amongst the dnc, hilary clinton, the fbi, in funding the christopher steele dossier and accused of much interesting case first of all they didn't file it in d.c. they filed it in the eastern district of virginia, which is a much friendlier place -- lou: justice department, take note. >> yes, but what happened, what to do, the democrats know what to do, let's file some false charges against devin nunes and lickety split, gps helped research these false charges, absolutely false against devin -- >> ethics xhitd tee charges. -- committee charges. >> in the ethics committee one after another. i heard you giving adjectives about the republicans earlier. i have one to add, feckless republicans. lou: i like that one. i will use it next time. >> okay. because they said to devin, this will go away. we're not going to fight it. just let it happen. he lost his chairmanship for a year. they went after his wife. lou: it's stunning what the left is doing, the commitment when we watch jerrold nadler and adam schiff lying, and moving ahead with the efforts to subvert this administration. it is -- this

so when you see someone like jill brand, remember, she was supposed to be the likeable hilary clintond i think that what we have learned here is that no iteration of hilary clinton is acceptable and it comes down also to the story, kind of an insult that if we think we can be president, and i believe a woman can be, and would be a fabulous president, that we need to be taken serious least but we will only be taken seriously when we take ourselves seriously and hold ourselves accountable. as is hillary and many of these liberal women of course raised in an environment where they have no reprecushions to their behavior. they don't have to take going seriously. everything is the politicless of victim head hood and thing they're going to shame you. they are learning the american people are far ahead of them when it come to the right moves of the country and at this point, they are they're not it. >> tucker: if i had a child who made this many excuses, i would spank the child. >> and you'd ground them and not let them out and run for any office either. no, you wouldn't. >> tucker: great to

we learned in 08, hilary clinton was crushing obama but he did so well in the early states. i'm a pollster, let's give some advice. don't believe the national numbers. follow it state by state. howard: i have videotape of you on this program saying bernie sander wills win the nomination. do you want to revisit that? >> absolutely. i think he's falling and falling. i'm watching elizabeth warren. i've seen her debate performances. elizabeth warren has the correct opening for democrats. she has the correct close. she always includes a fact. she tells a personal story and she has dig at president trump. those are the five key components to win a debate. she's won the debates. if biden doesn't figure out how to communicate straight to that camera, he's going to lose. howard: do you think the press would prefer warren to joe biden who is often painted uninspiring out of touch and kind of gaffe machine? >> ideologically i think the press is more in line with where warren is. but she's a better candidate at this point. joe biden has better experience than anybody running for office.

the woman's campaign who wanted to be president of the united states, hilary clinton. >> and the pressas been complicit in this entire thing. no supporters of any president have ever withstood what you would withstand if you dare -- lou: who are those supporters on capitol hill, in the house of representatives -- >> a lot of the people -- >>. lou: in the senate, but the great risk for this country is these rinos are going to throw away the interest of the people who elected them, who put them there because they have sold out to the money interests, to the establishment of the left and the right, to the chambers of commerce and business roundtable, wall street, the list goes on. >> you can't trust either side here, rinos -- lou: that's the point. mike lee, susan collins, mitt romney. >> paul ryan. >> this is what they were afraid of when the president was elected in the very beginning. they don't know how to function outside of the swamp. lou: sure they do. you know what? this is divided loyalty and cowardice, if it is loyalty at all. >> he's disrupted their business model. the lobby ca

you mentioned the president lost new mexico to hilary clinton, by about 8 points in 2016.s 33 counties. in fact, he only lost sandoval county where we are tonight by 1800 votes in 2016. it is clear the idea is simple, prove to them that he has the right policies to deliver for them and beat back this idea that you have to vote for the democrats just because your dad did or your grand father did. that's what we heard some of the folks here say as we talked to some of the people filing in. again 7,000 here at the arena. we will see if it's a full house. back to you. elizabeth: looks pretty crowded to me right now. thanks for your reporting. >> you bet. elizabeth: eatless take you to the border -- let's take you to the border. illegal immigrant hearings begin in tent style facilities now at the border, all part of a new sweeping push to stop the equivalent of a population that's say bloomington, illinois, from trying to cross the border every month or a boston, massachusetts, every year. let's bring in a sheriff. great to see you, sheriff. >> good to see you. honor to be with

he did it in 2016, asking russia to hack into hilary clinton's e—mails and to assist him with the trumpt was written up in the mueller report, and now he's doing it again with ukraine, and he is asking the ukrainian government to dig up whatever dirt they can... onjoe biden and if joe biden doesn't win the democratic nomination, he will turn the ukraine or some other other foreign power against whoever his opponent is. this is unacceptable in american politics to use the power of the presidency in this way. he's going to be impeached and the question is whether the republicans have the courage to do what republicans did in 1974 with richard nixon, simply ask him to step down, to resign. of course mr trump denies exerting any improper pressure. what do you make of the involvement of president's personal lawyer in all of this? rudy giuliani has been charged by donald trump with the task of digging up dirt onjoe biden, or whoever happens to be his opponent in the democratic... on the democratic ticket for president in 2020. that's what rudy giuliani's doing. he's working for donald trump i

about the fbi investigation into president trump's campaign as well as the fbi's handling of hilary clinton'sprivate server. supreme court justice neil gorsuch with a new book out addressing what he calls quote a civility crisis. gorsuch blames the president and congress for overstepping their bounds and violating the separation of powers laid out in the constitution. gorsuch might be reminded perhaps of something of a constitutional crisis with one party was trying to sabotage a presidential candidate of the other party and work to spy on a sitting president of the united states. that seems to me to be more than an act of incivility. how about you? well, our next guest is the vice president of the republican national lawyers association, rnc committee woman for california, member of the 2020 trump advisory council. great to have you with us. i've got to ask you as a fellow lawyer of justice, what do you think of bringing this down to a divided civility between two partisan groups, the republicans and the democrats when one looks to be like a bunch of desperados and lawless renegades trying t

that we would be at war right now with north korea if the other person had won the election, hilary clinton2016. let's go back to our panel now. kristina, what do you give -- what kind of odds would you give for some new meeting at which a clear deal was brought between the president and the north korean leader? >> unfortunately, given the track record, we have seen a lot of summits and signings but we haven't seen anything substantial come out of this. the united states has a big role to play on two points the first is dismantling the nuclear program in north korea which we know they are trying to work towards, but the second too and this is where south korea could be putting the pressure is to improve the relations between north and south korea. they have been at war, separated since 1950s, this is something that is weighing on the economy. can you do that with the sanctions that are looming on north korea right now? >> it's become a tremendous political football in south korea because the president of that country has staked his political reputation on doing exactly what kristina is talk

push for doj to investigate hilary clinton, and now we have this clear example of the president pushing the president of ukraine to reopen an investigation that he believes would be damaging to his political rival, joe biden. so this is really significant, and now we are learning there was a criminal complaint from the icig to doj out of concern it could be a violation of campaign finance laws, and doj declined to move forward with that. of course, bill barr is mentioned several times in the transcript. he is the attorney general. it raises all sorts of questions about how it has been handled, kait. >> pamela, thank you so much for laying it out. there's a lot going on here today. jeffrey toobin laughs at me off camera, it is the understatement of the year. let me bring in evan perez. this has been your reporting, that the ig also reached out to doj over this. what are you learning? >> that's right, kait. the referral from the inspector general for the intelligence community came over to this building, to the justice department at the end of august. both the criminal division here at th

remember, in 2018 at this rudy guilliani and hilary clinton were ahead. things can change. that he did well enough. he didn't block the cover off the ball, but he was joe biden that made everyone feel comfortable with the issues. i think he did well enough. he played the game pretty well. he was fortunate in that everyone else was trying to cloak themselves in president obama the weigh he did so there was less of the mall piling on biden as the front-runner which worked in his advantage. he did make some of advertising, and he did well enough in this to soldier on. while i think warren had a good night, she didn't have a chance to get into a lot of the issues she has talked about like the wealth tax and expose those differences that need to be exposed. i think as many people observed, bernie sanders did not seem on his game at all last night. one tweet said he was the relative you didn't want to be seated next to at passover. you know, an openingry old maan. when you put it together it was a good night for biden. >> how were democratic donors, wall street donors, how are th

clinton: hilary got me a book, "the rbg workout," and said, i bet you can't do it. i said, oh yeah, i am just a kid. just 73. i can do this. [laughter] mr. clinton: i had to work out on my weight machine and do other stuff for two months before i could complete her workout. [laughter] [applause] is clinton: regularly, she portrayed on "saturday night live" delivering her blistering ginsburns. now you can see her image and her quotes on t-shirts, tote bags, and coffee mugs the world over. you could become resentful of such a person. [laughter] mr. clinton: but you are not. we like her because she seems so totally on the level. in a world hungry for people who aren't trying to con you, who are on the level. [applause] mr. clinton: she's spent a lifetime trying to give other people from the get go the opportunities she spent her early life struggling to reach. in one of her law review articles, she wrote, "the greatest figures of the american judiciary have been independent thinking individuals with open, but not empty, minds. individuals willing to listen and learn. th