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congressman andy biggs. up next americans rising concern about illegal immigrants failing to assimilate and we take it up with u.s. citizenship and immigration services and ken cuccinelli and also more on the president foreign-policy success in syria. our panel former state department senior adviser morgan right lieutenant colonel daniel davison up next joe biden once said that he would choose truth over facts or was it facts over truth? i can't remember. he has chosen fiction over reality when it comes to this looming trump economy. the subbot himself ed rollins joins me after the break. stay with us. we will be right ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. lou: on wall street stocks closed lou: and wall street stocks close higher the s&p at nine the nasdaq up 16 volume on the big board moving up little but still like trading 3.4 billion shares

andy biggs joins me now. what do you have think of swalwell there? when did he drop out of his run for president. i don't think he got 1%. did he? >> i will tell you when you are trolling zero percent, it's time to step back. judge jeanine: the resentment by someone in congress to fellow congressional members, aren't you guys part of the same club? >> yeah. you know, i read the rules and they indicate these things are supposed to be open to everyone. but leave that aside. i don't understand the russians and chinese. we were all-american citizens going in there. we all have top security clearance. we have the clearance necessary to enter. mr. schiff himself said these are not classified hearings. if they are unclassified why are you holding them on saturdays when people can't be there. you are specificking it in the -- you are sticking it in the scif, the secret compartment where nobody can get to it. you can't have media in. you can't get transcripts. you have to have a democrat sitting with you. this is crazy to say they are bringing chinese and rus

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lou: joining us tonight, andy biggs. congressman, great to have you have with us. your friend, mitch mcconnell, he can't figure out where to go with this. first he's applauding it ned which is have ordinary in and of himself. reversing himself talking about new lows for the radical dimms. what's going on here. >> this is new lows by the radical democrats who are basically trying to you undermine the election of 2016. lou: congressman, you and i get along great. still you guys don't want to acknowledge what in the world is happening. this is an effort by radical dimms to overthrow the president of the united states. i just can't get over that. >> it's even more than that. not only do me want to overthrow the president of the united states. they want to overthrow the entire system by which we elect a president and have our republican constitutional institutions that were established. they want to dissolve owl of those. but they are the ones being outrageous. they are doing everything they can in a way that's a guerrilla tactic. they are keeping it soviet style, it's

that's why i stepped up on andy biggs' motion for several actions that are unbecoming of a member of congress. lou: we are coming right back. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ lou: x learned today that the house intel committee chairman adam schiff and his committee staff received early information on the whistleblower's allegations. the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani talking about possible legal action against schiff and others. >> you are surprised he's once again conspiring to level false charges against the president of the united states, the guy who claimed he had direct evidence of russian collusion and lied to the american people? that's part of the other conspiracy to frame. that's why we are considering a lawsuit with him as one of the principal defendants. he doesn't have immunity when he's off the floor of the congress. lou: earlier this year

the interview with congressman andy biggs. he is the central process pushing against the house intel committee chairman. you can't argue with the fact, republicans can't get into the hearings. that on glance from the american public may look like unfairness. politically, it can be a death knell. >> i am for the impeachment inquiry, and for transparency and i am in agreement with, there should be about. for their constitutionally the democrats are allowed to do with they are doing, as a democrat, i would like to see it out in the public. i would like to see a vote. i would like to see a normal process. i think it's a distrust right now within the country. the more we are able to bring out the, i agree with lisa, if you listen to the president, it's good these talking about his views. even though i disagree with them. i would rather hear his views on why the conversation with erdogan led to this. i think we need to understand what he's thinking as opposed to a phone call, a tweet. the only bipartisan thing going on is washington

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joining us tonight congressman andy biggs of arizona, house freedom caucus chairman and member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, i am so proud of you and your colleagues. first 185 of you stand for this president and the dozens of you today storming the adam schiff skip. i loved it. what has gotten hold of you guys. it's wonderful to see. >> we may have taken us a while to get rolling but now the stone is rolling and we need to keep it rolling down the hill with greater velocity. matt gaetz worked real hard to put this together, we were going to do this last week. but we had elijah cummings unless timely death in steve scalise was there with the whip. and this will keep building momentum, we have to because the other side is simply not willing to allow an open and fair and transparent justice still. >> they are running a two. >> that the bottom line. lou: until this moment, you acted like this was a political contest instead of a contest for the law order and constitution in support of this president to see is so broad incomplete within the republican party. and at least

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have you andy biggs out there with an important piece of legislation about andy schiff. and there is some 60 republicans who can't even seem to sign on to that piece of legislation. county republicans on the policy side stay united? >> well, i know that our base wants to see our party stick together. it's something i hear often as i travel the country. they say, you know, the democrats, i don't like them, but the one thing they do is they stick together. and it would be nice if republicans stuck more behind our president as they have seen him face this onslaught of negativity not just from the media but democrats who continue to investigate and obstruct and resist. our voters are rallying around him. the biggest poll right now is fundraising. there is nobody collecting more small dollar donations than president trump. and that shows the energy momentum we have going into 2020. every candidate is going to need a strong top of the ticket with this president to help us win back the house and keep our senate majority. >> jason: i have got to tell you republicans in the house

this evening andy biggs at a resolution. all the democrats has president trump talked about stick together. forget about what adam schiff does wrong. the president can recall an ambassador for any reason at any time. there is no because that's required. the policies that are getting enacted by the state department aren't for these individual members to decide on their own what is right and wrong one it's a policy. it is not the right decision? the president withdraws but that's the play call. with regards to ukraine it's a law. it is law that in order to provide aid to ukraine, ukraine has to be making significant progress. >> laura: didn't obama himself claimed to push that? wasn't that the same agenda that obama had? corrupt countries should get an unbending flow of cash. it is not what they're supposed to do? >> that was his suppose that agenda. this president actually did it. you said a couple of things that i would like to emphasize if i could because they are important. you said some of the state department officials a

you have andy biggs with important legislation abouteg schiff and there's 60 republicans who can't seem to sign onto it. can republicans on the policy side say w united? >> i know are based wants to see our party stick together, it's something i hear often as i travel the country. they said the democrats come i don't like them but the one thing they do is they stick together. it would be nice if republicans stuck more behind our president as they have seen him face this onslaught of negativity, not just from the media but democrats continue to investigate and resist.le the biggest pole right now is fund-raising, there is nobody e collecting more small dollar donations and president trump. that shows energy and momentum that we have going into 2020, every candidate is going to need a strong top of the ticket to help us win back the house and keep our senate. >> jason: republicans in the house, if you can't get behind andy biggs legislation, to censure adam schiff for literally lying before that committee, you've got to look in your mirror and ask yourself why you put on the republican sa

he new chairman of the freedom caucus, andy biggs, hit the ground running. he put forth a resolution that said, we need to censure adam schiff for making up his opening testimony [applause] and it is time we hold him accountable. there are 104 members that have signed onto that resolution. it is growing every day. if your member has not signed n, you need to call and make them see the light. and if they do not see the light you need to make them feel the heat. and if you can do that i will tell you that those backbones that are like bananas start to stiffen up if they hear from hundreds if not thousands of people back home. because there's only one thing that member of congress fears and there's -- that is being voted out of office. and there's only one group that can do that. that is you, we the people. need to make sure we hold our elected officials accountable. it is time, isn't it? it is time. [applause] it is being put forth. i can tell you that right now. when adam schiff starts to make up things. and this is being covered, so i'm sure it is being twee

i was there with friends like andy harris, andy biggs, others. i went ahead and went through the first door, there's another door there. and they went apoplectic. i'm authorized to hear classified information. i'm authorized to hear the classified information they were supposedly listening to. but the truth is, it's not class fid. there's no reason for it to be classified. this is all a political show. that's why there is no written order, that's why there's been o vote in here to proceed with impeachment. and it's just wrong. i don't remember who said it but there was some historian that noted, there are many different, notmark but there are a number of different phases of a civil war. and only the last phase involves guns. ut this sure feels like this coup attempt is setting this ountry up for civil war. i won't participate in a civil war. but our job here, our oath here is to defend the constitution of the united states. i took that oath as a prosecutor, i took that oath in the united states army, active duty for four years, active reserve for

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andy biggs and jim jordan. we'll get their reaction. >> jon: president trump set to hold a cabinet meeting this morning after a week of major developments in the impeachment inquiry and on syria. as the acting white house chief of staff walks back his comments on ukraine at a wild press conference. he told chris wallace on sunday he never said the words quid pro quo. kevin corke with the latest on all of that. >> good to be with you. there was no quid pro quo and i'm sorry if you misunderstood what i was trying to say. that's the message from mick mulvaney the acting white house chief of staff. on sunday he told chris wallace there are several reasons why the aid to ukraine was delayed but ultimately did flow. it had nothing to do with a potential quid pro quo. bullets points. he suggested that there were major concerns, jon, about corruption in ukraine. he also said there were concerns about just how much our european partners were contributing to the effort in ukraine. the call between the presidents bidens a

let's get reaction now from republican congressman andy biggs, chairman of the house freedom caucus. great to see you. first of all, you know what, let's pop this up on the screen. i have the list of seven republicans who actually can go to both. they have access to the depositions in the hearings. up to 45 republicans nearly a quarter of the house republican congress has access to just the deposition. including the top ranks of the caucus. so the question is, why storm yesterday? >> well, it was necessary to storm if you will, because this is a closed-door hearing with predetermined outcome. it is really soviet union type of stuff. and i sit on the judiciary committee, harris. in one thing i can tell you is a guy who has tried some cases in court, and i like to see the witnesses. it helps me to know whether they are telling the truth, and it helps me to understand where they are and what their credibility is. if you think that is not right, look back to the mueller testimony. when you saw robert mueller testified, you understood some things about him and his team that put things tog

caucus chairman andy biggs is here. either way, we did call house speaker nancy pelosi and chairman schiff to appear. both declined. hope springs eternal. i don't bite. group hug. chairman, very good to have you. you agree with the president that this dies not a fair arbiter but do you think you have any luck telling nancy pelosi that and who would take his place? >> two points, nancy pelosi has got to at some point recognized that this is going to be judged by the american people. how this process went through. if it looks like it was at kangaroo court, star chamber type of thing, she knows there's going to be political fallout from that, so she's got to make sure it looks pretty good. the way mr. schiff has conducted it, it's not gone well. we have moved into the true chamber proceedings where your holding hearings behind closed doors. do not going to ask the transcripts. we've asked for this. it looks and smells back to the american public. >> neil: what would you do in its place? she opted for schiff to be the point

lou: andy biggs. speaking of being slow. >> i think -- lou: don't pile on. >> eventually if the white house does not cooperate which is the best strategy of all, and the members should not cooperate. i wouldn't even show up for these hearings. i would say if you want a kangaroo court, have at it. lou: cipollone's letter lays it out. you are invalid, illegitimate and to hell with you. it's just so nice to see the president stand up and tell them exactly where they stand. >> as i said, it will be a long slog and the polls will change every day on that. lou: i am not so sure it will be. let me play devil's advocate for a bit. an unaccustomed role for me. i believe the american people are smart enough to see what's being pulled in washington. this is amateurish by any standard what the democrats are doing. orchestrating cia officers to bubble up from the swamps and be ready to talk hearsay with a coordinated effort to change the rules of the complaint form and the complaint itself by the whistleblower? wh

why not let andy biggs in? they wouldn't let him in. they stopped in. what are the democrats hiding that the don't want to be seen? let's have an open and fair process. let's have the president, let's cross examination, let's have have witnesses on both sides. let mckinley, and ambassador i saw yesterday, he got exacerbated with adam schiff trying to create smoke or trying to find every little word to indicate a donald trump was doing a bad job and receive got fired. he resigned because he's an older gentleman and he didn't want to do in more. >> host: mckinley testified yesterday. yesterday was gordon sondland. did you go to any of that? >> no. i had another event. >> host: we want to thank you for your time this morning. delicate stacey plaskett outer table again this morning. we want to be with your thoughts on the passing of congressman elijah cummings and what it's like to serve with him on the oversight committee. >> guest: this would've been my third term with mr., cut oversight. he would was a mentor to me in many ways. you've heard so many refl

ainsley: congressman andy biggs was on earlier. he is from arizona. three congresswoman from arizona stormed impeachment hearing yesterday. he was on with us earlier. this is what he had to say. >> what we felt was important to elevate the conversation for the american people to understand that everything that is happening here process driven. the process is corrupt. it is behind closed doors. it is soviet-style they predetermined they will seek impeachment and work on articles of impeachment but they're not letting us in. as members of congress, not letting american people see what is happening. not letting transcripts be available. absolute closed doors with predetermined outcome. we felt we had to get in there so we could see it. brian: get people talking about it. if they're not going to have the hearing, they will order pizza, chik-fil-a and stay there to 3:00, all media outlets forced to cover it. ainsley: no one was arrested. i wish i was arrested. brian: matt gaetz. ainsley: exactly. congressman schiff has a vote at 3:15, they knew they would

you only have 77 people supporting andy biggs' legislation to censure adam schiff. lou: it's being reported your friend tray gaudy has -- trey bowed --trey gowdy has joined te president's legal team. >> he never lost a case as a prosecutor. he's one of the partest people i know. -- the smartest people i know. the president's insphinxes are right on this. lou: do you believe the radical dimms are going to be held to account for an orchestrated effort to manufacture these claims by so-called whistleblowers? >> i do. i think america ultimately figures out who is telling the truth. it's this age of authenticity. donald trump wins the daytime and time again. people like elizabeth warren lose the day. when you look at how adam schiff and nancy pelosi hand this, they will pay a huge price come november 2020. lou: author of the new book "power grab." we are coming right back. lou: president trump tweeted last night challenging hillary clinton to enter the 2020 hopeful race for the democratic nomination. i think he tweeted crooked hillary clinton should enter the race to try

of day coming -- the sponsor that resolution andy biggs is the chairman of the freedom caucus held off and was able to offer -- democrats are going to .able it to turkey sanctions and also election security, there is that issue. election security measure will likely be voted on tuesday or wednesday. host: on the turkey sanctions what did the white house say about it? whatever the house comes up with is this something the senate takes up? alayna: this is actually really interesting because we've seen one of the president's fiercest grahamrs senator lindsey definitely coming out with some of the most forceful language -m definitely coming out with some of the most forcefulin his cornt watches every day have been sharing some of the fiercest criticism over this. host: you mentioned lindsey graham, an interview on ask he is on hbo with lindsey graham, he talks about this featured in the ask he is sneak peek that came out late last night. alayna treene the author of that last night. taking your calls, your questions about the week ahead in washington. chuck is up 1st avenue dayton. good mor

tonight republican congressman and house freedom caucus chair andy biggs plus dan bongino, thomas fit on, dennis prager and sara carter. but first the name of the show is justice and it's coming. the great nest thing about america is justice always

joining me, andy biggs who is leading an effort to censure adam schiff for his conduct. 94 members of congress are on board with that one. what do you think of this letter? >> i thought you can't be harsh enough to people who know no shame. so you have to be very direct, blurnt and forceful. i loved the letter. i am so frustrated with the way mr. schiff is acting, nancy pelosi is acting, and the entire democrat group. they are just literally trying to take await election of 2016 and subvert the 2020 election with this basic focus. they are focused in such a way that they ignore the realities of all the facts that surround them. trish: what's most of puzzling to me is why there is no vote. why not take a lousy vote. >> you have got members of their conference that don't want to take a vote because it will jeopardize them politically. they probably don't have enough votes, and if they take a vote, that would mean by precedent of the house of representatives that the president would have his legal counsel afforded to have an opportunity to be there. republicans would be allowed to subpoe