concerned, because if they ever spoke to any of these people, their records could be released. and i think journalists should be concerned, because if journalists ever spoke to rudy giuliani at any time that the democrats decide they don t like what a journalist has done or another member of congress, they can just release these. maria: this is very concerning, obviously, and i m wondering what recourse you really have. kimberly strassel from the wall street journal wrote an op-ed this week saying the phone records of rudy giuliani and others were divulged, mr. schiff divulged the phone log this week including revealing details about the communications of trump attorneys jay sekulow, mr. giuliani, devin nuñes, reporter john solomon. the media is treating this as a victory when it is a disgraceful breach of ethical and legal propriety. yeah. so state law so i m a californian. for sure, state law you cannot release somebody s phone records. so, for sure, that right has been violat
credibility than it deserves. maria: it s interesting that you say that because all of this time, yes, they re trying to rush this getting the phone records of devin nuñes, of john solomon? it s dangerous. what he did was, i think looking at rudy and found out maria: so rudy s not allowed to make these phone calls? no, he certainly can. here s what i would tell adam schiff, do you really want to start calling republican members of congress in oversight? do you want me to call you to the senate as part of senate oversight? where does this maria: [inaudible] no,ily not. maria: why? i m not going to call a bunch of house members to come to the senate as part of oversight. now, if you re a house member and you participated, you re not
deeper question. now, if you want to talk about my role, i am defending a client who was falsely accused of russian collusion. they came to me and said it s really ironic, mr. mayor, that there was no russian collusion. the collusion was in ukraine. maria: yeah. it was bought and paid for, done by hillary clinton, the democratic national committee. they told me the person that was the intermediary, i ve interviewed maria: but if you are president trump s personal attorney, why are you having all of these meetings with ukrainian officials? because they had an alternative explanation that cleared my client. that s what you do as a defense attorney. did you ever watch perry mason? let s say i was representing someone for murder and someone came to me and said we really know who did the murder, but the police won t listen to us. maria: yeah. i would have to go investigate it myself. because and they were also telling me they didn t trust the fbi, which is a shame maria: well, c
mornings with maria a on fox business, and he connected the dots in terms of why the president was so interested in getting to the bottom of what went on in ukraine. listen to devin nuñes, he joined me on friday. that s number one. number two, people have to understand that the origins of the russia investigation begin in ukraine. okay? now, this is only slightly in the weeds, but i think most of your viewers know fusion gps, the firm that was paid by the democrats to dig up dirt on the trump campaign, most of their dirt, original dirt if you go back to the so-called steele dossiers, comes from ukraine. maria: so if i go back to the actual transport of the call between the transcript of the call between the president and the ukraine president, the president says, do me a favor, we want to get to the bottom of this. is that what he s talking about, the 2016 origins of the probe? yeah. if you notice, biden is just an afterthought. only four lines on biden, 178
democrat-inspired witch hunt. it is an embarrassment to the usa that they don t know how to stop. they can t help themselves, they are totally lost. they are clowns, writes the president. joining me right now, one of the law makers to who questioned mueller, republican congressman from california, devin nuñes is the ranking member of the house intel committee, a member of the house ways and means committee, and he s among the few congressmen who have been on this program for the last two and a half years telling the truth about what has taken place. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. thank you, maria. great to be with you. maria: reaction, your reaction from the mueller testimony. well, first of all, it s clear that mueller didn t write the report, and so who wrote the report? we think there were five or six lawyers involved. we re still trying to get to bottom of that. i would say one of the main takeaways is that we still don t have any russians, right? we don t kno