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napolitano and fox news judicial analyst. each of these seems like it is kind of important. >> last week in the federal courthouse in washington, d.c., an entire floor was cleared. if you worked there, you were out. >> dana: even if you are not in the room? >> correct. >> dana: why? >> so lawyers could secretly get into a federal courtroom to hear an appeal over whether or not a subpoena should be invalidated. mueller served a subpoena on a corporation, a foreign corporation, that has done some business in the u.s. wholly owned by a foreign government. the federal judge -- they moved before a federal judge in washington, d.c. to invalidate the subpoena. she denied the motion. they appealed it to a three-judge appellate panel. that's what happened when they cleared the floor of the courthouse. last night, that three-judge panel ruled 3-0 upholding the
officials make it clear the first lady and her office are not calling for ricardel to be fired. they're simply stating their opinion that they don't believe she should be working at the white house. ricardel is an unfamiliar figure to most people. she's the chief of staff at the national security council and a very important person for the national security adviser, john bolton, who i'm told is willing to go to the mat to keep her on. now, if they were to get rid of ricardel, i'm told that it could get ugly quickly. so trace, we're watching this very closely to see which way it tips. >> trace: john roberts live in the north lawn. thank you, john. more on the acting attorney general, matthew whitaker. let's bring in senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. the judge wrote an op-ed for foxnews.com on the acting ag that will go online tomorrow. great the see you, my friend. >> likewise.
people may have trouble with that but hopefully make enough plays. >> andrew says i donate to this cause, he doesn't like the cowboys either. andrew needs to donate to the cause because that go fund me page had $5 in it. jillian: he was named after the dallas cowboys, he grew up in texas, huge cowboys fans, the eagles moved up in the draft to take him because they knew the cowboys wanted to take it and look at that. savage. >> dallas will do well. rob: for anybody that hires them. thank you so much. two major mueller leaks in two days. donald trump livid after robert mueller questions are handed to the new york times. what happens now? judicial analyst judge andrew
working with mr. steele a shocking revelation that mr. simpson did not want at one point to discuss, but apparently somebody they say was killed, perhaps a russian officer or some one, but some one was killed and they didn't want to reveal too much information about sources to put people in jeopardy. >> shepard: good enough, thank you. we will have much more on special report tonight with brett baaier. if the special counsel asked to interview president trump for the russia investigation, can the president refuse? as we reported yesterday, sources say the president's legal team is preparing for a possible request from the special counsel ront mueller. president trump has said he would be willing to sit down with robert mueller and repeatedly denied there was could loose between his campaign and russia. what if he decides he discuss doesn't want to answer questions? let's bring in the senior judicial analyst, judge napolitano.
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he asked what we could do to "lift the cloud." he agreed, but then reemphasized. the problem that this was causing him. here now, fox news judicial analyst, judge napolitano. is there any problem with that statement? >> well, i do not share the view of my friend and colleague, that this is an open and shut case of obstruction of justice. in fact, reading the comey statement, it's like a christmas tree with ornaments on it. you find one that you like and you find one that you don't like. there's material here for the democrats to throw some mud at the president tomorrow. did the president actually
unless an indictment is imminen. >> so she says irresponsible claim has no basis and you have this confirmed by at least three intelligence sources? >> that's right. this was information, megyn, gathered over several weeks, this was not something we learned in recent days. >> catherine, thanks so much. joining us now our senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. you don't generally want to challenge catherine herridge's reporting. >> no, you don't. her sources are extraordinary and extraordinarily accurate by their track record. but the plain, simple procedure under american criminal law is mrs. clinton could not know that she is not being investigated. because they have no obligation to tell her. >> the most she could say is, not to my knowledge, which is the same as saying nothing because they wouldn't tell her. >> catherine comes forward
unless an indictment is imminent. >> so she says irresponsible claim has no basis and you have this confirmed by at least three intelligence sources? >> that's right. this was information, megyn, gathered over several weeks, this was not something we learned in recent days. >> catherine, thanks so much. joining us now our senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. you don't generally want to challenge catherine herridge's reporting. >> no, you don't. her sources are extraordinary and extraordinarily accurate by their track record. but the plain, simple procedure under american criminal law is mrs. clinton could not know that she is not being investigated. because they have no obligation to tell her. >> the most she could say is, not to my knowledge, which is the same as saying nothing because they wouldn't tell her. >> catherine comes forward