it started with a guy named peter rock. lou: and some would argue a guy named president obama. good night from new york. [♪] trish: breaking tonight. new details surrounding general michael flynn's sentencing in which robert mueller and his team recommend leniency for flynn claiming that flynn's cooperation is so extensive they must have all they need. this document, this addendum to the government's memorandum on sentencing, i can assure you the liberal media is misguide. robert mueller is still not telling the american people what he's after. an hasn't given any indication

as to what he may or may not have found. take a look at how much of this document is redacted. line after line after line after line. i'll tell you the american people deserve to know more than this. it's make me angry. the special prosecutor has tremendous scope. he can follow any lead on any crime and has a blank check to do so with very little oversight. that's the problem. but the other problem is jumping to conclusions with very little evidence. if you read through this you will see a whole section about the interactions between the transition teams and russia. this isn't what it was sported to be, about transitions. it was supposed to be about collusion during the campaign.

they say general flynn provided quote firsthand information about the contact between the transition team and russian government officials. they communicated about a palestinian territory issue and sanctions on russia. maybe he didn't follow protocol. but communication with the russians as a transition team member and committing election fraud. those two things seem rather different at least to me. joining me with his reaction, mr. corey lewandowski. his brand-new book is out, "montreal's enemies." i have been poring through this. if you are part of a transition team coming into the white house, why wouldn't you be able to communicate with the russians

or others. >> can you imagine for one second if the incoming trump team had no conversations with foreign leaders? that would be impossible. er administration since after george washington had conversations with others before they have come into power because that's what we need to do to be ready to go on day one. trish: then why are they making a big deal out of this whole transition issue? as you say, rightly so, you should be able to have conversation with the people you are working with. >> every presidential administration has done this prior. what we have seen is we have seen individuals who had badges at the fbi selectively going after people associated with the trump campaign, whether it was jim comey or andrew mccabe or

lisa page or jim baker. these people used positions of power to go after individual because they didn't like their politics. now we find out strzok himself is saying he didn't think general flynn lied. so the question is why is general flynn even under consideration for anything he didn't do wrong in the first place when the fbi agent to took the testimony said no crime had been committed. trish: one legal mind said this could be a criminal investigation about anything that has nothing to do with the issue of collusion or president trump or anybody associated with the campaign. of course, the media as it does in so many ways jumps to the conclusion they want to hear. >> this was supposed to be done

by looking into potential collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. the only campaign that took money out of their campaign coffers is the clinton campaign. what we would like to see is the mueller investigation come to a conclusion. and we need to see the full and unredacted report. the american people deserve that. trish: you were there, you ran that campaign back in '16. did you for two seconds -- i know i asked you this before -- did you for two seconds think there was any kind of collusion or conspiracy, if you would, between people you were working with on that campaign, your star, and even outside the staff whoever it may be, and the russians? >> it never happened. that's the most ofn'ting part of

this. now we see people like george papadopoulos, and carter page, people who had no role in the campaign decision making. they were literally volunteers. george papadopoulos went to jail for lying to the fbi. but that's not the same criteria with a clinton person or andy mccabe and the i.g. referred him for criminal referral. he has not been prosecuted. there are two separate sets of rules. if you are a trump supporter the fbi and the department of justice comes after you. if you are a club on supporter you get immunity whether you are cheryl mills or huma abedin. trish: it's pretty political in your view? >> purely political and the mueller investigation needs to come to an end.

trish: "trump's enemies" is in stores right now. here is a significant problem. you have got this addendum out tonight. this addendum which says there is a criminal investigation. but we have no idea what this criminal investigation is because it's all redacted. they had a criminal investigation into michael cohen and his personal business deal weather so-called taxi king. hard in, that had nothing to do with russia collusion. the criminal investigation referenced in relation to flynn may have nothing to do with the president. we don't know because bob mueller redacted it all. he's not telling the american people what is going on here tonight. yet the liberal media is carrying on like this. >> i think this thing tonight means a lot of trouble for

president trump. >> i think there is a lot of trouble for donald trump. >> the references to cooperation with russia. there is a size 6 shoe that's going to drop here. >> flynn's cooperation is more of a unique and damaging nature to maybe the president? trish: i get it. they think the president is guilty of something, just for being donald trump. but what is it they think he is guilty of. if you read the legal documents you see you the whole section about uner actions between the transition team and russia. we just heard corey explain, that's normal. that's how things work. you talk to the people you are soon going to be working with. and that's what they did. joining me, conservative author,

richard fowler and curt schlichter. >> trump is definitely guilty of an unforgivable crime. he beat hillary clinton and they can't forgive that. corey lewandowski was absolutely correct. there are two 70s just its. one for them and one for people who dare to defy them by taking the brass ring away from them. pulling away power and giving it back to the people, donald trump has committed and i unforgivable sin and they will lie, cheat and steal to convict him. trish: what are they talking about convicting him of? this is one big probe at

taxpayers' expense. you have, mueller with a big blank economic. you have only to go back to josef stalin's regime to remember his top security police force that says show me the man, i'll show you the crime. can you defend any of it? >> the mueller investigation has to run its course. right now none of us know. only mueller and his team and the judges who readed the unredacted report know. this investigation was triggered in july of 2016 after corey lewandowski left the trump campaign. we know there is nothing wrong with mike fine sitting dwownt russian ambassador. it's the fact that he covered it up and lied to the fbi about it. and he lied to the vice president of the united states of america. trish: on a scale of 1-10, the idea that maybe general flynn

knew about -- i'm making this up because to me this is the only thing meriting this type of scrutiny if the trump campaign hacked into the dna server. then you have got yourself a problem. they were working in coordination with the russians. that story line every materialized. so you are left with all this innuendo. you are telling me because he screwed up and lied to the fbi. you can't lie to the fbi and you can't lie under oath. but on a stale of 1-10, that's not quite as problematic. >> any time that a general lies to the fbi, that's problematic. than that's when he's serving on issues of national security. trish: lie is a big word.

could he have screwed up and said i didn't talk to the russians, but i did talk to the russians. obviously that was a pretty big mistake. crime and punishment, right? how does that lead us down the path of the wild windy path we are on right now. i don't get, chris. >> the liberal media is unleashing the power of wanting. they want trump to be guilty of anything so they can overturn the results of this election and take power again. this lie which wasn't even a lie according to the agents to talked to mike flynn. i think if he fought this in court, he would win. trish: corsi filed a complaint

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trish: i need you to see this video. i briefly showed it last night. it's disturbing. it's the image of young children being dropped from an 18-foot tall part of our border wall. i want to report tonight that these children are okay. they escaped with only minor injuries. this is hard to watch. but the mainstream media is choosing to ignore images like that. we live in a world where migrants are so desperate to come here and we haven't made it clear we won't take them. so they will drop their children 18 feet over a border. secretary of defense just signed and i order extending the order for the troops to remain at our

border until the end of january. joining me trite now, former acting i.c.e. director mike holliman. the promise of coming in illegally to america puts little kids in harm's way. >> i'm so glad you showed that video. president trump signed a proclamation that said if you come into the country illegally you can't claim asylum. he wants them in a fort entry where they are protected by federal agents around the clock. some judge in 9th circuit told trump he couldn't do this. so they put these families in a safe harbor in a port of entry, and put them at the mercy of a criminal organization. those are smugglers that dropped that child, not a parent.

congratulations to aclu. they didn't protect these people. they put them in the hands of criminal organizations. the drug cartels and criminal organizations are being bank rolled and immigrants are put in danger because of this lawsuit. trish: in economics we call it the law of unintended consequences. by not actually engage in' immigration reform by allowing people to come in here illegally. the law of unintended consequences says kids like those children that thank god were not harmed. but who is to say there are others that won't be. it puts them in harm's way. and it puts people surrounded by actual criminals that are here illegally. you know better than anyone how

i.c.e. tries to detain and deport and can't because of sanctuary city rules that us about the on the puts other people in arm's way. the left, they don't want to think about it. and i think it's time we do. >> the last year and a half, i always talk about the consequences of what happened. what happens in the background. illegal immigration is not a victimless crime. if you entice people to come to the country illegally, they have to pay fee to the the drug cartels. so we bankroll a criminal organization that has killed multiple agents and killed i.c.e. agents, and you put immigrants at greater risk putting them in the hands of smugglers.

there is a flip side to the enforcement and it's called saving lives at the border. trish: it's the right thing to do from our perspective. but if you really care about these people trying to make the trek up here you would think long and hard about the incentives you are offering them. so i am glad we are able to expose it. straight ahead, the life, legacy and brill yancey that was president george herbert walker bush. the perfect example of putting the country before himself next. speaking of that. maybe the democrats could learn a thing or two from him. why some of their recent comments prove they are putting out the wrong message.

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at least we got a reprieve from it today as we watched that funeral service and saw former presidents of the united states sitting there alongside our current president. than was civility. but as there should be. but he personified that. that's what we need to continue. we need to get back to those roots. putting your country before self. there is a generation of people thinking of the greatest generation that understood that. and knew that. and i think it's the one thing we should all wish for our children. we want them to understand and appreciate the greatness of being americans. and what that means. and the responsibility that that carries. here with me right now, former

senior advisor to our 43rd president, george w. bush, brad blakeman. brad, it's good to see you. i know you had a hand in a lot of these funeral preparations that were quite significant. what were your best memories? >> one of my best memories was one that was told today by the presidential historian about vice president bush and mrs. bush's visit to contract could to krakow,wholand. right before we visited that children's hospital, x visited auschwitz. we toured the death cams and saw where the children and the adults had been killed. he went to the gas chambers. with two marines he laid a wreath. i looked at marine, and marine

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we should never lose sight of that. it's easy to get busy and going through emotions in your day-to-day life. and you are so wrapped up in what you are doing, you yourself that you forget the consequences of it all and the importance of everything else. what you are telling me is this is someone who recognized all that. and the story i told the viewers the other night, i loved a couple years ago my husband james and i were up in kennebunkport where i had grown up. i never had the opportunity to meet the president. he took time out of his day in his early 90s to sit down with james and myself, and we had a nice chat about kennebunkport and what a nice place it is. and we chatted about world

events. he's so outside himself in his early 90s. and he was down there every day writing correspondence it shows you how he valued others. >> personal communication. and he practiced what he preached it was about duty, honor, service, country, faith, family, friend. that was george bush's life. he believed no life could be complete without service. you can volunteer at a hospital or work at a soup kitchen. you can help a vet. everybody can do something in their own way to make this place better. his credo was leave the world a better place. and he certainly did. trish: new york's democratic senator kirsten gillibrand says the future of america is female.

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if we withdraw from a cold war nuclear treaty. a treaty mike pompeo has accused the russians of violating. our american partners believe the situation has changed to such an extent that the u.s. should have such weapons. what answer they have from our side is we'll do it, too. joining us, retired four star general jack keane. the last time they tried that, it didn't work out so well. >> putin has been in an arms race. he has been building capacity level while we have had devastating cuts coming out of the winding down 9/11 wars. the bipartisans republicans and democrats along with the obama white house imposed those cuts, and it was profound wrek

recklessness. putin launched land based cruise missiles. he's developed a tank that's got improved technology over ours. they have been rebuilding their capacity, and we have been cutting ours. >> now we are saying this is going to change, right? this isn't right. you can't be engaging in that and we can't be slashing military spending to the extent we have been slashing it. china is ramping it up. >> china by the way is not a signatory to this treaty. they have cruise missiles that would violate the treaty if they were in it. if we were going to put a treaty back together again and not have

these missiles, we have to bring china into it. china has conducted the most of rapid military buildup in the world. the thing putin and president xi is paying attention to is the defense nild-up which was a contributor to the collapse of the soviet union. which is a mark on putin's psyche. it's more significant than putting arms into the ukraine, more significant than the strike against bashar al-assad's chemical capability. but this is significant in terms of pushing back on putin. trish: we are watching the mueller news trickle in. and we see what happened here to general flynn. he's getting out without a sentence here. they are saying they apparently

have some evidence of these talks between him and the transition team and the russians. i don't know what that's going to lead to. but they are going on and on about that especially in the me too media these days. if the russians and president trump were in cahoots, do you think we would be having this conversation right now? >> if there was any substance to that allegation that would have been out in the hand of the media two years ago. >> i know mike flynn very well. he would never be involved in anything like that. if he was involved with something like that, he would have been charged with it, not lying to the investigators. with some of the senior fbi

people dispute he was lying. trish: this is something the mainstream media doesn't report on and they don't like to talk about the conflicts between trump and putin. so back to task at hand. how do we make sure that we remain, and i think this is important. on a day when we are burying president bush. i think we can't help but think about the future of this world and where we were and where we are going. how do we make sure we stay on top and rename the world's most of powerful military for generations and generations to come? >> it's going to take a couple days. american leadership on a global stage promoting peace, stability and prosperity.

the evidence i have seen, president trump has accepted that quite traditional role of an american president, work my allies and confront my enemies. we need the resources to keep the united states military where it should be. to be frank by the, those cuts have hurt us. we have eroded to a dangerous degree, if we are in a conflict with russia and china, there is no guarantee as admiral davidson said a few weeks ago. there is no guarantee we would win against china. he's in the middle of all of that. if we have serious people like that, and our commission has come to the same conclusion. we have to dig ourselves out of this hole. it will take some resources and we have to stay on top of american leadership. that's how we stabilize and secure the future. these thugs in the world. the only thing they truly

understand, and history bears this out, is strength. when you come at him with a strength. i'm not saying you have to shoot at them. but they have to understand you have the capability and the will to use it. the last 8 years, they didn't believe we would ever use it. trish: we'll have to change that bit by bit. hillary clinton's failing to connect with voters in 2016. here we are two years later and democrats are still dealing with this problem. one democratic senator says it's because democratic voters aren't that smart. talk about slamming your own team. i'm talk about setting the record straight. be right back after this. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market

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hirono says their party is having so much trouble connecting to voters. because politicians are way smarter than the voters themselves. watch. >> one of the things we democrats have a hard time with is connecting to people's hearts instead of up here. we have a hard time doing that. we discussed at one of our retreats that we democrats know so much and that is true and we have to tell everybody how smart we are. trish: when you keep talking about how much you know versus how much the voters don't know. it gets old. isn't that exactly the problem hillary clinton had? joining me right now. former new york governor betsy mccaughey. >> that condescension brings

back echoes of hillary clinton's failed campaign. she couldn't connect with the voters because she was telling them what to say and what to think. trish: it's not a female thing. i think barack obama had this problem, and i was annoyed because he said the whole country has a mommy complex. it's degrading too relationships children with with their mothers. but this consistency and inability to actually relate. right now it's hard on the democrats. but the republicans have been guilty of it in the past as well. if they want to have any success. >> stop talking about identity politic and talk about the issues. people want to support their families. they care about the economy and

the schools. of course, they care about defense. they don't want to hear about this identity politics. trish: kirsten gillibrand out of new york tweeted, our future is female, intersectional. i haven't heard that one before. empowered by our belief in one another. and we're just getting started. >> it means you are supposed to relate to all the victims in society. she is saying the democratic party is the party of victims and by definition the republicans are the oppressors. that's not what leadership is about. we need to unite people around the issues everybody cares about, the economy, schools,

public safety. trish: what about the female population? we are both women. i know some people have trouble with this term i'm a self-declared feminist because i believe in equality of women. >> i can tell you that comment, she just disqualified herself from being president of the united states. she can't run for president of the united states. half of the nation is men. then there are many women like us who have fathers and husbands and sons and grand sons. she can run for president of the china nation, but not for the united states. trish: you are funny. but that aside, you want to believe that everybody has this equal opportunity. to me the real definition that

makes us great is relive in a meritocracy. i'm not saying there isn't racism and sexism out there, there definitely is. the goal is to cut through it and not dwell on it. because you are not empowered to succeed. >> there are more women in the house of representatives that ever before. when i ran in 1994 we were just new to this. it was called the year of the woman. it's gotten a little old now. the fact is women care about the same issues men care about. if you look at the facts, the trump administration and the republican party are bringing home the bacon. the lowest unemployment among minorities in history.

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my friend george bush, one of nature's noble men. >> he called her barb, the silver fox, what. the enforcer. >> he was only boy she ever kissed. her children, mrs. bush liked to say, always wanted to throw up when they heard that. heaven, perfect as it must be, just got a bit kinder and gentler. so mr. president, mission acomplete. >> your des sense -- kind soul will stay with us forever, through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble

man, the best father a son or daughter could have, in our grief, by the smile knowing that dad is hugging robin and holding mom's hand again. trish: beautiful ceremony today. rest in peace, george herbert walker bush. coming up tomorrow. we have a big show, for you, we'll continue our investigation to this mueller stuff. jerome coarsey will be here, he outspoken, he said that feds came for the wrong guy when they came for him, he has quite a story to tell. so make sure you tune in 8 p.m. eastern, to hear every bit. also, katrina pearson, steve hilton, brit mchenry and many more, have a wonderful night, enjoy. kennedy begins now.

♪ kennedy: an emotional farewell, to american hero, george herbert walker bush now back in his home state of texas for the final good-byes. we have a live look inside st. st. mart. tomorrow bush family will hold another funeral there, then a train ride to college campus, texas. more than