. see you later. >> sources claiming that fired fbi director james comey may have now in fact leaked hits private memos to multiple individuals. >> i see no credible claim by any serious person that that violated the law. i think mr. comey's troubles in his 15-page memorandum, which were rather lengthy suicide note, is committing suicide publicly every day. >> mike pompeo primed to take over as secretary of state. the crucial vote happening today as the white house issued a strong warning to object destructionist democrats. >> we will be confirming him. we have the votes. rob ron humidity for a cop killer expanding nationwide this morning. this man wanted for gunning down sheriff's deputy and stealing his cruiser. >> rapper kanye west did something stunning on twitter. support for president trump. you don't have to agree with trump. the mob cannot make me not love him. >> the one thing we will celebrate is our right to think differential, i don't understand what's so controversial for the left to understand. this. steve: is that the music they are listening to at the white house righ

loretta lynch, she is speaking out and throwing cold water on james comey and many of his public statements. we're going to cover all of

was different about the "special report" program last night because james comey was the guest who was supposed to be right at 6:00. well, according to bret baier, he said apparently mr. comey is stuck in traffic. kind of looked like he wasn't going to make it, but he came in about 15 minutes late. nonetheless, we learned some interesting things. the leader of the fbi did not know who paid -- did not realize that the democrats paid for the dossier. that is hard to believe. brian: do you believe it? steve: no, i don't believe it. abby: i don't either. steve: here is something else, we have revealed to you as discovered by congressional investigators that mr. comey gave a number of documents, memos that he had made after meeting with the president of the united states, he gave them to that guy to leak to the "new york times." abby: gave them to the law professor. steve: that's right. abby: also two other people. he gave those memos to three people now which changes the entire narrative. steve: top secret documents. but, he's not a leaker. you got to listen to his rationale. listen to

: welcome back. well, it was a very busy news week from james comey continuing media blitz from the president of the french president to president trump saying kim jong un has acted honorably. what did the americans think of all of this? griff: lee carter is partner of maslansky and partners. she put the week to the dials. abby: it was a busy week. let's start with north korea. that was probably the biggest news of the week. president trump calling kim jong un honorable. watch this. >> we have been told directly that they would like to have the meeting as soon as possible, and we think that's a great thing for the world. kim jong un was -- he really has been very open, and i think very honorable from everything we're seeing. >> you can see there, there was a split between how people reacted. generally pretty favorable. republicans an a. independents a b and democrats a c. it wasn't that he called kim jong un honorable. it was more about the fact that things are moving forward and people are seeing progress being made in relationships with kim jong un. certainly with north and south

is a big are deal up to this moment. seeing these documents that james comey had recognition of the beginning that he was talking about information that was considered to be sensitive and tomorrow what the appropriate glass rev. he knew he is ho sheeting it to the fork time this is is different than the climb real situation they were not able to find the e mail suggesting they were talking about how to hide the falseifications. >> his case he signals his intent. committee asked on special reports do you think he will get in trouble after what heed about clinton. >> if they did. he would have broken the law. god know how hard it will be to win that case. requirement has to be in10ingal to harp the united states. under the standard in summer of 2016 with secretary clinton i don't think jesus come win that park. one thing that made me question was going through homey memo today where he gills i'm glorify this well is jury room if there was ren 10 to specifically leak that is an inform. >> beef with the fire in >> the american people want washington to govern. now we are running carryin

with james comey and calling him out for what he wrote. you have andy mccabe's lawyer blowing back at james comey for accusing him or agreeing with the ig report about him lying two. >> days ago i sat here and talking about whether comey's tour would impair his effectiveness with bob mueller. comey's tour is apparently impairing his effectiveness with former friends of his as well. and the tour has only been going on for four days. they are dispatching their lawyers like mccabe did to challenge comey, his former number two person and con sill area. i mean that with a lower case c. brian: called him a liar. >> will this sell book mrs. books salesman. brian: i don't know if it will sell books but bringing a lot of scrutiny. steve: it's the james comey bus tour because is he throwing people under the bus. >> justice department will not seek her indictment contrary to all reasons. ainsley: we already know that. we have seen that before. >> judge: you didn't need a predictor. ainsley: what's the biggest problem facing our kids these days? it's a lack of home training. what exactly does tha

laura bush as well. you are going to want to see that. brian: 12 minutes after the hour. james comey is calling president trump crazy ex. >> i'm like a breakup he can't get over. brian: he tweeted back. wait, isn't he one on the media tour all about the president and his personal assessment of the president? ainsley: plus, did members of the obama administration commit federal crimes? that is what our next guest wants to find out. congressman ron desantis is here with an exclusive announcement coming up next. steve: as we mentioned we are going to remember awful day long life and legacy of former first lady barbara bush. ♪ [whispers] the search was intense. we spent weeks canvassing the quadrant to pinpoint our perfect location. once locked in on our target, we knew we had to move fast. fortunately, we were already pre-approved for a no money down loan with navy federal credit union, and were able to put an offer on this place immediately after it went on the market. i see you dad! how are my tomatoes doing, babe? ah, pretty good. navy federal credit union open to the armed forces, th

and missile testing. eric: and new fallout continues right now in the release of james comey's memos, president trump slamming the fired fbi director over allegedly leaking classified communications to the media. republican lawmakers calling on the justice to open a criminal investigation into comey amid the revelations that some of that material that he made public was then later classified. here is what house intelligence committee chairman republican devin nunes said on sunday morning futures. >> if there is obstruction of justice we want to know about it, clearly there wasn't and that's what the comey memos prove. for mr. comey when you match up memos with what's in the books with the interviews he's giving, he's got a lot of problems coming in the future as it relates to what the ig is looking at into his behavior. eric: ellison barber has more on the continuing controversy in washington. >> nunes claims he knows that there was not certain intelligence to start the investigation into collusion between the trump campaign and russia because he says he has not found evidence that t

gauge the progress. now sunday night apparently if you listen to the abc promos, james comey is about to drop all over president trump. what sort of damage do you expect this interview to do? >> very little and the reason is because abc is trying to promote ratings and revenue and james comey is hawking a book. it is the same james comey said hillary did terrible things and this is awful but we won't do anything about it. i says later we'll reopen the investigation. this is a guy who leaked government information to a source who gave it to the "new york times." it wasn't his information. it belonged to the government. he had no right to give it. he leaked it. i still think he should be investigated for that. so there will be people i'm sure that will tune in. people who can't stand this president. but the truth is his credibility is shot and the fact that he is doing it mostly to sell books not because he is interested in getting to the heart of the truth. he is like the old saying there is no anger like a woman scorned. here is an f.b.i. director who got public afired and humil

he tweeted this morning about mr. comey. here it is. slippery james comey, the worst fbi director in history was not fired because of the phony russia investigation where, by the way, there was no collusion except by the dems.

defects in james comey's rationale for not prosecuting her is obvious. the statute of limitations has not yet run. attorney general sessions, take this evidence, give it to a team of prosecutors, let them present to a grand jury and see if the grand jury indicts or. that would be the just thing to do. i don't know. i don't know why this perception in the land the justice department will not do its duty, which is enforcing the laws fairly, are they going to say we can't indict mrs. clinton because she ran against donald trump look like a banana republic where the winner indicts the loser. if you run for president and lose you get a free pass on getting felony? of course not. rob: let's look at what mark meadows is talking about, text messages, between peter stzrok and page, timing look like hell, this is awful timing, nothing we can do about it. the doj tells us we are doing this, comey added that language, we have the morning of it. they sent a statement to comey chief of staff, he called andrew mccabe, this is when we have the atty. gen. meeting bill clinton on the tarmac, i am going

road. >> sandra: new reaction to james comey's interview with fox news last night. he defended sharing memos of his conversations with president trump with his columbia law professor friend but refused to except the word leaked. >> i sent mr. richman a copy of a two-page unclassified memo and asked him to get the substance of it out to the media. >> did you leak other things? >> i don't consider what i did with mr. richman a leak. i told him about an unclassified conversation with the president and didn't consider it an f.b.i. file. >> you wrote it as the f.b.i. director. it was work product. >> no, it was not. >> you said i don't do sneaky things, i don't do moves. that's a leak, isn't it? >> no, it isn't. >> sandra: president trump said he illegally leaked classified information and he lied over the place to cover it up. he is either very sick or very dumb. remember sailor. let's bring in corey lewandowski. good morning to you. i'm sure you watched every minute of this and it was astounding. he doesn't think what he did was leaking and he made that clear on several occasions.

loretta lynch, she is speaking out and throwing cold water on james comey and many of his public statements. we're going to cover all of this and, yes, i have my response to jimmy kimmel's apology coming up later in the program. we have a lot to get to, big breaking news night. big breaking news opening monologue ♪ >> sean: tonight we have explosive new chapter in muller's witch-hunt. we have entered a dangerous phase. there is no turning back from this. it is clear, as i have been warning, mueller is out to get the president and it appears at any cost. here is what happened. upon referral from special counselor robert mueller, the fbi has raided the office, the home and the hotel room of michael cohen. the personal attorney of the president of the united states. now the fbi reportedly seized records related to cohen's payment to this porn star stormy daniels and other items. according to bloomberg tonight, this all came after the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein recommended that the cohen investigation be pursued by federal prosecutors in new york. now, keep in mind, coh

. >> the president's national security team including defense secretary james mattis huddled with the vice president at the white house today to go over options. secretary mattis saying that the u.s. is still awaiting confirmation chemical weapons were used. >> we are assessing the intelligence ourselves. we are working on it. >> is the u.s. military ready to counter assad? >> we stand ready to provide military options if they are appropriate. as the president determined. >> russia continues to deny chemical weapons were used. as senior military officials think that the attack was staged by rebel emergence responders. >> based on visiting the institutions in the footage. questioning of medical personnel and patients, we found no evidence of poisoning substances or victims among residents of the town. >> in a series of tweets, president trump today said: "our relationship with russia is worse now than it has ever been, and that includes the cold war." he blamed the deterioration on the mueller investigation. "much of the bad blood with russia is caused by the fake and corrupt russia in

fbi director james comey making multiple media appearances today at the very same time the department of justice he used torque for sending the media 15 pages of redacted memos he wrote about his meetings with president trump justice department inspector general except a criminal referral about fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe to federal prosecutors. we have team coverage. chad pergram digging deep into the cold comey memos. all the intrigue tonight. add to, late-breaking, memos. anything jumped out to you that may help the president? >> you have seven comey memos, 15 pages released at the urging of house republicans. there are some details here that seem to help the president in the sense that these are summaries, the memos, of james comey's either meetings in 2017 or phone calls with the president of the united states. there is one that does jump out from march of 2017. james comey says that the president kept telling him not to shut down the russia collusion investigation but to try and go public with the idea that the president was not personally being investigat

james comey's book tour not off to a great start and latest with what's happening with michael cohen's fate. let's go straight to a fox news alert. chemical inspectors right now will soon be let into the site of the attack on the syrian people. i'm talking about the gas attack. ainsley: this as new reports are come in overnight of more missile strikes in that area. the assad regime now firing back at those claims. steve: mike tobin is live until jerusalem with the latest on the inspectors who finally, mike you, are able to take a look at where it all happened. >> good morning steve. good morning good morning, gang. as you just the inspectors have just not made it to the sight of douma the site of the chemical weapons attack. they are due to arrive there tomorrow. russian and syrian forces have been in control of douma since last thursday. russian officials have said the inspectors are being held in damascus out of security concerns following the coalition airstrikes last saturday morning. it should be noted that douma was not hit. russians continue to deny that a chemical attack happen

talk with you, a group to discuss james comey and mueller nflciÓn and another bumpy week for the trump team. ♪ say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. >> i don't consider a leak, i told him about unclassified conversation with the president r. >> you refer john lovitt, he's a liar, well, comey is worst, he's a liar and a leaker. chris: former fbi director james comey and president trump at a campaign-style rally last night continuing their war of words over who is telling the american people the truth. and time now for sunday group, former trump campaign senior adviser jason miller, mo elleithee of georgetown university, fox news analyst

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. heather: james shaw preventing further tragedy, suffering only minor injury, we learned the shooter had previous run-in with police who arrested him near restricted area near the white house last year. threatening attack on several institutions, isis supporters issuing this recruiting poster showing jihadist shooting an automatic weapon in figure labeled titanic, cnn, universal studios, nasa, united nations and the federal reserve, the poster also says those who believe fight in way of allah. tensions rise between the two countries, head of iran's army warning missiles are ready to launch should there be acts of war, days after second in command in israel could fade away in the next 25 years despite support it receives from the united states, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, quote, we will fight anyone who tries to harm us. in a rare moment of agreement, chuck schumer backing president trump's effort to pressure china on trade issues and the senate minority leader says the president is on the right path. >> i'm closer to him on trade than i was to either obama democrat or

james shaw suffering only a minor injury. the shooter had a previous run-in with police who arrested him in a restricted area near the white house last year, believe it or not. steve: that's right. they had confiscated all of his guns and then later returned them to his father who they believe returned them to the son. what's amazing about the hero right there, james shaw jr. is he was hiding behind a door. and was waiting for the guy to stop shooting. he was changing magazines. jumped out there, grabbed the red hot barrel of that thing. those were his minor injuries. he burned his hand. he said i didn't even feel it because i had to do something about it and he did just that and he saved a lot of lives. ainsley: police thought that shooter was hold up in his house or apartment. they went there and surrounded it. turns out he was not there. still looking for him. brian: believe it or not, the guy gets out. and believes he has two more guns in his arsenal. armed and dangerous. obviously that is the assumption and unhinged, absolutely. and barrelly sane, perhaps. meanwhile, le

james mattis and joint chiefs chairman joseph dunford met behind closed doors on the president's decision to strike syria. this as the state department pushed back on reports that inspectors are now in doma, the site of last week's chemical attack. national correspondent jennifer griffin following all of this tonight from the pentagon. >> good evening, bret. the state department pushed back on reports that an international chemical weapons team had reached the site of the alleged chemical weapons attack outside damascus, adding the delay may have given the russians more time to tamper with the site. >> our sources, which we consider to be reliable, indicate that the team has not yet been able to enter douma. that is our understanding of the situation, at least as of right now. >> defense secretary jim mattis and general joe dunford briefed the entire house and senate in closed door classified meetings on the syria strike. mattis has been restrained in what he has said publicly. >> we did what we believed was right under international law. under our own nation laws. and i hope at

. >> american credibility is on the line right now. >> fired fbi director james comey slamming our commander-in-chief attacking president trump's integrity and appearance saying, quote: this president is unethical. >> president trump's choice to lead the state department, mike pompeo, in the hot seat. >> my staff as a chief dayton are to rally causes that benefit america. >> ms-13 posing as minors traveling with the migrant caravan. >> insanity from the left wing on television. >> we have to rely on the sanity of kim jong un and putin over the president of the united states. that's where we are at. >> every day you turn on the news every time you see i hit, you know i'm draining the swamp ♪ hometown ♪ small town throwdown. >> that was a great idea. i love it. ainsley: thank you, god. steve: welcome aboard, folks. it is "fox & friends" for this friday the 13th. the 1st day of april. you are not afraid of that are you? ainsley: i ain't afraid of no ghosts. brian: buzz about ainsley's book coming out. ainsley: thank goodness they are not coming out on the same day. brian: steve and i don't get

president trump punching back at the former f.b.i. director james comey calling him a quote untruthful slime ball. this after some harsh excerpts from dr. comey's scathing book and interview continue to dribble out this morning. a ton of reaction to all this today. welcome to friday. everybody exhale. i'm bill hemmer inside "america's newsroom." >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the bombshells out of james comey's book two days ahead of an interview. we await a federal hearing on the search warrants on the f.b.i. raiding the home and business of trump's personal attorney. what is the white house angle or spin on the latest comey book excerpts? >> what they're basically saying is he is not under oath. he is out there trying to sell a book. take what he has written with a grain of salt. that said, the president to be fair has been decidedly less measured in his critique of the excerpts we've seen so far from the book. his favorite platform, twitter, and buckle up, folks, here we go. the president of the united states says this. james comey is a proven leaker and liar. virtually everyone in wa

. >> james comey is a dirty cop who was compromised from the very beginning of the investigation into hillary clinton. >> why is facebook censoring diamond and silk? >> our team made an enforcement error. >> now it's time for him to rectify this mistake. >> president trump, we have a new sheriff in town. zero tolerance and zero releases and 100 percent prosecution. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm on top of the world steve: hi, everybody, live from new york city. it is the 12th day of april, 2018. this is "fox & friends" from the mezzanine level. hi, we're up here. ainsley: good morning to you. it's thursday. you can smell the weekend. > steve: you know what you can smell. today is national grilled cheese day. janice dean on our plaza is going to attempt to create a 35-pound grilled cheese sandwich. ainsley: she likes hers with mayonnaise and bacon. steve: that sounds terrific. brian: got on the internet to find any knew thrill plan with grilled cheese and bacon on it. ainsley: it doesn't exist. steve: bacon is okay for you. i'm reading new book. number one book in the world now called food what

, groupthink, and the james comey memos about how he has leaked but he doesn't leak. that is it from us. sean hannity will have lots more on this, no collusion. sean is here to bring us up to speed as this story breaks. >> sean: absolutely zero. this is the busiest breaking news night we have had in well over a year short of last friday. welcome to "hannity." we'll get to my opening monologue, extensive. so much news today. first, fox news has now obtained a redacted version of the comey memos that were just handed over to lawmakers and joining us now live in washington with all of the details is our chief national correspondent ed henry. i heard ironically, it says, oh, i am not sneaky, i don't leak. okay. >> this is remarkable, sean. one of the comey memos is james comey putting together the details of the late january 27 7 dinner with the president. we've heard about this before. it was leaked to "the new york times" and has since been confirmed that the dinner took place. yes, what is new tonight is that james comey himself says that he told the president in terms of whether he may

. shep? >> shepard: laura ingle in our newsroom in new york. thank you. james comey says it is not normal and not okay that president trump is tweeting about comey going to jail. the fired fbi director says there is great danger in the president of the united states talking about locking up private citizens saying it's a threat to the rule of law. on twitter earlier this week, president trump accused former director comey of leaking classified information and lying to the congress and suggested he should go to jail because of it. also called him a slime ball. comey is on a media blitz right now promoting his new book. trace gallagher is following that live for us. hello, trace. >> hi, shep. from the interviews james comey has given so far, it's pretty apparent the criticism from both the left and the right is taking its toll on the former fbi director. when it comes to president trump, comey is referencing a series of tweets the president wrote just hours before comey's first book interview with abc news where the president tweeted quoting: the big questions in comey's badly review

with his assault rifle, a customer named james shaw junior, 29-year-old saw that -- saw him and took the opportunity to tackle the gun man to the ground. he threw the rifle over the counter and hello rick wade saved many more lives. the gun man -- alleged gunman the 29-year-old was wearing nothing but a green jacket. he ran outside the waffle house and was last seen wearing black pants and no shirt and no shoes in the apartment complex near the waffle house. at this hour, we know that travis ranking, there is a manhunt underway. we do not know if he is in custody. s.w.a.t team members went into the apartment complex and we are waiting for an update from police as to whether they have their guy or not. that is the latest right now. four people killed in this terrific in that shooting at 325 this morning. two others in critical condition and the manhunt appears to be underway at this hour. elizabeth: at them in a pitcher on the spot between anything about this man? was this 29-year-old alleged gunman -- >> right to me is done by federal and local authorities or the guy has the cri

don't know. people are upset. we have a special on that at 9:00 p.m. on sunday about james comey with his book coming out and whatnot. the thing is i think they have to think about the ramifications. >> dana: that's the thing. none of us actually know what evidence they were looking for the reasons they had or the judge who approved it. we don't know any of this information. maybe it was a total overreach and absolutely inappropriate but it's just as possible it wasn't. i don't know. >> geraldo: give me one example in your mind that you think it would make it appropriate. >> dana: i would never speculate on something like that because i don't know. >> geraldo: i will give you one. michael cohen with a zippo lighter about to burn a case. >> brian: it would be a taking timebomb. michael: is a member of isis. that would be it. >> kimberly: another storm coming is sure to add fuel to the fire. jim comey about if kick off his tell-all tour and it sounds like he's not going to hold back. next. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the ent

, new reaction from president trump to the release of former fbi director james comey's memo. the president tweeted "they showed there was no collusion and no obstruction." you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith. a former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf. fox news contributor tomi lahren and joining us on the couch today, former white house press secretary under president george w. bush and a fox news contributor as well, ari fleischer. he's "outnumbered." we got a busy day. welcome back. >> tomi: thank you, good to be here. round two. >> harris: president trump reacting to the release of former fbi director james comey's memos. the president tweeted this. "james comey memos just out and show clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction. also, he leaked classified information. will the witch hunt continue? "the three house republicans i push for the memo said in the statement "rather than making a criminal case for it obstruction or interference with an ongoing investigation, these memos would be defense exhib

meeting during the email investigation telling nbc former fbi director james comey had no issues calling the clinton probe a matter instead of an investigation. >> it was a meeting like any other we talked about the issues, we had full and open discussion about it. >> didn't raise any concerns? >> concerns were not raised. >> reporter: comey remember that everything lynch confused and concerned him after the infamous pre-election tarmac meeting with bill clinton, lynch says it was harmless. >> it was 107 ° outside. i was told he wanted to come on the plane and say hello. >> did you have a moment you said this is probably not appropriate or this will look bad? >> i will say in the course of the conversation, hello, how are you and move on and would continue. heather: the meeting drew complaints and to came days before the fbi decided it would not recommend committal charges against hillary clinton. it is over at least for now. sean hannity accepting jimmy kimmel's apology for marking the first lady saying it is time to move on. >> i read the apology carefully. a couple things are clear t

trey gowdy, chair of the oversight committee. plus, former fbi director james comey's new book lashes out at president trump and the white house responds. >> the intelligence community does intelligence, the white house does pr and spin. >> comey will be forever known as disgraced hack that broke trust with the president of the united states. chris: we will ask sunday panel if there are bombshells in the new book or just a political food fight all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington, strikes on syria by u.s., france and britain are a show of western resolve meant to punish bashar al-assad for his latest chemical weapon's attack on his own people. the pentagon describes the strikes on three targets as overwhelming and effective. but what happens if assad uses chemical weapons again and where does this leave u.s. policy for dealing with civil war and terror threat in syria? in a moment with we will speak live with u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley, but first to national security correspondent jennifer griffin wi

the wall. the pentagon confirmed that he spoke with james madison about using defense funds to do that. last week trump signed the $1.3 trillion government spending bill into law. it included 1.6 billion for the wall. short of what he wanted. he later suggested that the military could spare a few bucks, at least i think that's what he said. he exclaimed build the wall through m. maybe am stands for military were meatballs. build the wall out of meatballs. [applause] that the veal. meanwhile officials voted to join a federal lawsuit against the sanctuary city. the band them from notifying immigrants when they're about to be released. for more let's go live to the border where mike is testing out a wall prototype. >> he is the best in the business. i have an idea, let's combine the team. if you want to live in a sanctuary city contribute to the border by help building the wall. >> i'm with that. >> i just want fairness. so if i commit a crime in wyoming and i get away with it in a run to california and get arrested if i was in a sanctuary city they couldn't do anything about it. >>

james comey may have now in fact leaked his private memos detailing meetings with president trump to multiple individuals. this is a new revelation that could land james comey in serious legal jeopardy. even cnn's chief legal analyst, a liberal, is saying the former career bureaucrat could be in major legal trouble. of course this does note stop comey from having a huge, big, boozy book party.

. president trump takes to twitter this morning and james comey kicks off the pr blitz for his tell all book the justice department's internal watchdog says former fbi director andrew mccabe lied to investigators, and america's future strategy in syria in the spotlight. good morning everyone i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. president trump unleashes on twitter as james comey's new book is about to hit book shelves, and powerful lawmakers are asking why congress and the public have not seen or get access to the same memos the former head of the fbi used to write the tell all book. house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte will weigh in live this morning with me. and the scathing new report issued of the doj's inspector general friday night, the ig report is dropped on andrew mccabe, misleading investigators about the unauthorized disclosure of information and the reaction from congressman john ratcliffe this morning coming up, and the u.n. and its allies send damascus a message after president bashar al-assad launched a chemical attack on his own people, as we look ahe

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release the leaked james comey memos on his meeting with president trump even though everybody feels like they've been out there, they will not release the actual text of these because they might contain some classified information. does that cause a problem for james comey? house oversight chairman trey gowdy joints we next. >> i gave the memos to my friend who is a reporter. that is entirely appropriate. miracle-gro guarantees results with rich potting mix that uses ingredients fresh from the forest... and plant food that adds vital nutrition so you'll have three times the blooms. they bask in their success. miracle-gro. three times the beauty. one powerful guarantee. with esurance photo claims, you could have money for repairs within a day. wow! that was really fast. so it doesn't have to hurt for long. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. (vo)is ahhhmazing!ful simple goodness meaty morsels. a tender texture. with real meat and a blend of peas and carrots i can see. a totally new kind of awesome going on here! (avo) new beneful simple goo

-- james comey, hillary clinton, andrew mccabe, and loretta lynch. chief national correspondent ed henry has more on that. add. >> market, good to see you. attorney general jeff sessions still does not appear to be moving quickly enough on alleged abuses by the fbi and justice department for the liking of top advisors to president trump. so congressman and ten other house republicans have not taken the initiative to take this to the fbi. and it to -- he was tasked by the attorney general's to evaluate what needs to be criminal charges for actions like abuse of a fisa obama officials. at the top of their list for potential charges as you mentioned, hillary clinton, for using fusion gps to discuss payments from her presidential campaign. it not to disclose with top officials, spying on the former trump advisor. there is no merit to this claim and republicans must be acting up here because they are scared about the upcoming midterms. that is their view. also people like peter strzok and lisa page, the antitrust text messages, seeming to reveal a bias. former fbi achieved james comey also a

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] [applause] 's let's welcome tonight's guest he's like james bond but with better hair. former cia officer buck sexton. like falling through a plate glass window, he will leave you in stitches. she is only cheerful when she has a beer for. [applause] and, he can literally move mountains. [applause] so, buck, i have to hand it to donald trump on this. this was a yearly political stunt and activist group two raise awareness about asylum seekers and so forth. he repurposed the for his law and order perspective on it seems like it worked. i don't know. >> we also have more data about what ends up happening. you have a lot of 25 -year-olds showing up at the border saying their 17 and that's just been established. >> i've been tricked by that. they tell me they're 25. also, when i think people started to recognize is that they are not illegal. this is a caravan going through the mountainsides loophole where they literally show up to border patrol and they say here we are, can you put us on the bus and send us to the place where you give people the free place to say in the food and tell me too sh

-pound frozen block of in-flight bathroom waste james comey's book dropped from the sky. [laughter] and when it did the media could not contain their excitement. >> the james comey but actually came out early. >> oh, good evening, rachel. i want to see how the investigation turned out. >> breaking news, they can read. greg: no one said me a book and everyone else got one and it made them feel so funny inside. >> comey went further than you were expecting even more so than when he talked about in the book. >> he is not fully back on president trump in any way, shape or form. >> he talked about how the auto body experience and it must've been an out of body experience. >> they keep saying that six kids, this ain't the bible. it's a freaking book of gossip by a better asked. here's one revelation. comey says compromise about something. >> i thought of new york mafia social club. the italian mafia called itself [inaudible] and they draw a line between someone who is a friend of yours meaning someone outside the family and someone who was a friend of ours meaning an official member of the fa

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. abby: there is a lot going on in washington as well. james comey as we have seen throughout the week making his media tour about his book. there are a lot of questions now, ed, about what he might have said under oath, whether or not he was always honest. ed: james comey officially now under investigation. that's the other big news breaking overnight. the justice department inspector general. we knew he was reviewing the fbi and the justice department's handling of the clinton investigation. a whole bunch of other matters. these comey memos. the seven memos targeting president trump and their meetings and phone calls, it turns out the "wall street journal" reporting first, fox and others confirming, that at least two of these memos had classified information. that now under investigation and really puts james comey on defense because, remember, he testified under oath last year to congress that in these memos he went out of his way not to put classified information. abby: hhe ai haved classified information memos. i like it call them his personal diary because that's essentially what

clinton's interview where they -- where i guess james comey couldn't even show up. so there is a huge difference between the two. but in the big picture, where do you go from here? being that you are not satisfied with your options. >> well, i think you have got a couple of options. there are some deadlines this week, we put forth deadlines, chairman nunes doing a great job has put forth deadlines of this week to deliver the documents it would just take one simple phone call from the deputy attorney general to michael horowitz who has all this the documents, who has testified under oath that it's not a problem to give it to congress and it wouldn't impede his investigation. make that phone call today. if not, there will be consequences well beyond contempt of congress. brian: congressman jordan, what are your options if the redactions make it impossible to comprehend? >> we keep sending staff over to the justice department to see the less redacted versions that they possess over there that they won't show us unless we go over there to look at them. we have also called for nine months

revolution. tammy and rich are here tonight. will debate james comey who we put on trial on our show last week. we ask will we ever see equal justice done over the 2016 election. one of the members of congress will join us live. and swamp watch we take a look at how president trumps own appointees are undermining his during the swamp agenda. plus my interview with president trumps advisor on judicial appointments and how those are helping to defeat the deep state. did you know how excited the elites were about the michael coyne case? >> with all his personal experience and i queens with michael cohen, it's the legal judgment that the cohen case is more dangerous to his friend donald trump and robert mueller's investigation. >> were hearing that this investigation and possible development involving michael : may be a banker danger with trump than anything else. >> i think the investigation as far more dangerous also means he's not going to fire mueller. he can go around firing them. >> steve: but then i saw this. it all made sense. >> michael : knows where many bodies are buried. they

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president trump's decision on that nuke deal. and here's defense secretary james mattis with lawmakers yesterday. >> working with our european eyelashes at this time and again, the decision has not been made. >> we all recognize it was an imperfect agreement. >> harris: live outside the white house, our very own kevin corke. >> good to be with you as you can well imagine, very different feel as you pointed out as the german chancellor makes her way here to the white house. different when compared to emmanuel macron a french. we're talking about trade security and the iran nuclear deal only the agenda is that working lunch has already begun here at the white house. the german chancellor arriving just about 5 minutes ago. the two leaders as you pointed out earlier have previously met here at the white house and are rumored to have a bit of a frosty but professional report. within the last hour, the president was actually talking about the upcoming meeting. he was hosting america's winter olympians here at the white house and he joked that maybe he could use a bit of help in working out a

the proclamation to send the national guard to the border. that's now in motion. james jones helped pass nafta as a former ambassador to mexico under president clinton. he is our exclusive guest tonight only on the "story." i am curious what you think about the president's plan here. >> it depends on what the plan is. as far as the troops, every nation has the right to guard their borders. the obama administration and the bush administration both put u.s. troops on the border for a short-lived period of time. that is not a particular problem. i think we need to know what the plan is, though. >> martha: in terms of nafta, you hope to craft it and pass it. he said some unflattering things about nasty taking aim at some of the people behind it. questioning how you could have come up with such a deal. he talks about the fact when it was crafted there was a small trade surplus with mexico and now a 63 billion dollars trade deficit with mexico and points to the job loss since its signing. is it time to scrap or redo nafta? >> it needs to be modernized and upcrayed -- upgraded. that's not

. secretary of defense james mattis said he couldn't confirm the use of chemical weapons but that is the suspicion. mattis said the u.s. is ruling nothing out and pointing fingers at russia for allowing this to happen. listen here. >> the first thing we have to look at is why are chemical weapons being used at all when russia was the guarantor of removing chemical weapons. so working with our allies and partners, we're going to address this issue. >> can you rule out taking actions, launching air strikes? >> i don't rule out anything right now. >> can't rule out anything right now. the secretary of defense responding there. the president laying the blame for this latest attack at the foot of the obama administration. the president said if president obama had crossed his red line in the sand, animal assad would have been history. in a phone call with emanuel macron, president trump promised to coordinate a strong joint response. all of this comes as the president is looking to get troops out of syria. president said a couple of times in the last couple weeks that he wants to get them home

night. pete: that's right. so james mattis, secretary of defense signed a deployment order. you've got an already texas, one of the states that has vowed to send 250 national guard troops by monday. arizona says they will second 150 national guard troops by next week. a number of other states under consideration. important about this title 32 means these troops will be under federal pay and status but under state control. so ultimately governors making decisions right now as far as whether their troops are involved or not. some states also saying we're not going to be involved. it will be interesting to see how governors react. abby: that cooperation so important when a president makes a decision like this working with the states and working with the governors is key. and this is not the first time this has happened by the way. you understand. this this happened most recently under president obama back in 2010. ed: president obama only had about 2,000, 2500 national guard troops. president trump talking about 4,000. that's an interesting increase. pete: that's a big increase and ge