a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. thank you for being with us. i hope you e i certainly did. good night from new york. [♪] trish: the white house firing back after a key witness in the house democrat super secret impeachment inquiry testifies. a coordinated smear campaign from the far left and radical bureaucrats. that's what the white house is saying. the white house press secretary stephanie grisham is calling out the leaks in today's testimony, the leaks from democrats. she says they are waging war on the constitution in was no quid pro quo and they are wasting more taxpayer dollars in this campaign to under mine the will of the american voters.

he said. president trump is telling fox's sean hannity, the move was all about get together bottom of corruption. watch it here. president trump: you hear about ukraine, and you have been hear being it. i heard clinton was involved. i heard they got -- somebody wrote the fake dossier. was out of ukraine. all of the things that happened. i assumed the attorney general -- i would like the attorney general to find out what's going on. you know what? we are investigating corruption. trish: he argues, you know what? as president of the united states, that's what he was supposed to be doing. it was his obligation to figure out what went down and whether any countries tried to influence the 2016 outcome in anyway. remember when democrats said they cared about trying to

figure out who played a role in all that? >> what is the goal after foreign government in undermining our election that would have been a necessary investigation even if hillary clinton had won. >> i would like to see an independent commission look into this like we did after 9/11. >> we are only at the beginning of understanding what the russians did to affect our elections. trish: how can you understand it and figure out if there is any corruption if you don't do the digging in the first place? joining me now, congressman rick crawford. good to have you here. you are on the intelligence committee. tell us your thoughts on what went down today. >> i want to congratulate the democrats. they finally found a witness to support their narrative. all the leaks that have been reported thus far are selective in nature, and they are done to

support the narrative that trump did something illegal and this will be what they are hanging their hats on with regard to impeachment. they found a career diplomat who didn't like president trump are who apparently is as unhinged as they are about the fact that president trump got elected so he got his moment in the sun. but how do you undo the testimony of the other witnesses who didn't have that story. now we found somebody that will go along with adam schiff's narrative. so that's all we'll hear about from them. trish: i think what the president was telling sean hannity was an interesting point. not that it would be a quid pro quo. but if you are going to investigate this. why wouldn't you be looking to iran, china, russia. any possible contender. why wouldn't you be trying to

figure out where these ten -- we tententicles went. taking a look in the past and look at where we have seen malign influence in the case of russia, china and ukraine. china has a well-developed malign influence campaign throughout the country. it's appropriate to talk to countries that seek to influence the outcome of an election. trish: i know you can't tell me too much because these are closed door hearings. >> it's not classified. but it's closed door. trish: you see all the headlines from mr. taylor. but what else. you made the point this is all we are going to hear about

because this fits the left, narrative. what do have you heard that doesn't make' ask' the left's view of what happened. >> look at the comments of members coming out on the democrat side. we have been warned, don't leak any information. it's not classified, but it's closed. we have been cordoned off from the information. we can't look at the written transcript, the only way i can look at a written transcript is in the company of a member of the majority staff or another member. i can't take it out of the room. trish: that's unfair. >> entirely unfair. i'm a member of the committee. this shouldn't even be taking place in the intelligence committee. they can hide down there and they dock this under the you have 'auspices that this is the

continue tell jones community. the whistleblower, the whistle leaker, full, had no business and was not a credible claim because he's not or she is not part of the intelligence community. trish: lindsey graham making the points, this is bad stuff when you don't even know -- this is not a criminal prosecution-time thing. >> absolutely. >> this is a sham, this is a joke. i'm going to let the whole world know if we were doing this to a democratic president you have would be all over me right now. not one person has asked me a question. what do you think about the fact that president trump doesn't know who his accuser is. what do you think about the fact that the republican minority can't call witnesses and everything is done behind closed doors. i can only be imagine if this was a democratic president what it would be saying to me right

now. this is a lynching in every sense of the word. trish: you can see behind i graham wanting no part of this. this is someone who has been critical of the president on other things. specifically syria. but when it comes to this, he's saying enough. this process is not fair. congressman, what do you think of what you heard from lindsey graham? >> i have agree with him 100%. it's unfair it's un-american. you have the constitutional right to face your accuser. you have the right to have your attorney present. you have right to an attorney. if you can't afford one, one will be appointed. trish: they are saying there is no precedence for this. just because clinton and nicks d

nixon got it doesn't meaning you have to hold a vote. >> it's a witch hunt, an inquisition, a star chamber it's unconstitutional and does not comport with american values. trish: 2020 dimms love to push the far left oceanist ideas. >> canceled student loan debt. >> every american gets $1,000 a month. >> free. >> free. >> free. trish: everything is free. a powerful message from the rnc about the dangers of socialism. we have actress lori laughlin looking like she might want to reach a plea deal here. remember what steve bannon said on this show three weeks ago about 2020 and hillary clinton?

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trish: democratic donors -- the "new york times" acknowledging anxious democratic establishment asks is there anybody else. they are starting to question whether michael bloomberg or michelle obama or even hillary clinton will jump into the race. maybe steve bannon predicted it right here on this show. >> she is running. she is just trying to decide how to get in. they don't think hillary clinton will take a very hard and long look at this and elbow her way into this primary season and try to contest and have a reef match of ali-fraser, a rematch with

donald trump. trish: take a look at what clinton herself had to say. >> all that matters is that we win. i hate to be so -- you know, simplistic about it. we have to nominate the best -- [you!] >> thank you. trish: kevin, i will start with you. do you think this could happen? >> i think it's pretty late in the game at this point. you look at deadline for the super tuesday ballots. it's the end of the year. it could happen, she has got name recognition and could mobilize quickly. but a lot of her former staffers and campaign workers signed on

with other candidates. it's not just hillary clinton people are talking about. they are talking about duval patrick or former attorney general eric holder. trish: what any of them have quite the name recognition? steve bannon said if she did decide to get in, don't underestimate her. she still could get a lot of votes. you could have some disgruntled people out there who maybe voted for trump before but are willing to take a chance on something different. >> she has got an ax to grind and i think democrats feel like the 2016 election was tonal from them whether or not that is correct. i think she would be a force to be reckoned with. but i agree it' highly unlikely. we are almost 100 days out from

the filing dade line for super tuesday. for someone to jump in at this point like hillary clinton they would have to carry huge name recognition. trish: and money. kevin, you have got a lot of smart people on wall street saying to themselves, really? socialist? i think no matter how you slice it, anybody who has never made a buck or gone to work on a regular basis is going to start to say to themselves, do i want to be turning over this much of my paychecking to uncle sam? and i think the answer over and over again would be know no. you have got some wrongr young people on the fringe and the extreme element of the party that maybe isn't enthralled with the idea. but that's not where the party historically has been and i don't think that's where the party is now.

you have got big money out there saying wait a second. we need a candidate that can win. how do they go with elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. knowing they can't win. >> i think they can win if they run the right race. and a lot of polls they are neck-and-neck with donald trump and in some cases ahead. but you are right -- trish: can america go for a socialist? >> elizabeth warren says she is a capitalist to her bones. trish: i don't want to have that debate because i will win. she is not a capitalist. but i'm saying who on that stage democratic values in a way that the p can be in line with? >> it's clear that for all street and for the big democratic anyone's years their

choices have always been clear. biden, harris and pete buttigieg. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have never been in that group. trish: he doesn't have the name recognition. >> he doesn't. kamala harris continues to stay steady in the fundraising department. it's problematic that vice president biden only has $9 million cash on hand. trish: was he the sacrificial lamb in this whole ukraine thing. the democrats are anying if they can just impeach trump it's worth it. >> i think he's suffering from a lot of lack of enthusiasm from the primarily voters. he has had several poor showings in the democratic debates.

he seems to be past his prime and not in line with the democratic party. i think his own word and actions are doing more damage than president trump has at this time. trish: here is steve bannon on joe biden. >> the centrists have joe biden. but partly because of china and because it's not that terrific a candidate. you see the fundraising and the polling. when he drops low in the state polls in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, outside the leadership, the centers in the democratic party are going to have a challenge to liz both warren. so he for whatever reason, cory booker, kamala harris, for whatever reason haven't materialized. that leaves michael bloomberg and hillary clinton. trish: who is your noneo money on? >> out of those two the smart

money would be on neither. we have seen michael bloomberg tease runs before. he's never done it. he has the money and could be a threats. but i think myself and other democrats don't want the spoiler effect. if you look at the major polls bind has the lead. he's holding his own. trish: i wouldn't count bloomberg out in terms of being a serious competitor. he's got the business background and that matters to america. so we shall see. it could get very interesting. thank you so much. coming up. dems slapping president trump for wanting to hold the g-7 in one of his resorts. so much so that the president reversed his decision.

>> it was a simple solution. i own ought property and i was going to do it for free. the democrats went crazy. trish: while critics say the president should have known better. things can get sticky when you are a business own and in the oval office. presidential historian doug wead said it doesn't need to be so hard. he will give us some intel. a self-flying flying taxi. find out where this technology is being tested. elizabeth warren to unviral details of her socialist medicare for all plan any day now. a powerful message is being released from the rnc on the dangers of socialism. they are right on this one. next. our love is one of a kind strong brilliant unbreakable ♪ engagement rings now 20- 40 percent off

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i think this is an effective ad. but the fact that we have to be talking about this is troubling. >> it is troubling. i hope viewers will watch these videos. it's called victims of socialism.org. i watched all the video. they are very short. to see the stories and hear how people fled from socialism. you look at the venezuela leaders, for example. they promised people that government would take care of them. they promised them free stuff. now the venezuelan citizens are suffering the consequences. they gave up their freedom and liberty. trish: they are handing out food next change for promising to support nicolas maduro.

they find you if you don't. i had it described to me. they know how many people in that apartment building voted for the opposition versus for the incumbent, nicolas maduro who we say is illegally there. but you know, people don't have a chance because now you are so dependent on the government for your food, water and any livelihood whatsoever, you lose all freedom. >> you are right. they don't have access to the basic necessities. this is what democrat politics and d democrat politicians want to bring to the united states. the same idea of socialism for free stuff that isn't free. it comes down to command and control government. democrats care more about big government than the freedom of individual citizens in the united states. they are pushing big government socialist ideas, green new deal,

medicare for all, free stuff, nothing is free, big government means less lib he i and freedom for you. trish: people say it would be so great, we would have free this, free that, and we wouldn't have to worry about stuff. but ultimately i think that kind of economic system cannot flourish with any political liberty because you are putting basically the massive so far above any individual rights that it effective live erodes any kind of real political free democratic structure you might have. >> we have freedom and liberty here in america today. but americans need to wake up and look at what these democrat politicians are pushing. it's more government control which means less liberty and freedom for you and your

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>> it's a good example of no good deed goes unpunished. the guy was going to subsidize the cost of it and he gets crushed. trish: he that i'm doing a good thing for the country. >> he was going to do it for free. the guy came out of the hospitality world. trish: the president canceling his plans to hold next year's g-7 at the doral resort. this wouldn't be any consequence to profits. wouldn't affect anything. even though the criticism is range in from the left. -- is raining in from the left. this isn't the first businessman inside the white house.

doug wead joins me. you spent a lot of time and effort talking to people within the white house for that "inside the trump white house." we can leave aside whether he should have offered the doral. critics say he shouldn't have. but nonetheless he did. this is as man who has a business he built up overt course of his lifetime. his children have worked in that business. didn't most of presidents succeed in their own field before becoming politicians, before becoming president of the united states? it's a new phenomenon that you have a career politician. >> he's the wrichest president in american history. george washington was wealthy, thomas jefferson was wealthy and theodore roosevelt was wealthy.

they had land, they managed plantations. they had other businesses, no question by the. trish: how do you balance making sure your business doesn't go under while you are president of the united states while balancing the concern of your enemies to say they are profiting off that. how do you walk that line? how did the others do it? too nobody has been as picky as they are right now. we have the most of incorruptible president because he's the richest president. bill clinton was a poor president. when the fbi was investigating him. he had to bring in hollywood superstars to donate to the clinton defense fund and let them spend the night in the lincoln bedroom and they even took money from the people's republic of china. trish: i get you on that. but it doesn't mean somebody is completely free from going down

the wrong path just because they are rich. i know our saying he doesn't have the incentive necessarily to do it. just because you are rich, it doesn't mean you won't be tempted to do certain things. walk me through how you should negotiate that perceived conflict. plenty of other presidents historically have don't. how did george washington do it? >> he didn't have the hostility they have. trish: the guy has you a life outside of being a politician. he's actually done something. it used to be that you kind of would do something first and give back to society in a political sense. doug, has that gotten lost? now people need money when they leave office. >> i think it has gotten lost. i was in trump world for two years interviewing all the family of the president and all

the kids. at dinner time in the evening when the president and melania would sit down to dinner. he would say, hon, aren't you glad i'm taking on you then incredible journey, you wouldn't have this without me. and she says oh, sure, thanks a lot, sarcastically. they know they are giving their salaries up, they know this is a horrendous thing they are in the middle of. trish: for her, as first lady, she has a young son. you for sure give up a lot. emotionally i think it's tough for any family. in terms of the kids themselves. derek trump said to me last night, we are losing money on this venture. it's not like it's been a walk in the park and suddenly we are of that much value. maybe they hope some day. but a lot of it will depend on

his legacy. if you are not treated with fairness in the media, your legally will be tough in the near term. so i get that. the family is giving up a lot. >> yeah. it's a tough experience. but their joyous. i went into this study thinking i would meet a political family. i came out thinking they were the von trapp family. they are positive and happy and they don't want to be bitter about what they are doing. trish: here is trump talk about politics and business. >> hunter bind got into international business when his father got into the vice president i. we are doing nothing overseas. we are turning off every project we don't have. we own land 0 overseas because

we have been in business the last 30 years. we are turning off paul international projects. trish: there is any way to do it, though, in this modern world if you are someone who has made your fortune and your career off of one thing? i guess it would be easier if you had a utility company, right? then it won't be his brand and his name. it's tough when you are licensing your name and you are building overseas ventures because you are going to get stung from all sides. you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. >> every president builds a brand name. in the past they haven't bin as wealthy. they appointed bill why airs as ambassadors. billion airs appoint their kids to their board. they get free jets and they don't have to report it on income tax, loaned to them.

it's great to have a president who has his own money. trish: there is something to that. i hear you, doug. not von trapp analogy. but we'll check out your book. thank you so much. coming up, it's 2016 all over again. alec baldwin said he will use his star power to campaign for democrats in virginia. my next guest is a military veteran who says it is proving to be a good move what president trump did in syria. i need all the breaks i can get. line? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. that's a lot of words. only pay for what you need.

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show. you might say, hey, it's another ceasefire. that's good that people aren't firing at each other. how do you view this? >> at this point people are not firing at each other all that much. any tragic war situation, nobody is going to celebrate. putin has come in and he's been in that country, syria, for years. he's doing everything he can to undermine the alliance of nato which he considers his existential enemy, and that's understandable. aligning with erdogan who he sold air defense systems this past summer. he will do a lot more to assist that relationship. it's good for russia. but the question is, is it good for america? it allows us to get untangled from another war that does not

have a clear end in sight. there are 55 wars in this world today at various levels. we are involved in a number of them. i can't help but reflect object what president trump said last week standing there on the tarmac of dover air force base, families welcoming their loved one home in a casket. how much blood do we want to spill in these wars around the world? syria has been a fractured country since 2011. the kurds have been fighting erdogan and the turks for four decade. i'm not sure us being in the middle of it is going to resolve it anytime soon, and it's not necessarily in our best interests. nobody can tell me what national interests are at stake here. trish: to think americans are losing their lives over it is pretty tough. critics are saying you have got

kurds that we were aligned with and now they are being left for slaughter. i spoke with a gentleman on this program last night who spent years traveling with kurds throughout syria and the other parts of the middle east. he lived in iran and iraq. he's an investment fund manager for a fund that solely invests in iraq. >> i think ally is a very big word for this. i think a misleading one. we have a common cause with them. we had interests in common. the interests have now been largely satisfied. they were neighbors with isis and hence were at war with first as all isis neighbors were. they were partners in that struggle. trish: he's sort of saying look, they are not allies in the classic sense. they were a convenient partner for us in this fight against

isis. how do you think about that, given your military background. a lot of military folks think if you are fighting with someone in the trenches and protecting them, it's hard to walk away from it. >> we went in there, president obama sent a few of us in there because the kurds and all of eastern syria had been gobbled up by isis. so we said look, there is a vested interest in giving them some time to recuperate. and we did. we armed them, we equipped them and paid them and provided air defense and airstrikes and the like. however, that took advantage of that opportunity, too. they had every reason to want to cash in on their greater desire, that is to form a yo -- to forma kurdistan out of northeastern

syria. they had a lot to lose and they lost a lot. but when you look at the countries that have large minorities of kurds, iran, turkey, iraq and syria, none of those countries want to carve out a portion of their land and gift to those populations. trish: colonel mcinnis, we'll have to save that for another night. it's good to see you. kennedy joins me with what's coming up at the top of the hour. kennedy: you have worms, i have bourbon. that's all i am saying. a bottle of bourbon. that incredible movie starring chris hence worth. some of the american heroes. if you love heroes and freedom and bourbon. there is a night home for you

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trish: welcome back. time for trending with trish, welcome cabot, alec baldwin, campaigning for democrats in virginia, knocking on doors, making phone calls and delivering pizza, he does not want donald trump to win against in 2020. to which i ask, what would he be right now without donald trump? "saturday night live." >> yep. i look at this as ironic. last week he was complaining that wealth in america has been demonized. trish: the problem, this is why steve ba ban -- making point tht

hillary clinton might be in they don't have candidate that represents working class democrat voter. >> i think it says a lot, their appeal to working class people rolling out a hollywood elite, to say, here is what you should do. halloween is coming up. he is there with virginia democrat party, maybe he should ask governor of virginia if he is dressing up in black face or a kkk hood like in college. trish: mmm, not a wise move on the governor's part. speaking of hollywood elites, lori loughlin hit with a new bribery charge. or are or new charges, seeking a plea deal in the college admission scandal, her daughters are no longer usc students. condition say i blame them.

>> you know tough to know what is going to happen at-this-point, we've seen so many cases people able to get off because of wealth and power, i think that jail time in this case would be ultimate deterrent from keeping this from happen in future, so many parents that are willing to break the law, they see worse case is a slap on wrist, pay fine, they will take a risk. trish: the turkey thing, if you do it in open way, donated lori loughlin conference center wing at usc, she would have been fine. because this stuff still happens, it happens all of the time, there are a lot of kids in very good schools that you know, they are not there because of they get a lot going on up

stairs, they are there because mommy, daddy and grandparents and some cases many generations have given a lot of money. >> that ising i something we net schools. if nothing else, this revives the conversation about what it takes to school, you should get best, brightest not just best last name or wealth. trish: turn to this. this is story that my kids are going to love. self-driving flying taxi tested in skies of singapore. cool. look at that. >> yeah. i have seen terminator enough times to know to never get too everybody citeeverybody site --t too excited. this future we'll see more things like this. more uber drivers that are self-driving, more truck

drivers, cashiers. trish: amazing i still remember the rotary phone. >> what a time to be alive. trish: see you tomorrow night, kennedy is next. kennedy: hey there. and thank you baby, you want to know how bad current crop the democrat candidates is. "new york times" is begging for someone, anybody el to get in the race, the question is, who will take the bait? is there anybody else? columnist, martin writes: