special coverage of the senate impeachment trial starting at 1230 eastern back in washington. that's it for tonight. have a great week. as i always say, we will see you next fox news sunday. good night everybody. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm jon scott. as we've been reporting all afternoon the sports world is shocked by the devastating news of kobe bryant. he and his daughter were among nine people killed in his private helicopter northwest of los angeles this morning. the ntsb team is on its way to the scene. the chopper went down in foggy weather over hilly terrain. >> there were no survivors. we have a manifest and there were nine people on board. the pilot plus eight

individual individuals. at this hour, thousands of morning fans gathered outside l.a. staple center paying their respect to a true hero. kobe bryant wasn't adored figure around the world. his record explains why. he won five championships during his 20 year career with the l.a. lakers and was third leading scorer in league history with more than 33000 points until lebron james passed him just yesterday. he retired in 2016, scoring 60 points in his final game. he is survived by his wife vanessa and three other daughters. he was 41 years old. as we get more information about the cause of the crash we will let you know. i'm jon scott. we now join life, liberty and levin already in progress.

>> hello america welcome to life, liberty and levin. we have a great guest, peter schweitzer profiles and corruption. he has a book on the bidens. five of them. we are really going to want to dig into this but before we do, i feel compelled to address what's been going on on the floor of the u.s. senate. it's supposed to be a somber occasion. there's nothing somber about it. it's a farce. it's pathetic and grotesque. the senators have a job to uphold the constitution of the united states and to protect it, not from a law-abiding president but from a lawless majority in the house of representatives. the democrats. >> you don't need three days in 24 hours if you have a true case of impeachment against the president, vice president or judge and so forth. they are all over the map. they've got their graphs and their video clips and the

repetition and their emotion and their attacking the president and the senators, their undermining judicial review in the court. it is an embarrassment. the very chairman. [inaudible] they violated their committee rules and basic due process. i'm not talking about the bill of rights but the due process that is customarily and traditionally been afforded a president facing a situation like this. it's completely eviscerated. then we have the serena, the speaker of the house. she didn't have a vote to open and impeachment hearing, she declared it. she declared we are are having an impeachment hearing. none of the rules in place in

the past when peter. [inaudible] when the democrats controlled the house and they were looking at nixon for impeachment, all those rules thrown out the rules. all the house rules thrown out the window. the republicans couldn't call witnesses for those secret star chamber events taking place in the basement of the house of the representatives, it's appalling. the real story here is donald trump is being treated like no president in american history. in fact, no person facing impeachment in american history. that's a fact. the corruption, the abuse of power if you will has taken place already in the house of representatives and so every republican in the house voted against it. every single one.

every democrat but one voted for it. that should tell you everything you need to know. so that's their case. these articles of impeachment which are bony, abuse of power, obstruction of congress, absolutely phony. let's look at what the requirements are under the constitution of the united states. the final section of article two which generally describe the executive branch specifies the president, vice president all civil offices should remove from office if convicted in a trial of treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors. two clauses in article one layout the role and the senate trials of impeachment, impeachment by the house have been rare and convictions after a trial by the senate even less common. two presidents, one senator, one cabinet officer and 15 judges have been impeached. of those only eight have been convicted and removed from office. you better have a strong case

boy, it better be an overwhelming case but you need 23 hours in three days and you need john bolton. he'll make the case or make mulvaney will make the case or you had control of the house, that's different now or in the senate. we don't like the judiciary telling us what we can or cannot do. the senators better do what we say otherwise they're involved in a cover-up and obstruction and not holding up their constitutional duty. i'll tell you what they have, they have zip, nothing, i have right here a telephone call that we go back to, the transcript of the president of united states july 25, 2019 with the president of ukraine. tell me, where in here is there treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors question right there aren't any. there are none, zero which is why they almost never referred to it. and what about regular crimes that are out there?

which of course you don't have to have for impeachment but it would be nice if they had something. what did the president do question mike did he say look, president of ukraine, i want you to get me dirt on the bidens. he never said that or i'm gonna withhold military aid. never came up. or i want you to announce you're going to do an investigation. that's not what he said. he said none of those things so they have to spend 24 hours in three days putting words in the president's mouth that he never spoke, putting words in the mouths of other people. they did have some witnesses in the house intelligence committee. the house judiciary committee emma not really. but let's take a look. let's look at the individuals who adam schiff and nancy pelosi and the democrats, by the way, almost all of them are hearsay witnesses, first-hand witnesses to nothing but what did they have to say about impeachment and high crimes and all the rest. take a look, go.

>> either of you ever have any evidence of quid pro quo. >> no ma'am. >> i did not. >> any evidence of bribery. >> no ma'am. >> not that i can recall. >> he said i want nothing, i want no quid pro quo. >> you testify you have no direct knowledge of nefarious motivation to withhold aid to ukraine, correct. >> corrected. >> to your knowledge you testify there were no strings attached to the aid, correct, that's page 184 of your deposition. >> no such knowledge. >> in this impeachment hearing today where we impeach presidents for treason or bribery or high crimes, where is the impeachable offense in that call? are either of you here to assert there was an impeachable offense in that call? shouted out. anyone? >> do you have any information regarding the president of the united states accepting any bribes?

>> no. >> do you have any information regarding any criminal activity that the president of the united states have been involved with at all. >> no. >> that was one minute ten seconds. you won't see any of that video, not on the democrat side. the house managers didn't play it. i don't need 24 hours, i don't need three days, case closed. case closed. what are these other witnesses going to tell them? the president of ukraine said he wasn't pressured. we heard. on and on and on their droning us, there was a pressure campaign, the cia is sitting on documents. the nsa sitting on documents. we had all these documents but we can't get our hands on them. where's the smoking gun document that the president committed an impeachable offense? where is it? it doesn't exist. where's the killer witness, the first-hand witness in the house of representatives.

he or she doesn't exist. there's nothing. that's why it takes 24 hours in three days to keep cobbling things together like good demagogues and propaganda's but let's be honest folks, what's really going on? we were told about this november 17 in the new york times, trumps foreign business ties me violate the emoluments clause. his business dealings have raised concern about ethical considerations when they go on about how it impacts his ability to serve as president. december 2016, vanity fair, democrats are paving the way to impeach donald trump. he announced for president on jh and they're already impeaching him. that was vanity fair. then we go to the washington post on the very day he's

inaugurated. the campaign to impeach him has begun. that's why they need 24 hours in three days because their dna is all over there corrupt practices. that's why and that's absolutely outrageous. the media was already calling for his impeachment following a buzzfeed piece. i'll remind you. if the president had done these things, if, oh my god, he'll be impeached for campaign law violation. remember that? michael evan oddi, michael cohen, all the rest of them but schiff lied. they need to go to craigslist, any witnesses out there, anybody out there foreign or domestic who think they can tell us that the president of the united states violated the

constitutio constitution, treason, bribery or other high crimes? we need something. let's take a look at this. >> if this buzzfeed report is true then we are likely on our way to possible impeachment proceedings. >> if it were to be true it means the president told someone to live under oath as a crime and it's impeachable. if it's true we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> if you can prove that the president ordered it that could certainly rise to the level of impeachable offense. >> is not an impeachable offense. >> there's no question it's an impeachable offense. >> that's considered an impeachable offense absolutely.

>> inside the answer i did hear that word. >> is a very fine alternative way to deal with the. >> democrats will move faster or more aggressively. >> there's an awful lot of similarities and the elements of the story. >> in the past was it impeachable. >> is one of the things that drove him out of office. >> it's not independently confirm this. >> oh wow, not confirmed, but just in case. the president committed treason or high crime because he directed michael cohen to live. no he didn't. every damn thing they've set about this president is alive.

there must be secret indictments about him in the southern district of new york with a nondisclosure. he violated campaign finance. no he didn't. the russian collusion stuff, here it is. i've got it right here. $40million. hundreds of witnesses. thousands of subpoenas. millions of pages of documents. 13 foreign countries. nothing. i we'll be right back. for $419 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

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welcome back. the democrats have rewritten the constitution, treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors. now it's whatever we say it is, abuse of power, when the president of the united states is upholding his responsibility to determine if foreign aid is properly spent? he wants to determine if there is corruption going on in ukraine against the united states, no, you can't talk about the bidens before an election. then you're interfering with an election but you can investigate trump all you want. you can have a phony impeachmen impeachment, you can have a phony trial and interfere with the election.

in fact you can even say you wanted interfere with the 2020 election, we have to stop trump now, he's a national security threat. here they are the whole time, interfering in the election and they are afraid. if you look into the bidens as we will see later in the show, then you're interfering in the election you see, yeah, that's who these people are and no more pretense of journalistic independence, the democrats are the reporters of the reporters of the democrats. let me prove it to you. go. >> the action of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of his betrayal and oath of office. >> he's been exposed for violating his oath of office. >> unprecedented breach. >> portrayals of his oath of office. >> the president admitted we have enough information at this point.

>> he's already confirmed what is done in broad daylight. we basically got a confession. >> he's already admitted. >> the white house and the state department continue to orchestrate this massive cover-up. >> you are watching a cover-up by the president of the united states. >> implicated in a cover-up. >> the cover-up, the attempted cover up. >> to interfere with congress ability to call forth witnesses will be considered obstruction. >> his strategy is pretty clear. >> it is obstruction of justice and bribery. >> a lot of committee have documented obstruction of justice. >> all of this from the white house and the president specifically. >> there's usually abuse of power in every element of the presidency. >> the heart of the abuse of power is. [inaudible] abuse of power and that is an

impeachable abuse of power. >> the very same media when it came to the clinton impeachment process had a completely different attitude. let's check it out. >> the whole issue has been a sham. it shouldn't have gotten this far. the house acted improperly in passing it on to the senate. >> why is your party dragging about. >> why is this happening. >> why go through all this business of witnesses. it will add months to this thing. >> this bogus inflated case. >> get on with business. >> would they just get down to business and leave this impeachment thing alone. >> it will be an enormous distraction to the white house. >> there's a long line of people's business that seems to have been put aside. >> we begin with the voice of the people. >> the visitor who got up and shouted god almighty, take the vote and get it over with. >> god almighty said take the vote and get it over with.

>> hero of this whole thing is the guy who stood up who said good god vote and get this over with already. >> is there not concern of the public perception in some quarters, not all of them democratic, that this is in fact the kind of effort that could hold a coup. [inaudible] >> one white house officials that in 20 years people remember three things about this that the president was impeached in the house, he was acquitted in the senate and the whole thing was a partisan hit subpoena one other thing bill clinton was accused of 11 felonies. trump is accused of none. finally, let's see what they said in 1998. >> i rise to oppose these unfair motions which call for the removal of the president of the united states from office. the independent counsel knew the president was exonerated.

>> effective impeachment is to overturn the will of the voters. there must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or impeachment supported by one of our parties and opposed by the other. >> not all crimes are impeachable offenses and not every impeachable offense needs be a crime to throw a president out of office. the senate, for example could declined to convict even if the president had convicted. >> that's enough and he slurred his speech back then, i noticed. you can see what this is. this is a complete set up by the democrats. they have hijacked the impeachment process and turned it on its head. they're trying to hijack the impeachment process. they are undermining our constitutional system. they've tried to disenfranchise 60 million people with a variety of claims from russia and the rest and they're trying to affect the 2020 election. if they don't win they've already told us it's a corrupt

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morning his loss. now back to life, liberty and levin. >> welcome back. peter, how are you my friend. >> great, good to be here. as promised, america, here he is, in the flesh. your books are important because they break the news. they are in-depth. you have an anonymous amounts of notes, scholarship and you've been a scholar for a long time digging into these sort of things. i want to jump in. i am stunned by what you had to write about a number of these progressives including biden. he's been in public office for a long time, he's never done anything else.

now he's running again and you dig this information out like you'd dug the information out, first of all why is that with all these massive newsrooms, these conglomerates, billions of dollars, enormous research there that they don't dig this information up and you do. >> great question. i don't know. i think part of it is bias, part of it is these organizations don't have the resources to do this digging. some of these stories took seven months of research and hard work. but overall, with a few exceptions the reality is most organizations have zero curiosity about this. they're not even interested in following up to see how the patterns of these transactions take place. everything in the book is based on paper trails. there's no anonymous sources. they can replicate the

information that we have put together. it's not that hard to do. there just seems to be a lack of curiosity in doing so. >> you don't just talk about hunter biden, you talk about five biden's. it's like a whole family of corrupt bidens. what did you find. >> it's interesting, there's two sides to joe biden. you begin with a real small illustration that i think proves the point. he has been seen as the amtrak senator, the guy who's a regular guy who gets on the amtrak train, goes home to delaware, that's absolutely true, but in our research what we found is that he not only did that, if he was running late, he would call amtrak and have them hold the train so yes, he was regular joe amtrak, but if he wanted to pull strings for his benefit he would. >> plus he knew some of the on the board, his son. >> yes, exactly. we talk about the five

bidens. we talk about hunter and there's new material about him in the book. the chapter is 70 pages long. there's a lot of groundcover. some of these other ones are very interesting, james biden, his brother, november of 2010, this old town friend named kevin justice who grew up in delaware with joe biden's kids starts this construction company called hillstone and goes to the white house in november 2010, meets in biden's office, we don't know what they discussed. it was the only time he ever visited the white house, but three weeks after that meeting he appoints james biden, the vice president's brother as the executive vice president of a construction company. >> does he have any construction background. >> good question. the answer is no, he did not. in fact on the company bio that's no longer up they said his skill was he was comfortable in the corridors

of political power and of course you're very comfortable when your brothers the most second powerful man in the world. that's just the beginning of the story. about six months after biden becomes vice president he gets a contract from the federal government to build a hundred thousand homes in iraq. it's about a billion and a half dollar contract. they get $22 million with the state department and legions of other contracts. that's the kind of thing you see repeated over and over with the bidens and it's all about the timing. these things occur in joe biden is pulling the strings of governmental power at this time. >> and then he always says i don't know thing about it, my son, my brother, my other brother, i don't know anything about it. >> let me give you an example where it's undeniable the role he played. >> these two executives from a new company go to the oval office, joe biden ushers them

in to meet with barack obama. startup health is a healthcare investment company. they barely have a website, they don't have a business plan, they just been launched their meeting with the president of the united states, they have their picture taken, they put it on the website and the next day they are a centerpiece of this federal conference on healthcare data. over the next five years vice president joe biden regularly goes to startup health private meetings and updates investors and partners on obama administration healthcare policy. now, the fact that i've left out is one of the three principles involved in the company is married to joe biden's daughter ashley biden. there is an absolute case where he is using government resources, government influence, government information for the benefit of a family member's business. and, if you can imagine if the charms had done that, i would

be outraged but they haven't done that in the bidens have. you can look at his brother frank. >> how many bidens are there. >> i tell you we found five members that receive the sweetheart deals. that is all of the siblings and his living children, of course bo passed away from cancer a few years ago. so it's all five family members, no one has been left out. >> what about this other brother. >> so frank biden starts doing deals in coaster -- costa rica. joe biden comes down and talks with the president about providing aid and cooperation. within months frank biden has a deal with the costa rican power company. he has meetings with the president of costa rica and government ministers. he's setting up an interview company. you can add him to the list.

>> he knows nothing about it. >> no background in energy whatsoever. he's also involved in an energy project in jamaica. he actually gets the power purchasing agreement on the solar project in jamaica that is financed with $47 million of u.s. taxpayer money in the form of guaranteed loans. again no background in renewable energy. this is all occurring simultaneously the same time hunters during his deal in china, ukraine and other family members are engaging in this behavior as well. >> when we come back, the book is great. i want to pursue this a little bit further. one of the reasons democrats immediately jump to the defense and immediately said you can't ask ukraine, any government or any country about biden or the biden family is to immunize him from

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in the case of the clintons they were at least willing, from time to time to go there. with the bidens there is a complete lack of interest and a lot of people in the media even actually go there and explain to readers here's what we know, here's how much they were paid, here's the deal they got. >> he's their guy to beat trump and so they take the victim in my view, trump who's been under constant investigation and they don't say that interferes with the election. they take the victim and they turn him into the provocative or what have you and when it comes to biden, no touch. let's move on. we have bernie sanders who calls himself a democratic socialist. he's really an out of the closet hard-core socialist when you look at his career. he hasn't done anything in the private sector that's been productive but he's a multimillionaire. >> that's right. it's interesting. he describes himself in his

policy as hard-core socialist. if you look at his investment portfolio, this will surprise a lot of people, he is invested in fortune 500 companies. he's not invested in renewable energy companies or socially responsible invested funds. when you look at his public career from the 80s, it all revolves around bringing money into the family so take back to your linkedin vermont, one of the first things he does is he says i'm going to hire my girlfriend and put her on the city payroll. jamejane sander who is now his wife was put on the payroll. the city council said wait a minute, you're giving her job that we didn't create, we haven't funded and if this position were to exist you never advertised it, you never gave other people the opportunity to take it or apply for and varney just blew him off.

when he ran for congress, he discovered a secret that a lot of washington insiders know which is you can make a lot of money doing media buys for political campaigns. for example if you were a candidate for the united states senate and you wanted to buy a million dollars in advertising and i did that purchase, i would get the million dollars but the standard practices i would get to keep about 15% as commission. you make a lot of money doing that so what does bernie sanders do, he's running for congress in vermont and makes his wife jane responsible for media buys and we estimate, based on the number. >> so the family. [inaudible] >> absolutely. they set up an llc which they registered as her home in vermont and the owners were jane sanders and their two children. it's quite a cozy set up. we estimate they probably made a hundred $50000 off that arrangement.

the big? that we don't know the answer to but we have suspicions comes with the 2016 presidential race. were not talking about small media buys, were talking about his campaign spending $83 million on media bias which means a commission is somewhere around $12 million. >> where did that $83 million flow? it went through this company called oldtown media. you look up old town media, it has no website, no footprint, it's registered to a suburban virginia home on a cul-de-sac. you find out who owns this entity it happens to be two individuals who worked with jane sanders doing media buys when varney was running for congress. jane was asked about this by a progressive reporter from vermont during the 2016 electio election. what did she know, did she have any involvement in it, according to reporters she hung up the phone.

the question is where did that money go? it certainly fits the pattern we've seen with bernie sanders who, for decades, for 36 years used the phrase politics should not be dominated by billionaires and millionaires. about three years ago he dropped the reference to millionaires because he is now one and i think the big surprise that a lot of supporters will find is this is an individual who talks about socialism, has not conducted his investments himself and his family life. >> that's typical of oligarchs in russia and india and these other totalitarian regimes where their communist or fascist or whatever it is. it's one thing for the people but it's another thing for them. this is an area that the media and bernie sanders should really pursue and try to nail it down. >> absolutely. the other thing that comes

through it all is if you look in the vermont press and interviews, bernie sanders does not dislike or hate all rich people. he only dislikes and hates rich people who are open opposed to his agenda. there are very wealthy people in vermont with vested interests. he goes to bat for them all the time at the expense of local people. for example there's a gentleman who is creating these large-scale industrial wind farms where they put these big windmills, dozens of them and if you live next door to it suddenly you have these huge windmills all around you. those landove owners sue trying to stop them from building these. what side does he come down on #why because he backs him in a support of his campaign. >> fascinating. ladies enjoy them and don't forget, most week nights you

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their own benefit. these are companies like dow chemical, armstrong worldwide, these are major corporations that are facing litigation over issues related to faulty breast implants, abscess, she's being paid about a thousand dollars an hour and she made millions of dollars doing this. that's elizabeth warren herself. you go down to the second layer and you have her daughter amelia. in 2002, 2007, 2008 she is trying to put together company and looking for investors and advisors. it's very interesting. in 2008 of elizabeth warren goes and meets with harry reid who wants her to become the chairwoman of the oversight committee were were sending billions of dollars to wall street firms to build them out. elizabeth warren goes to that meeting and brings her daughter along. a couple things happen.

she is chairwoman of the tarp oversight committee and that committee is sending billions of dollars to wall street firms. her daughter amelia is raising capital and getting advisors from the same firms that her mother is participating in bailing out. very interesting development, that company today has a number of contracts with government agencies that, as i point out in the book, have benefited from elizabeth warren's legislative activities. >> what's fascinating is the comments that i listen to you, donald trump is under attack for the billions he made before he was in office. the people who make a fortune as a result of their names in government and relationships of people in government and politicians and so forth use

the taxpayer and the political system, they are never scrutinized. >> yes, that's a hugely important point and i think you're exactly right. there's a huge difference between some of like donald trump or michael bloomberg who has made money before they are in political office and somebody who once they are in political offices were gonna leverage our position and power to enrich our families. there's a huge difference between the two. >> and then you look at the obama's, i wouldn't of hired them to run a 711 but that's just me personally. the clintons, a quarter billion dollars, something is horribly wrong with this. we'll be right back. dealer.

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you are saying elizabeth warren, tier one, tier two, now tier three. >> yet, tier three is very interesting. this involved her son-in-law, he met elizabeth warren's daughter when they were both going to the school of business. there's a lot of international businesses and it's hard to trace a lot of them, but one company that's very interesting is tricolor films. tricolor films has now taken down their website but we've captured all of it and on the website it describes their business model is producing movies in cooperation with foreign governments. very, very interesting. we started looking into this and found, to our shock that he actually did a film that was financed by a foreign government, that would be the government of iran. it's a film, a very religious film and he was listed as the

sole producer. there are two government agencies that are listed as the financers of the project. these are the same government agencies that put together and helped organize events which is in the expression of their anger at losing jerusalem. there very anti-semitic celebration, if you can use that term. they also give thanks to their contribution of the film. also to the iranian revolutionary guard air force. so it's a company owned by elizabeth warren son-in-law. >> it all comes from the film credit, the film was originally reviewed in the new york times as elizabeth warren announced to run for the senate, that story disappeared. >> let me tell you, your book is so good, a hell of a lot

more than you were able to get to. it's perfectly timed. i hope people will get a copy as soon as possible for the sake of the nation. thank you so much my friend. see you next time on life, liberty and levin. >> breaking tonight, nba legend kobe bryant and his young daughter among nine people killed in the tragic helicopter crash in los angeles. welcome to the next revolution. we will get to the impeachment and politics as well as our guest for the night in a few minutes but first tragic news as the nation, and possibly the world mourns opie bryant who was killed in a helicopter crash along with his daughter. jonathan hunt is in calabasas and joins us life. >> steve, good evening. there is aom