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California Republican Devin Nunes appeared on Fox News Wednesday claiming he is set to file lawsuits against several "fake news" media outlets.

"At restaurant tonight waitress asks if we want straws. Says she has to ask now in fear of THE STRAW POLICE," Nunes tweeted to his 380,000 followers.

"His ardent support for this amoral man betrayed the values that we hold as Republicans and as Christians," Andrew Shinn, a business professor at Fresno Pacific University, wrote.

"If somebody thinks that my campaign or Cathy's campaign is colluding with the Chinese...it would be a very bad thing," the Republican congressman said.

Alpha Omega Winery faced a lawsuit over the charity cruise.

"You just want to help the president. You're not even reading the documents," Ingraham told Nunes.

Republican Devin Nunes has returned to the theme of his controversial memo.

Under pressure, the Justice Department provided access to the original document that launched the investigation into Russian election interference.

"We will have a plan to hold in contempt and to impeach" if committee doesn't get document that kicked off Russia investigation, Nunes says.

GOP Congressman Devin Nunes, author of the controversial memo alleging bias from the DOJ and FBI, has created his own conservative media outlet

A protege of Michael Flynn, Devin Nunes has long been criticized in Washington for his penchant for alternative facts.

The president is angry Senator Mark Warner tried to meet the Russia dossier creator—but so did Devin Nunes.

The memo will likely include redactions, the source said.

The president argues he is "vindicated" in the Russia investigation by a GOP memo. Now he needs to decide whether to release the Democrat reply.

Republicans suggest State Department may have worked to influence the election, says report.

A number of Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee say their controversial memo doesn't vindicate the president.

The Nunes memo was released Friday after approval from President Donald Trump.

Trump ready to release controversial Republican memo despite warnings from his FBI Director Christopher Wray.

A Republican memo suggests that the FBI and the Justice Department abused the process to get a surveillance warrant. Experts say that's hard to do.

The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee criticized Representative Devin Nunes, the top Republican.

Brennan spoke out after the FBI condemned GOP memo for "material omissions of fact."

Representative Adam Schiff said House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes changed a controversial memo after the panel reviewed it.

A top Democrat says the Republican lawmaker who spearheaded the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign never read the source material that was the basis for the memo.

The House could vote to release the memo to the public as early as this week.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has recommended charges against the dossier author, Christopher Steele, and the House Intelligence Committee is interviewing witnesses.

Obama's former national security adviser has explained why she requested the names of Trump aides from intelligence reports.

The House Intelligence Committee's chairman is still maintaining some control over the probe into Russia and the election.

Inside the mysterious rise of Ezra Cohen-Watnick, the young NSC official at the center of a bizarre Russiagate subplot.

The Intelligence Committee chairman's withdrawal doesn't fix the investigation or solve the chamber's deeper problems.