district judge royce lambert says that's exactly the point.alling her answer is incomplete, unhelpful, and cursory at best. going on to say "as expensive as the existing record is, it is not sufficiently explain secretary clinton's state of mind when she decided it would be in acceptable practice to set up and use a private server to conduct state department business." this is all in connection to a freedom of information request filed almost six years ago by the conservative watchdog group judicial watch who initially wanted emails dealing with the 2020 attack in benghazi. but if this deposition of clinton goes forward, the judge is limiting the scope so benghazi won't be a topic. instead, he will focus on whether secretary clinton used a private server to intentionally get around the freedom of information act. judge lambert, also allowing judicial watch to depose former clinton chief of staff cheryl mills and the i.t. specialist involved in deleting the emails. clinton and her team will no doubt fight to stop this deposition from ever happe

and good for judge lambert for standing up for justice of all things.and jill biden on their south carolina victory. and still, still has not done anything about investigating the bidens and burisma, the entire ukrainian quagmire. why not? >> i don't know why not. this is why we have judicial watch, because this is the work we do, because we don't rely on the senate or congress. the senate's designed to suppress straw investigations and, unfortunately, the leadership of the republican party doesn't want to change the rules to allow them to more easily bring in witnesses under oath. it's not like the house where majority rules, they operate by consensus in the senate even though the laws or the rules don't necessarily that. and so as a result, nothing much ever gets done. this is why i think the president should appoint a special counsel, independent, the justice department, the fbi and, frankly, congress, and order full transparency by his agencies so the american people can see the information as opposed to relying on the hapless congress or, in many w

here starting with adam lambert's "velvet."abbed our attention, first, on "american idol" back in the day. he has worked with queen, and makes music to make you want to get back up on your feet. and turn on kelsea ballerini's d studio album and it's a tune you'll want to play again and again. >> eva, i know you're a big country fan. and i liked the adam lambert. it looks like prince, doesn't it? >> does look like prince. >> but i love kelsea, though, as well. >>> finally, the weeknd's new album, "after hours." it's already getting praise, so you want to check that out. although the picture on the cover is a little macabre. >> it's a little intense but the music's is great. my daughters and i were doing jump rope workout in the garage. we were listening to some the weeknd. it was a gad time. >>> finally though if you want to get through this time with with a good book, we have two books for you that just came out this month. if you are in the mood for a novel, "separation anxiety" is both funny and emotional by laura zigman. fol

judge royce lambert said we are not quite a let it slide by. you're not going to have it in written answer format. it's going to be in person question and answer. he wants all the answers as well. >> sean: from a legal standpoint, gregg jarrett, i always said if were going to have equal justice and application of laws and not train our constitution, needs to go back to the espionage act of course the leading and bleach bid and hammers and devices. this is a huge step. then we have durham-barr on top of that. >> the challenge is that hillary clinton is a master of prevarication. she's elevated lies and deception and evasion to an art form. during the course of her email scandal, she told lie after lie. five in all. every time she got caught in a lie, she would invent a brand-new one. finally when it came time for fbi interview which was, the outcome was preordained and it was all choreographed and scripting, she said i don't recall 39 times. when she sits down for her deposition, sean, i'm not optimistic she will feign amnes. she will have a tot

.>> reporter: jeff lambert was taking in ocean beach and was impressed with the spacing on the sand. >> from what i see out here, i see a lot of space between people.>> reporter: anecdotally, just observing people all day long and about in san francisco at the parks and beaches, a lot of people, if they see someone coming into their path, stepping out of the way, making sure they have the necessary 6 feet of space to a level i have never seen before in the city and county of san francisco, not the grocery stores in recent days, people are starting to heat and understand, live in san francisco, kpix 5.>>> contra costa county is reporting the first death from the virus, a person in their 70s, pre- existing health conditions and recently traveled to europe, 42 cases in the county, they are identifying available ventilators trying to secure more resources from the state and federal governments.>> we do expect the numbers of cases of dust to go up before they start to go down. >> the number of cases climbing at this hour, so far there are 527 cases across the region, joining santa clara c

value one of your president's harshest critics here in brussels the green movement peeved philip lambert squeezed him of being drunk on power and said you don't shape europe by bullying europe. shoot europe by building alliances this is what we saw in in previous decades but a very lively you rock well listen to on the your world stage it was so obvious that we were winning n. that we were united an official come on you're not united on russia policy on russia manuel or innocence russia look at the normandy form and summit that we had in paris a few weeks ago what did get you we defended ukraine's rights we favored an exchange of prisoners which had not taken place for months and needs and we are fully in line with the european position on ukraine crimea don't buy that and the rest is just the council on foreign relations as a lot of people claims sumac and didn't even inform them ahead of time when he sent his foreign and defense ministers to moscow last september seem to be part of an emerging pattern of unilateral actions you say the same one angle america all good to moscow to me it

but i want to 0 quote judge roy lambert. i think the audience would be well served to see this. the clinton email system was one of the gravest modern offenses to government transparency according to judge lamberth. one company says they have a vaccine that will be ready for the open mark it. china's economy feels the pain of the virus. lou: joining us, dr. michael pillsbury, author of the hundred year marathon. let's start with the report from the "wall street journal." this is a stunning report. exports by the chinese from january and february versus a year ago, exports down 17%. is that in your judgment a direct impact to the coronavirus outbreak in china? >> yes, lou, i don't know what is it can be. all their large fam factories in central chainr have been shut down. the ones in the central area are still largely closed. lou: are you suspicious of the ones we are seeing, a fairly stable rate of cases and rate of deaths and actually an impressive recovery rate? are we looking at something that is less than transparent? >> the united states built the system that's producing th

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lou: judge voice lambert's order, quoting him.s still more to learn, he said add saying that this is one of the gravest modern offenses to government transparency. he said even though many important questions remain unanswered, the justice department still takes the position the court should close discovery and rule on dispositive motions. the court is especially troubled by this. i find there is at least a judge somewhere in the judiciary that is troubled by what has transpired here, aren't you? >> he's cite sizes this justice department and state department for their cover-up. and mrs. clinton in her filing highlights the effort to cover up to justify their seeking protection from having to answer questions. it's not on mrs. clinton, but her top aide miss mills is responsible for attempting to destroy half her emails. we have seen the justice department and state department coordinating with mrs. clinton and her team on these issues. not much difference between this justice department and the last justice department, certainly o

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judge lambert also allowing judicial watch to depose former clinton chief of staff cheryl mills and thelist involved in deleting emails. clinton on her team will no doubt to fight to stop this deposition from ever happening. tucker. >> tucker: but it could be interesting. trace gallagher, thanks so much. congressman represents california of course he sits on the intel community. ththanks much for coming on. what you make of this? >> i think it's frustrated. at the american people are seconded tired of the clinton -- or hillary clinton. she didn't get prosecuted even though she had those emails on herd server. i give kudos to judicial watch. they have stayed on this, they have been tough. this is what you have to do -- these people just don't lie down. they don't go away. you have to fight them every single step of the way. that's what you have to do. six years, the way i understand it i just saw him here in the fog t studio and he said that se should be deposed in about 75 days. this is been going on since 2012. it's been a while. >> tucker: interesting. thank you for that. you filed yo

she said she's already answered questions on the spot court filings, judge royce lambert said her writtenere "incomplete, unhelpful, or cursory at best." jim jordan praised the judge's ruling. >> when that tragedy happen on september 11th, 2012. within hours, secretary clinton was misleading the american people end up blaming it all on a video. let's go back and see all of the emails that were a part of that and other issues as well that she was supposed to give to us, never did commit destroyed 30,000 of them. let's get the answer is. >> judicial watch filed a freedom of information act request in 2014 seeking information related to the benghazi attack. clinton argued she shouldn't have to answer the questions again after charges artie brought against her. what kind of legal liability does she face here? >> we don't know yet. do know it's kind of unique to have to force her and actually judge forcing her to take a deposition under oath we know what didn't happen with the fbi and those interviews. listen, there are democrats who will look at this until you are trying to relitigate the 201

if you look what judge lambert said.about the collective amnesia that hillary clinton has expressed in the written interrogatories, written discovery. liz: the selective amnesia. >> the selective am -- amnesia. that is tougher for her to keep asserting when she is in a deposition live before lawyers. liz: let's talk about that. the judge said about hillary's prior testimony which was mostly done through written sworn answers the judge said that was not sufficient. >> right. liz: the judge said, quote the numerous times which hillary clinton said she could not recall or remember, that is not going to fly anymore. the judge saying with the deposition the "judicial watch" lawyers can hold up documents to hillary clinton, hold up testimony to hillary clinton, force hillary clinton to testify about these documents right then and there in order to refresh her recollection. final word to you, hans? >> all of this is very important for one purpose only and that is accountability to the public for wrongdoing in the federal govern

applause also, joining us again tonight, she is currently the drummer for singer-songwriter adam lambert. for more information, check out adamofficial.com and be sure to follow her on instagram. michel'le baptiste is here [ cheers and applause thank you so much for being here our first guest tonight is a grammy nominated musician and one-third of the jonas brothers. he is also the newest coach on this season of nbc's "the voice" with new episodes airing on monday nights at 8:00 p.m. let's take a look. >> how long have you been playing music? >> my whole family is musical. >> a musical family. >> a musical family. >> interesting [ laughter and applause >> dang. >> this is interesting carry on go ahead >> i started writing songs four years ago. >> so you wrote your first song when you were 12 >> yes >> interesting, another interesting fact i don't know if you know this. i also wrote one of my first songs when i was 12. it's a song called "sos. [ cheers and applause >> oh man. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, nick jonas [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back. [ cheers and ap

cheers and applause sitting in with us all week, we have had the drummer for singer/songwriter adam lambert album is out now. for more information, check out adamofficial.com and be sure to follow her on instagram, michel'le baptiste, everybody. [ cheers and applause thank you so much for a fantatsic week it's great having you here our first guest tonight is an emmy and golden globe award winning actress you know from such shows as "madmen," "the west wing" and "the handmaid's tale." she stars in "the invisible man" which is in the -- which is in theaters and imax on february 28th let's take a look. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show elisabeth moss, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: that is -- as movie clips go, that was very intense. >> oh, good. >> seth: yeah. >> the rest of the movie is just kind of slow >> seth: yeah, it's very chill >> yeah. >> seth: it's a very chill movie about an invisible man >> yeah, pretty much >> seth: yeah. it's interesting because a lot of times in horror movies people are dealing with cgi but, like, this is -- the man's

point bridge capital hal lambert with us along with danny hughes. hal, what do you make of that?hat's a huge shot in the arm for investors and for business confidence. they have what they need if they need it, right? >> it is. you know, the fed is stepping up and fiscal policy is stepping up. they are not going to let liquidity be a problem in this market. i feel good about that. one thing i would like to see happen here, no one is talking about this, look, russia and saudi arabia have gone to war with our shale industry here in the u.s. there are 6.5 million workers in the energy business in the u.s. there's only 150,000 in steel. i think president trump, i hope you are listening, if you are listening to this, we ought to put a $20 tariff on any oil imports into this country. i'm a free market guy but they are subsidizing oil over there, selling it below cost and trying to put us out of business. it's strategic. we need to strategically keep our energy sector going here because that's what's keeping us out of wars and keeping us out of being beholden to, on pepec. deirdre: you m

. >> reese witherspoon, maisy williams, yes, sir see tyler ferguson, and adam lambert performs live.> good morning. travellers are preparing for the travel ban from europe to the u.s. it goes into affect at midnight. foreign nationals from 26 european countries will not be allowed in. americans and green card holders coming back will have to be tested. they will have to travel through one of 13 airports equipped to handle the testing. while it hasn't been congress firmed, we expect sfo to be one of those. >>> good morning. two things right now, the first is a power outage that's impa impacting richmond, albany and new berkeley. traffic lights will not be working. take precautions. i want to move to a crash in oakland that's blocking one lane, westbound 580 before coolidge. >>> m get to the ross spring dress event, where the prices make all the dresses yeses. yeah! save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices on our best selection of spring dresses. the ross spring dress event, on now! ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ w

arriving in nashville, she first lent her talents to were artists including miranda lambert and caseydy clark with "who you thought it was." ♪ just wannabe a cowboy a shadow in a sunset that's why i started smoking cigarettes you still wannabe a cowboy ♪ ♪ you still wannabe evidence drive a pink cadillac car that's why i learned to play the guitar you still wannabe others ♪ ♪ there's a lot of things i used to want to do till i met you ♪ ♪ now i wannabe honest now i wannabe fair now i wannabe the me i should have been when we were together ♪ ♪ i wannabe least almost close to worth your love i wannabe who you thought i was ♪ ♪ used to wanna join the circus hang around with the freak show wish i learned to walk a tightrope for you still want to join the circus ♪ ♪ you still want to stay 18 used to want an air stream with a lawn chair tumbleweed view now i just want you ♪ ♪ and i wannabe honest now i wannabe better now i wannabe the me i should have been when we were together ♪ ♪ i wannabe at least almost close to worth your love i wannabe who you thought i was ♪ ♪ ♪ there's a lot of thin

let's speak to bill lambert — head of health and welfare for the event. a good morning to you.rld attracted to crufts. what sort of impact is coronavirus having on it? certainly numbers are down. but we feel that... we had a very successful day yesterday which is the second day of crufts. some of oui’ the second day of crufts. some of our people said they were selling out of stuff. tell us about the enhanced measures to protect people compared to what you normally have? we brought in 3000 extra hand sanitizers. a lot of signage around so sanitizers. a lot of signage around so people have opportunity to make sure that they take the advice which is washing your hands for 20 seconds. thejudges is washing your hands for 20 seconds. the judges have is washing your hands for 20 seconds. thejudges have new procedures they are not putting their hands on the dog. there are lots of little things that we are doing to try to make people aware of what they should be doing. we mentioned that italy top the list forforeign entries mentioned that italy top the list for foreign entries last year