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liz: the facts are, there are no inconsistencies to date and what terror read is saying about the sexual assault allegations against joe biden. your reaction to the interview? >> my reactions are simple, not about whether he did or didn't do it, it's a breathtaking hypocritical double standard in the kavanaugh manner because of political toxic city and the perception that brett kavanaugh would be the swing vote to the roe v. wade. and that will happen in the first week and that never did. let's get them back on to ask them why they said that. in kavanaugh, they said victims must be believed, today what they did, they took out the semantic toolbox and they change that to victims have to be heard. but the point i am making, they're twisting themselves into semantic pretzels because her humiliated and embarrassed. enter by the idea that they said

everybody must believe willy-nilly, case closed, that goes against everything i learned as a lawyer in the last 35 years. liz: by the way tara reid is saying now, basically the democrats have just totally marginalized, she's a democrat, she feels totally betrayed, five women have stepped -- backup, five people have stepped forward to a greater story, many of them contemporaneously. several women have accused biden of misconduct and inappropriate behavior. she's asking them why is it real for doctor to accused brett kavanaugh but not for tara reid. biden is saying to the right to comported but the allegations are not true. it was a bizarre interview reaction coming in, he looks like he is bullying and he also brought up, you cannot bring up his papers that are held at the university of delaware because

their speeches in there and he mentioned putin. it just derailed rapidly. your reaction. >> my reaction is you cannot work both sides of the semantic of using the word semantic, but that's a toolbox of a lawyer. and you cannot turn around after the again, broken record, hysterically screamed in everybody's faces that most people be believed and credited the harvard law graduates in congress saying she's to be believed, believed, not heard and now they're embarrassed because this is doubled back in their face like a tsunami in 18 well truck. it is what it is and they will have to deal with this. the point is, soever it is clear where i stand and everybody knows, everybody is entitled to due process 2800 day in court cross-examination et cetera et cetera.

liz: if you told the truth, why won't biden releases senate record, here's the key moment. watch this. >> why not approve a search of her name in those records. >> prove a search of her name. >> yes. >> that might be related to terror read in the universe of the delaware record. >> there is nothing, teach, i don't understand the point you're trying to make. >> it's my definition, look, who does that search. >> the university of delaware, perhaps you set up a commission, that can do it. i don't know, whatever is the fairest way to create the most transparency. liz: he comes off as bullying, terror read is saying i filed a complaint letter back in the early '90s about what joe

biden did. it is with his senate records. they said at the university of delaware. he's talking about agreeing to make his national archive records public but why not agree to make a senate paper public at the university of delaware, by the way business insider is saying the biden campaign sent and operatives to the university of delaware to look at his papers and positions. so it feels like now, the story is turned into a cover-up. it's a last thing that the biden campaign wanted to happen. >> in any investigative context, obviously, you don't sit there with somebody who you're investigating to conduct, you say we want to search computer records. it's not necessary because the information you're not looking for is not there. it's laughable. and no investigators going to accept the obviously. so there is a back story, i'm not going to overstep whatever the phrases, but the point is he

did come across as you saw when he laid it out as not wanting to agree to have the university of delaware records searched or looked at. i think that's a big sherlock holmes point obviously and we'll see where it goes. but again for him to just say the reason i don't want i sense is because information is not there, that's not acceptable and flip the logic on its head. if it's not there what would you cannot consent. it's very simple. liz: democrats with ami to movement under the bus like chris coons increasingly repeating biden's talking points of the new york times that they did a thorough review and found the incident did not happen. the time says that's totally wrong. so where does this go going forward, we know that the statute of limitations of course has basically expired on the sexual assault claims, this to happen in 1993, where it is the

scope because this story is not laid to rest with what critics are saying as disastrous msnbc interview, this is a vocation for the 2020 race, what do you think. by the way president trump said biden should address it but they also said biden to fight it, the president has been accused numerous times, where you think this goes. >> i think they will keep looking at it in more bad news when it was in reverse politically is that here there were contemporaneous actions, her mother had called and to the larry king show and all not. neighbors and friends said she told me about it, that was not the case in the kavanaugh matter in this collaboration. kavanaugh was frustrating to see all the rhetoric. it was ridiculous to say they were cooperating it, nobody did. to answer your question, to

focus on the delaware issue, they will continue to pressure him to release the delaware records and that's where we'll go. they will continue to look at it. liz: terror read seneca point, her personal records and possibly other complaints filed by other people against go joe biden. he says he doesn't want his speeches and papers revealed because it might mentioned putin, he has further controversies with interview. you are great, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you liz for having me on. liz: thank you. next we have former trump manager weighing in on michigan now with the leading edge to reopen the states debate. hundreds of people including armed protesters carrying guns, at a rally at michigan's capital building in lansing to stop the states lockdown, we have at least 21 states now today

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here is michigan, now on the leading edge of the reopen debate, hundreds of people including armed protesters carrying guns, they really got michigan's capital building in lansing to in the states lockdown, your reaction to the protest, people are saying why bring guns, this is not about gun rights, people are scared, upset, losing their jobs, their worry, what your reaction. >> my reaction is like every other american, i've been home here for the better part of seven weeks and we see americane president and said you can i'm not the solution be worse than what the problem is. people want to get back to work and provide for their families, we need to do so in a responsible manner. i think these governors need to understand that you have to give people the opportunity to have personal responsibility and start opening up the state again so they can provide for their families because we cannot just have a system where you have a potentially catching a pandemic or virus and that's a terrible tragedy particular in a high

risk category but what is much worse, they cannot provide for your family, you lose your home or your job or you can feed your family that's a much worse crisis than catching a pandemic. liz: people are really scared. here's what's going on michigan republican led state voted to sue the executive orders. she has said she does not need legislative authorization, she has a new 28 day on her extension of her emergency orders and critics are saying they are confusing, their aggressive bans on gardening, landscaping, golfing, boating, construction even things like buying paint or carpet or flooring. it feels very arbitrary. a reaction. >> look, how about this for an

idea, how bout as the government closes all the businesses, the small businesses getting decimated, however, the government employee stop getting paid, however, the governor does not get paid, how about the legislators don't get paid. let me tell you if that was the case these guys would come up with a solution and be opening the state as quick as possible because the one thing that they no is that their own pocketbooks are not being affected by it. this notion that you cannot go out and garden in your own yard is so preposterous it's antithetical to what america -. liz: he is also what's going on. today we announced 30 million people have lost their jobs over the last six weeks, now we have at least 35 states movie to relax its restrictions. there is growing anger that governors are deciding which is an essential business, which isn't, liquor stores are essential businesses in new york but not retail stores, that's was going on. so macy says it will reopen about 16 stores around the country, we know there's a slow move to reopen but i'm not sure americans out there really understand the pain and anguish in various states that have arbitrary bands and lockdowns on

certain activities. they understand yes the need for social distancing, we know michigan is in the top three of the hardest hit states, their sane local governments are doing locally. watch that, what is your take. >> this is a government picking winners and losers, there deciding which businesses can't survive and which ones can pray that's not what the market way is supposed to be about. what we need to do is have a level playing field, if you want to get a tattoo or go to a sitdown restaurant, you have to drive to georgia. i praise those governors particular in the midwest and the west who says one size does not fit all, were not going to close our stay, they look in a basket south dakota and iowa, those governors held back and said we have no reason to completely close our state and their economies have not been decimated like some other plac places. liz: but there has been a pushback, why bring guns. why not have a nonviolent

peaceful protest because that's a very powerful way to do it. nonviolent and peaceful. >> i agree with you, she was a supporter of the second amendment, guns are not there to be used. it is their civil right, the right under the constitution to keep and bear arms, we should all be afraid about. we've been a society that had to use gun since our inception since 1776 when we fought for our freedoms, guns were part of that. >> i understand, i understand that. this is not a fight about gun rights, we understand that, we understand the message that you're sending, that's what critics are pushing back on, should it be nonviolent, peaceful, why do you have to come armed, people say they don't like that but they understand absolutely 100% with the protesters are saying go ahead. >> the protesters, want to make their point and they know by bringing weapons, the get additional media attention and these people feel like their livelihoods are being taken away from them that the government is stepping on them unfairly and

they want to fight back and if they find back in a lawful, peaceful manner, having a sidearm on you is not illegal in this country. >> final work, california, your quick reaction to california just releasing seven sex offenders actually murders and those that committed a sensory to crime to murders. that's another thing the states are doing as well not front. >> we see the district attorneys in those areas complain that the state are releasing those people. we have to do a better job of making sure that if we need to release people from jail, if we do they have to be nonviolent offenders, probably white-collar criminals, anybody who has a serious charge or a felony should not be released simply because the potential of catching the coed virus. liz: alright, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. liz: great to see you cory.

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prosecute flynn to get him to lie to fbi investigators or admit to breaking the federal logan act now we have peter strzok and former fbi lisa page repeatedly altering and editing the fbi report on the flynn interview after lisa page texted that the original version kisses her off even the page was not in on the interview. this is the three ot report. your reaction to that new story. >> i've heard the term but it's chilling, it's not chilling it's sickening, this is obstruction of justice, this is trying to frame someone into go after them on the logan act, nobody's ever been prosecuted on that, things are probably unconstitutional. but the scary part about it, this is the tip of the iceberg, this is just one facet. the case is horrible but as part of an ongoing spiritual aerial

act that was designed to take down the president of the united states. if you look at the papadopoulos thing, the fisa court, the original investigation of hillary clinton, all the players were there for all of those. they clearly have a motive and is not good. i think it's criminal. i hope durham goes after these guys and let justice take place. liz: flynn's lawyer sidney powell told us last night that the obama administration and the fbi are trying to trap and coerce flynn to get them to plead guilty to a crime to turn him and get damaging information for the russia collusion appropriate it seems that there were trying to not investigated crime but cook up one. sidney powell says there even more damaging documents coming chewing for the fbi abuse. what's your reaction? >> first of all the fbi is to

investigate crimes not because 70 loses their jobs, that is their motive here. this is a horrible situation and you have to remember that an indictment in federal court is going to cost the subject over a million dollars, who has that kind of money, then either on top of that they're threatening to indict his son. you have to understand why he's intimidated and pleaded guilty to a crime he never committed. the fbi agents on the interview said he did not lie. he told the truth, how do we get there. i think we know how he got there. the bureau pushed it and by the way this is not an fbi case, this was a james comey case. they do not let the fbi pursue this case. liz: generally fourth said they were going to close investigation into flynn but peter strzok intervened and told flynn case agent to keep it open

don't close it because senior leadership, the seventh floor wanted to stay open and the fbi was saying listen there is no derogatory proof that he is for the pro. then the next day, they keep the flynn case open then the next day january 5 he briefs president obama and joe biden and other officials about his plan to talk to trump about the debunked steele dossier truck tower in manhattan and then they set up a plan to give flynn a pretense on the briefing on russia. the documents show that william present is to be and on this. what's our goal here truth or mission to get him to life so we can prosecute him or get him fired, those are direct quotes. your reaction? >> again they're supposed to investigate crimes, not create

them. and the president of the united states should have had a debriefing. i've been part of those. they had a motivator goal and tried to call her sam and to testify falsely against the president of the united states. this is a huge conspiratorial activity goes on for months. i will say one more time i hope durham goes after these guys, i don't want to see anybody guided but let's see what happens. liz: peter strzok and lisa page two is advising andrew mccabe whether and when to give flynn his warning against self incrimination that is generate 2017 interview. that clearly shows this interview was about prosecuting flynn, again flynn did not have a lawyer present and then former fbi director james comey authorizes sending the agents to

the white house and did not tell the white house counsel office about it and he admitted he did not follow protocol and that he could get away with doing that saying it was not something that i probably wouldn't have done or maybe got away with in a more organized demonstration. your take on that. >> first of all it's interesting that these people recorded criminal activity. those notes and go back to the original text messaging, i think it records a criminal conspiracy, it's almost like they're trying to do a here. it is outrageous to me becaus because -- not the fbi but james comey would use his color of office to divine only general flynn but anybody involved of the constitutional rights for those called constitutional tort and the remedy is frankly civil litigation and they can be sued for that but more importantly the color of office is a civil rights violation and that's criminal. i think they start with that and let's see what happens.

liz: final word on this, i want your reaction to this, chuck grassley is saying throw the book at these guys. he saying hold them accountable because james comey later said that the fbi saw nothing that led them to believe that flynn was lying and he did not believe d.o.j. would even charge flynn. do you think they should throw the book at him? >> i think exactly, i think he is right, i actually know him and this is criminal in my view. it's the most egregious thing i've ever heard of anybody doing under the color of office, to go after, is not just the fact that general flynn is a general, he's a person, u.s. citizen and i think the fact that they went after him like this and i think they tried to trap him and i don't think there's a perjury. i would like to see this whole case thrown out and then i would like to see a pardon if that does not work. it's egregious and we need a

remedy of the harm. that's really important for we also need justice. the fbi agents need to know other leaders need to follow the law. liz: danny, your great come back soon. >> thank you i always enjoy. stay healthy. liz: same here. retired army colonel david said his take on president trump threatening to stop more tariffs on china over mounting evidence it's covered up and bought the covid-19 crisis. ♪ when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can save for an emergency from here. or pay bills from here.

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>> i'm pleased to announce that gilead has an e-mail from the fda from remdesivir in u.s. that is because that's been a hot thing in the papers and in the media for the last little while. liz: a major announcement from the president on gilead science

remdesivir, remember we reported to you first that china back in january was trying to corner the patent on remdesivir. the fda greenlighted it looking like it is successful in treating covid-19. let's bring in our next guest fox news military analyst retired army colonel. this is the success story, optimism, gilead sciences says it can produce 140,000 of remdesivir by the end of may. and rise to a million doses by the end of 2020. they're talking several million doses by next year, were moving on this what is your take. >> it's great news. very happy, were fighting this thing every day, frontline people are doing an amazing job, everybody, it's one of those things were naturally very good news, it seems to me, obviously were a ways away from normalcy. will still be on the site for a while.

liz: yeah i hear you. also a hundred nations, hundred vaccines and trails around the world, were talking masters in the car, oxford university, oxford has a version of their vaccine, there is a push on that front, and wanting to move on and what to do about china, the president is talking now and reports coming in, $1 trillion of tariffs on china, there is also talk of letting american citizens sue china and also talk of stripping out the interest payments owed on china's u.s. treasury holding and withhold them. how do you hold china accountable, with the wit best y forward. >> a very good friend of mine came up with this idea and i'm going to take credit right now. to me, let them wipe out $2 trillion worth of debt. china, when you involve the community in the medical

community get definitive on how this started, that's a big deal. but it is unquestionable that china lied about it and still is. i think wipe it out $2 trillion worth of debt with china will be a long wait and going with this. i do not think we've got military options that we should be using, i think this is a financial deal that we should do. liz: then there's concerns a president said that would hit the u.s. dollar if you do that. >> there's a lot of smart people in economics than me in this previous probably, they're probably trying to do a deal with china, the problem is you're out of options. and financial is seems to be in better control of that and for example private citizens trying to sue china, that was dry with saudi arabia 9/11, it does not work great well, takes an awful long time and i don't see it happening with china, we as u.s. government have the ability to get that done and make china pay for it. they need to as a minimum for

lying and we may be maximum if it's proven that this thing was developed in china and it did not come from an animal to human which we just don't know yet. liz: we don't know that yet. china is accused also of not just covering up, and recently acknowledged it had undercounted the cases in the country, countries around the world are also sending back to china defective medical equipment hospital facemasks and british doctors now worn 250 ventilators have been bought from china could actually harm and damage patients possibly even kill them. the fbi says that china is the worst cyber hacker in the world. in relations to the u.s. and china, people are saying worse than before. nixon went into china in their 70s, your reaction to that. >> is seems that the country has a couple of minds on this. it seems the administration is still try to do a china deal but

the same time talking about punishing china. i think number one step is every part of the medical profession that deals with this virus has gotta come out of china and remain here. i think it's part of our problem, far too much is done there. we can do that on our own. right now pull everything back, that would be expensive but it's the right thing to do, he had to be independent on stuff like medical needs. the interesting part about this, no chinese or double delete and still are forced by the panic device to from china and is not surprised because they got caught and got screwed. this is the part of the accountability issue financially, it's absolute criminal for the chinese to sentelle stuff it does not work, this is gonna be a while and coming in when we look at the tick top of this, and the facts, china is going to wind up being very, very guilty, the issues for me is the u.s. stepping up

and leaving the world and accountability for china. right now it does not seem that way because raw fighting this, there's only one country in the world that can lead that and that is us. liz: thank you so much for joining us and thank you for service in our country. good to see my friend. liz: coming up, great to see y you, working as pennsylvania republican and there is a double standard for top female democrat leaders when it comes to allegations of sexual assault against members of their own party. that debate coming up. ♪

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saying he will ask the senate to release any personnel records related to terror read but the senate likely does not have those records, there either at the national archives or at the university of delaware, this seems like another distraction on a very bad day for joe biden where you have a disastrous interview that people are saying was a train wreck on msnbc where he dug his hole deeper, now it seems like he's delaying, distracting and not letting people get to the bottom of what happened with terror read. your reaction. >> thank you for having me on, i appreciate it. when it comes to the entire process, my lawyer has and had my political hack, the lawyer hatton me, falsely accused on a terrorist. and he was afforded due process. i think that brett kavanaugh should've been afforded due process, think joe biden should be afforded due process. that is the lawyer in me. the political animal in me says

there is a hypocrisy that is incredible going on. the democrats only want to pay attention to the victim when the accused republican, when he accuses the democrat to try to gloss over. when it comes to the records that joe biden should hand over, justice kavanaugh handed over his daily planner from high school, joe biden can produce these documents if he wants to and he should. only to say the accused have the right of due process. victims have rights to and the victims have the right to be heard. both can be true at the same time in our criminal justice system, both should be true. liz: terror read is a democrat. she actually supports bernie sanders and mike stacey abrams. she saying democrats have an area leading to her and marginalized her and betrayed her. if joe biden is telling the truth then say yes to going to the university of delaware, where my senate records are,

terror read is saying her complaint letter outlining the assault allegation is in their, maybe other complaints or other staffers might be in there to if he's telling the truth, stop talking about financial archives, stop talking about senate records, say yes university of delaware, released them, if he does not release them and looks like he's covering it up. your reaction to that. >> i agree. he should be able to produce those, if we talk about her progress he and democrat, look at the actions of nancy pelosi, she endorsed joe biden after she heard about the allegation from tara. this just shows she is not taking tara reid's allegations the democrats hate this president so much that they will ignore the allegations of an alleged victim and endorsed joe biden rather than trying to get to the truth in this. liz: yes.

were about to report on the facts in the news, tara reid is saying joe biden raped her. that is the news, democrat senator tammy duckworth representative of planned parenthood says they'll say tara reade deserves to be heard. but what were you saying about nancnancy pelosi saying she dismissed her read allegation saying i am satisfied with joe biden, nancy pelosi did not always talk like this, watch this. >> we are here to show our respect for all women who have a case, haven't respected redo process, investigate to find the truth, not fear it. here's the thing, i have complete respect -- i have four daughters and one son. there is a lot of excitement around the idea that women will be heard and listened to. but what is happening here has

impact, the allegations that have been made are about a senses that has a lifetime impact. there is also due process and the fact that joe biden is joe biden. liz: your reaction congressman. >> amazing that nancy pelosi and the democrats just discovered due process, it's been our justice of the founding ordination they just discovered it. but it goes to hypocrisy and it shows you the media narrative, is a scenario that all republicans are bad then he always believed the victim. if it does not fit the narrative, then you gloss over ignore the victim and move on. that's what the democrats are doing and that's the mainstream media is doing as well. liz: make up rosinski had a tough interview. we'll see what happens with the rest of the media.

>> there being forced to do it. they sat on it for two or three weeks. liz: i hear you. innkeeper coming on, great to have you on. come back soon. liz: next up former deputy national security adviser katie my furling on why michael flynn on shells the fbi admits doing reveals around double standard among certain fbi agents were on the lookout and on the hunt to nail michael flynn and railroad him at any cost in order to get to donald trump, mastering nex y next.

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liz: welcome back, let's bring in former trump national security adviser katie mcfarlane. you work directly under michael flynn your reaction to the bombshell trying to trap michael flynn, what was your reaction. >> it sounded really familiar, i've not talked to michael and cindy left the white house in 2017. but i also was targeted by the fbi, not as badly or as vigorously but the same behavior. they show up, unannounced, they say you do not need a lawyer, they seize my files, it sounds

like they seized mike from flynn's files and government records and logs and text messages and e-mails. and then tried to use those to trap him to get him confused so he said i thought that phone call happened on tuesday night and it really happened on wednesday morning, they could say that's a lie, that's perjury, will charge her with a crime. so i think they did a lot of the same things to him they did with me which is perjury traps, got two questions and in his case they attempted to blackmail him. they said they would charge her son with a crime unless flynn pleaded guilty. they knew flynn pleaded guilty to a crime he did not commit. liz: instead of investigating a crime, the shalala manufacturing create and cookout crimes to railroad people to get them. do think they were trying to go after trump and chuck grassley said throw the book at them. do think john durham is going to go after them. >> i think he will.

>> flynn is collateral damage and i was collateral damage, they did not care about us they wanted trump. and they wanted to go after flynn, blackmail full and so he would turn on trump and maybe make stuff up about him. they did the same thing to me, they implied that they let me off if i pleaded guilty to a crime i did not commit or if i implicated in this case flynn and trump himself in crimes that they did not commit. that was the game but in flynn's case there were two other things going on. flynn made it pretty clear he wanted a reorganization of the intelligence committee and the trump administration. he had been head of the intelligence agency of the obama administration made significant reforms, streamlined and ruffled a lot of feathers. he was intending to do the same thing with the 16 agencies of

the intelligence committee. to a certain extent with the fbi and justice department did and probably the cia, get rid of him before he can go after them. secondly i don't think this is gotten enough attention. years before the trump administration, woman accused andrew mccabe, justice department, fbi andrew mccabe of sexual harassment. and flynn endorses woman, he supported her claim and i don't know whatever happened to that claim, maybe a disappeared or maybe it's still there. andrew mccabe had a real vendetta against flynn because of the sexual-harassment against mccabe. liz: we never heard that and that should be given a careful vetting. that's important what you just said. so what kind of crimes were they trying to get you to implicat implicate -- >> let me give you an example. they kept trump must to give you

marching orders to cut a deal. that was a lie of their questioning. there was one point where they looked at the records, a member i am no files in front of me, just cherry picked what they wanted to show me and whatnot. they're saying, there's a 90 minute. when you're in mar-a-lago where you didn't text, you do not e-mail, you do not make phone calls, is that when president trump told you what to say to flynn that a russian ambassador. then i remember me my husband took a long whit walk on the be. they had a narrative and i was not going to get to them neither was trump. it would've been all lies. throw the book at them i hope. liz: maybe john durham will do that. thank you so much, quite a story, come back soon.

we hope you have a good week improve we will have wayne marshall on monday. staying on top of everything. thank you for joining us. lou: good evening, everybody. we begin tonight with breaking news. first, an encouraging late-breaking development in the fight against the wuhan virus. the food and drug add administration has just authorized the emergency use of the experiment ifal antiviral drug remdesivir. the drug, produced by gilead, has proven to be a promising potential therapeutic treatment for the virus. gilead's ceo announcing the company will donate 1.5 million vial ares of the drug and help -- vials of the drug and help get to patients in create a call need. and explosive new developments in the case against the