already getting huge reaction to mayor giuliani. i will be on vacation for the next week in balmy colorado. i'll try not to inhale on the gondola. thanks for watching. i'm megyn kelly. tonight, president obama does it again. >> the terrorists do not speak for over a billion muslims. they no more represent islam than any madman who kills innocents in the name of god represents christianity or judaism. >> now his friends turning on him. >> they're trying to be so politically correct. >> plus. >> i do hear him criticize america much more often than other american presidents. >> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani says he does not think president obama loves america. and senator cruz takes a shot at the commander in chief. >> what undermines the global effort is for the president of the united states to be an apoll gist for radical islamic terrorist. >> the great one mark levine is

here. he responds. a story nobody's talking about, an al qaeda operative on trial in new york city. we break it down. "hannity" starts right now. yesterday president obama once again went to great lengths to distance muslims from radical islamists who are committing heinous acts of violence in the name of their religion. >> the terrorists do not speak for over a billion muslims who reject their hateful ideology. they no more represent islam than any madman who kills innocents in the name of god represents christianity or judaism or buddhism or no religion is responsible for terrorism. >> really? now the president defends the islamic faith at all costs and he has no problem routinely insulting jews or being against b.b. netanyahu or attacking christians. remember when he called the terrorist attack at that kosher deli in paris a random act of violence? >> it is entirely legitimate for

the american people to be deeply concerned when you've got a bunch of violent, vicious zealots who behead people or randomly shoot a bunch of folks in a deli in paris. >> now, of course who could forget just two weeks ago the president threw christianity under the bus. remember this at the national prayer breakfast in d.c.? this is what he said. >> remember during the crusades and the inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. >> ever say terrible deeds in the name of allah or muhammad? no problem saying terrible deeds in the name of christ. pretty unbelievable. today the conference wrapped up its three-day summit where you couldn't mention islamic terrorism. and things were getting so bad even liberals at nbc they couldn't defend the president. >> you don't see the word islam

or islamic or radical islam anywhere in the fact sheet. they use extremist. they're very careful not to associate it with one religion. it comes across as if they're trying to be so politically correct that they're losing focus on what the -- on what the problem is. >> isis is spreading like a virus. and months of u.s.-led air strikes don't seem to be containing it. isis is moving into all the cracks in the middle east the unresolved conflicts in iraq, libya, the sinai syria and gaza. this is not a problem that can be droned away. >> here he has the summit, new hits of government coming participation hasn't been at a particularly high level. there hasn't been a whole lot of support from either europe or the middle east for -- at a very high level, for what the president is setting out here. it seems to be more of a dog and pony show. >> now meanwhile as this summit comes to an end there are reports out of iraq that isis is

making money through harvesting of organs of their victims and could be intricately involved in human trafficking, in other words selling women for money. and even young children into slavery. standing by at the white house is ed henry with much more. he had no problem talking about terrible deeds done in the name of jesus denied that, you know, claimed what happened in paris and the kosher supermarket was random. joe biden even went as far today to talk about right wing extremists who commit acts of terrorism in the name of the bible. but they didn't talk about islamic terrorism in three days? >> sean, what's interesting is that the president's gotten some bipartisan criticism. you mentioned some of the media criticism. but democrat tulsy gabbert from hawaii who's a member of the house armed services committee, she came out and told fox that she thinks the focus of this summit was off. that it should have been on islamic extremism. you had the republican chairman of the house homeland security committee, michael mccaul saying today he thinks this was a summit without substance because

the president did not call out radical islam and is not going to be able to go after the fanatics if he doesn't call it what it is. interesting because i had an exchange with josh ernst about the statement that he put out over the weekend about this awful beheading of 21 people. he called them citizens this weekend, and did not mention their faith. listen. i'm curious, why didn't you mention it was 21 christians killed by muslims? is that relevant? >> it sure is because the isil extremists who carried out this attack indicated that the reason they were killing them wasn't just because they were egyptian but also because they were christian. >> it went out under your name. why didn't you say 21 christians were killed? >> well ed, i try to be clear here. i can't account for that specific line in the statement. but we've been clear there that we condemn this murder. >> interesting because two days earlier last week the white house put out a statement under the president's name about the tragedy of three muslim students being killed at the university

of north carolina. and in that statement they invoked their faith talked about being muslim american students. and also the president in that written statement said no one in america should be targeted, he said, because of what they look like, who they are or how they worship. and so specifically their muslim faith was invoked in that case. but strange that the christian faith was not mentioned in the 21 beheadings. that's what i was pressing josh earnest on, sean. >> if you go through it step by step, mention terrible deeds done in the name of christ, i've never heard him say that about muhammad or allah or islam. and even goes out of his way to suggest that it's not tied to the religion in terms of islam. and then with paris the president said was random at the kosher supermarket. we had another spokesperson claim that no jewish people were killed when in fact that was not true. he is in a political war with b.b. netanyahu that is well-known throughout political

circles. and he mentioned south carolina in that particular case almost immediately. >> north carolina. >> north carolina rather, sorry. what is the reaction of the white house for the comments i'll get to them in a minute, of rudy giuliani? >> well, it's interesting. white house spokesman eric schultz today said he thinks rudy giuliani test drove that message, he said, back in his quote/unquote, fleeting 2008 campaign. it was a poke teasing, jabbing rudy giuliani for having such a short-lived presidential campaign. doesn't really answer the substance of it. but i can tell you the democrat -- the chairman of the democratic national committee debbie wasserman-schultz was tougher saying she opposed many of the policies of president george w. bush but never questioned his patriotism. not pleased with those comments as you can imagine. >> all right. joining me now nationally syndicated talk show host mark levine is back with us. mark, good to see you, sir.

i want to put up on the screen mark, the comments made by rudy giuliani. i just outlined the differences. he said i do not believe and i know this is a horrible thing to have to say, but i do not believe this president loves america. and he went onto explain what he meant about the apology tour not believing in american exceptionalism and talking about it the way say ronald reagan or even bill clinton used to talking about his background with frank marshal davis and bill ayers and bernadine dohrn denying american exceptionalism. what is your reaction to that? >> well, rudy's exactly right. i've said this many years on my radio program. when somebody says they want to fundamentally transform america, then you must not love america. it's like saying i'm going to fundamentally transform my wife, or my girlfriend. that means you must not love your wife or your girlfriend. and obama has shown no indication that he loves the constitution. he never talks about capitalism.

he's always bringing up the past. he's always picking at scabs. even now he's a patsy for islamic terrorism. half speeches are about how terrible america is and america shouldn't react in negative way. i want to remind this president, he likes to bring up jesus in a certain context, and i say this as a jew, you know there's an awful lot of christians in america and in europe who've died, who've been maimed, who've been harmed trying to defend innocent, peace loving muslims in the middle east, in afghanistan and so forth, and it would be nice every now and then if he would acknowledge that. and i would also say this man is the most preposterous and absurd president, modern american history maybe, any time in american history. and here's the sad fact. the sad fact is because of what he's doing or not doing, it's going to be left to the next president to deal with this. and it's going to be much worse. the genocide much more widespread. they're going to have much more

geography, much more resources because this guy's not going to do it for whatever reason he is not up to the task. sean, i want to say something. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say he's no defender of muslims. muslims are being slaughtered all over the middle east they're being slaughtered in africa along with christians, along with nonbelievers in a certain sect of islam. this man is not defending them. it's those of us who speak out and who are insisting that we take effective military steps to put an end to this. we are the ones speaking out for muslims and so forth. >> and for the womens rights. you know, people go after conservatives, they don't support gay marriage, but they're standing up against the killing of gays and lesbians. they're standing up for womens rights who can't drive leave their home without a relative that's male or the horrible treatment of women under sharia. you know, but i want to -- it's

almost pathological at this point. there's a cognitive dissidence we're discussing here. he refuses to acknowledge -- but has no problem talking about terrible deeds in the name of jesus. joe biden went out there today talking about terrorism in the name of the bible. they invited a radical to this summit, a guy that suggested that maybe we should look at israel as a possible co-conspirator what happened on 9/11. there's something deeper here. i can't quite put my finger on it. what do you think it is? >> i think obama is a religious and historical illiterate. i think he really does have contempt for this country. he has contempt for our military. he's demonstrated that. and rudy's exactly right. and you had mentioned this early on, who did he hang out with? he hang out with this guy khalidi who was a mouthpiece for

arafat. he's exactly right rudy. his great mentor was a well-known communist sympathizer in hawaii. his father, the same thing. and so this is who indoctrinated obama. he doesn't think like us. he doesn't react the way we do. but i do want to do one thing to remind people what we're really talking about here. obama as i said is a patsy for islamic terrorism the way chamberlain was a patsy for the third reich. this won't take long. a couple sentences from ann franks diary, because you know sean, this is a war really on little girls and women. that's what's taking place the brutalization in front of our faces. ann frank said in 1944 in her diary, i reached the point where i can hardly care where i live or die. the world will keep on turning without me. and i can't do anything to change events anyway. i'll just let matters take their

course and concentrate on studying and hope that everything will be all right in the end. and shortly later she wrote, but the minute i was alone i knew i was going to cry my eyes out. i slid to the floor in my nightgown and began by saying my prayers very fervently. then i drew my knees to my chest, lay my head on my arms and cried, all huddled up on the bare floor. and then a loud sob brought me back to earth. mr. president, mr. president, there are tens of thousands of ann franks right now being brutalized. why don't you do something about it? why don't you demonstrate that you're a leader? you're the commander in chief. and let's take care of business. >> i don't think it's going to happen under this man. mark levin thank you for being with us. coming up, more on rudy giuliani's comments. also ted cruz speaks out. of course rudy's saying he doesn't believe the president loves this country, plus a possible hate crime in michigan.

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the president's lack thereof battling -- some harshest words coming from former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. stated "i don't believe, and i know this is a horrible thing to say, but i do not believe that the president loves america." giuliani did not back down from

his remarks. earlier today on fox & friends and on my radio show. >> first of all, i'm not questioning his patriotism. he's a patriot i'm sure. what i'm saying is in his rhetoric i very rarely hear him say the things i used to hear ronald reagan say bill clinton say, about how much he loves america. i do hear him criticize america much more often than other american presidents. and when it's not in the context of overwhelming number of statements about the exceptionalism of america, it sounds like he's more of a critic than he is a supporter. >> uh-huh. >> and you can be a patriotic american and be a critic. but then you're not expressing that kind of love that we're used to from a president. >> that's not all. senator ted cruz of texas also went after the president last night. >> what undermines the global effort is for the president of the united states to be an apologyist for radical islamist terrorists who analogize it to the crusades from over a hundred

years ago. >> pete hegsheath and fox news kirsten powers with us. i don't know what else to say. to me this is almost pathological that the president freely criticizes christians goes back to the crusades, deeds in the name of christ, can't say it in the name of allah or muhammad or even recognize radical islam. why? why does he do that? >> well i think the reason he does it is because he needs to have muslim countries be allies in the fight against -- >> we need a jobs program for the poor terrorist sns. >> no, hold on. but he does -- this is not something that we can take on on our own. we do need muslims to be -- >> egyptian -- the egyptians are bombing the crap out of isis. the jordanians are bombing the crap out of them. >> trying to make this not about overall islamist -- >> but it's okay to do it about christians. >> i actually don't think it's okay and i don't think he should have said that. i don't think bringing up the crusades is relevant.

we don't use that as a, you know, whenever we're having other arguments we don't ever go, oh well remember, you know, in 1300 when this happened. we don't do that. >> you mean when muslim armies conquered italy, spain, constantinople, france, when that happened? >> i think what he's trying to do is not alienate muslims who we need as allies in this fight. >> okay. now general el sisi has more courage than president obama in calling out radicalism as he challenged on new year's day for the religion to change and to take control of the radicalization of that religion. this president freely criticizes christians. he freely criticizes you know -- won't recognize a shooting, a targeted shooting of jews at a kosher supermarket. you know there's something wrong here that he would do one with regularity and not the other. >> he loves america a transformed america. he sees the history of imperialism, racism, sexism, too many christians, clingers, we're not exceptional, we're just one

country among many. therefore he refuses to lead on the world stage. why won't el sisi not send ground troops because america won't lead, won't identify the true nature of the enemy. so they're going to bomb like we are but the air effects are not -- believe in america is a force for good. >> let me lay down the case here. and some of my golden old dis but i think they are so relevant now. this is a president that went on an apology tour. this is a president that denied american exceptionalism indoctrinated by frank marshal davis, acorn he sat 20 years in the church of a guy after 9/11 said gd about this country and america's "chickens have come home to roost," friends with -- starts his political career -- >> hash tag -- so many times. no but it's not -- >> this is not funny. >> but the fact you go back to church to try to talk about what he's doing. >> he is a radical himself. >> he is not a radical.

>> sure he is. >> also if he is so radical and he doesn't care about protecting the united states, then why did he launch a -- triple the drone war -- >> he lost all the territory in iraq, kirsten. all of it. >> you'll never answer that. why did he expand the drone war? >> it's a way to fight war and pretend you're not fighting an enemy. it's very sanitized for the --. holding people in began guantanamo bay and getting -- it's difficult to get real intelligence. >> honestly, you could have a real argument if you would at least acknowledge that he has done things -- >> i actually give some credit. here's what i want to ask you. if you love somebody do you want to fundamentally transform them? >> i'm sorry, he cut bait there? >> he's going to. >> i don't understand where you guys are. do you want boots on the ground in iraq? is that what you're arguing for? or do you want to attack obama? >> i asked you a question. focus on the question. do you love somebody do you

want to fundamentally change them? fundamentally? >> you're talking about whether he wants to fundamentally change america. >> he's apologized for america doesn't believe in american exceptionalism. >> he hasn't apologized for america. it's something you say over and over. he has been humble. and he's tried to stake responsibility for things. because i know that it's very hard for you guys to accept that actually the u.s. has done things wrong. >> how about american greatness? >> he does talk about american greatness. this is a completely made up narrative about him. >> when does he talk about american greatness? >> there are statements to make about him -- >> a common apologyist for radical islam. >> that's another thing you keep saying. and that rudy giuliani saying he doesn't, you know, love america. i mean, that is just completely out of bounds. >> you're a fair-minded democrat, you can't tell me this is your daddy's democrat, that this is bill clinton, that this is harry truman that this is a guy who loves america and believes in america is a force

for good. he looks at us and says we've been the cause for problems, we're the reason -- >> that's what he talks about. >> no he does not say that. he actually has talked about an ideology behind this that there's -- exactly what he said in his speech in the last couple of days. >> got to leave it there. coming up, we have a disturbing story out of michigan possible hate crime. man stabs two victims after he asked them if they were muslim. they say no. they got stabbed multiple times. is radical islam now spreading on american soil? plus, is the administration allowing members of isis now going to come into america? well, the chairman of the house homeland security committee is here. we're now letting people syrian refugees into the country. plus, a known al qaeda operative on trial right in new york city. why didn't the president talk about that? kimberly gilfoy has details tonight. powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on.

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terrance thomas brutally attacked two people with a knife after asking them if they were muslim. the victims indicated they were not muslim. thomas then stabbed each of them multiple times. joining us is the executive director of the detroit crime commission. there's a very large muslim population, well-known detroit area deerborn michigan, correct? >> yes, sir. >> this guy asks if they're muslim, they say no they get stabbed multiple times. sounds like a hate crime to me. >> it could be, sean. i mean i think we got to kind of see where the evidence falls out. it could be a hate crime it could be a terrorist act. it could be just some crazy lunatic. >> well there's obviously some component here because he says are you muslim no and they get stabbed to death -- or stabbed multiple times rather. >> right. so law enforcement goes through the evidence here as they talk to the witnesses as they look to quite frankly what he was doing on social media. that really is the key nowadays

is to kind of what these people are thinking. as i said it could be a hate crime. it might be a terrorist attack. we'll see. >> what is -- what are we discovering, high muslim population, what is law enforcement doing about radicals that are known in the area? >> well, i think there's two components, sean. i think first of all what do you know and what don't you know. here in detroit the fbi and federal law enforcement has done an outstanding job of community outreach a lot based on personal relationships with community leaders. so you're trying to find out what you don't know. and that is really kind of your first set of eyes and ears. the second part as you said is the people we do know. i think what you're seeing and what's playing out on the world stage right now is intelligence agencies around the world do not have enough assets to really attack this problem. >> all right. so what about like we know in chicago, nation of islam --

louis farrakhan said anti-semitic things over the years, i would like to think law enforcement has an eye on him. what about radical imams or clerics identified in the area. law enforcement keeping an eye on these guys? >> i'm sure they are, sean. >> sure they are? >> first amendment speech, protected speech or is this radical, you know, recruiting type speech. so if it crosses the line i'm sure that the fbi is definitely on top of this. >> all right. i hope so. and we're going to follow the case and find out what happens. see if the president mentions this because he's very quick to mention the case in north carolina three muslims shot, turned out to be a parking dispute. he mentioned religion there. but of course he doesn't mention religion at the summit that we've been discussing. sir, thank you. appreciate it. also tonight, syrian refugees, should they be coming to america? well, they are in record numbers. my next guest is very concerned about it. joining us now is house homeland security chairman congressman michael mccaul with us. congressman, apparently the

president now wants to increase the number of syrian refugees coming into america. this is the home of isis. how do we know that the people we let in are not sympathetic towards or even a part of this group? >> well, we don't know that. this is a very dangerous and reckless policy in my judgment. i held a -- chaired an oversight hearing with fbi, with homeland security, with the national counterterrorism center. they all three witnesses stated that this would pose a greater risk to americans if we bring in these refugees from syria that have not be properly vetted. and the fbi admitted they don't have the databases to properly vet these refugees. i was actually over there, sean, and the jordanian minister of interior told me he doesn't know who these people are. so why in the world -- you know, we're working hard to keep these foreign fighters out of the united states. why in the world we have a federally sanctioned government

program to bring thousands of syrian refugees into the united states that could pose a greater risk to americans. >> it's estimated that 4 million have been forced to flee syria, 7 million out of their homes, 500 have already come to the united states. and how many is the president talking about bringing in? and what d the vetting process to find out where they're sympathies lies? in other words, are they somewhat sympathetic to isis? how do we ascertain that? you almost have to read somebody's heart to find out what they're thinking, right? >> i think that's exactly right. and the fbi again because we don't have an intelligence footprint on the ground in syria, we really don't know who these individuals are that we're just going to bring into the united states. >> how many is he talking? thousands? >> thousands. >> thousands of syrians are going to come in here. i don't think we have the manpower to possibly vet all the people he's talking about, do we? >> we don't. and we can't even monitor them

when they come here. remember, even in iraq we had refugees coming in from iraq. and we had two terrorists that killed americans in iraq that were allowed to come into the united states. and that's with all the intelligence on the ground we had in iraq. this is, again, i think a very dangerous policy. i'm glad you're covering this story because more americans need to know about this. i sent a letter to national security adviser susan rice asking her to explain why she's doing this and to try to stop this from happening. my job is here at homeland security is to protect the american people. i believe this will put americans at risk. >> they are burning people to death. they're beheading people. there are firing squads. there's torture. there is now we know about the slave trade of women on top of harvesting organs. and we're going to risk taking people without proper vetting or following them here? we don't have the capacity to handle that. that is a really stupid idea. i hope you stay on top of it.

>> one last thing isis has telegraphed that they want to exploit the refugee process. >> of course they do. >> to gain entrance into the west and united states. we need to stop that. >> they want to meet us in new york. and they want to raise the flag of islam on the white house. that's what they have said. all right, sir. thank you. keep up the good work. >> thank you, sean. now, when we come back, there's a trial of an accused al qaeda terrorist charged with being part of a plan to blow up the new york city subway system. that's going on. kimberly gilfoil is here. also the latest on the "american sniper" trial. also later tonight some donations to the clinton foundation are raising huge red flags, foreign governments like saudi arabia could be funding potential presidential campaign. ainsley earhart with a full report tonight.

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welcome back to "hannity." an accused al qaeda operative istanding trial in new york city in a courtroom for allegedly heading up a terror cell in the uk that plotted to detonate bombs in three different countries including a major bomb plot in the new york city subway system. the alleged terrorist is now defending himself despite evidence against him including three witnesses who testify he -- as well as bin laden compound raid that specifically mentioned him. joining me now kimberly gilfoil. >> he said it's misunderstood. this is just a jihadi looking for love in all the wrong places, sean. interesting though he did this posing as a woman, which is a well-known tactic that terrorists do to communicate in code with other operatives. so he was being watched. this was actually picked up by our friends in british uk intelligence that were monitoring his accounts and

another terrorist named zazi that pled guilty to this multi-country plot to detonate destructive devices, et cetera. it was a big plot the likes of 9/11. so this individual's now on trial because he was extradited in january of 2013. they allowed him to come to the united states so that we could bring this evidence and this trial against him. but keep in mind the juxtaposition. look, he found his way not because of abject poverty or lack of job opportunity, to terror. >> we don't need a jobs program for him? >> no, we don't. the job corp was not going to help mr. naseer. he's now representing himself and addressing one of his former cohorts and co-conspirators. and we got all the information as well that's going to corroborate the prosecutor's case from the raid on bin laden.

>> yeah. pretty amazing case. so he's going to be found guilty. what about the idea is he an enemy combatant? >> uh-huh. >> is he at war with the united states? i think the legal distinction's very important because he has, for example, miranda warnings that are given to him, he's given the rights of american citizens, et cetera. is that a mistake? >> i don't think he needed to be legally afforded that. i've always taken that position. if you are somebody who's committing acts of terror against the united states and this was a well documented, organized plot to kill many, many people why would we have to afford them the same rights and privileges of people who are here in this country? you don't have to but this administration has extended that and turned this essentially into like a criminal law enforcement matter instead of a military and foreign policy matter. >> okay. the other trial we want to ask you about is the "american sniper" trial. i know chris kyle's wife taya. >> very nice lady. >> i know his father. i know his brother. i know his friends.

this has been very hard on the family. >> very hard. >> what's the update? >> and they have a lot of support too in the courtroom. which is fantastic. >> here holding dog tags and ring. >> absolutely. because, you know, this man was an american hero, a treasure, she misses him every day because that was the love of her life and god bless her children who miss him so much as well. i hope there's justice in this case. we've been privy to so much of the information, the facts and transcripts from the case. so we're able to get a sense of it. and now the prosecution is just wrapping up the case. and in fact what we know the defense is saying he was unable to tell the difference between right and wrong because he was suffering from a mental disease or defect. >> but on tape he said he knew what he was doing. >> he directly contradicts himself. that's why that was a key piece of evidence that the judge ruled after an extensive hearing that could come in. and the jurors heard for themselves. key today was an officer who said i felt like he was trying to form late his defense by using words like oh, i'm crazy, what did i do as if to cover-up and make the case for himself

that he could later plead self-defense. but if you have a mental illness, if that is not sufficient under the law in fact there's a m'naghten rule, therefore no crime, you have to be able to say does he know the difference between right and wrong at the time he committed the offense? and the evidence thus far i believe in my analysis is that he did. it's going to be up to a jury. if you use his words his actions, the direct conduct in the aftermath, that tells the tale. >> great analysis. kimberly, see you every day on "the five". coming up the left has finally, well, started to report on the scandal swirling around team clinton. ainsley earhart at the "hannity" big board going to question the large contributions made to the clinton party. is that legal. and update on orgy island straight ahead.

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>> thank you so much. the clinton foundation, which was created as a charity after bill clinton left the white house, draws big money donations from all around the world. $2 billion have been raised so far since 2001. the foundation stopped bringing in money from foreign governments in 2009 when hillary became secretary of state. but that ban was lifted when she resigned two years ago. and those donations are now being scrutinized in "the wall street journal." "the clinton foundation has dropped its self-imposed ban on collecting funds from foreign governments and is winning contributions at an accelerating rate raising ethical questions as hillary clinton ramps up her expected bid for the presidency." some recent donors include the united arab emirates saudi arabia and oman. and now even the left wing washington post is questioning some of the foreign donations. here's a post review of the foundation's data. "found substantial overlap between the clinton political machinery and the foundation." now, since it's illegal for

foreign governments to contribute to u.s. political campaigns, that overlap could be an indirect way of supporting hillary's potential presidential run. in a statement denying any wrongdoing, a foundation representative wrote this "as with other global charities the clinton foundation receives the support of individuals, organizations and governments from all over the world. the clinton foundation has strong donor integrity and transparency practices that go above and beyond what is required of u.s. charities." the conservative group america rising pact doesn't buy it and launched an online petition calling for the foundation to return the money from foreign governments. it reads in part "right as hillary clinton is gearing up to run in 2016 the clinton foundation has begun accepting foreign money? remember the foundation spends a lot of their money on flying the clintons around the world and paying future and former hillary political advisers." this is wrong. sean, back to you. >> one quick question.

some of this money's come within the last two years. >> exactly. >> so this is recent money. >> exactly. an ethical question, here. >> ainsley, thank you. >> sure. >> joining me is rebeccaberg and roger stone is this an ethical problem? and does this need to stop? we're talking about uae, saudi arabia. i mean why are they donating? donating out of the goodness of their hearts? or because they want influence? >> well, sean, that is an open question. why are the governments donating to the clinton foundation. this is a potential ethical problem and the obama administration urged hillary clinton if she's going to be secretary of state to ban these donations to the foundation from

foreign governments because they created this perception whether a conflict or not creates a perception of a conflict of interest when dealing with these fore wrin governments for work. now, we face this same conflict with her. iet helps bring a profile, can traveling they're talking about, press getting out of this. >> this is a phony charity and a warehouse operation. it's a luxury travel service they have spent $70 million for bill and hillary. it is interesting over half of the contributions over $5 million come from foreign country that's would be prohibited from giving to a u.s. political campaign. they're trying to buy favors with someone perceived to be a future president. >> we have been speaking about potential problems to the

jeffrey epstein case you say 17 times he was on this convicted pedophile's plane? >> correct. >> do we know how many times he was down at the island? >> at least three times he went to this hedonistic island. >> you're saying this case rereopen? >> there is a lawsuit that would overturn the secret one timed sealed nonprosecution agreement in which epstein and adult will who procured women for victim and all of the vips, they sealed it so no one would know. >> this is a 14-year-old girl? >> some victims were as young as 11. i talked to reporters who questioned and interviewed numerous victims they went from 11 to 17.

and odds of bill clinton conducting inappropriate conduct on the island he was seen with 217-year-olds flown to new york for his amusement. >> this is what prince andrew got in trouble as well. virginia has spoken out. what is your take in terms of the possibility this gets reopened? terms of being a case? because there is a one time deposition taken of epstein, he pled the fifth when he asked if he knew bill clinton. >> he would plead the fifth because you want to protect your friends and yourself. but mostry your powerful friends like bill clinton. and once he wanted to be influential so he doesn't want to ruin friendships he has. or what remains of the friendships he has with bill clinton. his wife is thinking about

running for president. >> this may open as as soon as as? >> as soon as march. and bill clinton in a host of other political big shots could be subjected to cross examination. >> wow. going to be very interesting and impact on any potential presidential would be obviously huge. thank goods to see you. rebecca, thank you. when we come back you're going to want to answer the question. whether you agree or disagree with a former new york city mayor, straight ahead

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