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with respect to the counter-terrorism threat emanating out of afghanistan. and if -- and in we need, to we'll take action to eliminate and defeat that threat. >> you just said you don't have intelligence on the ground in afghanistan anymore. how are you going to have overwatch? you still have al qaeda in the country? >> jen, what i said is we don't have the degree of dexterity intelligence to give you a head count, a nose count of exactly how many al qaeda fighters are in afghanistan. nobody's walking away from the fact that they are not there. and we're certainly going to maintain as much vigilence as we can absent a presence on the ground. the other thing is our intelligence capability certainly is -- it's more difficult if you don't have bootsen on the ground swrecht come a long way since we distribute intelligence information. a long way in the last 20 years. and while it's never perfect, we do believe that we will be able
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as you know, the nose count of who might defect on the impeachment vote is the hottest gossip in town. so far there is one democrat who appears to be defecting to the no side and a republican turned independent is ready to vote to impeach. >> thanks so much. the white house's decision to not send legal counsel like we accelerating the pace of house democrats impeachment probe. let's turn to civil rights attorney and matt gorman. here is what one moderate democrat told cnn, quote, the fact of the matter is this has political consequences and the people who will suffer significant political consequences are moderate members. there is a lot of money being spent in districts. for our leadership not to engage with moderates at all to talk
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investigation would continue. we know from -- i looked at this the last two years. we know for a fact the fbi knew at the time of the appointment of the special counsel from the lead investigators that there was no there there. meaning they had nothing on trump. they had no collusion. they never did. why? because it was propaganda from the russians given to the clinton campaign, picked up by our fbi. it's an embarrassment and they tried to attempt a coup and should have never been done. this needs to be righted. it's a long that needs to be righted. >> it's shocking. we have to sit down and pause for a moment. we get hit with so much news that we let things go. the idea that the fbi was doing a nose count so see how many members of the cabinet -- they needed eight -- would be okay with the 25th amendment to take
happen again. today, most people remember the clinton impeachment. that was a failure. american people didn't support that. that was a partisan effort. so the leadership says, that didn't work for the republicans, why should we do it now. but the point that i want to make is when we started the impeachment hearings, the american people forced the congress to act. they said enough. president nixon can't fire special counsel prosecutor, this is khan with a rule of law, you got to do something. and then there were no polls. we didn't take a nose count in the house judiciary committee. we didn't have any idea what the house would do. we certainly didn't know what the senate was going to go and we didn't know what an impeachment was. we had to start from scratch. but we did it the right way. we had the facts, solid evidence, and the american people supported. >> elizabeth, you were covering all of this from the special prosecutor's investigation, which was also going on while the senate public hearings,
doing what? >> saying no. >> just like today? >> just like today, because in a way you can understand it. for us the only impeachment we knew of was andrew johnson, that was a failure. and they were very worried that the same thing was going to happen again. today, most people remember the clinton impeachment. that was a failure. american people didn't support that. that was a partisan effort. so the leadership says, that didn't work for the republicans, why should we do it now. when we started the impeachment hearings, the american people forced the congress to act. they said enough. president nixon can't fire special counsel prosecutor, this is khan with a rule of law, you got to do something. and then there were no polls. we didn't take a nose count in the house judiciary committee. we didn't have any idea what the house would do. we certainly didn't know what the senate was going to go and we didn't know what an impeachment was. we had to start from scratch. we had the facts, solid
>> just like today? >> just like today, because in a way you can understand it. for us the only impeachment we knew of was andrew johnson. that was a failure. and they were very worried that the same thing was going to happen again. today, most people remember the clinton impeachment. that was a failure. american people didn't support that. that was a partisan effort. so the leadership says, that didn't work for the republicans, why should we do it now. when we started the impeachment hearings, the american people forced the congress to act. they said enough. president nixon can't fire special counsel prosecutor, this is khan with a rule of law, you got to do something. and then there were no polls. we didn't take a nose count in the house judiciary committee. we didn't have any idea what the house would do. we certainly didn't know what the senate was going to go and we didn't know what an impeachment was. we had to start from scratch. we had the facts, solid evidence, and the american people supported.
private aviation under contract to the u.s. military in west africa went in after the firefight and evacuated the dead and the wounded. until now we had only been told that french helicopters, french military helicopters went in and of course they would have been armed. we still believe it is the case that they went in and also evacuated some, but what we're trying to find out, and this is a very key point, did both the contractor plane, which is not armed, and the french military helicopter evacuate dead and wounded americans? did both of those aircraft have good communication? quite bluntly, did they do a nose count? did they know how many people they were supposed to evacuate and did they have them all when they lifted off from that area? because la david johnson got left behind for 48 hours and the major question is what happened to him? how he became separated and how
we have fox team coverage. brit hume assesses the political impact of the wiretap bombshell in the deeper meaning of the gorsuch nomination. mike emanuel has the latest nose count on the senate floor. we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts and a familiar name from the obama administration surfacing in yet another scandal. >> james, good evening. two weeks ago, chairman of the house intelligence committee announced to the press and president he had uncovered a disturbing trend of intelligence collections on trump officials, some of which was made public. others remain known to administration officials. to date we learn more about the how and who of what's going on. multiple sources tell fox news president obama's national security advisor susan rice was the one who requested the names of trump officials be unmasked in the intelligence reports collected during the campaign and transition. the white house which has access to logs that show rice was behind the unmasking was playing