disagreement over policy. a disagreement over what they thought the tone was in a phone call when you look at the transcript it's not there. it if you go back the whistleblower complaint was august 14th, i believe, august 28th go. back at and look at adam schiff heading the ramrod investigation. he put a tweet out basically saying what the whistleblower complaint said this was a month ahead of time. i'm beginning to wonder if there was not more communication here. brian: i thought this was a slip. nancy pelosi on "60 minutes" last night was asked did the president call you? yes the president called me b

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. >> doug collins is calling for an investigation saying the reporting is dangerous and put lives at risk. cia assets wondering if their own identities are safe. rob: 18 years, 9/11 -- 9/11 mastermind. >> they face a judge at guantÁnamo bay in january 2021. the families of the thousands lost that day will get their day in court. rob: they lost their father that day, charles wolf lost his wife. we want to start with you. you were both 11 years old that day. what do you remember from that day? do you feel justice will be served? >> it started out normal. it was our second week of middle school. what started as a normal day turned into one of the most tragic days in our lives, finding out our dad was killed in the world trade center and throughout this whole time just to see the efforts put in to try to get justice and it is starting to come about, obviously it will never take the pain away the we feel each and every day without our dad but we hope this process gives closure to what we went through and the other 3000 families went through as well. jillian: you are shaking your head. >>

you see we are joined by our dear friend, doug collins, a republican leader when it comes to the judiciary committee. first, let me turn to jim jordan, our leader when it comes to the oversight committee and a member of the judiciary committee as well. jim. mr. jordan: well, thank you, kevin. let me thank kevin for his leadership and doug in committee. and then of course, congratulate dan. it was a big night, and what a contrast between greg murphy and dan bishop on tuesday evening and what you saw -- and i'll let doug jump in -- what you saw in judiciary committee this week. two days ago the judiciary committee voted to take way americans' second amendment rights without them doing anything wrong and they voted to allow that to happen in a court proceeding where the person who's losing their rights doesn't get to show up and defend themselves. two days later, less than 24 hours later, we had the craziest scenario we had today where is an impeachment, not impeachment, is it an investigation, inquiry? jerry nadler says he doesn't care. he doesn't want to talk about it anymore. he wants to g

and according to a letter from the house judiciary ranking member, congressman doug collins after barr is done reviewing the report, lit be released to you, we, the people, the general public. this is the culmination of a months' long extensive investigation by the doj's watchdog to what is rampant abuse of power at the very

collins, ranking member of the house judiciary committee, he will be talking to us, also sean davis from the federalist says that, you know, the reason we got this whistleblower complaint even though it wasn't firsthand account was because they changed the requirements inside the intel community, who knew about that? well, sean does. plus former speaker of the house newt gringrich, last time that there was an impeachment, newt gringrich had the hammer, we will be talking about that and so much more in 12 minutes and 42 seconds, rob and jillian. >> looking forward to it. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. jillian: good morning, welcome back, encouraging news on fight against cancer, new blood test that can detect 20 types of cancer wi

by the way so when is doug collins and john ratcliff. thank you. to incredible fighters also. for decades to put global interest in special interests and this state does it better to trade away your factories and sold your future to squander your tax dollars to bring this down to one foreign debacle after another all of this is respected again to say hope he doesn't do this or that to take advantage of us and i have to say in many cases, it is our allies that took the greatest advantage of this country. but now you finally have a president that says i'm not supposed to be the president of the world but the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] to bring back our jobs from other countries and passing tax cuts and reforms with a record number of job killing regulations no matter how long they serve has gotten anywhere close to what they have done with regulations that's one of the reasons the economy is so good and china wants to talk. china has lost 3 million jobs the supply chain is crumbling and our country has taken over hundreds of billions of dollars to come

doug collins, the face of ismp's impeachment defense looking to persuade georgia's governor to promote him to a soon-to-be vacant seat, being vacated by johnny isakson. bob barr, any favorites of yours? this point.one i know the governor and i have every confidence he will make a sound decision on filling the seat that will only be for about one year because that person will have to stand for reelection in the november 2020 election. here ine already georgia quite a number of people , including doug collins, whose as a have been mentioned possible replacement. well-qualified individuals, including doug collins who is the ranking member on the judiciary committee on which i used to serve. hewould not surprise me if was among those being considered by the governor. i don't have any inside information at this point. line,arizona, gun owners go ahead. caller: i voted for you a few years back for president. the secondet to amendment. well-regulated at the time they were used did not mean a pile of paperwork that told the militia what they couldn't could not do. meant in good working order.

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after the break congressman doug collins joins us. stay with us. lou: on wall street stocks closing lower. the dow jones industrials down 84 points, the nasdaq down 47 points. the vol shipping to 1.3 billion shares. new statistics showing americans continue to win under the trump booming comean his leadership. the u.s. median household income reached a new high. it rose nearly a full percent to just about $62,000 a year. a reminder to listen to my reports coast to coast on the salem radio network. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff make a tool of himself during a hearing of the acting director national intelligence. he chose to read his own fictional and improvised account of the conversation between president trump and zelensky. here is their phone call in which schiff plays both parts. >> my summary of the president's call was meant to be at least part in parody. the part that that's not clear is a separate problem in and of itself. the president never said if you don't understand me i will say it seven more times. my point is, tha

doug collins, the republican leader of the republicans on the committee well i'm going to be doing the questioning for the republicans. nadler said no you aren't. staff has to do it. i wouldn't let a member of congress question. lou: we have problems in washington. don't we? but luckily we have victoria toensing and joe digenova. thanks so much. that's it for us. thanks for being with us. we look forward to seeing you tomorrow night. good night from new york. trish: liberals on steroids. trump donors forced into hiding at secret fundraisers because the left is promising to humiliate anyone who supports trump election bid. despite the left's tactics, the campaign money is pouring in. the reporters who wrote the kavanaugh hit piece are trying to defend the quote oversight omitting the fact that the alleged victim didn't recall it. we are exposing the

. >> congressman doug collins, highest-ranking republican of the house judiciary committee wait in calling for cnn to be investigated but this was far from just outrage on the right. the new york times and washington post said the cnn report was wrong gathering there was no public evidence donald trump and danger the informant. fox news confirmed the extraction happened in 2017 the decision to extract was apparently made in 2016 prior to trump becoming president. other news outlets contradicted cnn but the new york times and nbc were criticized because their continued reporting reveals more information about the source information including how long the asset had been sending secrets to the us. details about where the spy actually lived. even information about the home itself. expert say this behavior put sources and methods at risk and undermines america's authority prompting foreign countries to ask the us government is trustworthy. >> there's plenty to discuss on the national security and espionage story, fox news contributor dan hoffman served as station chief, former cia operations of

according from the house judiciary ranking member, congressman doug collins, after barr is done reviewing the report it will then be released to you. we, the people. the general public. this is a culmination of a months, months-long investigation by the d.o.j.'s watch dog into rampant abuse of power at the highest levels of the f.b.i. and the d.o.j., all eyes will be on jim comey, andrew mccabe and the other high ranking officials that used christopher steele's dirty dossier as the basis for the bulk of information for a fisa warrant to spy on the trump campaign and presidency, and mccabe is the guy who said no dossier, no fisa warrant, remember what "the new york times" said about the dossier, it was likely russian disinformation from the beginning. they used it. they never verified it. they were warned about it. now the consequences if we have equal justice under the law. comey and others were warned over and over and over again. this dossier was unverifiable. eventually the f.b.i. did a spreadsheet and found out it was not true. all paid for, lies by hillary clinton, steele said i don'

collins had the courage to ask the question nobody else would. >> the only thing we agree on in the mueller report is foreign influence from russia. but, yes, where's the bill? where's the bill? where's waldo? >> stephen: oh, i know this one! i know this one! he used to be in the top right corner of the page behind the beach, behind the fire juggler, but trump deported him. (as trump) "had to do it. because waldo is short for 'edwaldo'." now, this was a very contentious hearing, especially when lewandowski was questioned by sheila jackson lee. >> congressman, i'd be happy to answer your question, or you can have a conversation by yourself, but if you'd like to ask me a question, i will be happy to answer it. >> this is a house judiciary, not a house party. >> stephen: it's not? ( applause ) wow. then why is brett there with two kegs? ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. elizabeth warren is here. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back. give it up for jon batiste and stay human right there! give it up for the band! ( cheers and a

that is not going to stop regardless of what doug collins wants. host: massachusetts, independent line, we will hear from kevin. caller: hello. host: go ahead. it seems one thing that they agree on is to increase the budget. that is one thing they agree on. they did not want to look incompetent. so pathetic, it would be funny. that is all i have to say. guest: certainly when it comes to government spending, both sides of the aisle are supportive of it. during campaign season, they talk about skyrocketing deficits, skyrocketing debt. it is a good campaign tool, it wins votes. it was effective in the obama when annual deficits jumped above $1 trillion. then they get elected and what happens is they realize that cutting these popular programs doesn't win them mini support back home. both sides of the aisle have done this for years. that talk about raining and spending, but there is no appetite and no political incentive to do so. economy,in a booming deficits are back over $1 trillion. this two-year budget deal did not help that with $320 billion in n

and according to a letter from the house judiciary ranking member, congressman doug collins after barr is done reviewing the report, lit be released to you, we, the people, the general public. this is the culmination of a months' long extensive investigation by the doj's watchdog to what is rampant abuse of power at the very highest levels of the fbi and the doj. now all eyes will be on jim comey, andrew mccabe, and all of the high-ranking officials who used christopher steele's dirty dossier as the basis of the bulk of information for an fisa warrant to spy on the trump campaign transition and presidency. and, remember, mccabe is the guy who said, oh, no dossier, no fisa warrant. what "the new york times" said about the dossier, yeah, it was likely russian disinformation from the beginning. they used it. they never verified it. they were warned about it. now the consequence, if we have equal justice under the law. comey and others were all warned. they were warned over and over and over again. this dossier was unverifiable. eventually the fbi did a spread sheet and they found out all