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kennedy: loretta lynch got in the way of the james comey show. lindsey graham, suggesting that president trump could be his own wot enemy. yesterday on "face the nation" he said the president's habit of commenting on everything on twitter may be his downfall. >> he may be the first president in history to go down because he can't stop talking about an investigation that if you were just guy cut would clear you. kennedy: there are a lot of people who love what he says on twitter. but it's funny the russian investigation may go nowhere and prove nothing. but because the president is impulsive on social media, that may be his great undoing. >> this whole cascade of event with james comey started with a trump tweet that he might have tapes. comey freaked out by his own admission recording his conversation. all because of this one tweet, right? jeas today * and that interview with lester holt where he admitted he fired comey over the russians. >> friday the president said in his press conference that were contradicted by his own son. kennedy: his son

lou: adam schiff calling for an investigation of loretta lynch. this is big stuff when dianne feinstein and the two senior democrats are calling for an investigation of hillary. >> adam schiff and dianne feinstein are the leaders of the democratic party. they are not going to be the voice of of anything that will be compelling to voters. lou: they have nothing to say but guilty. the democratic forward used to say forward. >> it's stunning that we are talking about an investigation into loretta lynch. but it's a long time coming. it should have happened before we found out the latest round of scandalous things. lou: thank you for being with us. that's it for us tonight. congressman jim jordan, general jack keane. pastor robert jeffress joins us. train to breaking news this morning. the white house warned of a new chemical attack against its own people and they set aside will pay a heavy price for that. lauren: two big stories out of washington. the supreme court will review the travel ban and allow parts of it. also watching the senate vote on a he

the fallout for comey and perhaps loretta lynch as well. attorney barbara smith, former clerk to justice alito. let's go to the innuendo and insinuations by james comey which were slurs against the attorney general jeff sessions. what do you make of session's standing after the hearing today? >> i think he acquitted himself well today. i like the way he referred to his long career in service saying i used to be a member of this body and i'm offended you are making these accusations against me giving my longstanding history. lou: i have never seen jeff sessions just as angry as anyone would be to be attacked with these baseless charges and worse by comey as insinuated there were other reasons for his recusal that we learned today is pure balderdash. >> i think anyone in the attorney general's position would be offended, particularly if they thought they did nothing wrong and that came fact hearings today. today. lou: what should the american people make of this, investigating collusion when they are doing neither oversight nor investigation

i want to hear from loretta lynch and bill clinton for that matter. did it just happen that they met at the phoenix airport and discussed their grandchildren? that's pretty preposterous. was that meeting planned? what did they really talk about? the way we find out is we get them under oath. trish: a potential letter was sent to a campaign staffer for debbie wasserman-schultz that potentially said this won't go too far, don't worry. if loretta lynch is making those promises it sounds to me like it's political. >> it's a violation of the law. trish: let's turn to the special counsel for a moment. i find it amazing, i want your thoughts on this, james comey happens to be buddies with robert mueller and robert mueller not only is friends with comey, but he has then stacked the deck essentially by getting a bunch of people added to his team that has donated to hillary clinton's campaign or other democrats. isn't there a fundamental flaw in that? shouldn't there be some rule against that? >> mueller has a reputation in for integrity and honesty. and it was

and you've got loretta lynch and president trump. i realize the trump thing is of far greater magnitude, but the point is he sits down, has a conversation with both these people at two different times, walks away, and they both have a different impression of what transpired. >> look, he's testifying to the best of his ability under oath. let's see what the -- >> they both have incentives to give different versions, and unless they're under oath, they're not going to come forward and say comey got it right. they're going to do their best to spin. so we can't assume his rkz -- >> all right. anyway. what a day it is in washington. the so-called political super bowl is over, so now what? (woman) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. and

and ben carson and a breaking news store tore about loretta lynch and james comey. and mueller's investigation turned into a witch hunt and needs to be shut down immediately. monologue. ♪ >> all right, we have been telling you something t we toldha you something how the fbi director is nothing more than a calulating partison hack that thrived in the dc swamp. we exposed relationship that he leaked to the to "the new york times," that is with robert mueller, and we will explain why this investigation is nothing more than a witch hunt that is aimed to take down the president of the united states. there is also a massive double standard that is being completely ignored here. it is something that the mainstream media won't tell you about, we will do their job. during his testimony last night, the former fbi director, comey, he revealed that president trump was never under investigation, that there was no obstruction of justice, and that the media was lying to you about the russian collusion conspiracy theories, that they have been pushing out for almost ten months. co

the loretta lynch story is a big deal. i don't understand why the networks are refusing to cover it? >> hey, trish, yes you do, but you're too decent to admit it. look, this is, i think donald trump's greatest achievement, trish, he outed the media for the dishonest leftists they are. abc, cbs, nbc, cnn, they are obsessed, i mean obsessed with russia, trump, collusion, 24/7, it is actually hurting them. here we have an example, a year ago, you nailed it, a year ago yesterday, you talk about potential obstruction, bill clinton meets on the tarmac with loretta lynch with the pure design to try to pressure loretta lynch to drop the investigation into his wife and not, not anybody in the media is talking about it. this is what disgusts trump supporters. trish: there now is an investigation into loretta lynch. the point is the media doesn't want to talk about that because they only want to about these so-called investigations which there aren't really investigations but all this collusion, innuendo, between donald trump's campa

loretta lynch wanted me to lie about it. it made him nauseous. >> that right there is an absolute bombshell that nobody knew anything about before today. melissa: right. that was brand new. >> and the idea that, and what that means is, because after, after that conversation between comey and loretta lynch, comey went up to the hill, testified, and used that term, matter instead of investigation, per her request. and so we're standing here today, not only is there no evidence whatsoever that has ever been presented today or fore, prident trump interfered with the election. loretta lynch did interfere with the election because that happened before the election. melissa: marianne, if you think it was devastating day for president trump, i wonder the consequences because he is not facing election for really long time. nobody said anything there, you know anything even remotely on the level of impeachment or anything like, so what is the damage if it is as bad as saw it was? >> this is the start. after james comey left hearing ro

you only believe comey when he talks about loretta lynch. you don't believe him when he says the president of the united states said to back off michael flynn. >> give it to him half the time. the immediamedia doesn't believ president when he speaks all the time. >> the most distressing part for me is an american citizen. you have the president of the united states meeting with the fbi director who was actually conducting an investigation of russian interference in the u.s. democracy. and not once in those sessions did the president express any interest or concern about the russian interference in our democracy. the only thing he wanted to do was pressure james comey to back off of him personally and politically. >> that is further proof he wasn't trying to interfere with the investigation. >> proof he didn't care. >> guys, jason miller, hilary rosen. thank you. chris. >>> on top of what you just heard, when the president asked to clear the room and ask james comey to drop the michael flynn investigation, what do you think he wanted to do? j

that said, the biggest losers, loretta lynch. the former attorney general who clearly told him to call the clinton email investigation a matter and not an investigation. the other loser, the media. comey says there are many, many stories pointing to anonymous sources that are dead wrong. "the new york times" was called out numerous times in this hearing. i think you're going to look at this overall and you're going to see both sides are going to see points. i think jim comey comes off as answering all questions pretty forthcoming. >> bill: thanks. chris wallace, let's go around the horn. chris, where do you think we are now? >> there were different audiences watching this. if i were donald trump's lawyer, i'd be pretty happy because repeatedly, and up to the day he was fired, comey says there is no evidence that led to an investigation of donald trump. he was not under investigation and on the question of obstruction of justice, he said that's an open question that will have to be decided by the special counsel, robert mueller, h

why did loretta lynch tell james call me not to call the investigation and investigation? call it a matter? what more are they talking about on the tarmac, bill clinton and loretta lynch, why didn't hillary have any consequences for that unsecured server in her bathroom? and why for the 33,000 emails? i mean there is a laundry list of things. prosecution for lois lerner for heaven sakes and the irs, there are so many pieces of government power, and this has nothing to do with normal chum, he wasn't president, barack obama was, there are some things to investigate that have nothing to do with donald trump. >> hannity: good to see you. it tonight on this busy breaking his night. >> there is a level of viciousness that i was not expecting, i was not expecting the intensity of this experience. >> hannity: the first daughter, ivanka ivanka trump a democrat, says that she was shocked by the viciousness of this. donald trump holds his first full cabinet meeting today, dr. ben carson was in the room, he will join us as we continue right here in the studio. ♪ destroy. but when it

loretta lynch's investigation? >> he ended the obstruction case against the president of the united states peered his own testimony ended that. >> and there is a point there. when you look at it, obstructio obstruction, they talk to all the intelligence chief. they've asked everyone over and over in congress again. in testimony, did president trump try to obstruct this investigation. they all said no. my question is, if they are now lying and backtracking, and now people are leaking, i just find it hard to believe that they would live before congress. >> everything is ass backwards here. they are investigating the wrong people. no country has been lied to on a profound level. speak out this is the fundamental issue of a constitutional republic. that's what this is. we have a constitution. if we can keep it, and that's the key. >> sean: dual standard of justice by james comey. and comey should be investigate investigated. loretta lynch should be investigated. these other two should recuse themselves and get out of t

loretta lynch's investigation? >> he ended the obstruction case against the president of the united states peered his own testimony ended that. >> and there is a point there. when you look at it, obstructio obstruction, they talk to all the intelligence chief. they've asked everyone over and over in congress again. in testimony, did president trump try to obstruct this investigation. they all said no. my question is, if they are now lying and backtracking, and now people are leaking, i just find it hard to believe that they would live before congress. >> everything is ass backwards here. they are investigating the wrong people. no country has been lied to on a profound level. speak out this is the fundamental issue of a constitutional republic. that's what this is. we have a constitution. if we can keep it, and that's the key. >> sean: dual standard of justice by james comey. and comey should be investigate investigated. loretta lynch should be investigated. these other two should recuse themselves and get out of t

lynch, when it came to the clinton email investigation. you mentioned the characterization that you'd been asked to accept that this is a matter and not a criminal investigation, which you said it was. there was the matter of president clinton's meeting on the tarmac with the his wife was a subject to a criminal investigation, and you suggested that perhaps there are other matters that you may be able to share with us later on in a classified setting, but it seems to me that you clearly believe that loretta lynch, the attorney general, had an appearance of a conflict of interest on the clinton email investigation. is that correct? >> i think that's fair. i didn't believe she could credibly decline that investigation, at least not without grievous damage to the

i will read to you that the letter that the judiciary committee sent to loretta lynch. detailing what you talked about. did she at the same time to stifle the investigation of the clinton campaign and email scandal that erupted. first part of the letter this say specifically, the fbi is reported to obtained an. mail, memo, written by a democratic operative who expressed confidence miss lynch would keep the clinton investigation from going too far. it goes on to talk about james comey, former fbi director's testimony in congress, talking about matters he could not discuss but when we learned that loretta lynch had told him to refer to this as a matter, the already then goes on to get specific these contacts between lynch and the dnc and the clinton campaign. i am going to read to you what it says. more specifically the russian intelligence document reportedly quote, referred to an email supposedly written about it then chair of the democratic national committee, representative shults debbie wasserman schultz and sent to leonard bernardo, according to article appeared in

and all i am saying with loretta lynch is before anyone jumps to any conclusions we ought to hear what she has to say and let her state something privately and see if it makes much of a difference. i don't know that it will. >> dickerson: on healthcare, 4th of july, mitch mcconnell says. >> >> yeah, look. with mitch mcconnell, mitch mcconnell is the leader of the senate, and to have this issue, which affects a sixth of our economy, 10s of millions of people, millions would lose coverage, lose preexisting conditions, hurting the elderly, hurting women, to do this in private without hearings, without amendments, it would be one of the most outrageous examples of legislative malpractice in decades. i am appealing to leader mcconnell, once you have your bill, once you have your bill, put it forward in public, like we democrats did, there are amendments on obamacare that are native as part of the bill. >> dickerson: senator, i am sorry, we have run out of time. >> go forward that way. i am sorry. are you -- >> dickerson: we have run out of time. >> is there a sound problem here. >> dickerso

lynch, if the loretta lynch stuff is not good. i'm a republican rhino, i want that story out there. i want them to go after the hypocrisy. if they don't know exist, she was under investigation. >> harris: when he puts together his war room, battles with the g.o.p. there? you need all hands on deck. you need a section that is doing that in a section over here that is beating the drums on what they're doing well. i am wondering, it does the g.o.p. members have enough cohesion at this point to help the president out? to help themselves to move forward towards a mentor? >> chris: to a broad belief in washington is by the time the investigation is on, there will be some damage to the president as he reported late described. james comey is a satellite. are there any satellites that did anything wrong, i want to know about it. he did not consider it obstructive, because the president was saying, i want to know if someone did wrong, i want to know about it so i can deal with those people. the broad assumption what it wanted to comment the

she wants to know more about that loretta lynch meeting when loretta lynch asked james comey allegedly to down play the investigation. said don't call this hillary clinton email thing an investigation. let's call it a matter. well, now we are finding out more information and it gets worse there are reports that james comey has more information on loretta lynch than the 45-minute tarmac meeting with president clinton. steve: that's right. in fact, he went to have a meeting with her to talk about how that tarmac meeting created a conflict of interest. and that was really bad for the department. and then he revealed that he had in his possession a sensitive document that she did not know the fbi had. and what it said was is between political figures and it said circumstantial that loretta lynch was going to put the kibosh, i think that's how sarah carter of circa news puts it put the kibosh on any further investigation of hillary clinton. listen to this. here is sarah carter who has the story on circa along with john solomon. >> we know that lawmakers were briefed on a meeting that direct

more senate republicans want answers from loretta lynch. lawmakers saline much should testify about her handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. jim comey said he felt queazy about lynch's cozy relationship with the children tons on attempts to downplay the probe. joining me now, sarah carter, national reporter for circa news. >> the senate judiciary committee is going to be look at this. i know they say there is a high likelihood they will be calling loretta lynch to testify. whether she chooses to testify will be up to her. this is also senator dianne feinstein, and she is a democrat. loretta lynch asked former director comey to call the investigation a matter and not an investigation. what john and i have uncovered at circa was the fact there was a piece of sensitive communication. it was a piece of intelligence the f.b.i. collected and director comey confronted lynch about. it was basically an seem between two politicians to political people connected to clinton that basically said loretta lynch promised to put the kibosh on

steve: except loretta lynch. >> loretta lynch. only people influenced election, was obama administration, loretta lynch, jim comey trying not to move forward with an investigation because he was asked not to. steve: corey, doesn't it look to you, jim comey was source of leak and had memos, doesn't it look like he kept memos as kind of an insurance policy so if he ever got najim, by the way, mr. president, i've been taking really good notes, this is what you told me? harris: shells like revenge. >> he worked for previous administration never took a memo after leaving a meeting. he asked for private meeting in the first place, trump tower. was so compelled willtrump tower, started typing in his vehicle according to his own testimony? this is cya in the business. you know what that means. cover your you know what. harris: we got it. >> jim comey is about protecting jim comey. not doing what is best for the country or the president. brian: comey era is done, probably through, out of a job, will get a better-paying job. what is your ad

must be loretta lynch that is the problem." let's get her on the hot seat. it's interesting, i know it's a lot of looking at the tea leaves, but we are also hearing the drumbeat of her trying to explain away why she lost. you haven't seen another name popped out of the democrats, they know they've got to come. it is interesting. >> she can't be attorney general again, it makes perfect sense. why not sacrifice someone like loretta lynch, that is part of the hillary clinton playbook. in most cases for them, it is a fall girl. susan rice or loretta lynch. >> i would like to see attorney general lynch get grilled about that meeting on the airplane with bill clinton. we know they talked about more than golf and the grandkids and breakfast which is what she said in an interview. every interview she has done was completely -- more folly than the james comey hearing. why did the obama administration tomorrow to stop the russian meddling in the investigation it was so detrimental to hillary clinton? >> asked the question of the da day,

loretta lynch should be investigated. these other two should recuse themselves and get out of the way.tt when we come back, we are goingg wrap things up. very tough day here. alexandria, virginia. on the road. thanks for being with us. all >> sean: all right. that's going to wrap things up from alexandria, virginia, tonight. >> sean: all right that's going to wrap things up from alexandria, virginia.he again, our thoughts and prayers withr congressman scalise. as always, thanks fork being wih us. and we will see you back here from washington, d.c. stay tuned, tucker carlson his next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we are alive on the east coast to bring you the details of the terrible shooting that took place this morning and alexandria, virginia. a politically motivated shooting. an act of political violence undertaken by a 66-year-old man from illinois with a profound grudge for the republican party on the trump administration. there was a witness who recorded the unfortunate moments of t

comey, then say why are they not investigating loretta lynch for obstruction of justice because she did give a directive to james comey and he followed it. lou: congresswoman marcia blackburn, thank you for being with us. up next. draining that swamp in washington, d.c., draining all of those swamp creatures who inhabit it. we are going to talk with steve forks and ned ryun about whether firing robert mueller might be a step in the right direction. quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. lou: in our online poll we asked, should the department of justice appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the clinton email scandal, the clinton meeting with loretta lynch, lynch's collus

i would not say that james comey is that the password, but i would like to hear what loretta lynch's explanation was. >> meghan: appearing to side with senator dianne feinstein who said she felt queasy over the thought of the investigation that may have been politicized by lynch. the marks come as a senate judiciary where feinstein has launched an investigation into whether she tried to bury the clinton probe. it is "queasy." they are both staying at, what you mean? >> bill: i think it is a gentle version of what they would say. but it is a weird day for me. i not only agree with schumer on the 50/50, but i agree with schiff. >> meghan: so many things agreeing with you. >> bill: this is bad business. it was amazing, don't you think it was amazing when comey threw it out. almost unnecessary, just threw it out to get his revenge. he really gets an end for people. but there should be an investigation. that is a very serious crime. >> kennedy: it was very deliberate. how he'd said it, what exactly he said. as you remember, and some of the testimony, he alluded to the fact that there were

scott, did loretta lynch do something wrong? >> with a benign comment, let's callt a matter, t an investigatio trish: let me get back to that meeting on the tarmac though? >> yeah. trish: sitting down with bill clinton. >> one thing she did, that jeff sessions hasn't really done effectively is, she not only recused herself, but she left it up to the fbi comey, to make his own decision. boy, james comey make those decisions not once, but you twice. trish: called it a matter. >> that is not worth investigating as term of art. i'm a former prosecutor. trish: obstruction of justice getting in the plane to tell bill clinton, don't worry about everything, i got it all under control? we'll nip ited in bud. >> she recused herself. trish: go ahead, gina. >> the republicans -- >> scott, a thief never gets caught the first time. you and i both know this. there was a whole lingo, a whole manner of operating going on, for her to be able to just mention to comey she wanted to refer it to as a matter, to help hillary clinton in her race. >> wh

at the indictment of the obama administration and former attorney general, loretta lynch. comey admitted that she was able to pressure him into toning down his own language when speaking publicly about hillary clinton's email investigation. wow. we will do a deep dive into that. i want to go back to several things i said about james comey right here on this program on may 9th, the night he got fired. the reason it's so necessary to do this is -- you cannot look at today's testimony as some of the media are as this little bubble. equal justice under the law. comey failed you, the american people, at every single turn. he disrespected our constitution. he didn't care about equal application of the rule of law. he created a two-tiered justice system. one for hillary and bill clinton and one for the rest of america by ignoring the many, many crimes we know she committed. remember when comey laid out everything that was found on hillary clinton's private email server, that she stuffed in a mom and pop shop? bathroom closet? that had top-secret classified and even special access

this thing with loretta lynch is the biggest bombshell of the day. stuart: okay, we'll take that, judge. thank you very much indeed. >> you're welcome. stuart: see you shortly on the program. joining us now jim demints, former senator of north carolina and senior of the states. jim, it looks like the democrats have a problem they did not expect. it may be the obama team that interfered with the election. what say you, jim? >> they've sure opened a box now that i think is going to back fire because clearly whatever happened with russia or whatever happened during the election was on obama's watch. and it was his job to secure our nation and apparently he didn't do it. apparently a lot was going on that we suspected that we couldn't prove at the time. as you've talked about all morning, washington's locked down and that's why i have decided to get involved on two fronts, not only to continue to help conservatives in washington, but to work with the states to push back against the federal government. stuart: that's a very long-term prospect, jim. >> i d

bill clinton met with loretta lynch on the tarmac two days before. we're looking at existence of a memo where she tells a democratic operative, we won't let this go too far. do you believe she interfered? >> i think it is too early to tell. there are legitimate questions raised by some of the responsiblegations. iallegations it is appropriate to examine what happened. jim comey testified with respect to her telling him to call it a matter instead of a investigation, that in and of itself would not be an obstruction in my judgment. what are the reasons for that direction? it contributed to jim comey's concerns abouts loretta lynch's commitment to this investigation, and perhaps one of the reasons why, when she came out and july, of last year, and to talk about the clinton e-mail investigation. why he did so on his own without participation of the attorney general. maria: you know there are a lot of questions to be asking. it maria: american people want justice, from all of the leaking. to you know the attacks on the president and his agenda to the obs

maria: and then the loretta lynch stuff. that struck me yesterday, kevi kelly. kevin: that was surprisi and also that he has a friend that's willing to leak stuff for him. dagen: comey chose to leak. maria: admitting that he actually leaked classified information to a professor at colombia who then leaked it to the new york times. we are talking about all of the above this morning. european parliament member uk leader nigel farage is with us this morning. jim kallstrom weighing in and view from the suit in terms of all of the above. we kick it off with the top story, british prime minister may kicking ahead with minority government after the conservative party loses majority. benjamin hall live in london. benjamin, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria. talk about a political miscalculation, this certainly was one. a staggering result we saw overnight. the conservatives were over 20 points ahead a few weeks ago, they have thrown all of that away. what it means now that although they won the most seats they have not passed the important figure of 326 and we

loretta lynch after the former f.b.i. director james comey raising concerns about her involvement in the hillary clinton email investigation. republicans on the senate judiciary committee are seizing on comey's testimony earlier this month that he was concerned over the former attorney general telling the f.b.i. to refer the clinton investigation as a matter, which resembled the clinton campaign line. the move could allow republicans to attempt to pivot away from the investigation into russia's election meddling, which top g.o.p. lawmakers have signaled belongs to the intelligence committee, and instead focus on loretta lynch, who's long been a target of republicans. senator john cornyn, the number two senate republican from texas, a member of both intelligence and judiciary, saying, "it would be very helpful for lynch to testify before the judiciary panel," which oversees the justice department. again, that this morning from "the hill" newspaper. john in philadelphia, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning.

you look at loretta lynch, and you say absolutely there is no there there. you look at trump and say there is no there there. but, at least comey actually said that loretta lynch pressured him to use campaign language to help hillary win. he's actually saying that that happened, and the only reason it is being ignored -- coat >> kimberly: and is proof of the! >> juan: that is not proof. i'm just saying, it's not just a meeting between the two of them, but a group of people come together and she says the fbi doesn't disclose that we are doing an investigation or not doing an investigation. >> kimberly: how do you explain snakes on a plane? how do you explain the whole thing teaming on a plane? bill clinton's involvement. >> greg: i'm saying snake on a plane for him. there was only one snake on that plane. >> kimberly: i beg to differ. before she begs to differ. >> kimberly: never mind. >> greg: i think were saying the same thing. >> kimberly: okay, the point is, there are actual statements to back this up. the problem is that when you look at this, and i want

you look at loretta lynch, and you say absolutely there is no there there. you look at trump and say there is no there there. but, at least comey actually saidct that loretta lynch pressured him to use campaign language to help hillary win. he's actually saying that that happened, and the only reason it it is being ignored -- >> kimberly: there is proof of that! >> juan: that is what he said. >> kimberly: now, you don't want to believe it. >> greg: what happened at the mayflower hotel? >> juan: it is not just the meeting between the two of them, but a group of people come together, and she says, the fbi doesn't disclose that we are doing an investigation are not doing an investigation. >> greg: how would you feel if the deaths were's fault? >> kimberly: how do you explain snakes on a plane? how do you explain the whole thing teaming on a plane? >> greg: it was snake on a planent. >> dana: bill clinton is involved. >> greg: i am saying snake on a plane -- it was snakes -- there is only one snake on that plane. [laughter] >> greg: never mind. >> juan: oh, my g

and frankly, i don't think loretta lynch discussion here is going to have a whole lot of legs. i would defer to my friend ron who has got a lot more political sensibility and experience on this than i do but as i look at this i don't think that. >> but it's got big rock like legs in terms of showing you wanting to own any errors by the president of the united states. >> yeah and in fact, i said yesterday it was a very clarifying day both because former director comey made allegations under oath and because of the way the republicans reacted but there was a third thing that happened that i thought was important and reveal chg is that while all of this was going on the house republicans pass legislation to essentially repeal a big chunk of the financial regulations that were imposed after the crash and in the senate you saw movement among break down the resistance among some moderate republicans that expanded medicaid and thus the repeal of the aca is moving forward. they're better off holding together and passing their agenda than turning on trump and that's a big gamble because

they have no choice. >> hannity: loretta lynch needs to be investigated. hillary clinton we know committed a felony. this must be cleaned up if this country is going to move forwar forward. and if a president is able to do his job, to me that is the big issue. >> this is what i call the unelected bureaucrats. that has to be put to a stop now. there's no time to waste. that's not the way the constitution works. >> hannity: i want hillary prosecuted because she committed felonies. that's just a fact. thank you. what does the president's family think about johnny depp assassination comments in all of the other things said. also our exclusive interview with president trump. also an interview with ivanka. also have you wondered who is behind the fake news in this country? country? to people you may never have ♪ country? to people you may never have ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and still have dry eye symptoms? ready for some relief? xiidra is the first and only eye drop approved for both the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, twice a day. common side effe

it's not just republicans calling for an investigation of loretta lynch. democrat diane feinstein suggests she needs to come in and get to the bottom of this. it is new information we got from james comey's testimonies. because loretta lynch directed him to call it a matter and not an investigation which sounded an awful lot like the hillary clinton talking pointed, that made james comey very uncomfortable, concerned. but he followed the order anyway. since we have this new information under oath, you have republicans and democrats saying they need to find more information about this. arthel: what is the likelihood of loretta lynch testifying before the senate judiciary committee? >> i think republicans will want to be pushing him to do that. but i think loretta lynch really probably has no interest in testifying because democrats think this is old news and irrelevant. sow i think it remains to be seen. i don't think they will want to be forthcoming. we'll have to see if chuck grassley makes that news. they will there are why didn't they go after loretta l

by my account loretta lynch, we have potential collusion. by my account, the democrats have a problem on their hands. hillary clinton was criminally investigated too. my attitude about this is, you are a special counsel now, now mr. special counsel when you're done hiring every liberal democrat in washington, d.c., you might want to reconsider what you are doing and take a look at the prior administration. >> sean: we have a shared belief, i call it, there's a silent coup going on in this country and these forces aligning against the government. you have your own way of saying it, mark. we've got these real problems. we also both agree that the americans had a tipping point and we better get it right now and what they are doing to destroy this man is unprecedented in history and this goes to the heart of your book. one of the things i love about your books is, your passion for your constitution and the country for our founders, but not only that, those who inspired them come shining through. they all warned about deep state, they all warned