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docket for nauta. will it be in front of judge aileen cannon or will she self-recuse? we know what the prosecution is arguing, that donald trump took the papers when he had no right to take the papers, that he kept papers even when he was asked repeatedly to give them back, that he lied about what he had, and that he threatened national security, putting lives at risk and the safety of this nation in jeopardy. what else might jack smiths team have, and why wasnt bedminster a bigger par...

Perino along with judge jeanine pirro, piers morgan, Jesse Watters and brian kilmeade. Its 5 00 in New York City and this is the five. Fox news alert the massive man shunned underway in maine authorities still desperately searching for robert card, the suspect believed to have shot and killed 18 people in maine and injuring 13 others. Dozens of fbi agents aiding local and state officials in their ongoing search and residents continue to shelter in place in multiple counties. Nate live on the sce...

In-house, sort of cattle gather of sorts, boris epshteyn, somebody serving as kind of quasi lawyer, at least the reporting out there suggests that he has been sort of one of the blockades and has managed to sort of alienate other lawyers on the team. we have heard this from tim parlatore on the record. he has suggested that has been an issue, and there has been concern or at least questions raised about thats why two of his other attorneys resigned just hours before that indictment. >> does bori...

Warren buffet is 80 years old, selling berkshire hathaway stock, no. [laughter] >> he can be quite forceful and quite good, he has to deal with this somehow otherwise its going to dog him. paul: dan, i want to ask philosophical question of age and the presidency, the oldest leader, modern western leader was conrad, chancellor germany in the post era, 14 years until he was 87, great leader of germany, okay, but we havent had that kind of an old leader here in the united states and theres a questi...

That they intend to hold comprehensive hearings on the deaths of these two young children and the broader way that the administration has been managing the border. and this is going to be something that trump has not seen in his first two years as president, meaningful oversight. i mean the house republicans made the decision that in the service of advancing their common agenda on things like cutting taxes, they were not going to challenge the way the -- they were essentially going to, you know,...

But to that point, i dont think ive ever come across somebody serving in the military to really believe the threat theyre facing is something they couldnt overcome. there was, you know, there are officers there that understand the need for national security along the border and they felt like what they were doing was something they could handle. but it was certainly not something they felt like they were going to be overmatched by. >> they could handle it, but i could ask why are they handling i...

Then go for senate approval in two months in the new year. you have the votes in the senate to do that. >> he cant nominate the person acting under the statute. you cant do that. but the point of somebody serving -- you can serve as an acting attorney general if you havent been confirmed in that position. the question is whether youve been confirmed in another position. and whether you are considered a principal officer. and the problem here is that if it turns out that an acting attorney genera...

Saw it a lot yesterday with jeff sessions. what he thinks about the justice department in sessions. he thinks they should be loyal to him. not necessarily the broader rule of law. so this pattern of trump wanting a legal system that was amplifi interview with fox. >> and that he gets to decide what a crime is. and could this be the final straw for trump and attorney general jeff sessions? are we at the end of their relationship? >> trump hit him with so many straws over the last year we dont kno...

Couldnt the tax returns sort this out for us? if there are inexplicable dumps of foreign money into the presidents coffers, that cannot be explained in normal business terms, thats potentially a huge problem for somebody serving as president of the united states, right? i mean, the interest in trumps tax returns is not a picayune thing, its not a partisan thing. if people, if interests have inexplicably given him a lot of money in recent years, why did they do it? what do they want for that mone...

Be explained in normal business terms thats potentially a huge problem for somebody serving as president of the united states. >> shannon: when all was said and done the tax return revealed none of that. just what it should reveal president trump made money and paid taxes and he blasted it calling it fake news. mr. speaker, newt gingrich with us. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: there werent massive unexplained foreign dumps of money but there was certainly a lot of speculation. >> first of a...