-- >> is it relevant to ask the question? if you're going to say michael flynn lied when he was questioned by the fbi and, you know, it's worth reminding everyone that that is what he was convicted of, lying, talking to the fbi, not of any collusion specifically. then why would it not all be relevant that professor msud, who lied to the fbi about his involvement, shouldn't also -- why did they give him a pass? doesn't that evoke curiosity at the very least for you? >> of course. martha, the answers are right in front of us. there was a counter intelligence investigation going on with a different set of rules. under that counter intelligence investigation, we don't know exactly who mr. missoud was aligned with. was he a western agent? agent for the russians? we don't know. what we do know is what we should be discussing. instead we're off here in conspiracy theory land, which i think the where is republicans want to go. they say on that basis, there's all this out there, we're not sure. it's a little about gas lighting instead of paying attention to what's in front of you. >> the

witch, they didn't find it. move on. >> bill: the michael cowen case has been closed. we'll see documents out of the southern district of -- he was going to single out these four democrats in the house that he has been going back and forth with for a while and heated up in the last few days. here is ilhan omar and the president going there last night. >> president trump: representative omar blamed the united states for the terrorist attacks on our country. she minimized the september 11th attacks on our homeland saying some people did something. i don't think so. some people did something. >> bill: it was around that same moment she looks down with con sement on the hard working americans saying ignorance in pervasive in many parts of this country. it goes back to the whole deplorable comment. the media seems to be rather focused on the chants in the crowd when they said send her back. you heard that. what did you think when that happened? >> any time you get into a crowd like that and you have a lot of supporters they'll say what they want to say. we have to go back to somethin

command module pilot michael collins is here and only here. truly out of this world, your world is now. welcome. i'm glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. so much to get to, so let us get to it. first up, settling a 18-year long battle that rages on. at issue, compensating the now thousands of rescue workers that are awaiting help from washington. jon stewart said he's is making things difficult. rand paul is said that jon stewart is making things up. >> i know jon stewart. jon stewart is sometimes funny, sometimes informed. in this case he's not funny nor informed. i put forward pay for the border funding, a pay for the disaster funding. i do this on every bit of funding. his name calling exposes him as a left winger, part of the left wing mob that is not using his brain. it's really disgusting. he pretended for years when he was on his comedy show to be somebody that could be both sides and see through the b.s. now he is the b.s. the b.s. meter is through the roof when you see him calling people names and calling people an abomination when i'm asking somebody reasonable. now we shou

doj's inspector general, that is michael horowitz. this is 1 of 2 reasons that the ig report is delayed. the other being key witnesses now at the last minute have finally decided to cooperate. this is going to get very interesting but make no mistake about it: a crucial development in the ig's investigation into fisa abuse. that would be james comey, sally yates, andrew mccabe, and, yeah, even rod rosenstein should be very worried tonight. we know for a fact that steele's dirty dossier, bought and paid for by hillary clinton, was unverified as a matter of fact, unverifiable. full of salacious lies, even christopher steele himself previously admitted under oath he had no idea whether any of the contents were true or not. we know "the new york times" now suggesting that that dossier, russian dossier, was full of russian misinformation from the get-go to influence the 2016 elections and more. robert mueller, trying understand, maybe we'll find out next wednesday, why did you end your team have find warfare a fair elevations, loan applications from years gone by? taxi medallions, ta

investigation determine after very careful vetting of rick gates and michael cohen that you found them to be credible? >> that we found the president to be credible? >> you found gates and cohen -- >> those are areas i won't discuss. >> okay. could you say that the president was credible? >> i can't answer that question. >> isn't it fair to say that the president's written answers were not only inadequate and incomplete because he didn't answer many of your questions, but where he did his answers showed that he wasn't always being truthful? >> i would say generally. >> generally. director mueller it's one thing for the president to lie to the american people about your investigation. falsely claiming that you found no collusion and no obstruction. it's something else altogether for him to get away with not answering your questions and lying about them and as a former law enforcement officer of almost 30 years, i find that a disgrace to our criminal justice system. i yield back to the chairman. >> mr. mueller, thanks for your devoted service to the country. earlier today, you described

ago tomorrow the world held its breath and watched as he and neil armstrong and michael collins were the first men to land on the moon. he spent his life inspiring americans to go further in space and founded a technology company to do that. he is an american hero and a space pioneer. buzz aldrin thank you very much for being on the "story" tonight. >> thank you. i have looked forward to this. >> martha: it's wonderful to have you here tonight. watching your moments in the oval office today. you said that you are frankly disappointed when you look back at the last 10 to 15 years of nsa. nasa. can you explain? >> well, i think we just have not developed the highest performance, rockets and the appropriate spacecraft that we should have to be able to carry out of the challenges that we have and are facing. we have to deal with what we have. we will make the very most of it and i think i can contribute ideas to help it come out very, very well. >> martha: give me just one of those. if you could change one thing about the current space program or financing, what would it be? >> well, i t

that he needed loyalty. >> get the [bleep] out. >> brian: michael loftus created the maga comedy tour around the country. michael, what is going on with yourme people? these are the hollywood people that you hang out with.ry >> they have lost their minds. they have lost their minds. you are witnessing what the left does best. they do two good things. one is organized fiction, two is waste money. so this is actually both. we have debra messing pretending she has never heard of the mueller report. this is the mueller report, what in the sam hill? come on, honey, she tweets more than the president. she tweets like she has stock in twitter. it is outrageous. >> brian: they thought the mueller report was finally gonna free them from donald trump. it is out. it didn't. he will come to town on the 17th.17 in a couple of weeks. so we will have another page, another chapter, but maybe you can explain this to me, john lithgow and others who were auditioning, doing this fake audition, what do they plan on accomplishing? is this therapy we are witnessing? >> i think they are trying to get every l

"hannity," i am jason chaffetz in person on, and michael horwitz is nearing the end of its investigation into fisa abuse. in just a few short weeks, the truth will be revealed in deep state corruption will be exposed. congressman john ratcliffe was recently briefed by michael horwitz on the investigation and coming up, the congressman will be here to give us a preview on the upcoming events. keep in mind, there are multiple ongoing probes into rampant corruption, misconduct, leaking, political bias, all while james comey was heading up the fbi. in a recent cnn town hall, they said that they were proud of the way that the department conducted business. watch this. >> i cannot believe that republicans would've wanted it any other way, and we have a response of a limited and restrained way. >> are you confident that you did everything by the book? and that the fbi, every one around you did everything by the book? >> no doubt in my mind, but i am not against review of it. >> do you think that the inspector general will find anything inappropriate? >> i don't think so, but if th

trump's lawyer michael cohen help arranged the payment. he's in prison for it. president trump says he didn't know. that he had no part in the payments and no knowledge of them until later on. new documents unsealed today in court cast extreme doubt on that claim. october 27, 2016, the access hollywood tape became open with the president saying he could grab women by the genitals. when you're a star, they let you do it. the next day, phone calls. the newly released document show donald trump's spoke woman, hope hicks called trump's personal attorney, michael cohen and the president joined in for a call that lasted four minutes. hope hicks is now the vice president of communications for fox corporation. the documents are entitled "illegal campaign contribution scheme." according to the fbi, lawyer cohen exchanged texts and e-mails and a series of calls with stormy daniels' attorney as well as the national inquirer publisher david pecker, candidate trump and hope hicks. and fbi agent noted a belief that some of these communications were about preventing stormy daniels from going public.

: former trump campaign manager michael caputo is here now. do you want to just shake hands, move on, call it a day, or republicans demand real accountability? >> of course we need to demand real culpability accountability. i went from emotion to emotion like tars and on vines. i thought it was hilarious and then i got really sad. i realized "ingraham angle" nine, i'm just mad. i'm angry for they chose robert mueller because of his outstanding reputation, but still knowing he really didn't have it all together anymore. they know if they installed him as special counsel that the hillary loving lawyers there could ripped each of us apart limb from limb while robert mueller was trying to program the cloth on the my girlfriend microwave in the break room. i've talked to survivor after survivor who was dying to come out and say something about this right now. but each of us told by our attorneys that if we go out here and defend the president and talk about how this whole thing is a complete travesty, these house democrats in hearings and cost us each 20000- $20,000, $30,000. i'm so angry

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corporation, michael brown joins me now. michael, in what ways has your company grown since trump took office? >> thank you, laura. our company has grown in the sense since trump has taken control of the white house and the presidency, our company has grown in the sense that we have better opportunities now to do it we have been wanting to do for quite some time, and that is to create manufacturing jobs objective is to create manufacturing jobs for reopening a former maytag plant to produce safer products for american consumers and i feel that trump's policies -- i feel he's a very strong and successful businessman. i am more so behind him because he is the person that has helped drive our economy up and he is driven -- unemployment down. i think that when unemployment goes down, and the african-american community, as is proof, it has happened poverty also, which is relatedgo to if you have a job or don't have a job, if you have a job then you are not prone to commit crimes. i believe that poverty and crimes are tied together. i believe that president trump has done a great job since h

exclusively with colorado senator michael bennet about his run for the white house. and. >> will see what happens with iran peered out to be very careful. dana: the president warns leaders that the nuclear threats could come back to bite them. you asked the sunday panel about the president's iran strategy. all right now on "fox news sunday". dana: hello again from foxes in washington. the president says he's mulling his options including an executive order to add a citizenship question to this 2020 census per last week the supreme court blocked the question at least temporally now mr. trump says is working with the justice department to find a legal way for joining us in washington the acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services, the agency in charge of determining who can immigrate to the u.s. illegally. great to have you here. good to see you again. last tuesday, commerce secretary, wilbur ross says we will forgo the citizenship question on the census. the next morning president says not so fast any tweets that is basically saying was fake news and we are actua

into hush money payments made by the president's home to my former attorney michael cullen. this means it's unlikely that other trump associates will be charged. remember the media gleefully proclaimed that this could destroy trump's presidency. >> michael cohen may be far more of a serious threat to the presidency than robert mueller. >> i think that this case now poses as much political and legal threat in jeopardy to the president and may be more than the mueller investigation. >> michael cohen might have a treasure trove for fbi investigators and lawyers. >> he said i'm putting all my money on how i'm going to bring down trump. >> laura: let's leave the analysis to the real lawyers. here now to discuss, former deputy and independent counsel, fox news contributor along with former deputy assistant attorney general john u. john, how significant was this ending of the investigation into these "hush money payments" made by: >> as you made clear in your lead in and may remember that opponents to president trump or putting all their eggs in the basket of investigating the trump org

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fisher in the very room that armstrong, aldrin and michael collins suited up to make history. leland: we are going to talk to the surviving members of the crew. i'm leland vittert. think about 50 years ago, a country perhaps more divided than we are politically and yet, as you point out, those three men and thousands of people who worked on the space program came together for that one moment that brought the entire world together, united not in something bad, but in this incredible achievement for, as armstrong said, for mankind. kristin: yeah, it was all of humanity, really, come together and celebrating the first time that our species stepped food on the moon. half a billion people all over the world stopped what they were doing and watched and waited. [laughter]. kristin: wouldn't that be great and to this day, it's one of the most watched tv broadcasts of all time and you can see why. 50 years later, i still get goosebumps just thinking about it and i think it's very special, the place we're in today. we're inside the astronaut crew quarters, inside what they call the suitup room

commentators, he's a documentary film maker, his name is michael moore -- he was sort of rooting for bad weather. there were thousands of people on the national mall who could have been hurt by the weather. >> you can't have umbrellas. there's a national security threat. it's raining. michael moore tweets this. he says god, mother, mother nature, karma, climate change, all got together to create this downpour on trump's big day. he had to be encased in bulletproof glass booth. hithey were forced to sit in the rain. he went on. >> he went on, more of his base getting soaked, just not right. come in from the storms, fellow americans, we'll give you universal health care, free college and a secure paper ballot to vote on. when yo talk about trump derangement syndrome, this is it modified. someone that's sitting at home, looking for every opportunity, be it the weather, whatever they can grab on, to get their point across. all those policies he's talking about would be terrible for the country. we take the economic success we've had around the country, it would plummet all of them. the polic

excluded from this fascist society. okay! so let's bring in michael mould of the daily wire, and richard fowler come nationally syndicated radio host and fox news contributor. gentlemen, i imagine you grew up with this original animated classic. what do you think, michael? did you realize it was all these things? >> who knew? i'm so pleased that for the last three years every american slightly to the right of hillary clinton has been called a fascist. now we are in the same company of the beloved disney cartoon character. this was the stupidest article i've ever read in "the washington post," which is truly saying something. it reads like a bad term paper freshman year. problem it was written by a professor and that tells you all you need to know about higher education. "the lion king "is a wonderful story, it's about redemption, grace, endurance. it's based on hamlet, it's based on the books of exodus and genesis. it's not about fascism but because the left has become so culturally illiterate, the only thing they can referred to in the cultural criticism is hitler. everything they don't

the controversial tweets. michael goodwin is a fan of the president. he said he could have gone a tweet too far. he wrote about it eloquently as he always does in today's "new york post." michael, good to see you. >> thank you. i would not describe myself as a fan but as a columnist who thinks the president has the right policies. >> neil: doing a lot of things. >> yes. >> neil: if you had a chance to bounce this off the president, you concern is what? >> it's the phrase "go back." that to me is the most troublesome thing. i disagree -- i agree with him on the substance of what he is saying about these four congress people. i think he's correct about their anti-semitism. he's correct about their anti-americanism. when he said "go back" to where you came from, he's wrong about that. >> neil: conjures up old images. >> those words as congress woman clever said earlier, the historic meaning of those words. they're never said nicely. they're only said the african americans. to immigrants. they were said to jews throughout history. so it's a phrase that i think the president didn't int

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impeachment vote, can we get that? let's bring in legal panel, attorney misty and michael jay moore, former u.s. attorney in george and partner, michael, i will start with you. >> sure. >> this seems to be nadler building legal procedural foundation, first step under the law to move to -- go to courts such as getting the secret grand jury material that mueller used to base his investigation on, could you describe that procedural legal process? >> you know, under the law the grand jury information is secret, done in a way so that people can testify and remain anonymous and they don't have to worry about name come out in the press and they give information in criminal procedure and not worry about being threatened and those kinds of things, purpose of having the grand jury secret, in this case, my guess democrats will move into the provision of federal that in judicial proceeding a judge can release that information so it can be used in that proceeding, they'll be an argument of whether or not the impeachment inquiry or process is judicial proceeding or political proceeding but i think if you

. joining me right now is congressman michael mccall one of the lawmakers to meet with the taiwanese president. good to see you this morning. thank you very much for joining me. >> thanks, good to be here. maria: we were talking about china with jimmy lai, tell me what you spoke with the taiwanese president about. this is something that won't go over well with china. >> not at all. i think our support with taiwan frustrates the chinese. they are getting very aggressive in hong kong as you just heard. they are also getting very aggressive in taiwan. i talked to the madame president, she thinks they are going to interfere in her elections to get a chinese puppet, if you will, elected, just like the case i dealt with in the late 90s that directed us to china era space, director of chinese intelligence, putting money into the clinton campaign because of the policies. this has been going on for a long time, maria. it's really hitting a hot spot right now. and we have to support taiwan. they stand for freedom and democracy in the region, and that's precisely why the chairman and i approved

of your team's treatment of lieutenant general michael flynn? well, general flynn serve this country. he was a combat veteran. 33 years. apparently he has been cooperating with your office for a period of time. as a crutch, sir? he pled guilty to lying but the fbi agent interviewing him, he didn't think they lied. right? but he made a plea agreement anyway. isn't it true that he likely made that plea agreement because he was going bankrupt? he had to sell his house? he could no longer afford legal counsel? is it true that the reports that this 33-year-old veteran and his family and his son that was in business with him was threatened by law enforcement, are you aware of that? are you aware that your team didn't take the plea to lied to the fbi that he had to even though the fbi agent and his interview didn't think he like? do you think he did it may be to save his family? do you find that type of prosecutorial tactics they are, sir? i'm sure you're proud of the fact that we treated 33 year veteran this way. we know your friend james comey acted this way. on day four, when he sent his

followed while michael collins manned their command module. today the white house honoring the apollo 11 mission, aldrin, collins and armstrong. members of the family attended the event. president trump asked aldrin what he thinks of the current space program. >> frankly a little disappointed in the last 10, 15 years. we were able to achieve so much early. we have the number 1 rocket in the u.s., the number 1 space cra craft. we cannot get into lunar orbit. that's a great disappointment to me. >> the president said his administration is working on plans to get to mars. a half century after astronauts first stepped foot on the moon. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> with a phrase and a foot step, neil armstrong became the first man on the moon. >> how am i doing? >> touching down after a trip president kennedy began 8 years earlier. >> i believe this nation should commit itself to achieving a goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> and as the nation united in support, the sky was no longer the

that already gives out free syringes. rob: are these ideas working? michael knowles joins us now to talk about this. you either get tough on it or you can go easier on people, what do you think of this plan? >> guess which way san francisco is going to go? unfortunately, my own city of los angeles isn't very far behind san francisco in this regard. i'm actually just shocked that the politicians in san francisco think that there's an abundance of parking spaces that they're going to give out as safe shelter. i can never find parking when i'm in san francisco. there's no such thing as a safe parking lot to live in. parking lots are meant for parking your car and getting out of your car. every irresponsible teenager, every frugal traveler has dosed off for a few hours in his car. cars are for driving, not for living in. nobody has a right to live on the street. this is unsafe. this is a social band-aid for morally myopic and cowardly politicians who don't want to deal with the real problems of homelessness, which are mental illness, addiction, and they're not enforcing the laws. jillia

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lieutenant general michael flynn, and his battle against the witch hunt, which continues. first, we start with bob mueller. next wednesday, the captain of the witch hunt himself, well, he scheduled to appear before congress in his first and only public hearing. democrats on the intel and judiciary committees are demanding that mueller testify. according to our own, he is saying these very same democrats are now worried that this political stunt is about to backfire and boomerang. wow, that has happened a lot, and for good reason. in his only public comments, rambling contradictory 9-minute presser, robert mueller stated d on any of his findings. he said the written report will be his only testimony. we are talking about the very same report that cleared the president of collusion, conspiracy with russia and didn't charge him with any obstruction. by the way, he was not charged with obstruction. the deputy attorney general, office of legal counsel all said no, didn't happen. meanwhile, mueller is certainly going to face a very crucial questions from republicans. questions i would like to h

expressly to mary young and michael steele and al sharpton, who today called out the president and said let president trump put his money where his mouth is. well, boys and girl, i have a message for you, president trump has given $16 billion in 2018 alone to elijah cummings' district in federal grants. we have given more money in homeless funds to baltimore in the last administration. we have given more money and community development grants than the last administration to baltimore. my question to you guys is this, what are you actually doing with the money so that it benefits residents in the community for once instead of deep pocket crooked politicians? >> sandra: will get into more of that with our next two guests coming up. the case is avidly being made by supporters of the president and members of his party that this president has very good for minority communities when you look at the very low on employment rates. >> absolutely. americans are sick and tired of being put last by politicians who took an oath to put them first. i am in ocasio-cortez's district more than she is

media for analysis. that is a good comment right there. liberal filmmaker michael moore was very critical of robert mueller. he said trump must be gloating next to see not because of the failure that is robert mueller, his report is still a damning document of crimes by trump, but because trump understands the power of the visual and understands that the dems are not street fighters and that is why he will win. the president even -- another tweet michael moore posted saying even michael moore agrees the dems and mueller. it and saturday night live cast member, former snl cast members said the act of looking forward to the mueller hearings as if anything will come of it feels like having lunch with an x you are hoping to get back together with. pretty colorful response from her. >> a lot of other celebrities have many more things to say. thank you so much. the time is 28 minutes after the top of the hour and dueling rulings on the trump administration's asylum policies just hours apart, we are breaking down the case. it could end up in the supreme court. >> trump did everything he

above them. the command module michael collins. then the men who guided their mission safely back to earth, jean krantz. then the niece of president john f. kennedy, kathleen kennedy on her uncles dream that was realized that day. but first, cape canaveral where it all started. and where phil keating says, they are going all out. rick: hi there neil! in about 90 minutes another vice president onboard air force to will and here on the runway used by the space shuttles when they glided back to earth, and early afternoon around 1 o'clock. vice president mike pence as well as the nasa administrator will have an event at the neil armstrong operations facility. that is where they will pay tribute to the 50th anniversary and everyone that it took and the tens of thousands of people who all made apollo 11 happened. 650 million earthlings all around the world watched on their primitive televisions that day. kneeled to the screen as the eagle ended as neil armstrong and buzz aldrin climbed out, walked on the moon, planted a u.s. flag and accomplish what humans for centuries has only fantasized

statements, michael cohen with false statements, you charge michael flynn, three-star general with false statements but the guy who puts the country through this whole saga, starts it all for three years we've lived this now, he lies, and you guys don't charge him. i'm curious as to why? >> i can't get into it and it's obvious we can't get into charging decisions. >> when the f.b.i. interviewed him in february, when the special counsel's office interviewed him, did he lie to you guys, too? >> can't get into that. >> did you interview him? >> can't get into that? >> is he russian or western intelligence? >> can't get into that. >> a lot of things you can't get into. you can charge 13 russians no one has ever heard, seen or you can charge them and all kinds of people around the president with false statements, but the guy who launches everything, the guy who puts this whole story in motion, you can't charge him. i think that's amazing. >> i'm not certain i agree with your characterizations. >> i'm reading from your report. he told papadopoulos, papadopoulos tells the diplomat, the di

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much. >> mike: how does the american first presidents, respond, joining us doesn't respond, michael waltz, and former deputy assistant john yoo mcrae to have you >> president trump has this to say about iran. >> they are showing their colors, it will work out very nicely. iran is in very big trouble right now. the economy is crashing. it's coming to a crash. they're trying to bring soldiers back to home but the cans they can't pay him. a lot of bad things happen to them and it's very easy to straighten up and it's very easy to us to make it a lot worse. >> progress meant is that a bit of a morning shot >> i think the the presidents r that the maximum pressure campaign is working, the iranian regime is desperate and lashing out, as they have done in the past if we look at some of the statistics, their escorts have dropped from two and a half million barrels today, the currency is tanking, their economy is inflating. it is working and they are lashing out as they have done in the past. this is an part and powerful attacks on takers and other things they have done. so i think at this p

i wouldn't bet my own money on it. michael moore was even one of them said, always upset, he wrote this, quote, "a frail old man unable to answer things. stumbling, and unable to answer questions. i said it in 2017 and mueller confirmed his day, while you penance and moderates and lame democrats who told the public to put their face and the esteemed brother mark, shut the f up from now on.w and on that, for once, we agree with michael moore. performing her lawyer and advisor to hillary clinton, he joins us tonight. arela you with michael moore on this? >> you know, my take away is, i tip my hat to the president's supporters, whether on networks, prints, or pendants because the majority of republicans don't agree with what his own head of cia, his own director of national intelligence had which is what that the republicans, the russians did interview interview with the election. most were republicans don't believe that and i say, well done, trump supporter's. and after yesterday, the take away, i think by all fairness is, the russians stole from hillary clinton and the dnc. the trum

. >> bill: we also have the michael cohen documents are going through, let you know if anything is in there that is relevant to what we have today. we have to run. have an awesome thursday. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president trump calling out the four liberal democratic congress women known as "the squad." during a fiery campaign rally in north carolina last night. but the crowd's reaction to one part of his speech is generating controversy today. we will get into it. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself. in the center seat, jon summers, former communications director for former senate majority leader harry reid. he's "outnumbered." this will be a spirited hour. good to see you. >> jon: you as well. >> harris: let's get to the news. president trump not backing down in his feud with the so-called "squad" of progressive democratic argus. despite the upper over his recent tweets for them to "go back to w

a look tonight. >> details of the investigation that set the president's former fixer michael: to prison are not public. a federal judge's orders on rejecting most of the 900 pages of documents related to his cas case. much of the material focuses on payments orchestrated by michae michael: to stephanie clifford, also known as stormy daniels and former "playboy" playmate karen mcdougall, who both alleged affairs with donald trump years before the 2016 election. the documents detail the scope and timing of negotiations between cohen and clifford's attorney, over $130,000 payment which the fbi says was intended to keep clifford from making public statements about the rumored affair on the eve of the 2016 presidential election and thus constitutes a campaign contribution in excess of the applicable limit. the unredacted documents also suggest that-candidate trump was involved in at least one of the phone calls with cohen and hope hicks, who was press secretary for the campaign and is now executive vice president and chief communications officer for fox corporation. with the fbi deter

the bus, including filmmaker michael moore who tweeted "a frail old man unable to remember things, stumbling, refusing to answer basic questions. i set it in 2017 and mueller confirmed it today. all you pundits and moderates and blame dems who told the public to put their faith in the esteemed robert mueller, shut the leap up from now on." then there's the liberal media eating their own words after telling america that mueller's testimony would be a game changer. >> democrats who were counting on mueller to move the ball forward didn't get exactly what they wanted today. >> the form of the entire accountability mission. on optics this was a disaster. >> shaky performance. that's fair to say. >> looked like somebody who had slowed a step or two. maybe he wasn't even in control of the angry democrats. >> it is shocking in the age of trump to look at the democratic party and how inept they seem to be time and time again. >> jesse: meanwhile, president trump and republicans are in full mode and rightfully so. >> this was a devastating day for the democrats. the democrats had nothing,

fall statements company charge michael cohen with all statements, he charged michael flynn, a three-star general model do general the false statements but the guy who puts this country through the whole saga, for three years, he lies, and you guys don't charge him. i'm curious as to why. >> i can't get into it. it's obvious we cannot get into charting decisions. >> you were right to spot the former special counsel was not for him on the earth fusion gps, the firm behind the democrat-funded dossier, and of course that matters because it was used to secure surveillance warrants and multiple renewals. >> when you talk about the firm that produced the steele reporting, the name of the firm that produced that was fusion gps. is that correct? >> i'm not familiar with that. >> let me help you. it's not a trick question. it was fusion gps. >> my intelligence contacts report that it's a standard for the russians or any foreign intelligence service to collect information about both campaigns, so investigating the source of the dossier is like counterintelligence 101, and a major gap and the m

payments arranged by michael cohen, which michael cohen claimed where the president 's direction, has come to an end. the investigation involves payments the president's former lawyer helped orchestrate to two women, actress stormy daniels and playboy centerfold karen mcdougall. after they claimed they had affairs with nonbusinessman donald trump. if the president has denied any relationship with the women. the end of that investigation likely means no additional charges will be filed against anyone, including the president. michael cohen is currently serving a three year prison term in upstate new york for campaign finance violations as well as other offenses, including bank and tax fraud. there is a major shake-up underway tonight at the leading provider of abortion in the united states. planned parenthood is making a change of the top as it faces unprecedented pressure from pro-life forces around the country. here's correspondent garrett tenney. >> i am a doctor, and my job is to take care of women in this country. >> the first position to leave planned parenthood in nearly 50 year

me now, most of the michael knowles show on the daily wire and wendy, a professor and founder of the 1954 equity project. thank you both for coming, good to see you both. i want to continue if i can with this piece that sue bird wrote in "the players' tribune," which is really kind of a magazine geared towards younger soccer players and she goes on to say this. she says, "you got all these crazy blogs writing terrible things about this person you care so much about, and now they're doing takedowns of megan on fox news, and who knows whatever else. it's like an out-of-body experience really." what are your thoughts on that document >> here comes another out-of-body experience, i guess. i don't typically look to wnba stars for my political philosophy, but on this question, she actually seems to know less about sports and she does about politics. what she writes in that piece is what this is fundamentally about is the prowess of a single athlete at the top of her game, and that's not what this is about. trump is right, megan rapinoe and sue bird are wrong. this is about the nation.

intelligence, general michael flynn. maria: right. >> so those are the three entities that we know, and i think what the doj needs to get to bottom of is when did these all intersect. you don't get that until you start to interview people and, remember, the mueller team never bothered to interview -- maria: real quick, we've got to jump, but is it more likely that the cia would integrate all of these international sources across the world or the fb initiation c-- cia or fbi in terms of getting all these intel associates like the downers and mifsuds of the world together? >> well, as you know, we have jurisdiction over both fbi and cia and what they do overseas. maria: yeah. >> we have lots of information of fbi people going overseas and doing things, we don't really have any information from cia. so far they've really come clean. i would say the only one that has, that has questions to answer is john brennan, because we now know that john brennan briefedded harry reid on the dossier in august of 2016. at the same time, he never briefed me or paul ryan who was the speaker of the house at t

turn to an important update from the doj inspector general michael horowitz. remember, we heard from attorney general barr, we thought that the fisa abuse investigation will be concluded and released in may. according to our own catherine herridge tonight several key witnesses have now come forward in the 11th hour and are now cooperating with the inspector general. remember, the prosecutor, john durham, is also interviewing christopher steele, who i'm pretty certain it is going to stick to his sworn testimony in interrogatory in great britain. he had no idea if any of the dossier was true. yeah, the same dossier that was be supposedly verified in october of 2016 by jim comey. remember, then used as a backdoor before the campaign after the campaign, even president trump, to spy on the trump campaign. yeah, the one hillary clinton bought and paid for, those russian lies. here with more from washington tonight is our own catherine herridge. catherine? >> sean, multiple sources tell fox news the timeline has looked for a variety of reasons. justice department inspector general michael h