wasserman schultz. ok let me go back to philip in washington right before i went to the break you were talking about. how a. profile powered lawyer is defending this former i.t. specialist from pakistan. this should not send off some bells to the media also i mean if this is such a small fry and the crime that he's alleged to have committed so minor while the muscle go ahead yeah that's exactly the point i mean if this were indeed a minor offense this guy would not be the lawyer i mean this apart from anything else emraan alon had declared bankruptcy a couple years before he couldn't afford this guy and this guy wouldn't take this kind of case so why is a clinton confidant lawyer involved in defending this guy i mean that's a serious question that has to be answered ha let me speculate here they make him a deal ok they make him a deal he he. spills the beans tells them what he's got tells them what they know about debbie and then the next step is they go talk to also been scholtz they say this is what w

well i think that i think that debbie wasserman schultz would rather go down with the ship. unfortunately i believe i believe that debbie wasserman schultz needs to be investigated because of the fact that the all one's stored potentially classified information on an outside servers i have no idea why hillary clinton used an outside server company two companies river and dado inc which included cloud service to store her classified top secret special access program intelligence e-mails i have no idea why debbie wasserman schultz would allow the ones to store the e-mails of thirty house democrats on outside servers all the f.b.i. and capitol police have to do is ask emraan a one and demand knowledge from debbie wassermann schultz regarding where outside the u.s. government these this intelligence is stored if we have tech staffers that are taking information from the u.s. government and storing it outside the u.s. government that's all the f.b.i. needs to ask it's not a very difficult question to ask and it's not a very difficult. piece of information to find out where these

there has been an ethics complaint filed against debbie wasserman-schultz. judge jeanine: forget ethics. this woman didn't fire the guy when everybody else did. we have no-show jobs. this is prima facia criminal activity. >> the house we have to investigate what information these guys took, where did they send it and was our security or the integrity of the house jeopardized by their access to that information. judge jeanine: thanks so much for being with us. set your watch it' who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. judge jeanine: i'm no exterminator, if you neither are the crime fighters in warn. they -- in washington. so i hit the streets to find stout what you think about it. we know there are l

there has been an ethics complaint filed against debbie wasserman-schultz. judge jeanine: forget ethics. this woman didn't fire the guy when everybody else did. we have no-show jobs. this is prima facia criminal activity. >> the house we have to investigate what information these guys took, where did they send it and was our security or the integrity of the house jeopardized by their access to that information. judge jeanine: thanks so much for being with us. set your watch it's almost ♪ if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvi

there has been an ethics complaint filed against debbie wasserman-schultz. judge jeanine: forget ethics. this woman didn't fire the guy when everybody else did. we have no-show jobs. this is prima facia criminal activity. >> the house we have to investigate what information these guys took, where did they send it and was our security or the integrity of the house jeopardized by their access to that information. judge jeanine: thanks so much for being with us. set your watch it's almost street justice time. this week's installment is next. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now through august 31. judge jeanine: i'm no exterminator, if you neither are the crime fighters in warn. they -- in washington. so i hit the streets to find stout what you think about it. we know there are leakers. there is a rat in the whi

was debbie wasserman-schultz protecting a potential criminal? >> well, i don't know if i want to attribute to mallace, what can easily be attributed to in competence. he's showing the same level of capability and inside that made her such a success heading up the democrats for so long so if debbie wasserman-schultz it's a flip of the coin. is she covering something up or just kind of dumb. i don't know which, could be either or both. >> liz: to clear it up do you think jessica it's time for debbie wasserman-schultz to testify for congress. she won't do it apparently now because national security is an issue. if they had access to house foreign affair committee members e-mails and house intelligence as well. i think i saw something that was sold information to foreign entities. >> liz: yes. so that is a huge consideration if that is true she absolutely should testify. i personally don't think that debbie wasserman schultz is dumb but she is clear hi-- >> liz: why isn't she testifying >> oh, i don't know she didn't tell me but i think she should.

that worked for debbie wasserman schultz. why didn't he follow her example? after all, "the daily caller" is reporting that her aide smashed a hard drive, something he denies.om and put the broken up government property hard drive inside of his garage. what about this? maybe manafort should have refused to hand over any documents at all. why? it worked for eric holder during fast and furious in that scandal. maybe manafort should have met with the attorney general on the tarmac for 48 minutes.an and had a little private discussion about their grandchildren. that worked for bill clinton and loretta lynch. the destroy-trump-media and democrats are such massive hypocrites when it comes to law and justice in this country. all of those examples clearly prove it. paul manafort, he did make a huge mistake. paul manafort should have followed the examples of hillary clinton, debbie wasserman schultz, eric holder, and loretta lynch. paul manafort gets a predawn raid? what did they think he was going to do? what the democrats did in 5 minutes at 5:00 a.m.? probably take

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ad for debbie wasserman-schultz has been indicted. imran awan has been connected to a bank fraud scheme. he was arrested at dulles international airport where he was trying to flee to pakistan. former white house chief strategist steve bannon giving an interview to "the weekly standard" rocking the world by saying the trump presidency that we fought for and won is over. we still have a huge moment and we'll make something of this trump presidency, but that presidency is over. i think they are going to try to moderate him. joining me is editor of the "daily caller," katie frates and nick adams. what do you make of these late statements by steve bannon. >> darn i guess that the presidency is over from what it was when they won. it hasn't been going well. people are getting fired left and right. i don't think it's a bad thing that bannon is gone. you have john kelly in the white house doing this job and moderating things. >> i'm convinced this is going to be a very successful presidency. perhaps the best ever. maybe it' the eternal optim

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tonight the daily color is it reporting exclusively, debbie wasserman schultz is i.d. staffer still has an active account. how is that possible? joining us now, the one reporter in this country who actually sees this for the news that is, daily caller investigative reporter luke rosiak. let me get this straight, this is a guy who had family members who worked and got fired at mcdonald's. another one worked at a car dealership. double billing, they knew it for a year, she kept him working. broken government hard drives in his garage. and he still has an active account, really? >> he's been accused of fraud throughout his life, all kinds of red flags. he's been indicted, the cops are all over them, this whole time he's got this second email address. at this crazy email address. this is a backdoor into the house system. even with all the attention on him, even with the fbi all over this. all of the case. he's got a backdoor which is something that hackers do. they get a backdoor. authorities banned him from the network, they say this guy is a danger from congress, it's be

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and not debbie wasserman schultz. here's another example, how would the media react if president trump deleted 33,000 emails and then use acid wash bleach to get rid of them totally and then get rid of information in a private server and smash mobile phones with hammers. one of donald trump's lawyers turnover blackberries to the fbi that didn't have any sim cards? what good are they? how would the media have reacted back in january that it was a republican, and rnc operative who met with the ukrainian ambassador, at the ukrainian embassy? how they react at the attorney general, just before that person was about to make a decision about the possible crime they committed. how would the media have reacted from donald trump himself? want to talk about russia? if you give up 20% of the kickbacks to some charity or the trump organization, over $145 million, turn the tables on them, there's no doubt to the media would be in a breathless all-out frenzy. since those scandals don't evolve democrats, they don't care. that's why

and then like debbie wasserman schultz's case, a hard drive smashed up and i.t. guys garage -- doesn't that sound lif justice? politics aside. if i did all that, when i go to jail? wouldn't i be likely indicted? >> it's really problematic behavior. i've also deleted 30,000 emails by a contractor, not anyone associated by the clinton campaign. we want the same rules to apply to politicians that are applied to us. >> sean: daniel, you are a good sport. i don't know why you come on my radio and tv show. >> punishment. [laughs] >> sean: thank you. when we come back, were "hannity" after this. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. he andre is an air traffic controller. when it comes to planning the best routes, nobody does it better. he's also a championship-winning football coach. look at that formation. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately for andre, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so he can understand the details and be sure he's

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stuart: debbie wasserman schultz has been in the eye of the storm so to speak. what has she done wrong that makes you want her out? >> debbie has been in a lot of media here recently focused on a lot of issues that don't help us rebrand the party the way we want to be rebranded. we have to focus on our issues. we have to make sure we have letting our voters know democrats are the party who have passed legislation. democrats are the party who are fighting for people. democrats are the party who addressed health care. democrats are the party who can govern. stuart: are you voice of the bernie sanders wing of the democrat party because debbie wasserman schultz structured the campaign away from senator sanders? >> i'm the voice of the people's platform of the democratic party. a lot of those people are bernie sanders people, but a lot of people are hillary clinton people as well. we're the people who want fair wages. we're the people who want affordable health care. we're the people who want to retire with dignity. stuart: now you -- >> we're the next generation of

i want to see one story on c-span about debbie wasserman schultz's i.t. guy arrested at the airport trying to flee the country. you people have not done anything on that story. host: we read the story last week. caller: you read about a paragraph. people out here, where the rubber meets the road, can see just like that lady in new york was saying. it is obvious to us people out here that everyone in the media, including c-span, are liars. whohave a lady on yesterday said she was from third way. she's not from third way. operative,mocratic and you had her on for half an hour. whosome guests on their will tell the american public the truth about the democrats and debbie wasserman schultz and the i.t. guy who was selling all the stuff off her computer to pakistan. he had links to hamas and hezbollah. host: all right, we have your point. for those following that story, representatives want the investigation into debbie wasserman schultz. they want to investigate the hiring of a man who potentially scanned his house employers. debbie wasserman schultz is expec

and debby wasserman schultz was deemed a threat to american national security. yet apparently still has a secret mail address getting into the house of representatives computer network. an unbelievable story. an unbelievable story. mark steyn has more. for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a fox news alert for you. flood waters starting to recede finally after days in houston. thousands of texans still need rescuing. many residents of a flooded nursing home were brought to safety. for more on the situation, we go to trace gallagher. who is it like, trace? >> i'll tell you, tucker, it's receding here in houston. go to beaumont, port arthur, the water is still rising there. we spent 4 1/2 hours on a blackhawk he

guy work for debbie wasserman-schultz. he was arrested for blank fraud before he tried to flee to pakistan. his wife already left for pakistan. and they were sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to pakistan, lord knows how, but some of it came from the congressional federal credit union. that's a very important institution. for them to be involved in an illegal transfer of money is a problem be is it not? >> it was a family operation. a brother and his wife involved and another. you have 5 or related pakistanis running an information technology operation not just for debbie wasserman-schultz but also for a number of other democrats. they had access to the intelligence committee and the foreign relations committee servers and all the communications, their email as well. david: that includes very secret stuff. this guy had inside dealing with pakistan of some sort whose family fled to pakistan. was about to flee himself before he was arrested. he had access to the most of secret information and emails manageable. >> when

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you've got real corruption, debbie wasserman schultz and hillary clinton. all of those things get ignored. the noise creates where we are tonight and i cannot believe the double standard. i know i should be used to it but this is beyond the pale of anything i've seen. >> the fact is dennis prager's essay on a second american civil war is right, it's not a double standard, it's a simple standard. if you're the left, you hate donald trump. if you're the left, anything you can do to undermine him it's okay. you'll automatically ignore scandals no matter how big. take debbie wasserman schultz that involves some pakistanis who were involved in information technology in the house over a period period of 13 years, they stole from the house we have no idea how much information they got. this involves 37 different democrats it doesn't just involve one. in a world where the news media was serious and covering scandals, this would be a page one story every day because it reads like a novel it's so unbelievable. >> sean: would like a voice in the wilderness. >> i think

former debbie wasserman schultz i.t. aide, and his family is indicted on four charges, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, engaging in unlawful monetary transactions, which basically means money laundering. here is former federal prosecutor doug burns. and what is extraordinary doug, you read the indict, you look what imran awan, it was dozens congresspeople, not just debbie wasserman schultz. >> okay, he was i.t. aide to debbie wasserman schultz. reality he and his family got $4 million in fees for doing i.t. work. david: by the way, he and his wife are only two indicted but they're investigating other members of his family. >> to your point there was a lot more money involved. on the case itself in the indictment, what it is they received a two line of credits loans against two parcels of real estate, the way the rules worked you couldn't get loan if they were rental properties. untaxed assets. david: this shows how idiotic the congressional federal credit union is. they gave him a loin of $160,000, a home equity loan on

a former it aid for florida congress woman debbie wasserman- schultz. this indictment includes four counts of conspiracy and making false statements. his wife was also indicted this past week. we're back with our panel ed rol lins and mary kissel. this story is incredible because here is a guy making three or four times the average it guy working for debar wasserman- schultz exposed to the sensitive data about foreign policy and intelligence and then tried to flee the country. >> remember if she was wasn't a member of congress from florida she was chairman of the democratic national committee so if he's computer literate he has access to everything in the world going on. this should be a big investigation. there's no congress investigation at this point in time as he's in the legal system but i think this is one of the great scandals that needs to be unraveled. >> maria: i think you're right. what do you think, mary? >> one of many government scandals the big story here to me maria is just the sheer in competence. this man, his wife, his brothers , the

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wasserman schultz. ed henry has the latest on the challenges facing these democrats from the whitishness all we've been hearing this week about in party politics is in-fighting - - . other gop lawmakers splitting from this president. particularly around house minority leader nancy pelosi. the news agency surveyed 20 democratic candidates for the house in the 2018 mid-terms to see if they win will they vote for her as party leader. only one of 20 said they'd vote for her, one said no. 18 democrats out of 20 would not answer whether they would vote for nancy pelosi. to be sure, republican leaders like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell are not particularly popular around the country, but there's particular disdain among pelosi among democrats lingering on the special election victory largely because republicans ran a barrage of ads. there was talk of knocking her out of the job, but she's hung on because she still wields power and can cut off fund raising dollars to anyone who crosses her. for democrat candida

the fact that debbie wasserman schultz has doubled down on this and escaped modern day saint. says he is being targeted because is he muslim is an offense to most americans and should be to muslim americans who are innocent and wrongly accused. ainsley: that marine who went to the fbi who is a black democrat. said he is appalled that debbie wasserman schultz is diminishing the fact of the criminal behavior associated with this and trying to use the islamophobia card. brian: no one is covering. this unbelievable. ainsley: mainstream media not covering it the last two days, zero. steve: but we are. the president of the united states, if you had been watching, he has been on twitter a lot. he is taking some shots at the congress, in particular the establishment of congress. he tweeted out yesterday, regarding mitch mcconnell the only problem i have with mitch mcconnell is that after hearing repeal and replace for seven years he failed that never should have happened. we were talking about this yesterday. the president was seemed that mitch said to a newspaper that he was inexperi

caller: yeah, good morning, yeah, i think debbie wasserman schultz is going to be something, i think it is related lot to real estate deals. my main question is about sessions. is going to be notgned, maybe the -- we're used to seeing republicans go on the offensive against the d.n.c., but he goes on the offensive against the swamp, i lobbyists, which is our main problem. health care has been chewed up lobbyists. the swamp and ot you've got the rhinos, mccain is inexcusable. host: joe, i'm not following, can you get to your question? yeah, give me an anticipation or what sessions is oing to do when we go on offense against the mainstream media and what the democrats done? guest: well, i don't think sessions is going to go on in that sense. on friday, my impression he will talk about leaks. hammeringent has been away at members of his cabinet aying, i want someone to deal with meddlesome leakers and i think that sessions is likely to talk about that. seems to be a coordinated deal with these leaks. there are two types of leaks here, some coming from the white itself and you saw on on

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>> tucker: what does debbie wasserman schultz say? >> well, it is interesting, she was a little odd, the capitol police doing their job, i am not saying there can't be issues but looking back,nd you wonder why s she taking that posture with this last topic she really -- laptop she really wanted back.et those are answers we need to get. >> tucker: do you ever run into her and say hey, why were you employing a family of pakistanis? >> well, it is a good question, but there are other democratic members, obviously she kept him on even when the other ones fired them, so she is going to have to answer that question, obviously, that won't even be necessary for us.vi the press is going to ask her, and she is going to have tosk explain that, because there's really no good explanation that i have seen so far. >> tucker: well, she is always welcome to come on the show and explain herself. thank you for coming on tonight. we just came back from el salvador, we learned a lot, we will show you what we found in our weeklong series, part one tonight,

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>> debbie wasserman schultz is accusing the capitol police and fbi of islamophobia. she argues that the reason why she didn't fire her staffer who tried to leave the country after funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to pakistan, who has been charged with bank fraud for double charging taxpayers for a house equipment, she says she didn't fire you him like ever other democrat on "the hill" in february until july because she thought that he was being targeted because of his race, and because of his religion. stuart: well, i think this is emerging as what could be, repeat, could be as big of a scandal as russia, russia, russia. what say you? >> there is a thing, something we need to pay attention here is that debbie wasserman schultz had an interest in protecting this guy. she threaten the capitol police during committee hearting about their funding, said they didn't give her back her laptop there would be consequences for that. the laptop was confiscated by police as a result of this investigation. seems debbie wasserman schultz is far more interested in protecti