Trump blasts Democrats' memo Rep. Adam Schiff in Fox News interview
President Trump speaks during a meeting with state and local officials on school safety in the Roosevelt Room of the White House Thursday. (Photo: MANDEL NGAN  AFP/Getty Images)
Hours after a controversial memo was released Saturday as a rebuttal to serious allegations about the FBI   President Trump  called into Fox News and said  he  felt the document "was a nothing" and merely verified allegations that the FBI had abused its power.
"It was a nothing "  he  told Fox News host Jeanine Pirro. "That was really just a confirmation of  if you call it the Republican memo or the Nunes memo  it's referred to as a lot of things  but that was nothing but a confirmation."
 Trump  spent several hours watching — and tweeting about — Fox News before calling into “Justice with Judge Jeanine" and talking about a number of topics  including a possible military parade and  his  call for tighter gun laws following the Feb. 14 shooting at a Florida high school.
The memo  compiled by Rep. Adam Schiff  the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee  attempted to outline mischaracterizations and omissions from another memo released by committee Republicans earlier this month. Republicans  in their memo  accused the FBI of obtaining a FISA surveillance warrant to spy on former  Trump  campaign aide Carter Page by using information in a controversial dossier by former British spy Christopher Steele  which was funded by Democrats and the Hillary Clinton campaign.
While talking about  the memo  Trump  blasted Schiff  calling him a "bad guy" and suggested that the California Democrat might be breaking the law and leaking information to reporters.
He then said  the memo  verifies that the "other side" did "fraudulent" things and should be investigated.
Then   Trump  called for the country to come together as one.
Pirro asked  Trump  about gun-control laws and a possible military parade in Washington  D.C.
More:  Trump  vows tougher background checks  mental health screens for gun buyers in meeting with students
 Trump  repeated  his  call for arming some teachers  expanding background checks to include those with mental illnesses and increasing the age to purchase assault rifles to 21  a divide from the National Rifle Association.
"This should be bipartisan "  he  said on tightening gun laws. "It's time to get it done and get it done right."
 Trump  also confirmed reports that a military parade was in the works and could be planned for July 4 or Veterans Day.
"We're talking about probably Veterans Day "  he  said  adding that  he  liked the option of having it on July 4.
More:  Trump 's military parade could cost up to $30 million  Mulvaney says
More:  Trump  asks Pentagon to explore plans for a military 'celebration'
President Trump speaks during a meeting with state and local officials on school safety in the Roosevelt Room of the White House Thursday. (Photo: MANDEL NGAN  AFP/Getty Images)
Hours after a controversial memo was released Saturday as a rebuttal to serious allegations about [TGT]called into Fox News and said  [TGT]  felt the document "was a nothing" and merely verified allegations that the FBI had abused its power.
"It was a nothing "  he  told Fox News host Jeanine Pirro. "That was really just a confirmation of  if you call it the Republican memo or the Nunes memo  it's referred to as a lot of things  but that was nothing but a confirmation.[TGT]spent several hours watching — and tweeting about — Fox News before calling into “Justice with Judge Jeanine" and talking about a number of topics  including a possible military parade and  his  call for tighter gun laws following the Feb. 14 shooting at a Florida high school.
The memo  compiled by Rep. Adam Schiff  the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee  attempted to outline mischaracterizations and omissions from another memo released by committee Republicans earlier this month. Republicans  in their memo  accused the FBI of obtaining a FISA surveillance warrant to spy on former  [TGT]  campaign aide Carter Page by using information in a controversial dossier by former British spy Christopher Steele  which was funded by Democrats and the Hillary Clinton campaign.
While talking about  the memo  [TGT]blasted Schiff  calling him a "bad guy" and suggested that the California Democrat might be breaking the law and leaking information to reporters.
[TGT] then said  the memo  verifies that the "other side" did "fraudulent" things and should be investigated.
Then   [TGT]called for the country to come together as one.
Pirro asked  [TGT]about gun-control laws and a possible military parade in Washington  D.C.
More:  [TGT]  vows tougher background checks  mental health screens for gun buyers in meeting with students
 [TGT]repeated  [TGT]  call for arming some teachers  expanding background checks to include those with mental illnesses and increasing the age to purchase assault rifles to 21  a divide from the National Rifle Association.
"This should be bipartisan "  he  said on tightening gun laws. "It's time to get it done and get it done right."
 [TGT]also confirmed reports that a military parade was in the works and could be planned for July 4 or Veterans Day.
"We're talking about probably Veterans Day "  he  said  adding that  he  liked the option of having it on July 4.
More:  [TGT] 's military parade could cost up to $30 million  Mulvaney says
More:  [TGT]asks Pentagon to explore plans for a military 'celebration'