has been wanting to talk to john brennan. also james clapper was the head of the director of the national intelligence who would be involved in some of this. not saying that we have evidence -- again, we shouldn't -- >> laura: we shouldn't. >> we should figure out what happened and let the chips fall where they may. but i'll give you another important piece of information we are picking up tonight. there was a letter signed by michael horowitz last few hours to congressional leaders and what not saying that he isly closing in finally getting that inspector general report about fisa report abuse out there he'll have it largely unredacted. we'll see lots and lots of pages, james comey's behavior he's another one. another one under the microscope. officials familiar with the durham report that they'll use it as a road map for this criminal probe. the inspector general cannot prosecute, can only suggest here's what happened. here's what may have been wrongdoing but can't actually plus get anybody. can recommend prosecution but ca

when you talk about john brenna john brennan, the man ran the cia and now he has smeared the r and now he has smeared durham one of the most respected attorneys alive. >> it makes me think the hand of politics is now being used to massage what this ongoing review is. i am concerned. >> laura: what they were carrying out is not a fraudulent investigation but what does that tell you about how scared they are? >> they are terrified, deny everything, that's where they are at right now. john brennan, even his rhetoric is dangerous, both to the united states national security and because we know his involvement with investigating part of this entire issue of the investigation into president trump's campaign began with john brennan, why do i say that? because we know it occurred overseas. we were accepting information, from christopher steele who is a foreign former spy for mi6. he was funneling information, that information was well-known to the cia in london. of that information was well known to those fbi agents that went there and spread these malicious lies. what do we know now? we know

the news, john durham, u.s. attorney from connecticut, he changed the russia investigation into the origins of the fisa stuff from just an inquiry. now it is a criminal investigation. how significant is this? >> it is very significant. with that categorization he has the ability to impanel a grand jury. steve: couldn't he do that before? >> no. it was voluntary up to that point. right now, he has based upon a reasonable indication that there is some criminality, he can impanel the grand jury. he go forward. what is the grand jury for? ultimately to indict or not to indict. they had an obligation to do this. once the russia collusion, was shown to be nothing other than a fraud on the american people, and a tremendous harm on this country, then the attorney general -- what caused this whole thing. there are a lot of people shaking in their boots right now. but i think the americans can be comforted by the fact that you have a guy by the name of durham, who is liked by, appointed by presidents on both sides. he has

john durham announcing this is now a criminal matter is a significant development. it means that there is a reasonable indication or suspicion that crimes have occurred. doesn't mean he's going to charge anyone but it does mean that he's going to panel a grand jury to compel testimony, subpoenas, and people, documents and people to come and address the origins of this russia investigation where a president was accused of treason, falsely accused of treason by a party that paid for a fake phony dossier and the democrats are now unhappy that john durham is looking at whether or not there was a proper predicate for it. i don't leave there was. maria: we should also point out that one of the people who accused the president of treason quite publicly was john brennan, the former cia director and john brennan's fingerprints seems to be all over the origins of the russia probe. >> the importance there again of john durham having the ability with a grand jury to bring in folks outside of the department of justice, outside of the fbi which michael horowitz couldn't do and ca

to john roberts with more on how this is playing out. john? >> good afternoon, charles. late last night fox news was told that the investigation being conducted by career prosecutor john durham, u.s. attorney for the state of connecticut, has now morphed from an investigation into an

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your reaction to john brennan right there? >> okay, i remember very well when mueller was working with rosenstein he had to report back to the department of justice, but look at all things trump. so the investigation, mr. brennan, was around whether or not the fisa court was lied to by the department of justice and the fbi, was the dossier credible enough to get a warrant against the american citizens? has it been verified to this day once the counter intelligence investigation opened up against the trump campaign, legitimate or was it a way to get around the law to get into the trump world? now, horowitz, the inspector general, has been looking at this for months, and he'll report back to me, i'm not going to do anything until he comes before the committee. he will tell us his view of the fisa warrant application, and whether it was off the rails, the counter intelligence investigation, whether it was on up and up and what is bar doing, barr is being the attorney general trying to find out how the investigation against the tr

that from a spokesperson for john brennan. joining me now is george papadopoulos, author of "deep state target: how i got caught in the cross hairs of the plot to bring down president trump." thank you for being here tonig tonight. i want to put a tweet up that you had a few days ago. you said clapper has gone silent since his month-long adventure in australia where he discussed how to cover up both his and australia's involvement in spying on me and others. a member his testimony to congress, i'd had never heard of george papadopoulos, his perjury is going to come back. >> basically around a year and a half ago before anyone understood what was happening regarding the global involvement of spying on the trump campaign, i had people like michael hayden who was director of the cia under bush and other heads of the intel agencies trying to get ahead of a story once i was discussing foreign government involvement in interfering with what i think is a democratic process in this country. i was very pleased to see that john durham a

john roberts, thank you. let's bring back bret baier, i get stuck on the company that the ukrainian guys came up with, fraud guarantee. i will have to rethink that and go back to the marketing drawing board. john bolton was fired in august. he hadn't been heard from, except we know he is working on a book. this news about him being concerned came from testimony from fiona hill yesterday. what more do you know about that? >> bret: we don't know a lot, we don't have the transcript of the deposition. we have some reporting from behind closed doors that she said this was a problem. some sounds like it may be john bolton himself, but i think what you are going to see here is building a case that this shadow government as democrats call it, rudy giuliani was running was operating with some major concerns from some of the nsc staff and national security advisor and we'll see if john bolton comes out and illuminates this. he could be called to capitol hill. >> dana: there are threads, they are trying to pull them tog

the president in this case, it's interesting you mention john durham. leaders in both parties have praised him but now democrats seem to be going after him, i've talked to people close to the investigation who say he's got democrats and republicans on his staff, he's very evenhanded. will that give john durham credibility if he ends up bringing criminal charges against obama officials? >> his 30-year career gives them credibility as i've said. i've personally spoken in the course of my lifetime to two of those attorneys general who had him do high visibility tests and they both independently told me he was a man of integrity who called them as he saw them. if he doesn't have credibility, the nobody does. >> ed: what about william barr, the attorney general? what is interesting is you can see that he's a whipping boy for democrats now who suggested that in the lead in -- he says he's just trying to follow the facts. rachel maddow last night had this to say, watch. >> it involved william barr hopping around the globe searching for evidence to bolster a ri

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john, what do the numbers tell us? the headline is always couched to look the worst for this president. >> they are arguing and framing the impeachment -- the media bias is framing it for the democrats, and you are exactly right. the republicans in the senate should step up and cut this off right now. because tomorrow, there is a sham resolution being proposed by pelosi in the house precisely because they are reacting to the numbers. we had a poll that we put out last thursday where 52 to 36% among likely voters, they said this is a political, not a legal impeachment. only one-third thinks it has to do with illegal. 47 to 33%, the voters said the president shouldn't comply with this because it is being held in secret and he doesn't have due process. and 59% of all voters said this is a waste of time, and congress needs to start solving the nation's problems. and "the washington post" the next day attacked us for the worst impeachment poll ever because their poll when they put it out last time, they had to be republican

mollie hemingway and john u. so, i went to start with the election and what this means now, we have two sources telling fox news that this will mean he can impanel a, can't file criminal charges. >> i think people knew there's investigation taking place but they didn't realize it was a criminal investigation. if they couldn't impanel a jury. this is important, not just, you know, it's good for president trump, it's good for america. if we have such unprecedented spying on what's happened in the 2016 election. if national security letter, human informants, intelligence assets these are things that are not something that a normal or typical and of course, the end of the investigation we found out the russia collusion theory was a hoax and there's not a single america who colluded with the russia to steal the 2060 election. to find out that the department of justice came to believe this and what they did to pursue this conspiracy theory is just poor for america. >> shannon: listen, we know were getting a report and

we are joined by the former papa john's ceo. i have been digging into this incident because we know how it was portrayed. have you had a chance to explain yourself? >> yes and no. as of late, it was a positive call, very productive call, expressed my disdain for racism and they painted a false narrative, turned it on its head and attacked me and hurt papa john's. shannon: read trying to use it in the sense of trying to display to people what not to do? >> absolutely. the word was used to say do not say the word and i was adamant about that. the tape was 55 minutes long and extremely antiracist. there was nothing in there was anyway racial at all. shannon: what do you make of governor cuomo using words there were more than phrases people were offended by. he said this was about quoting someone else. the new york post october 20th when this happened he blamed the press for the n-word scandal, blaming the new york times for writing the article suggesting the paper was to blame for his decision to say the word during a live radio in

i want john to respond to this. fox news has confirmed that an official lieutenant colorado vindman is going to testify tomorrow that he twice reported objections but this is buried in the "new york times" tonight. he is a decorated colonel by the way in the iraq war but because colorado vindman immigrated from ukrainian, ukrainian officials sought advice from him -- now wait a second, john. here we have a u.s. national security official who's advising ukraine while working inside the white house apparently against the president's interest and usually they spoke in english. isn't that an interesting angel on this story? >> i find that astounding and some people might call that espionage but it doesn't add any enough facts to what we know. in terms and i think alan raises a good point. is o this a high crime and misdemeanor. if you have one person or five people saying they object to what the president said we have the transcript of the call. we can all make our own judgment. i don't see how this adds more facts. and

. >> durum is interested in interviewing john brennan. and jim clapper, director of national intelligence. the investigation of the investigators turn criminal in the scene. and william barr and his recent trip to rome working with italian intelligence and not releasing findings to the justice department inspector general report. a federal judge ruling the justice department must give the house judiciary access to retracted material and robert mueller's report. tonight house impeachment investigators prepping to pick up with witness interviews tomorrow. ambassador philip rieger taking the hot seat behind closed doors, something jim jordan takes major issue with. scheduling the interview on the weekend, on the part of democrat adam schiff. >> a rare saturday session. >> something we can all look forward to. >> the new york times reporting a key white house witness in the impeachment inquiry asking to determine whether to testify. the doj's origin probe is a inquiry, prosecutor john durham has the power to file charges and that isn't all. >

>> i served with john, i know john well. i admire john, i think is sharp and independent-minded. he has his own sense of values but if anybody is thinking that john is going to put a ship and the president's back, i don't see it coming. i think he's going to explain what he saw, what his conclusions were about it but he's going to do so in a guarded way. don't look for him to go to capitol hill and make explicit hard news. >> martha: so just imagining the potential scene, because now it looks like we are moving to the stage of this where you have open public hearings and john bolton being questioned about all of this. what do you see him -- you can't put yourself obviously in his mind, but is it the "this is not an impeachable offense was quote. this is what happened but i don't see it that way? >> first of all we have to assume that he goes, which is an open question. he still might be covered under executive privilege, that will be a decision he and his lawyers will have to make. but if he goes, the key quote which is been attributed to him about a drug deal. i think what he's

attorney john durham's investigation zeroing in on four key players. we'll reveal who they are and moments. ♪ >> laura: u.s. attorney john durham is expanding his investigation into the origins of the russia probe. it reports tonight indicates that he has zeroed in on four figures -- former cia director john brennan, former director of national intel james clapper, former fbi special agent peter strzok, and british x spy christopher steele. a source is also telling fox news if the rumors are true than the findings in his review will blast the conduct of the fbi's russia investigation and justify drums warnings about the deep state. jenny ma to mike joining me nows mike huckabee and chris swecker former fbi assistant director, how significant are these reports that he is closing in on particular individuals connected to how this whole travesty started? >> he is a bulldog and i think it spells trouble but probably more as well when you incorporate the fisa abuse and potential abuse by some members of the intelligence community who aren't accustomed to

why is john brennan surprised? why is he concerned about bill barr's investigation, which has been very transparent and forthcoming in terms of what the goals of seeking it out is? >> once upon a time, the democrats were deeply concerned about overseas influence. as a trump administration, not under ag sessions, but under ag barr have been able to uncover, there is a lot of evidence, more than smoking guns, there is actual evidence out there. this is attorney general barr doing his job. is president trump doing his job to get to the bottom of this this. all of a sudden pops the hunter pride and stuff along the way. but brennan in particular has been implicated indirectly, that is the subject of a lot of this investigation, that as the director of the cia and potentially clapper at the head of -- the director of national intelligence were openly involved and engaged, and if you are going to get to the bottom of the fisa abuse, you have to understand with those two gentlemen were doing or not doing. barr has to pursu

john durham is on this. we are going to get some pretty explosive answers, and democrats are at the center of it. >> harris: i want to brought another question as to whether this is really something people want our government and our president and all the people around him spending time on. senator lindsey graham says there is nothing wrong with william barr asking other nations to assist in an investigation. let's watch. >> was clear to me that liberals are starting an attack against we tend to shut him down from going to italy, australia, and the u.k., to find out if there was something wrong, regarding opening of the investigation with the trump campaign to begin with. if that is not a double standard, i don't know what would be. these countries should be cooperating with barr. as a matter of fact, it would be wrong if he didn't. >> harris: so, roger, others have said this as well on the republican side. my question for you would be whether if all of this is routine, what portion of it then do you sell to

john bolton coming or whether he doesn't come or not, left to be seen. we will end up having to subpoena him. there are significant issues with him coming, what we have to understand, no matter what we heard about what john bolton heard, said or done is through the lens of adam schiff, sole arbiter, he's been made the judge, jury and prosecutor of this case. that is the concern that should concern me and the american people, we are not hearing the full story. >> martha: are you glad there will be a vote tomorrow? >> congressman collins: it's sad. they have missed an opportunity all along to make fairness stable of this house. i'm sad that they are shredding the rules and putting vote up tomorrow and tell the members this is something we're codifying and making it fair. here is realization, there is still not letting the president defend himself until it gets to the judiciary committee and only then they stick in a rule that is pretty amazing. judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler has no liking for this president. the president's attorneys are not bei

and john kerry they say? >> oh, gosh. >> eric holder. >> eric holder? he is considering a last minute entry, oh, he will really save the day, what planet are they on. >> they are realizing it might be too late to jump in, who is left? elizabeth warren? steve: that is the actual thing, she is in the lead but they are worried -- he said lame, 5 too r left. >> more light weights to already a lackluster field of light weights. steve: she too far left. >> democrat realize they cannot control their party, their voters want to go way too far lift for america, they don't know what to do about it it is a didemocracy, they can't do anything about it president trump will win in a landslide. >> dncrigged it last time. steve: it will be fascinating, a huge thank you to great people at turning point usa, i spoke to a fired up group of students this morning here in california, it was inspiring to see their energy and commitment to populous move. , giving me such hope for future, as it does when they see sarah, caylee and henry, thank you so much. >> and come back agai

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but the difference now, john durham and bill barr are on the case. so folks, grab your popcorn, junior mints or whatever makes you happy. the real show is about to begin. multiple criminal leak investigations are under way. the fisa warrants are being scrutinized. the investigation peter strzok tried so hard to avoid is beginning. the i.g. report will be out soon. then it's show time. for obama and brennan, clapper, lynch, rice, strzok, mccabe and the whole cardinal comey crime familiar live hop devoted themselves to not only obstructing the will of the american people, but the very foundation of justice in this great nation. god help the real conspirators in this case because in the end, justice always wins. that's my open. let me know what you think on my fab * and twitter #judgejeanine. '. justice week a group of republicans tried to get into the secret impeachment hearing. it's not real impeachment hearings but that what's they have call them. take a listen to the democrats' response. >> they are unauthorized bodies. they may have brought in the

with regard to john bolton and rudy giuliani, i heard mayor giuliani say john bolton doesn't have a good understanding of the work he was doing in ukraine and he doesn't understand the connection of ukraine to the origins of collusion in 2016. is that the white house take, that john bolton doesn't understand the investigation here? >> i haven't had a direct conversation with president trump about john bolton or any conversations that fiona hill talk to democrats in the least secret hearings and backdoor meetings that she had the last couple of days. what i can tell you is that conversations the president and i have about this center around a much broader problem, that is the fact that there are several people in the federal government who consistently and dangerously leak information about our national security to the press. it puts people's lives at risk, it's got to stop. it happens all too often, we have seen so many of the president's calls leaked whether it was with mexico or australia, obviously ukraine was an issue. it isn't just these shadowy people in the federal government, it'

we have attorney general barr talking to foreign countries, we have john huber, we have john drum, we have horowitz. these are all -- this is not a stable new cycle. >> laura: they think they can gain it all out and pelosi was pressed on this fact. she is pressed on this but she's worried that it's going to hurt democrats and she tried to take the high road. watch. >> do you have any anxiety at all about any of the stuff we are talking about or anything that we are not talking about impacting your ability to hold control of the house in 2020 question mike >> it doesn't matter. our first responsibility is to protect and defend the constitution. we will win again with the democratic majority in the house. >> laura: she's not thinking politics at all. it's all high-minded inquiry. >> of course it is and it's what he just said about joe biden taking the front runner out. he's absolutely right. that i just received from my friends joe biden's meeting in 2016 with the prime minister of ukraine. this is it right here. 100% redacted. this is the next one. it says all. the rest, 100% redacted.

if john durham gets into it, he's going to track it down. he is rather persistent when it comes to these things and now he's got more power calling it a criminal inquiry. we'll see what comes out. tom dupree, thank you very much for being on the program. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: amid recent chatter of a possible hillary clinton running 2020, the pushback from some of her own democratic allies. and the g.o.p. rushing to the president's defense as democrats ramp up their impeachment push. will it be enough? >> we are not telling the house you can't impeach the president. but we are telling the house, 41 of us, that there's a right way to do it at a wrong way to do it. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it u

john. >> shannon, good morning to you, it's just 6:00 a.m. here and president trump has been eviscerated by his critics for setting the conditions for turkey to invade northern syria. but after vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo took a diplomatic baseball bat yesterday, turkey time, to the tricky president and basically bludgeoned him into a cease-firy claimed that his grand plan was working. >> we had a tremendous day today in the middle east. we were a little bits unconventional. we did something then somebody has not been able to do they try to put things together. >> shannon: and that exclusive interview, mike pence play down tensions with the meetings and he brought along a hammer. listen here. >> the on demand was for a cease-fire, what was the or else? >> well, the or else was that the united states would simply not going to stand idly by. while innocent lives were lost. john. we had the entire package of sanctions that the president was prepared to implemen

john? >> we will see, kevin corke at the white house, thank you. >> democrats move to subpoena rudy guiliani two indicted associates adding to the growing list of witnesses they are demanding to hear from. let's bring in emily larson, political reporter for the washington examiner. emily as if this impeachment inquiry couldn't be messy enough all of a sudden, a couple of associates of rudy guiliani get arrested but what does it have to do with the impeachment inquiry? well these two associates reportedly worked with guiliani under his direction to investigate hunter biden who was of course on the board of the ukraine gas company, while his father was vice president and that's the whole thing that sort of spurred this impeachment inquiry, but the charges that they were arrested under on wednesday were not having to do with that work, this is having to do with the campaign finance violation, allegedly improperly funneling funds into pro-donald trump superpack, through their company, but becau

attorney john durham shannon: john durum's investigation into the origins of the russia probe has shifted from an administrative review, quote, to a criminal inquiry. lipstick into it with bradley martin former deputy assistant attorney general john you. great to have you with us. i hardly know where to start but let's start here. the new york times is federal investigators need only a reasonable indication of committed to open an investigation however there must be an objective factual basis for initiating the investigation was a mere hunch is insufficient according to justice department guidelines. what does it say to you tonight and you are told once you see the horwitz report you will understand why the durum reporter investigation has turned into a criminal. what does it say to you tonight? >> it is a huge change, the company had an internal investigation for human resources, turning to a criminal investigation is equally as serious. i think there are two laws that might have been broken here, durum most of them covered already or it was referred to him, first is some kind of surveil

attorney john durham's investigation zeroing in on four key players. we'll reveal who they are and moments. ♪ days and nights out of sync, days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. if you're like us, you have a box of old video tapes, film reels, and photos, just degrading away in your closet. - [nick] legacybox saves these memories by professionally digitizing them on dvd, thumb drive, or the cloud. - [adam] it's easy. load legacybox with your media, and you get back your originals and new digitized copies. - [nick] legacybox is simple and safe with over a half a million satisfied customers. - preserve your memories today. visit legacybox.com and get 40% off. - [nick] that's legacybox.com. ♪ >> laura: u.s. attorney john durham is expanding his investigation into the origins of then russia probe. it reports tonight indicates that he has zeroed in on four figures -- former cia director john brennan, former director of national intel james clapper, former fbi special agent peter

. >> making huge news today, john roberts outside of the white house. john, "our responsibility is not to police the world, other nations must step in. >> the president has been saying that for a long time. i traveled with pentz and pompeo last week where they confronted president erdogan of turkey saying, you have to declare a cease-fire. gorsucand erdogan had been resit to that, but the conditions were met this morning at the end of that five day period for there to be a lasting or permanent, as a president put it, cease-fire. i was told that the president likely would not use the word of permanent. but his remarks were swapped out just before he took to the podium. we don't know what changes were made but the president did use the word permanent but added permanent can mean many different things in the middle east. it's interesting to note, too, that while u.s. forces are going to withdraw to southern syria and other bases in the region and the president announced today in the eastern part of syria to look after the oil fields, turkey will not be wor

john, i want to get into that. we will get back to vindman, which i think jordan was getting at, the possible legal jeopardy that vindman might be facing under that statute, i think that is what he was getting to. but john, that's important, is it not? so let's say the articles of impeachment, for what? we don't know any underlying criminality, there wasn't any in the transcript, but maybe general abuse of power, you know, stuff. so that arrives, and then mitch mcconnell, at that point, can do what? can he immediately move a motion to dismiss to the chief justice? >> they certainly can. look, during the clinton impeachment, there was an effort to try and have witnesses brought forward, and that was shut down. the senate has full control over how to conduct the impeachment inquiry. if this was a rank partisan thing, there is no evidence here, you know, we're going to have a vote right now to decide whether we are going to convict on the articles of impeachment, and the boat is going to be 53 53-48, because it will b

attorney in connecticut, john durham. to refresh, for folks at home, john durham is the person who is leading the federal probe into the origins of the fbi's russia collusion case in 2016 and whether proper procedures were followed. based on our reporting, that durham case has recently expanded in terms of the scope, also additional assets and agents. >> trace: catherine herridge live in d.c. thank you. turkey denying it agreed to a cease-fire in syria. coming up, john roberts has an exclusive interview with vice president pence after high-stakes talks with president erdogan of turkey. from all the journalists at fox news, mrs. "fox news reporting." pain happens. aleve it. with aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid. and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm. it's an honor to tell you that [ applause ] thank you. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ libert

john brennan is not ashamed, far from it, is proud, and so are his many acolytes in washington. philmont is is a former cia employee. look so many from intelligence world, is now a contributor at cnn. last night, he sent an on-air warning to the president and his lawyer. back off or prepare to get hurt. >> i spend a lot of time in government. there are state department officials who will testify, intel guys, department of defense people. all of us are sort of a brotherhood and sisterhood. rudy giuliani parachutes in from mars. at the people whoe will testify are going to look at him, including state department officials, and say "i don't have to protect that guy. he didn't operate by the rules. he didn't do what you're supposed to do in government." i suspect he's worried about what the congress wills do. if i were him, i would be worried about whether people in government stick a ship in his back, he's in trouble. >> tucker: so it's a brotherhood, says phil mott of the cia, a brother that will stab you to death if you disobey. what phil mott is describing is not a conventional

he would have been john delorean. because it's a secretive government agency, the ca has not been restrained, in fact it's only become more powerful and more autonomous spirit powerful enough to take on a president? we will see. one reason the permanent washington is so powerful, so resistant to change or oversight is that it makes alliances with some of the least impressive, but most vicious members of congress. days ago adam schiff claimed his office had no contact whatsoever with the ci whistle-blower. >> first off, have you heard from the whistle-blower? do you want to hear from the whistle-blower? >> we have not spoken directly with the whistle-blower. we would like to. >> tucker: he also claimed to know nothing about what was in the whistle-blower's complaint before it came out, but yesterday "the new york times" revealed that both of those claims were allied. he apologized and away saying that he "should have been much more clear." right. he now admits his office spoke to the whistle-blower who by the way is a

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the context was he said it was explained, the thing that papa john's didn't do is explain the context in which i said it, there was a misunderstanding and that's what caused all the problems. how papa john's handled it. >> shannon: so you had a different role with the company since that played out. the company has gone through some difficult financial times. i know that you feel like you could make more of a contribution. to think there's a place for you to come back into that decision-making role where you can be more of a director into what happens with the company? >> sitting on the board of directors, that's not a priority for me. what is a priority is fixing the business, getting these franchises healthy again, getting employees back on their feet and getting papa john's back to its winning ways. to your point, we fixed it twice before. this will be the third time that i stepped down and things have gotten worse, not good. an '09 the stock was 640 and when i got off the ship in 2017 it was 88 bucks. a good run but '16 earnings were 200 million, so we had a good ride and things si

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>> john is right. it tells you there is real enthusiasmit of the republican base, andea i think he is also right that this is going to almost certainly knock joe biden out sooner or later. this is almost unsustainable for him. but i think the democratic base led by warren and sanders will also get activated by this, and i don't believe money is going to be an issue in this election laura. both sides will have literally a billion dollars or more to spend. >> laura: pete buttigieg every time i turn around, he's raised another $20 million, 6% polling. but he's raising a lot of money. >> he's running for a cabinet spot. >> laura: if south bend's success is any indication, then it's going to be a game buster for him at the white house. all right, john, the last ten days, the major networks spent more than seven hours covering the whistle-blower's complaint and, of course, the cost for trump's impeachment. they spent 46 minutes covering the ukraine-biden scandal. >>ne to which they said it's not true. so we