so essentially, bill clinton's impeachment ends up entrenching black support for bill clinton. i am going to stop there and we will look at the clip, and we will circle back and discuss some of these pointers.>> when do you estimate your party will both nominate and elect an afro american and female ticket to the presidency of the united states? >> governor clinton, why don't you answer that first? >> i don't have any idea, but i hope it will happen sometime in my lifetime.>> the public perception is about a particular campaign strategy that the clinton campaign has adopted going back to january, jesse jackson orchestrated a black convict scheduled to be orchestrated. jesse jackson orchestrated a campaign that tried to get bill clinton to stay the execution. it became front page news and was all over television. bill clinton did not, so he was executed. in the process, bill clinton was seen publicly in terms of perception as pushing jesse jackson away. at the same time, he accomplished two other goals. bill clinton in effect persuasively to the reagan democrats demonstrated he

strzok interviewed hillary clinton. and james baker revealed that hillary clinton's phoney russian dossier played into the investigation of trump. clinton paid for. it it was not verified and the author. he doesn't stand by it. in other words, there would have been no probable cause to investigate the campaign without clinton's dirty russian dossier. baker read the dossier. he admits prior to the election. that came out today. a personal relationship with the law firm that the clinton campaign funneled to the money to, to hire fusion gps to hire christopher steele. who then used phoney russian dirt to impact an election. baker admitted he was the intermediary between perkins and the fbi. baker admitted he had contact with the reporter david corn prior to the election about the dossier. he said corn a left wing-activist wanted to get the dossier into the hands of the fbi. comey's number 1 lawyer james baker knew about rampant pro-hillary clinton and anti-trump bias to impact the election. they did nothing to stop it. eve

guy in hillary clinton's nightmares the f.b.i. found almost fifteen thousand and released e-mails into a year long investigation of her private server the head of the f.b.i. called you out for careless handling of classified documents said she believed the seaver confidential and some documents actually stood for the order of paragraphs some three years on when everyone thought it was all over and gone new f.b.i. documents reveal more juicy details like what happened to our half of the e-mails that were raised clean by the clinton team we're not talking just a few dozen or hundred or even a thousand e-mails here we're talking some thirty thousand all private according to clinton she did provide a detailed and meticulous explanation of how she picked which e-mails to delete how and who exactly wiped her server that potentially stored top state secrets except clinton did none of that instead she felt like joking about it. to do what the service well like with a cloth or something that i know you do but i don't know how it works digi

clinton, did they read you your rights?e water controversy. >> political turbulence over white water. >> white water became a massive spiraling investigation. that led prosecutors to a sex scandal. >> the ayes have it. >> there it is. >> william jefferson clinton is impeached. >> that became the second presidential impeachment in american history. how on earth did that little corner of arkansas -- >> i hereby deliver these articles of impeachment. >> explode into a constitutional showdown? >> it was a two bit real estate deal. and yet somehow one thing leads to another and we are on the house floor debating whether the president of the united states should be removed from office. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinsky. >> when we think of the clinton impeachment we think of a certain white house intern. but before there was monica there were the mcdougales, jim and susan. clinton might never have been impeached if not for them. it was jim mcdougal who had convinced the clintons to invest in white w

comey, clinton, strzok, pitch, tick tock. joining us now --ed wow, what a book this was from the very beginning. it is "the russia hoax: the illicit scheme to frame donald trump." an investigative reporter sara carter. let's start with you. the legal l aspects of this, ths is clear what has happened. it is really a small group of people. >> it is.. >> sean: but what they did is a spectacular betrayal of the trust, the power, the tools of intelligence we gave them. to speak one headline today is that william barr is personally reviewing the conduct of the fbi in launching the trump russia collusion hoax. you know, he knows, and there always a plethora of evidence, that the process by the fbi was crafted by political bias and personal animus bridges look at the text messages from peter strzok. they are virulently anti-trump. he is leading the investigation of trump. there was never any credible evidence to launch the investigation, and lisa page verified that in her own testimony. comey grudgingly admitted it. and then they mad

guy in hillary clinton's nightmares the f.b.i. found almost fifteen thousand and released e-mails in two year long investigation of her private server the head of the f.b.i. called you out for careless handling of classified documents said she believed the c.v. for confidential in some documents actually stood for the order of paragraphs some three years on when everyone thought it was all over and gone new f.b.i. documents reveal more juicy details like what happened to our half of the e-mails that were raised clean by the clinton team we're not talking just a few dozen or hundred or even a thousand e-mails here we're talking some thirty thousand all private according to clinton she did provide a detailed and meticulous explanation of how she picked which e-mails to delete how and who exactly wiped her server that potentially stored top state secrets except clinton did none of that instead she felt like joking about it but it was the sort of like with a cloth or something that well no. i don't know how it works digitally at all.

with bill clinton it was a very different matter. bill clinton was a very popular president.e was in the 60s. >> right. >> the republicans had been making it pretty clear they were looking for a reason to impeach him. they went hunting and hunting and hunting dill he wound up in the affair with monica lewinsky. having his secretary lie about the affair, aha, obstruction of justice. why is it that democrats have taken from that experience that impeaching bill clinton was great for bill clinton and terrible for republicans? >> well, i think people are fighting the last war without having learned the actual details of the last war. >> right. >> so there is an assumption that clinton was impeached and then the democrats did very well in the 1998 midterm election. that was actually not the sequence. they did very well in the 1998 in the midterm elections, in part because people realize that the republicans were off the rails. they should not be going down this path. elections take place then after the elections in 1999. >> mmm-hmm. >> clinton is impeached. he's tried and acquitted

lou: say that again. >> clinton coverup operation.that's extraordinary. >> so they got it -- lou: did he sign it? that would be an open and shut case, right? >> well the fbi has evidence documenting quote a clinton cover-up operation and mrs. clinton this week is complaining that someone like president trump would have been dieted but for if fact he was president. lou: expect there was no crime. there's no obstruction. other than that it would have been a problem. >> yeah, other than having no crime there. but as mayor julian an giulianis out, you've got the evidence with her e-mail campaign. the russia investigation began with her and it was begun to protect her. because they knew if the eye of justice focused on anything other than hillary clinton, she would have been prosecuted and a lot of other people around her, including in the obama administration would have faced justice. now that the mueller investigation and the russia hoax has been exposed as the fraud it is, now maybe the eye of justice can focus on hillary clinton. in th

it says russians have dirt on hillary clinton. it didn't say stolen, taken, and nothing connects it to donald trump. why didn't they tell him this was a problem like they did with feinstein which she had a chinese communist spy influence her? >> i want to -- >> let me finish. they told her, they told her she had a spy working for her. trump didn't have a spy working for him. trump turns out to be totally innocent. >> why so angry at the russians? >> because the russians didn't try to frame him. he's angry at the russians for interfering in the election. he's angrier at the people who tried to take away his presidency based on a plan done by strzok, prevent and remove. and you avoid it. the slightest evidence about trump, boom, this is real evidence. it's real evidence that the steele dossier is phony. that it was a fraud on the court. >> all right. steele dossier barely mentioned in the mueller report for what it's worth. i think this has been -- >> yeah, for good reason. you make my point. for good reason. it makes him innocent.

impeachment era and look at what happened to bill clinton.ould help with the people who support him. >> can i tell you what's sitting out there that we haven't talked about -- i apologize for the control room because i'm going to ask for something, the 12 cases that none of us know. >> yeah. >> 12 -- yes, we know. but these are unknown cases. these were stuff that fell outside the parameters of russia. here it is. 12 unknown cases. we know michael cohen, greg craig, where mueller had to ship it off to another entity. that's -- these are little land mines that we don't know what they will explode when they explode. we know israel and uae and saudi arabia, they're all these other foreign entities that were involved in stories with the seychelles islands. the report only dealt with russia. there's more land mines for the president. the report only dealt with russia for the president. >> do we think either of those will change, the political or the legal calculations for president or those we know immediately in his circle? >> no. >> the question

have come to you a pizza mob actually interference i mean it's not a secret that bill clinton worked very hard to get boris yeltsin elected as russian president in ninety nine to six sending his aides to moscow trashing the i'm mad for a ten billion dollar loan hillary clinton also made her preferences known they had of the two thousand and twelve elections when you consider all that clinton's history with russia didn't they legitimized luxury all interference long ago by the only example where yes you said a president. but that is something more. political elite tends to ignore and goes back to this notion which is very deeply rooted and ever can psyche you know to states being exceptional and having the right true true things and judge of those. not here to understand they have to produce fully to their merkin psyche and it becomes more a matter of psychology and out of all of the politics but it is a fact or a lawyer. the way north united states behave sets precedents for other country and legitimate was a is not a motion the problem of it and the thinking of let's call it the pol

july 5, comey officially exonerates clinton n. same month, then the fbiopens a counter intelligence investigation into trump-russia. collusion. that one's called "crossfire hurricane." the very same month, an associate deputy attorney general, meets meets with chrir steele on multiple occasions but his wife, nelly, works with steele. wor shares the contents of steele's russian dirty dossier. with struck, page, and wiseman and others. and it's not verified. hillary paid for t. and steele hates trump n. july, one-time ciate operative, meets with trup advisers, page george papadopoulos and seek gathers information for the fbi. on august 2016, before the election. struck text lisa pij about a scenario, where trump gets elected. quote, we can't take that risk. and they speak of needing the insurance policy. september two 2016. page instruc struck. the president wants to know everything we are doing. october 22, 2016. that's when the fb i obtained the fieza warrant: the bulk of the application relying on steele's dirty dossier with russ

that's right, no bleach pit, unlike hillary clinton. the president didn't destroy subpoenaed e-mails or any other evidence in this case. he did not invoke executive privilege. instead, according to independent counsel, ken starr, the president's cooperation in this case was unprecedented and that's because presumptuous had nothing to hide. thousands and thousands of documents were turned over, almost 1.4 million, unfettered access given to trump campaign, officials, administration employees. mueller's team completed 30 hours of interviews with the white house counsel. how does that happen? no executive privilege was used to hide anything in mueller's report. by contrast, the obama administration, they used executive privilege to withhold 20 e-mails from then attorney general eric holder surrounding his involvement in the fast and furious gun-running scandal. well, that was a real scandal. whereas trump, russia, collusion, was a farce. tonight, thankfully for the sake of this country, truth has prevailed. as the president's attorneys put

clinton. hate him with a passion. how they picked this panel i don't know. and they came up with no collusion and they actually also came up with no obstruction. well, we are fighting all the subpoenas. look, these aren't like impartial people. the democrats are trying to win 2020. they are not going to win with the people that i see. steve: we hav >> sean: media mob stop at nothing to make every waking moment a public trial against donald trump and anyone who likes donald trump. smelly walmart people like us. irredeemable deplorables, we cling to god, our guns, bibles, religion. okay, that's what you think of the american people the heart and soul of this country no concern for the law. doctrine of executive privilege? constitution? facts? reality? they push collusion, hysteria for three years. four times now. four times no collusion no concern with any agenda to make this country better? more safe more prosperous no more secure? want to continue to fight the president every minute, every sec

one mrs clinton has called mr putin the new hitler the other is making considered dettori noises. of his ability to cooperate or least to engage with with mr putin for whatever reason it wasn't based in on mr trump sort of serious systematic assessment but who any case that's what he was say so if that's the choice. that it's evident they're doing her performance and any reasonable rational person would have for folks what you do about it or don't do and what effect you might lose a surfer questions well i think there's also a very specific russian context here because for the russians the clintons have come to you a pizza mob actually interference i mean it's not a secret that bill clinton worked very hard to get boris yeltsin elected as russian president in ninety nine to six sending his aides to moscow trashing the i'm asked for a ten billion dollar loan hillary clinton also made her preferences known they had of the two thousand and twelve elections when you consider all that clinton's history with russia didn't they legitimized luxor all interference long ago by the own examp

>> speaking of clintons, not aging whole, whole suv boom happened under clintons.ghts have bill clinton taken. taken. >> green new deal, is a concept to get people to vote. the actual way to pull it off is not popular on either side. i think it still something they need to have attention like trump had things that got people to vote, wail, they don't have to make 100% sense. in that sense it is good. if they have to get to how much people will be told what to do that is where it falls apart. a story line, a narrative probably good. kennedy: do you think that aoc is good for president to run against. has she provided fodder for him or more dangerous than he and some republicans think? >> a mix, she has a lot of really bad ideas, the green new deal one of them. it cannot work. but he has to be careful he hits her on young bartender. that is why people like her, they are inspired by her story. my first job out of college, i was a cashier at boston market that does not mean i am not a genius. >> the full context of quote with young bartender, contrasting the young bart

you can't indict a clinton. it's against the democrat justice department rules. >> katie: melissa, you are furiously writing notes over here. [laughter] >> melissa: i would just say that if you watch barr's full -- when he stood there and to the press conference, and i was captive on a plane at the time so i was a captive audience with nothing else to do. he said that he specifically said to mueller, "is the reason why you don't pick it's appropriate to indict the president because you believe that you can't indict a sitting president?" and he said, "no, that's not the reason that i don't think it's appropriate here. i think there isn't enough evidence." so hillary clinton was wrong on that point. boldfaced wrong, and i would say it that if we go down this road comparing the clintons and everyone is sick of that, you make the comparison to what bill clinton did, he was trying to cover up the fact that he had had this affair with this woman. that's what was going on. i would just ask, what was president trump try

i feel like this started be i the clinton machine. hillary clinton wanted the report.ier. congressman it's good to see you this morning. thank you. >> trey joining us there. thank you you all. >> see you tomorrow morning on fox business from 6:00 to 9:00 fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every year millions of working american families and their children hide their struggle with hunger. it doesn't need to be that way. hunger hides, but, we can help. let's end hunger in america. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everybody. illegal immigrants overwhelming our southern border so claims the department of homeland security. the border patrol not able to handle. today spending time asking for congressional assistance. carping that immigration

hillary clinton and the cycle, you look at hillary clinton in 2008.lary in 2008, it was her is because it was supposed to be hers, senior leader, then along comes younger barack obama, more progressive. you look -- he was able to defeat hillary clinton much to l surprise. that is where i think the democratic party, as doug as indicated, the energy is over on the left. there is attention that people who are pragmatic wants to beat donald trump. what is joe biden's constituency? bernie sanders have a powerful constituency of liberals and progressives. what does joe biden have? there is none of that. no institutional, and here joe biden constituency other than remnants, memories, and that is what i meant about the old shoe. that won't last. >> mike: i want to say to both of you, you are two of my very favorite people. i love to watch you come alive to be around you because you ard thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much, governor. >> mike: the laws are put the marathon bomber behind bars are apparently unjust. that is apparently according to ocasi

say that again. >> clinton cover-up operation.'s extraordinary. >> so they literally -- lou: because that would be an open and shut case, right? >> well, the fbi case has evidence documenting, quote, a clinton cover-up -- and mrs. clinton is claiming president trump would have been indicted but for the fact that he's prime minister. lou: -- that he's president. lou: except that there's no crime. other than that, there would have been a problem. >> other than that. you've got this in your face evidence, and people want the know how the russia investigation began. it began with her and it was gun to protect her. it was begun to protect her. because they knew if the eye of justice focused on anything other than hillary clinton, she would have been prosecuted and a lot of other people around her including in the obama administration would have faced justice. so now that the mueller investigation and the russia hoax has been exposed as the fraud it is, now maybe justice can focus on hillary clinton. in the meantime, we have witnesses c

who knows better about any of this than perhaps hillary clinton.re as she argues. but i think the question here is how much will this presidential campaign interfere with all of this. because of course elizabeth warren is jumping out there, really ahead of any other presidential candidate, senator kamala harris is following close behind saying they do believe it is time for impeachment. but of course this is a function of the house. so i think one effect of this op-ed is to kind of cool tempers in the house and say, do your work, follow the mueller report and do more investigating. impeachment might be too easy. >> what do you think? >> i think that she's right in making the case. the choice right now is not impeachment or not impeachment. it is about whether or not it is time to initiate an inquiry and fact-finding about whether or not the impeachment decision needs to be made. that is obviously true. the information on the mueller report is more than enough. clinton notes are there serious gaps in the record and the factual record and gaps that i

i covered the clinton campaign, you were there for the clinton campaign, and one of the criticisms was whenever hillary was, you know, facing a moment of stress, she would go back to the temperament argument and go back to defining trump versus talking about her policy ideas. i understand the frustration that she talked at length and in great detail, more detail than any candidate about policy ideas and couldn't garner the same media attention. so that is why i think it's smart this is the way he started out. why? because in talking to democratic voters over the past two years, they are shaken. this speaks to their deepers anxieties about what they witnessed over the past two years to joe biden's point, is this who we are or is this an aberration? and if you talk to these democratic voters, they say they realize the things they've seen, like charlottesville, the pittsburgh shooting, they didn't realize we had this in our bloodstream. that is an open question to them, is this who we are or is this an aberration? so for him to start this way, it's a smart idea. but 100% with jen as well,

were moving to impeach clinton. jerry nadler warned against that impeachment trial. he said the effect of impeachment is overturn popular will of the voters, we must not remove a president from office to defend our system of government or constitutional liberties against a dire threat and must not do so without overwhelming consensus of the american people. he said it couldn't be one party pushing for it, one party pushing against it, or the consequences, paraphrasing, would be catastrophic for political institutions. democrats go forward, that's the keen. >> i make a distinction between the american people and elected republicans. those are two different things. if the american people are reading the mueller report, they can go and read it for themselves are reading that and are troubled by the behavior described to be clear is very troubling, it is not as if the mueller report was a dud. this is something that has a lot in it that implicates the president in actual crimes. if you are a citizen and voter who feels

in july 5th, comey exonerates clinton. in the very same month. then the fbi opens a counterintelligence investigation into trump-russia collusion. that one is called cross fire hurricane. in the very same month, the associate director bruce ohr meets with christopher steele on multiple occasions, but his wife nellie works with steele, and shares the dirty russian dossier with mccabe, strzok, page, even andrew weissmann and others. and warns them that the dossiers campaign op research. it is not verified, hillary paid for it and steele hate trump. fbi operatives meet with the trump advisors, paige, george papadopoulos secretly gathering information for the fbi. then on august 15th, again, 2016, before the election, strzok tax lisa page about a scenario where president trump gets elected, we cannot take that risk. and they speak of needing the insurance policy. september 2nd, 2016, page and strzok text that president obama wants to know everything we are doing. october 22nd, 2016, that's when the fbi obtained the fisa warrant to surveilled carter p

we're talking some thirty thousand all private according to clinton she did provide a detailed and meticulous explanation of how she picked which e-mails to delete how and who exactly wiped her server that potentially stored top state secrets except clinton did none of that instead she felt like joking about it to do what the surface like with a cloth or something that well no you do i don't know how it works digitally at all . it's because you know wipe has two meanings delete or cleaning of the wine stain from last week and it's funny because it's called ever but ok now that you're all done laughing hundreds of newly revealed f.b.i. documents shed light on how that server was wiped a company called plot river networks did all the dirty works and these conversations between two of its employees leave no questions as to why they think they did it it's all part of the hill recover our poor peroration i'll have to tell you about it of the party. thanks for the heads up. but even with only half of the e-mails available the new have b i papers reveal that from the get go key people had no doubt t

for sure there will be plenty to talk about with hillary clinton. but she's going to be here in studio wednesday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, i'm very excited about that. i also want to update you on something that we covered late on friday night here on the show. it's about the activist group indy viivisible indivisible, that sprung up after trump was elected over clinton in 2016. indivisible is a group we've covered -- it's not really a group as much as an effort. we've covered indivisible stuff a lot here on the show because they're a little bit different in their approach to activism and progressive politics and they've been really effective. indivisible is the group that developed and promoted this intensely pragmatic approach to trump-era politics, in which they train people and equip people and help people organize to communicate effectively with their own senators and their own members of congress, specifically, people who represent you from your district only. this indivisible model, this sort of playbook for how to do activism in this way, it