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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180807:23:03:00 - Vimarsana News

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Fbi agents showed up at feinstein's office in d.c. and revealed her staffer was under investigation for possibly spying for china. in fairness, it does not appear the china actually revealed anything of major substance, though we still don't know all the details. the jury is out on that. the contact with china he certainly serious enough that feinstein forced the aid into retirement and tried to keep all of this hush-hush until the "chronicle" blew the lid off of it, and the president has been trying to keep the heat on charging first on twitter friday night and again at a campaign rally satur...

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Committee and the president. >> we were honored. it was a great report. no collusion, which i knew anyway. no coordination. no nothing. it's a witch-hunt. as i have said many times before, i have always said there was no collusion. but i have also said there has been nobody tougher on russia than me. >> martha: so, in moments, we will hear from mark penn on this fascinating editorial that he wrote. first chief national correspondent ed henry. hi, ed. >> great to see president trump wrapping his arms around this republican finding to again declare today that all of these russia investigations a...

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She is only 29 years old, and yet became very effective and influential. the president's longest-serving aid got high marks for helping shepherd the tax cut messaging, which is what the president had in his statement, praising the three years dating back to the campaign. hicks received some negative publicity when her boyfriend at the time, reporter, left after accusations he abused her coat lives. hicks spent nine hours behind closed doors testifying to the house intel panel, took heat after it was revealed, among other things, told lawmakers she has told white lies for the president. some sa...

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Nunez claim that former fbi director andrew mccabe testified to the house intel panel that they could not have gotten the approval to spy on page without the dossier. does not disprove the nunes claim that the does way was relied on to get the warrants against page. >> the fbi acted appropriately in seeking against page. not deep state as the president would like public to believe. >> if you know for a certainty that there is a very specific political motivation behind, this namely that it's the opposition candidate looking for basically monitoring much somebody tied to the other campaign. why...

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Bottom line, marco rubio is a member of the intel panel, defending warner, saying this was disclosed to republicans and democrats last october. the question tonight, shannon, is why months before that, warner whizzing by text message, i don't want anyone to know, i don't want a paper trail. >> shannon: thank you for digging in. ♪ speak out now we have republicans hand-in-hand with da trillion dollar deficits. i can't, and all good honesty, and all good faith, just look the other way because my party is now complicit in the deficits. really, who's to blame? both parties. >> shannon: that was ...