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Court. im very concerned about that. the only way to deal with that is not to constantly focus on trump. thats his game, right? we need to focus on winning elections. we cant just win the blue states because, after all, we won the popular vote in the last couple of elections and four justices sitting on the court are appointed by people who did not win the popular vote and are still president. we have to go to the red states and spread our message. >> lets talk about the other courts below the s...

Ethics code of confidentiality similar to lawyer/client privilege or the silence of a priest during confession. im sorry. you were quoted in this op-ed. this "new york times" article, i should say. if they go back and look at these notes, these shorthand notes, and say she was able to ledgeably read them and recount what was said in the meeting, is a subpoena enough, or do you think that that is a broader violation? >> well, i think two things. one thing is that the person cannot be sure that ev...

>> there is a legal standard. its in the statute. >> right. your question is on anybodys conduct you need to evaluate the facts and circumstances of the case, but i trust our employees know that official business needs to be done on department of justice servers. >> what would happen to me as judiciary chairman if i set up a private server and set up all my classified information to pass through that server? >> congress has speech and debate privilege, so theyre not bound by the same rules, sir,...

Someone from the restaurant has called the owner. the owner has now gotten involved. the owner has arrived at the restaurant. and has asked her to leave. the owner says that her party can stay, although the party chooses to leave with her. so they all leave. and it causes quite a stir, obviously. >> we just read the tweet from sarah sanders. walter schwab, former director of the office of ethics tweeted about this because he thinks her tweet is problematic. he wrote the following. he goes on in ...

Chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live with more from washington on this. good morning. >> thank you, sandra. fox news has learned through an investigative source new details about the basis for the former deputy f.b.i. director an drew mccabes termination. he was fired in march. it was for three violations of the f.b.i.s ethics code first uncovered by the justice department inspector general and affirmed by the office of professional responsibility of the f.b.i. lack of candor...

The ethics code include lack of candor under oath, lack of candor under oath and proper disclosure of nonpublic information to the media about the investigation into the hillary clinton foundation. they were discovered by the doj and confirmed by the fbi. >> arlington national cemetery slowly running out of space to bury our nations heroes turning to the public for health. despite estimates that it could run out of space in 23 years. will not have a plot if changes are not made to the current el...

Investigation between trump officials in russia. the two former lovebirds debated among themselves about what they will share with their superiors at the justice department when strzok returns to d.c. strzok texting page "i think we need to consider the lines of what we disclosed to doj. for example, the last stipulation notes we will not disclose." meantime, sources telling fox news that former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe was fired last month for committing three violations of the bureaus...

Fox news there are three violations of the fbi ethics code first uncovered by the justice department and the inspector general and then backed up by the fbis office of professional responsibility. they include lots of candor under oath, lack of candor not under oath and improper disclosure of nonpublic information to the media and in this case, it was both the existence of the fbi clinton foundation investigation. mccains attorney accused lawmakers on the hill of selective leaks designed to disc...

General would have their own fashion line with their own name on it that they still own and are receiving profits from and are still connected it to in anyway. and then wearing the product from while in their official position. this is such unconstitutional profiting from the presidency. the people in that white house had so much respect for the integrity of the office, for the transparency you owe the american people. im glad the wall street journal is reporting it and were talking about it, it...

Kushner and paul manafort. mueller did not work for either of them directly, but reuters says the white house is exploring an ethics code that could block mueller from an investigating his old firms clients for a year. expert note the justice department can waive the rule, but even if it does, the white house could create doubt about muellers fairness. dan kilde is with us to talk mb about this. so, mueller received praise after he was named this past week. do you expect the white house is going...