rooting for the president to fail. if he fails, the country fails, the world fails, at all costs. even if it means a better quality of life. joining us now, we have a lot o. house intelligencece committee chairman devin nunes. mr. chairman, good to see you. reaction to rod rosenstein, ar two-part question. did he threaten to subpoena thee emails of you, other members of congress, your staff, and other documents? because he had one of his temper tantrums and got angry? sean, it s great to see you live in singapore. i think you should come home eventually but i enjoy seeing you there. listen, this has been going on since last august. we subpoenaed them last august. as you know, you ve covered it every night on your show. we continue to try to get cuments. we can t get documents. we ve had many, what i would say, altercations with the deputy attorney general and his staff. what i think is inappropriate i am fine. i can takeh the heat.
the fbi but the justice department as well were more zealous in probing the president over allegations of russian collusion th theyng were in terms of getting to the bottom of the clinton probe. meanwhile, justice department pushing back and denying what you just reported on about deputyttorney general rod rosenstein threatening republican devin nunes. you heard him a moment ago, and his aides with a subpoena of their emails and phone records. democrats defending rosenstein, as did the attorney general jeff sessions on tucker s program last night. republicans are insisting this happened and it s a problem. watch. it is deeply concerning that instead of having a cooperative relationship with this agency, respectful of the importance of the congress, having access to documents regarding matters that they are investigating, that they have oversight responsibility for, and this is not the way to conduct that. more evidence republican from matt gaetz tweeting tonight the
are tools in the toolbox that we may have to go to. finally, there is what devin nunes said, the president can say release the informationt so they can get answers. sean: last question. exit question. congressmadesantis and gaetz, we will start with you. congressman desantis. be quicker, better forr the country, that the psident, that he demand the documents congress has been obstructed from getting, ould he demand? wouldn t that be the faster path? i think so. jim jordan, mark meadowsnd i sent him a letter couple weeks ago urging him to do that. he has the power and i think he imshould do it. the american people deserv the truth on this. donald trump has been treated as poorly as anybodby some of these jokers. he should definitely pull the trigger on that. totally agree, sean.. totally agree. absolutely. the president has the power to this thing home. he can do it, and we re going to stand behind him. sean: all right, thank you all for being with us. when we come back, rush li
that with the iran deal in tehran and the way they treat their people in that country. what i did not hear were solutions offered up by the very expert punditry class that are products of the obama administration, the bush administration, who have no leg to stand on here as far as what we should be doi and whatto should have been done during the summit with north korea because both of thoseon administrations along with the clinton administration failed miserably. the final point here is thatos there s a disconnect with the american people. because while 90% of thehe coverage was probably negative in terms ofpl criticizing the resident about the summit, reuters has a poll out today. 51% approve of the president s handlingf rth kore which is remarkable considering how polarized this country is. you can t get over 50% agreement on anything. so that shows you the disconnect between what people are feeling on the ground, what they saw at the summit, and what the punditry class is saying out
achieved more than 24 hours, 25 hours he was awake. what more could he have achieved? at the end of the day, he is solving the problems othere people left him. this isn t just about the obama administration. this is about the last 25 years, from bill clinton onwards, the situation in this part of the world on the peninsula was getting wo worse by the year. the nuclear capability, detonating nuclear warheads, launching ballistic missiles over the sea of japan with a range of more than 2,000 miles. those are not problems createded by the trump administration. but guess was trying to solvebl it? donald trump. it s just facts. sean: as i said yesterday, you were someone who wanted the president to manage expectations. did he exceed them? i think he has. i also think he has effectively managed the summit. it sparked a flurrof diplomatic engagement. follow-up meetings, we are already seeing secretary pompeo this reinforces e diplomacy. sean: north korean media said they are coming to