bill and hillary clinton put in through fake elections and you can see this just google it michel martelly who is a former carnival singer if you look at the e-mails from the hillary and bill clinton they show you that they created this this fake election and now in two thousand and sixteen we have just made two thousand and seventeen we have this new president job mel movies job no more yes was handpicked by michel martelly who was put into office by bill and hillary clinton under the obama administration and now the aid groups and you and agencies they always stress that they're doing a lot of good they do outstrip the bat that happens but good rarely makes for a hard news story that always goes unnoticed so all the good work they could be doing because i'm sure they are doing something good emergency aid medication shelter supplies etc will that always be outweighed by the bad behavior by the by the scandals by the overall problem of the occupation that you're you're talking about yes ok so so no matter what they do even if sometimes they're really actually reaching out to housing peopl

anduncer: in 1975, bill hillary clinton were married inside of their home in fayetteville, arkansas. next, we visit the site in the ozarks to learn how the house kick started the political career of the 42nd president. angie: welcome to fayetteville, arkansas we're at the clinton . house museum near the edge of the campus. this house was built in 1931 by a local man. his name was scotty taylor. it would have been on the outskirts of town at that time. this would have seen my gave fancy house -- this would have seemed like a fancy house for that era. the clintons bought this house in and did a little bit of 1975 remodeling but for the most part the house was entirely original to 1931. the house became a national historic registered property in 2010 and the street became clinton avenue in 2010 as well. this is the living room, the famous a room where they were married in front of this big window on october 11, 1975. bill bought this house when hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house

bill and hillary clinton put in through fake elections and you can see this just google it michel martelly who is a former carnival singer if you look at the e-mails from the hillary and bill clinton they show you that they created this this fake election and now in two thousand and sixteen we have should be two thousand and seventeen we have this new president job mel movies job no more yes was handpicked by michel martelly who was put into office by bill and hillary clinton under the obama administration and now the aid groups and you and agencies they always stress that they're doing a lot of good. do outstrip the bat that happens but good rarely makes for a hard news story that always goes unnoticed so all the good work they could be doing because i'm sure they are doing something good emergency aid medication shelter supplies etc will that always be outweighed by the bad behavior by the by the scandals by the overall problem of the occupation that you're you're talking about yes ok so so no matter what they do even if sometimes they're really actually reaching out to housing people an

i think it's most unlikely so to begin with lanny davis is one of the bill and hillary clinton's closest friends they were all together in law school. i have reviewed a summary of the agreement that he signed and lawyers close to me of also giving me the advice that basically mr cohen appears to have confessed to something that is not in fact a crime raising the question of exactly what sort of legal advice did lanny davis provide did he explain to mr cohen you know how he could have evaded. potential culpability here and why did he sign this document lanny davis as a primary duty to to michael cohen not to his yale law school buddies bill and hillary clinton so this is very very suspicious to me. and you know it was lanny spends a lot of time on mainstream media has been doing so for a long time as a crisis manager so he whipped the mainstream media into a frenzy very quickly over impeachment impeachment a pitcher we have to remember in this country and i'm not a lawyer but impeachment is only for high crimes and misdemeanors brok obama. campaign was found guilty of a larger amount thre

. >>> up next we visit the home where bill and hillary clinton were married in the ozark mountains and learn how this house helped kick-start the career of america's 47th president. >> welcome to fayetteville, arkansas. we're at the clinton house museum just a little south of the university of arkansas campus. this house was built in 1931 by a local man named scottie taylor. would have been on the outskirts of town at that time during the depression, so this would have seemed like a fancy house for that era. the clintons actually bought this house in 1975 and did a little bit of remodeling, but for the most part the house is entirely original to 1931. the house became a national historic register property in 2010, and the street became clinton avenue in 2010 as well. this is the living room. this is the famous room where bill clinton and hillary rodham were married in front of this big window in 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town, actually, and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks, and he said, i bought that house y

this is the living room, the famous room where bill clinton and hillary rodham were married in front of this big window october 11, 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you thought was pretty, now you have to marry me. i can't live there alone. and she said yes on the third try. that was the third try he did that. the house is originally a 1931, so the floors, windows, all of those things -- while it is a big room for a living room, it is a small place to get married. the clintons had only 10 guests here for their wedding. is a small place to get married. the two of them, a couple of close friends and family, and that was it. very modest. one of our visitors' favorite things to see is the wedding dress.

please, the honorable william jefferson, bill clinton. hillary clinton is here as well. >> thank you. thank you, bishop. rev smith, miss ellis, members of aretha's family, for giving hillary and me a chance to show up and just say we started out not as a president and first lady, senator, secretary of state, we started out as like aretha groupies or something. i mean, you know, she was only about 4 years older than me, five years older than hillary, so when we are getting out of college is when she finally got her big breakthroughs. it's one thing i want to say to the people in the audience. she had the voice of a generation, maybe the voice of a century. she was born into a musical culture. yes, she sat on the steps and her home and listened to art tatum, maybe the latest jazz pianist ever live play. she also worked for years, i mean years spreading the church and the gospel music to the r & b club, the jf club, the places where soul was being born, the places where rock 'n roll was being played. when nobody was paying particular attention, i we

as you remember the clinton presidency, bill and hillary clinton, who were dogged throughout the time in the white house by a succession of special counsel's and investigations and impeachment attempts, i think there is a larger issue. think the caller raises up an important point. i think the extent to which we have criminalized political behavior is a significant concern. back. is true if you step it is i able to look at anniversaries like this because of the perspective they offer on what we are going through. to suffer what has been called maoism. the more you know about america's past, the more optimistic you are likely to be about her future because the fact is, whether history is cyclical or not, it does repeat itself and we have been through any number of tests of the political process, certainly 1968 was one. watergate was another. the clinton impeachment was another. arguably, we're going through another. the remarkable thing is not that we test the system but that so far, the system has been found to work. host: republicans: 202-748-8001 democrats: 202-748-8000 independents

[ overlapping speakers ] bill and hillary clinton should be locked in jail forever because they're the worst scum of the earth. but today when we're trying to prove he's not a racist, he went to the wedding. >> we have to sneak in a break. after the break, omarosa on the mueller investigation. the president's former adviser confirms that she's met with the special counsel's office. this after accusing the president's press and communications staff of sending the president out to lie. >>> also ahead, with the president's morning twitter try aid reveals about his inner angst about the multiple investigations in his campaign, white house, and inner circle. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate a

we hear from june shee who worked with president bill clinton and first lady hillary clinton and john mcconnell who worked for president george w. bush and vice president dick cheney. new york university hosted this 90-minute program. >> i'm the affairs associate here at nyu washington, d.c. on behalf of the center at new york university, thank you for coming to tonight's event. this center seeks to create programs students spend at their summer interpretships and in washington, d.c. we hope events will help interns like you build a network of relationships with mentors and peers and maybe encourage you to return to the nation's capital to start a career in public service after you graduate. tonight we are joined by former presidential speech writers during george w. bush and bill clinton administrations. john p. mcconnell served more than 10 years on the white house staff in two administrations. as a senior speech writer for president george w. bush and vice president dick cheney john was part of a three-person team in the bush-cheney white house he was asis tonight the president and

bill clinton and hillary clinton have released a statement, saying she had stirred their souls.power of her voice,... i did manage to see her live. there was something about the power of her voice which brought out the emotions and why people were in tears left, right and centre. it was also about her range. she went from gospel... a gospel album was her best selling album. she sang blues, jazz, pop, with george michael. it was her range, the strength of her vocals but also the strength of her vocals but also the emotion that she brought with it. something from deep within that clearly affected so many around the world. so many will be filling her loss down. 0ur entertainment correspondencejoins me. it involved into soul, r&b, rock, pop. crossing the borders. gospel in a sense run through so much of what she did. it is where she learned her craft as a singer. what she did better than anybody else was take that style of gospel anybody else was take that style of gospel, music that brings people and communities together in a way that few others do, and apply it to all different jo

hillary and bill clinton are there.on as they avoid at the service. the former president will be one of the ones we hear from at this hour. joining us outside, ron mott who is outside the greater grace temple, talking to people there. what a parade of political and civil rights legends and of course musical legends, ron. >> reporter: it's an a-list group of people here to mourn but mostly to celebrate the life of aretha franklin. i hope people brought comfortable shoes, because as you mentioned, andrea, the program is running an hour behind. if the spirit gets moving, we might be here all night. it is clearly a celebration of this life. aretha franklin certainly would be proud of the a-listers that she could attract to her home-going service. these are average everyday detroiters who came last night to try to get into the church service. initially the family was going to keep it fairly small, a private invitation-only event. but the turnout this week, the cards and notes people wrote to aretha franklin and to her family

this way you could basically channel bill clinton and hillary clinton. you could get their voice that way. i was working before google. lexis-nexis and old autodial things and i think there was netscape, the interns were on netscape. it was harder. then you had to go to the library and look things up in the library. i'm very hands-on and i want to know everything. you know it when you see it, instead of interns bringing you random things. >> sometimes only you know what you are looking for. >> exactly! >> that is true. i remember, we had the assignment during the president's dedication speech for the world war ii memorial. one of my favorite writers of all time, ernie pyle, who wrote a daily column through most of the 1930s and throughout world war ii up until the day he was shot dead by a sniper, talk about beautiful, beautiful writing. that assignment came up , the first thing i thought was, we have to get ernie pyle and president bush's speech, every living person speaking english that remember that war remembers ernie pyle and they will be touched wh

serious charge they could level at him was that he wore a khaki suit, you know, barack obama, bill clinton, hillary clinton, they would have been impeached 50 times over by now and be rotting away in the subbasement of fort knox. so it's just -- to somebody who plays in the political realm it's just -- it's mind-boggling. >> so if the democrats, and you're a democrat, become the majority in the house of representatives following the midterm elections in november, do you think it would be appropriate to immediately begin impeachment proceedings based on what you've just learned, for example, from michael cohen? >> no, wolf, i do not. and i feel very strongly about this. no forward motion should be made on impeachment until special counsel mueller has had a chance to finish his work and to tell us what the truth is. impeachment proceedings or anything else that happens outside of the completed investigation, and i put emphasis on the word completed, because a day does not go by when my constituents don't ask me whether donald trump is going to stop mueller's work, fire mueller, stop that from happeni

former president, bill clinton and hillary clinton, they are invited to the national cathedral as wellt bush 41 because of his health won't be there. the same is the case with the carters. we are going to have the clinton's, barack obama, george w. bush and i just thought it was very nice, it was either president obama or george w. bush who said they were honored to be, they were the ones honored to be asked to give this speech. >> john mccain personally asked them to do so. >> right. >> what does it say to you the former presidents will be there, the current president won't? >> well, i think it's one more unfortunate sign about where we are as a people. i very much respect john mccain's judgment in that. i think it would have been extremely -- a lot of controversy. everybody would have been watching the trump's had they been there, trying to read this or that into it. instead, what we have in the memorable phrase from senator sasse, a hand to america. >> john mccain said amen after that. >> on that, people are going to ask who can replace john mccain? the answer is no one. period. in

both parties that is a rare rare event nowadays but for example in the case of mccain the bill and hillary clinton foundation issued a statement earlier today saying that mccain calling mccain a trusted colleague who frequently put partisanship ahead aside excuse me so that he could do what he thought best for the country and we have many many accolades coming in as well from democrats of all stripes as well as republican colleagues of mccain in fact there's a move now a foot spearheaded by the democratic leader of the senate charles schumer to rename one of the big senate office buildings after mccain to give him a lasting legacy in this city where he spent thirty years as a senator indeed so he's transcended party paul the tates rob and was not prepared to go up against the current incumbent in the white house in the envelope this was a took on trump but an indication also of how how above the ordinary fray of the two policies is the fact that for his funeral he's made a request hasn't he but he's particularly bipartisan in nature. it's in to your first point martina i would recall the comments

you really internalize this person to you can channel hillary clinton or bill clinton. this is how you work. i was working before google so it was lexis-nexis and autodial things . i think the interns were on netscape. it was harder. you had to go to the library. you had to look things up in the library. and very hands-on and i want to know everything. you know it when you see it, instead of interns bringing you random things. it's hard. >> sometimes only you know what you are looking for and it's hard to articulate. that's true. i remember, we had an assignment during the president's dedication speech for the world war ii memorial. one of my favorite writers of all time, ernie pyle, who wrote a daily column through most of the 1930s and throughout world war ii until the day he was shot dead by a sniper. talk about beautiful, beautiful writing. that excitement came up -- assignment k not -- came up, the first thing i thought was we have to get ernie pyle. every english speaking person who remembers that were remembers ernie pyle and will be touched in a hear his words.

you really internalized this person so you could channel hillary clinton or bill clinton. so that's how you -- you get their voice that way. and then, yeah, you know, i was working before google, so it was lexus nexus and all the old auto dial things. i think there was netscape, the interns were on netscape, and then you had the library. i did a lot of personal research, too, because i'm very hands-on and want to know everything. you know it when you see it instead of people bringing you random things. it's hard. >> well, yeah, and sometimes only you know what you're looking for to be able to articulate it. and that's true. i remember we had the assignment during the president's dedication speech for the world war ii memorial. and one of my favorite writers of all time is ernie pyle who wrote a daily column through most of the 1930s and throughout world war ii until the day he was shot dead by a sniper. but talk about beautiful, beautiful writing. and so when that assignment came up, the first thing i thought was, we got to get ernie pyle in president bush's speech on worl

anduncer: in 1975, bill hillary clinton were married inside of their home in fayetteville, arkansas. next, we visit the site in the ozarks to learn how the house kick started the political career of the 42nd president. angie: welcome to fayetteville, arkansas we're at the clinton . house museum near the edge of the campus. this house was built in 1931 by a local man. his

chelsea clinton hasn't offered any endorsement ahead of the midterm elections, the daughter of bill and hillarybe weighing in on the fight over brett cavanagh. she is upfront with abortion rights. and after getting duped by sasha baron cohen is willing to sit down with her again. the arizona senate candidate says he welcomes another interview but he wants some conditions telling the examiner get out of your undercover role and interview me in english so i can understand it and we can go man-to-man. you can ask me anything you want. deputy managing editor of the boston globe calling for a war of words against the trump administration urging editorial boards nationwide to publish a denouncement on august 16th of what the newspaper refers to as dirty war against the free press. 70 outlets including houston chronicle, the minneapolis star, and denver post have agreed to join that effort and emily iv, senior airman at colorado but clear for space is all for eating more chicken. she launched a now viral online petition calling on chick-fil-a to bring the restaurant to military bases across the countr

joining us now, former top advisor to bill and hillary clinton and david bernstein. the ceo and founder of a run for america. mark, this is kind of wild. this is a little bit different from bill clinton's third way and understanding the old rust belt and arkansas and middle america. now we are positive toward socialism, what's going on? >> i ran a poll in january that i asked people to choose between capitalism and socialism, 85-15. but i'm worried about millennials. frankly it was 20, 25% of millennials favorite socialism over over capitalism. you see this because i think bernie sanders has sort of presented socialism as something benign and nice. >> laura: no one ever ends up getting killed. >> killed or poor or economically disenfranchised. so it's very dangerous to the extent that people who really grow up with the 2009 crisis, you look at people who are 21 now, they only know the 2009 crisis. capitalism is making a big comeback now. this is actually a bad time to be a socialism because capitalism is reducing poverty and creating more jobs in the african-american

bill clinton reminiscing. >> what remarkable man. >> in a statement bill and hillary clinton said of mccain, he frequently put partnership aside to dohat he thought was best for the country and wasn't afraid to breakhe mold if it was the right thing to do. president trump, who was critical of the man, gave his best to the family. former president obama said, all of us are in his debt. from joe biden, whose son joe died fro battling the same brain cancer, john mccain's lif is proof that some truths are timeless, courage, integrity, honor. the older president bush called him a patriot of the hhest order. and president george w. bush said of his one-time politic rival, some lives are so vivid, it is difficult to imagine them ended. some voices are so hvibrant, i d to think of them stilled. >> and kelly, for you this is really personal. as we said, you covered him for years, and i wonder this morning if there is a specificth memory 's resonating with you that you can share with everyone. >> reporter: so many. but i remember once covering the campaign in 2008 and i reported offhandedly tnt senator mcc had incorrec

and moderate democrats agreed that there should be a special prosecutor to investigate bill and hillary clinton's financial dealings while he was governor of arkansas. and eventually bill clinton agreed and president clinton asked his attorney general, janet reno to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate him. that is how we got the last special prosecutor to investigate a democratic president. when richard nixon was being investigated by a special prosecutor and by congress, it was a special investigation in congress. while most republicans tried to look at the mounting evidence against president nixon as favorably as possible, none of them ever tried to say anything like this. >> just remember what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> republicans did not try to deny reality during the investigation of richard nixon and eventually it was a group of republican senators who went to the white house to tell president nixon to his face that he should resign immediately because the house of representatives would definitely vote to impeach him based on the latest eviden

bill clinton is going to be speaking at aretha franklin's funeral. he just arrived at the church. i want to show you how that went. bill and hillary clinton arriving in detroit to applause, cheers. shaking the hands of people as they make their way in. this is part of the processional at the church in detroit. about 10:20 or so. the next couple minutes, we expect the first prayers to begin. this is, again, michael, an intersection here of aretha franklin's legacy. not just in the world of music but politics, too. >> it is curious, how these two events lined up on the same day. pretty much the same hour. you can say, yes, one is politics, and one is intertaen n entertainme entertainment, but to michelle's point earlier, there is a nexus. aretha franklin was not just a singer. >> no. >> she was not just an entertainer. she was someone who engaged in the movement. and still to the day, you know, that she had passed, she was still very much concerned about the country and a lot of the big issues out there. john mccain, again, to michelle's point about, you know, hollywood coming to washington, to be a part of the mccain ceremony. you

. >> mark: mark penn was a poster and advisor to both bill and hillary clinton and he joins us. 15 yearse modern age is a hell of a long time to be holding down a party leadership job, is she finally in trouble? >> i think trouble is overrated here. if the democrats win the house she will have done the fund-raising, the messaging, she will be in a strong position and she will be strengtheningsh herself in california. the california delegation is solidly behind her. i don't think she's going anywhere if she wins. on the other hand, there are a fair number of politicians for the purpose of the election because she's unpopular who want to distance themselves from her. eventually there will be a change. the other thing that could happen here is the problem solvers caucus, if this racism within five or six seats, democrats or republicans they may hold up the election for speaker unless there are rules changes and put some power back in the member's hands. >> mark: let's step back and talk about what you said in the beginning about whether she isp in trouble or not. once upon a time if you wer

certainly would not have bill and hillary clinton -- they attended his wedding. democrats begged him for a number of campaign contributions. i mean, if they were who he said he was, why did they have these relationships with him? i think it is very convenient that these accusations started once the president became someone running for office. he has shown time and time again, through his actions, through his policies, that he wants to be a president for all americans. that he wants to do everything he can to make america better and not just for certain group of people, but for everybody. i think that has made a number of comments about plenty of people. and to try to single that out to one group is, frankly, silly, because i think if you did a comparison, he's probably got a lot more nasty things out there about some other people. reporter: do you think all of appropriate too? those are appropriate too? ms. sanders: i'm sorry? reporter: do you think that -- ms. sanders: look, the president is somebody who's always going to fight fire with fire. this is something

you are watching american history tv only on c-span3. 1975, bill and hillary clinton were married inside their home in fayetteville, arkansas. next, we visit the site in the ozark mountains to learn how this house helped kickstart the political career of america's 42nd president. >> welcome to fayetteville, arkansas. we are at the clinton house museum, south of the edge of the university of arkansas campus. this house was built in 1931 by a man named scotty taylor. it would have been in the outskirts. ais would have seen like hound stash fancy house for that era. the clintons bought this house in 1975 and did a little remodeling, but the most part it is entirely original. the house became a national historic register property in 2010, and the street came clinton avenue in 2010 as well.

keep listening to are sayinge that should go back and investigate bill clinton and hillary clinton.the statute of limitations has run out on that. anyway -- was it carter, is was in newrter, that --k host: michael cohen. caller: cohen. ok. was convicted of -- host: he pled guilty to eight felony counts. the "new york times" reporting over the weekend that he's been involved in allegations of the used by the new york taxicab industry. investigators working to if cohen committed bank fraud on $20 million worth of loans related to his taxi business so it's involved with the campaign, his relationship own donald trump, and his private if businesses. fraud that hethe committed with trump. is that going to get buried? host: we're actually covering both stories right now and i think that as you look at the headlines tonight and tomorrow, it's been a split-screen afternoon because as developments were taking place in alexandria, virginia, we got we got word that michael cohen would appear in a new york city courtroom. he was whisked out of the courtroom. this is what the "new york reporting

certainly he wouldn't have had bill and hillary clinton. they attended his wedding. >> stephen: yeah, he can't be a racist. some of his best friends are people who have black friends. ( laughter ) but don't just take hucka-sands' word that trump isn't a racist. take it from trumps's biggest defender: >> i am the least racist person that you have ever met. i'm probably the least racist person there is. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. i am the least racist person. racism. the least racist person. >> stephen: and you can tell somebody's not something when when they protest exactly the right amount. "hey, welcome to the neighborhood. i'm hannibal. i just wanted to say, i don't eat people. in fact, i am the least eating people-eating person ever. i just can't do it. ( applause ) i promise you. i can't. i can't do it. i'm allergic, or something. anyway, come by the barbecue later. you don't have to bring anything but a marinade and an open mind." now, the president's defenders claim no one was accusing trump of racism befo

certainly wouldn't have been in business with him for decades, certainly wouldn't have had bill and hillary clinton. they attended his wedding. i think he has made a number of comments about plenty of people and to try to single that out to one group is frankly silly. i think if you did a comparison, he's probably got a lot more nasty things out there about some other people. >> the president called you a dog this morning. what's your reaction? >> i think it shows you, if he would say that publicly, what else would he say about me privately? he has no respect for women, for african-americans as evidenced by him to instruct the chief of staff to lock me two hours in the six room to harass me, threaten me and say things could get very ugly for me and there would be damage to he reputation. he is unfit to be in this office and to serve as the president of the united states. >> republicans senator jeff flake is weighing in on the president's tweet as well, writing this kind of language is unbecoming of a president of the united states. there is no excuse for it and republicans should not be okay with i

superdelegate supporting clinton, told nbc news he is officialba switching to. - i love bill clinton, i love hillaryng in america. something is unbelievable. - a year ago, lewis linked arms with clinton on the anniversary of bloody suay, the selma alabama march which lewis heed lead in 1965. - two weeks ago,we wered in the national gallup poll, and tonight we'rbasically fighting her to a draw and winning states in her own backyard. - you know, look at these. now utah, minnesota, north dakota, kansas, i mean, ere you go! - what began as a whisper in springfield elled to a chorus of millions calling for change. [cheers and applause] - i think the campaign just did not relent. y they fought for evngle vote, and didn't quit. - breaking news: senator barack obama is, as of this hour, the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. [cheering] - i accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. [cheers and applause] [upbeat music] - tonight, i have a privilege given few americans. tithe privilege of acc our party's nomination for president of the united states. [cheer

hillary clinton at the hands of that switch. right? the clintons were the great bug-a-boo of the right since the '90s when bill clinton was president. hillary clinton looked like she would be the presumptive nominee for the democratic party and that was his argument. you may support this now under george w. bush, but then imagine hillary clinton having it. and you can expand this kind of thinking to other subjects as well. you might support, for example, the obama administration's use of drones to target terrorists around the world or suspected terrorists around the world. you might think obama has good judgment. this prevents u.s. troops from having to go and risking their lives. it's quick and easy. okay. if you supported the obama administration and its use of that, i imagine you may not have voted for the current president, but he has the use of the same tool. and if you do support the current president, the next president that comes down the line, perhaps, right, a more left-leaning democratic candidate, who the heck knows what will happen, that person will have their hand on the switch. this is the thing to think about, right?

. >> eric: you've been a long-time clinton advisor and lawyer for hillary clinton and close to bill andry clinton, what do you say to those that there should be a special counsel investigating the clintons, dnc, dossier, chris fofer steele and the way it was handled by the department of justice and f.b.i. officials, some of whom have been fired and showed a distaste for donald trump becoming president of the united states? >> first of all, you didn't state a single fact involving the clintons. although i have a lot of friends at fox and have been a fox guest on almost every show on fox, that kind of rhetoric without facts is unfortunately too common on fox shows. so state me facts of what bill or hillary clinton actually have done that would suggest anything illegal suggesting a special counsel. >> eric: my question is your reaction to those who have called for that. >> pure political speculation, rhetoric, but no facts. that's my reaction. >> sandra: have you talked to your client this morning, mr. davis? >> i have. >> sandra: did you want to share anything with us? >> he has gone thro

bill and hillary clinton wrote "she was elegant, graceful and utterly uncompromising in her artistry.ericans in praising the singer that way, in praising aretha franklin that way? because she performed at the white house for different administrations. no one who sent out a tribute to her said, well, she worked for me at the white house, she worked for me at the kennedy center. you know what i'm saying? >> it brings out something else about trump, which is that i've never seen him express any kind of artistic appreciation. and i don't mean other that he's supposed to be talking about degas and reading faulkner. i've never seen him express any kind of joy in pictures, any kind of joy in music. i imagine he's mentioned movies, but i imagine they would be, you know, ones like "top gun." he seems to be pretty numb to the artistic. and so i don't get the feeling he understood what was great about aretha franklin. i think he thinks that she's some woman who sang kind of loud. and yeah, i think he thinks she's a woman who sang kind of loud and is black and what's the big deal and here i have

certainly wouldn't have been in business with him for decades, certainly wouldn't have had bill and hillary clinton attending his wedding. i mean, if they were who he said he was why did he have the relationships with him? >> reporter: in a white house filled with considerable drama and remarkably little loyalty, the episode surrounding omarosa took dysfunction to new levels from a president who promised this. >> you got to pick the best people. you got to pick the right people. >> reporter: in the last day alone the president sent at least nine tweets on his former staffer acknowledging, it's not presidential to take on a lowlife like omarosa but doing it anyway declaring, omarosa has fully signed nondisclosure agreement. the campaign today filed legal action against her for arbitration of breaking an agreement in her new book "unhinged" with a blistering portrayal of the president. sarah sanders said it's common place in private business and that much is true but in government service they're almost entirely unheard of. there is an exception for classified information which is illegal to leak out

richard goodstein served as an advisor to both bill and hillary clinton and survived and he joins us tonight. richard, we have established that the left has been pretty clear on it, they don't have any problems since the civil libertarians have left. they don't have any problems with the fact that the administration spied on its campaign. the next election is coming up, a year and a half from now you will be right ina the middle of the primaries from the 2020 election. would you be okay with the trump administration authorizing a wiretap or surveillance of aides to the leading democratic candidate during the primaries?r >> no. >> tucker: that would bother you? you would become a civil libertarian again? >> there is no spying. you are insulting your audience and everybody. there was somebody, carter page who is identified by u.s. intelligence and someone who is an agent of the soviets, who was 1 of 5 people that donald trump said were her his foreign policy advisors. >> tucker: you are blowing my mind here because i've been on this for the last year and a half. i thought there was a p

. >> richard goodstein served as an advisor to both bill and hillary clinton and survived. he joins us tonight. richard, we have established -- the left has been pretty clear on it, they don't have any problems since all the civil cl libertarians have left. so tell me if you would have a problem with this. the next election is coming up, a year and a half in the middle of the primaries for the 2,020 election. would you be okay with the trump administration authorizing a wiretap or surveillance of aides to the leading democratic candidate during the primaries? >> no. the one that would bother you? >> there was no spying, tucker. please. what there was was, carter page was identified by u.s. intelligence by somebody who was an agent of the soviets who was 1 of 5 people that donald trump said were his foreign policy advisors. >> tucker: you are blowing my mind because i've been on this for the last year and a half. i thought there was a phis a warrant to spy on him. but there wasn't really? >> of course there was. >> tucker: that warrants spying on him, doesn't it? >> it wasn'

. >> harris: chairman of the harris poll and former presidential pollster to bill and hillary clintont to see you as well. thank you for being on the program tonight. the harris poll was not my own. let's talk about if we can the democratic party right now. opportunities that may be there because of a message that is going so far west, you could see. >> i think right now for democrats heading into the midterms, and it's concerning the fact that democrats keep outperforming. however i will caution that with the fact that special elections are special for a reason. take for instance the arizona special election. arizona eat is not a competitive race, and, one thing that we know because we have asked seen it, its intensity on your side of the aisle. but it's confusing. who is really wearing i guess the messaging pants of the party right now, is at the far, far left and the socialist democrats or someone else? >> i think you have to differentiate between the voters and kind of what you see on table, cable tv. there's no question that donald trump is in charge of the republican party, but

bill and hillary clinton attended his wedding. democrats begged him for campaign contributions. if they were who he said he was, why did they have these relationships with him? it's very convenient that these accusations started once the president became someone running for office. he's shown time and time again through his actions, through his policies that he wants to be a president for all americans, that he wants to do everything he can to make america better and not just for a certain group of people but for everybody. he's made a number of comments about plenty of people. if you do a comparison, he probably has more nasty things about other people. the president is somebody that will always fight fire with fire. this is something that is not new and something the american people knew when they voted for him and overwhelmingly elected him to be the president of the united states. since he took office, he's governed in a way that is helping all americans. frankly, if we want to look at who is creating divisions in the country, the media has done more to divide this country m