he is performing cpr on a police officer pretending to be unresponsive. he checks the officer s chest. places his ear by his mouth. what an amazing dog. poncho continued this until the officer got up. wonder if it would have worked in real life? sandra: a daring rescue caught on camera. let s go. she is going. sandra: that s a charter boat. it caught fire at sea. how a tragedy was averted and the people who came to their rescue. eric: lawmakers are threatening action after the department of justice ignores a request from the house intelligence committee for some answers coming up. ohio congressman brad wenstrup is here. we ll ask him his reaction to the d.o.j. saying no. i m ray and i quit smoking with chantix.
proximity of power. he is the ranking member of the committee. he has a responsibility to lock it up. lisa: so that point, he is part of gang of eight. they are trying to portray themselves as the only committee above board in the investigation along with senator burr. marie: they have been working well together. lisa: this this undermine that? marie: no. is a stupid joke at a party. lisa: shouldn t he know better? marie: sure but it s a joke. the republicans on committee have been complimentary of him. he made a dumb joke at a party. lawrence: i have to put back. what is it with the democrats with the leadership investigations joking about the investigations. marie: trump jokes about it more than anyone. he is the president. lawrence: he is not charge of the investigation. democrat members part of the f.b.i., department of justice now ranking member in the senate joking about an investigation. american people are supposed to say it s okay. marie: it s a joke.
melissa: fox news alert. new fallout over the justice department i.g. report detailing anti-trump bias from the investigators. and they have announced that rod rosenstein and f.b.i. director christopher wray will testify this thursday about that report. the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. action surrounding the 2016 election. in the meantime, nine house republicans yesterday sending a letter to rosenstein asking for the name of everyone past and present. melissa: who worked on the special counsel investigation in collusion with the trump campaign. lawrence, what do you think? lawrence: my biggest problem with this is now that we know there is dirty play in the constitution, i wish the leaders of the institutions, the attorney general, the deputy attorney general, wray, all of them would stop trying to protect the institution and be honest about what is happening in their house. it seems they are being so defensive. the fact of the matter we already know. we know. the american people, the
strzok and other hating frauds at the f.b.i. and d.o.j. should be shown to the public on live televi, not a closed-door hearing that nobody will see. we should expose these people for what they are. there should be total transparency. what are your thoughts? will it be closed door? we could see him testify publicly later but at least for now. i think it s public. let the american people see this guy s bias firsthand. i would, though, push back a little bit on what the i.g. found. he said the decision not to charge hillary wasn t necessarily because of bias because you had other people that didn t have the text messages involved in that decision. he did say once strzok opened the russia collusion case against trump s campaign that he decided not to pursue the huma abiden emails in the homestretch of the campaign because of his bias. he wanted to stop trump, like he said in his text message, and wanted hillary to be
monitors and released ensuring they go to their court hearings. cbp said in a statement this is temporary until the government figures out what to do with all of these families. in the statement u.s. customs and border protection is working through implementing the president s executive order in conjunction with the department of justice and taking temporary action until congress can find a lasting solution to family separation. we encourage them to act. so at least temporarily catch and release is back. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions said yesterday that zero tolerance isn t going anywhere. if we refuse to prosecute these adults for illegal entry as many of our critics want us to do, that would be a disservice, i think, to the people of this country. it would be an insult to those who come here legally. as for more space, officials tell fox news that the army s fort bliss is expected to house