are a big career outside of that area s date politics compared to putnam, who has been, since the earth cooled, has been active in a big network in florida politics. desantis, he was little known. the trump endorsement was huge, but the other part that was huge, as voters saw him and hurt him more and his ads started to run and a lot of money poured in from out of state her mother trump supporters, for him, when that money came in and he could get on air, fortis and florida saw so him and they like with a separate shannon: they saw him in the fox news debate as well. as we wait in arizona, we ll check back with you as soon as we get something. you where they are the decision to ask in new york. thank you very much. as we wait, how are the top story, our debate over ruth or his testimony. the demoted dod official appearing on capitol hill testifying behind closed doors. republicans occasionally coming out of the claiming they have heard things and learn things that would shock america
important facts like to file the document, they didn t talk about ohr s involvement, they didn t tell the court that christopher steele had the extreme bias against president trump. important fact they should have disclosed, they didn t, they got the warrant, and they spied an carter page. shannon: to that point, your colleague mark meadows had this to say earlier today when talking about some of the evidence that may have been used to get information. he said this. we ve learned are information s adjusting our submissions are true. fbi doj had previously looked info to the press and used those same press stories as a separate source to justify fisas. unreal. tomorrow s bruce ohr interview is even more critical. did he do this. did you talk about the potential for leaks, the articles looking for those leaks, then justified further investigations? we know this was happening. remember the one graph or diagram that the inspector general, mr. horwitz
which is the main reason i left the military. everybody wants more for their kids, but i feel like with my kids, they measurably get more than i ever got. and i get to do that. i get to provide that for them. shannon: right now we have the g.o.p. nominee hoping to run for senator jeff flake s seat. it is the congressman martha mcsally, fox news politics editor chris stirewalt here with an encore performance as well. let s talk about this in arizon arizona, congresswoman kyrtsen sinema will be the democratic nominee. a three way essentially, more people, down to three top contenders in the g.o.p. let s talk about where you see this race is shaping up. this is a huge relief for republicans. this was going to be a tough race no matter what.
problems than it would solve. it sounds like mueller is much more about going after the obstruction of justice thing then he is on russian collusion at this point. if that was true, if he is looking at obstruction of justice, then rod rosenstein should be recusing himself. he s the one that authored the memo that went to the president recommending the firing of james comey. how is it that he then still sees oversees the investigation of the special prosecutor? there are a lot of people that believe there should either be a second special prosecutor or get rid of jeff sessions. he s been the most ineffective attorney general we ve ever had of the history of this nation. he should have never recused himself and he s not playing with an even hand. shannon: how do you really feel, jason? i want to move on to we talked to congressman jim gordon, part of the questioning today, bruce ohr, the former still at doj, been demoted, but all kinds of links he had,
i m not blaming jeff. it can t go on like this. the president is an interesting predicament because he deems jeff sessions not to be loyal. here lies the problem, firing your attorney general in the middle of an investigation that is centered around possibly you is very problematic. it speaks to the argument that folks are making in the media about obstruction of justice. let s remember, richard nixon did the same thing. if history is a teacher at all. when he did it, his new attorney general that won the confirmation had to appoint a special counsel in the watergate investigation. history shows us that firing your attorney general in times like this might not be the best idea. shannon: there were some key differences in that case. jason, to that point, want to quote, his attorneys, rudolph giuliani and jay sekulow advised him that mueller could interpret such an act for it as an effort to obstruct justice and for the investigation. white house aides have tried to convince trump