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i just heard the lady say that there was nothing to the benghazi investigation. found the how we e-mails at the risk of beating a dead horse, did nothing ma about nato, nothing about north i ea or russia, nothing, so am appalled at the democrats is cating that donald trump on the wrong track, he is most leader of the free world and he's showing it. my call. for taking host: thank you. guest: thank you. you know, i think what you're out about the e-mails, but was there riminality involved, carelessness? yes, that is what the investigation showed. criminality? no. you look at special counsel mueller investigation, you have 20 indictments and already five pleas. i think when you're weighing in the balance, there really is not much there. as what is happened in north korea, we don't have a deal as of yet. of talk, until the deal comes through, there is disarmorment and even the c.i.a. director has said that has not happened. secretary of state said that has not happened, we're a long way off. what do you make of supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh? guest: smart mo

while wanting the special counsel's investigation to be over, are now two years that we've had the benghazi hearing, nothing was found at that, and so now we' they're extending that hearing by having the hearing of peter strzok to talk about the e-mails to try and still drum up additional fodder from this. >> well, a couple of other items before we get to calls. we had read that peter strzok's attorney is asking for the transcript from last week's closed door testimony be released. have you seen the transcript yet? do you know if and when it's going to be released and how important is it? >> i think the transport is very important. i as a witness, and if i had a client as an attorney, they disclose things and they answered numerous questions, and to keep those in context, having the transcript, he can refer back to it when he's answering the questions to what he told individuals there. i know that lisa page as well has been asked now to testify, she said that she would like to get the transcript as well. she would like to know what the interview questions are going to be -- what the questio

certainly about benghazi and other investigations.ying that they have to wrap it up when the amount of time has taken is a drop in the bucket. >> jessica: the narrative on the left is that the delay in the flynn sentencing means that he is cooperating. if there is no way to read into it from the outside looking in, not knowing what is being said. >> dagen: what do you think the judge is trying to get from him? >> jessica: this is one not worth noting. they stated that the former fbi director, jim comey testified to the committee, remember this? fbi agents did not believe that flynn intentionally lied about talks with the russian ambassador. that is what he has pleaded guilty to. lying to fbi investigators. so if comey told the house intelligence committee one thing, he said some things altogether different on this book to her. so, again, before a judge accepts a plea deal, for something, you have to get to the bottom of did he really do it or not? >> maybe get some different flavors of popcorn next week. fruit baskets, popcorn. >> com

there has been a jihadist , throughce under way libya, especially benghazi. they are receiving indications from al qaeda operatives, including benghazi. i am going to give you two other ones and i'm going to wrap this up. i will do this quickly and five minutes. -- in five minutes. thisen: you will all of one. tom: under hillary clinton, the idea for the state department was we are going to negotiate that willaliban and pave the way for us to withdraw from afghanistan. they are not going to allow al qaeda state tax from afghan soil -- stage attacks from afghan soil. and the afghan war. the afghan war. they found a guy. clinton and her people nicknamed him arod because he was going to be there most viable player for delivering the -- valuable layer for delivering the peace deal. look at her memoir, which i had to dissect. it is laborious reading. there were details which confirmed what you would expect. was this guy? funding -- this guy's funding? here is a file from bin laden's compound in which he is listed as the main fundraiser for them. he delivers the mo

there is a jihadist renaissance in libya, especially benghazi." this is april 2011. the file goes on to say they are receiving communications from al qaeda operatives in benghazi at this early stage. i'm going to give you two other ones. i can nerd out like this for hours. mr. hayes: this is true. mr. joscelyn: i will do this in five minutes. under secretary of state hillary big idea for the state department was we are going to negotiate with the taliban to get a piece deal that will pave the way -- peace deal that will pave the way for us to afghanistan. we will find a taliban emissary, and he will deliver this peace deal to end the afghan war. well, the emissary, after several frauds were put forth to the state department, they found a guy who was the real deal. clinton and her people nicknamed rodriguez,as in alex because he would be their most valuable player for as emissary to the taliban. this is in her book. you can look at her memoir "hard choices," which i had to dissect. there are many laborious details that confirm what you would expect. fundingy tell, was

let's keep in mind, gowdy headed the benghazi investigation.a full two and a half years. >> and long before that, mr. gowdy was a federal prosecutor, so i don't think there's much credence in what he's saying. here's why, alex. he should know that these types of investigations, white collar investigations with lots of documents and lots of witnesses take lots of time. so yeah, sure, you could simply close it but that's not justice. justice is pursuing these lead to their logical conclusion. what i think he's doing here is posturing, plain and simple. >> i want to get to an op-ed that jonathan tortuurley wrote. he says, rosen skin could appoint and supervise mueller, given his own role as a key witness in the underlying subject matter of the investigation. indeed, both mueller and rosenstein were eyewitnesss to critical periods in the firing of comey. should rosenstein recuse himself? >> on the surface it seems rod played some role in the firing of comey and therefore he's a witness. but i also know rod, we served as attorneys together, is a ver

this is not benghazi. >> you are referring to chairman gotty leaving benghazi but why do you think thisck got so personal and went off the rails? >> you know, fist of all, representative gouty is one of the president's minions. he's used every opportunity to beat up on anybody that would possibly try to bring to the attention of the people of this country, what's actually happening here. he's the chairman of the oversight committee. we know that he was a vigilant person with oversight when the benghazi issues were coming up, when hillary clinton e-mails were coming up but he's not chosen to look at any importance issues right now as to the impact of what donald trump is doing to this presidency, to the disgrace of this nation and how he is enriching himself and his family during his presidency. oversight committee has a tremendous responsibility and a broad jurisdiction and gouty has not use that to experience the things happening now in agencies having a ramification on whether or not our quality of water is appropriate, our quality of air, whether or not there are other issues. look a

there is active jihadist islamic renaissance underway in eastern libya, especially benghazi. this is april 2011 of the file goes on to say, they're already receiving communications from al qaeda operatives in libya, including in benghazi at this early stage. i'm going to give you two other ones. i will wrap this up, i could nerd out obviously as you could guess for hours. >> it is true. he can. >> quickly in five minutes. steve loves this one. i love this one too. so undersecretary of state hillary clinton -- >> you will all love this one. >> this is fun. undersecretary of state hillary clinton of the big idea for the state department we'll negotiate with the taliban to get a peace deal where they will foreswear al qaeda and that will pave the way for to us withdraw from afghanistan. because they will not back al qaeda. they will not al qaeda to stage attacks anymore from afghan soil. find a taliban emmys sir ray. this emissary will move forward to basically end the afghan war. that emissary after several is frauds were put forth to the state department, they finally found a

the benghazi hearings took twice as long. this is about whether mueller is popular or not. when this is said and done, he might have 100%. judge jeanine: it is the american people's democracy. >> there were four body bags in benghazi, philippe. people died. there are no body bags for collusion. not only are there no body bags which is an awful analogy. but there is not a scintilla of evidence collusion even happened. don't you think that may be why the american people on both sides of the aisle have had enough of this? judge jeanine: they are telling me i have to go. i would rather stay with you guys. candace owens and the most of outrageous statements of the week are next. the inside story of president trump's trip overseas. white house director of strategic communicationser in say dees schlapp is here -- i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of

i give you an example a few minutes ago that i think is so astonishing, when we look at benghazi, we that the president of the united states, obama, lied to. we know hillary clinton lied to. we knew rice lyda, we know that they knew they were lying and we know that in fact, information from libya that said their version was totally false. they deliberately and maliciously lied to. that should all be released and we should see with those people really are. so if that's all true and if clapper and brown and others were engaged in line to the american people, why would they keep their secrecy? why would they be allowed clearance? it's very important to get all the stuff out in the open. >> sean: mr. speaker, very powerful. when we come back, we will get more reports. straight ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lots of questions for john brennan and he will definitely be sought by the committees for an interview. this is an extremely disturbing to link to see, both he and james comey, supposedly a partial government officials carrying out their job in areas and intelligence authoring and the force expressin

of the attack in benghazi.s 3 times under oath, we know peter stzrok isn't telling the truth because he couldn't admit there was bias in his text messages in the committee hearing two weeks ago. the president fighting back like he should and what we also know is this past weekend everything we saw in this application confirms what we have been saying. rob: donald from denied a republican request to declassify portions of those documents. jillian: donald trump opening the white house to american business owners showcasing products made in the us. the owners attending the event joined us earlier praising the ripple effect that helps more than just small business owners. >> more farmers generating more wall, generating dollars by sharing that. we need more cardboard boxes and shipping and people and manufacturing the sweater. making an increase in productivity. >> the president since taking office, 3.2 million jobs have been created with a near record low unemployment. >> from coast-to-coast. jillian: this video o

mini death in benghazi it wasn't a bad idea but it was a very mismanaged and we have a bit of a mess in libya right now and indeed you're completely right that this has contributed to the so-called refugee crisis that's a different issue from nato in the eastern neighborhood or rather the what i was called the shared and disputed and contested neighborhood between russia on one hand and the european union on the other and within that again. i ask you shouldn't we distinguish between the former soviet space the georgia has and ukraine of this world where yes we could have a whole conversation about who wanted nato and ukraine itself was divided and all of that we can have that conversation that's again different from southeast europe from the balkans who were never a soviet space which historic even under tito were always in between which of course since the end of the cold war have themselves expressed in many different ways their wanting to be part of the european union and which of course themselves are complicated when you're serbia is not served our or bows now are not the same s

it did remind me of the benghazi hearing with hillary clinton.he hours of questions going over the same points, laying bait over and over again. and hopes that someone would either lose their temper. but trey gowdy saying damn, that's a very conscious decision on his point. what representative gohmert did about the smirk and the wife, that's so clearly about laying bait and try ing ing to get som to say something because they knew that ultimately there didn't seem to be any evidence that he actually did interfere in this investigation. >> patrick, phil, susan, thank you so much, appreciate your time. >>> when we come back, former president george w. bush speaking out today. we'll tell you what he says disturbs him about our country's current policies. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer ge

mark: in benghazi? >> in benghazi.out the fact that you had the national security adviser stand on the stage, no, she wasn't the national security adviser, she was ambassador to the u.n., susan rice, stand on the stage, on the platform, and lie about it five times. this is what is happening in the united states of america. people are losing confidence in the federal government. when you are just a ma and pa constitutional conservative grassroots organization, and the power of a federal government agency is unleashed on you, see, we have a cancer that is growing in washington, d.c., and i don't think that the people that are there in the house and the senate, i don't think they understand. i don't think the people in the federal government, they don't get it. they don't realize that when they hear people talk about disarming law-abiding legal gun owners in america but want to abolish i.c.e., want to allow criminal illegal immigrants, ms-13 gang members to run free in the sanctuaries they set up? this is a cancer that ha

remember, republicans spent millions of dollars over four years investigating benghazi and came up withng. and yet today, they basically yelled at deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to end the russia investigation. here's retiring gop congressman trey gowdy freaking out at rosenstein today. >> we are two years into this investigation. we're a year and a half into the presidency. we are over a year in the special counsel. there is a presumption of guilt. there is a desire by democrat senators to fundraise off of your investigation. more than 60 democrats have already voted to proceed with impeachment before bob mueller has found a single solitary damn thing. more than 60 have voted to move forward with impeachment. and he hasn't presented his first finding. if you have evidence of wrongdoing by any member of the trump campaign, present it to whatever you g >> seth: what's up with trey gowdy? i mean, look at him, lose tie, messy hair. he looks like he's about to be cut off by the bartender. "they're trying to impeach him!" [ laughter ] of course, gowdy is the same guy who dragged hill

this is not benghazi. >> wow. i mean is that how you see today's hearings, another fishing expedition? >> oh, absolutely. i mean let me just tell you one good thing i think came out of this hearing. there is still no indication that whatever mr. strzok had on his text message exchanges, nothing has impacted the findings of the investigation. >> that's what the final report showed. go on. >> that's what the final report shows. we went into that knowing that. we've come out of that knowing that, if we don't know anything else. we really could have been using our time as an oversight committee and a judiciary committee to look at issues that we've not been dealing with, that are very important to the american people, such as the separation of families and children, such as what's happening in puerto rico now after all these months, such as what's happening with criminal justice reform and affirmative action? what's happening with this president, who is representing -- i don't know. he's not representing america's int

as the chairman of the benghazi committee, gowdy spent 2 1/2 years investigating hillary clinton, which concluded without a single indictment. it got nowhere because there was nowhere to go. in contrast, the mueller probe has gone on for a little more than a year and has already produced 20 indictments. i want to go back to congressman swalwell. this reminds me of an era of the nixon probe which led to removal of the president by resignation. there was an era toward the end when the nixon defenders, a small cadre still around, began to say get off his back. leave him alone. a rabbi basically led the cause. i noticed with 90% of republican voters supporting trump now, that people like gowdy -- even guys like he are jumping aboard the last-chance saloon here. >> that's right, chris. but, again, the american people want to see this investigation concluded. however, to mr. gowdy, i would say, when you lie to investigators, when you tamper with witnesses as paul manafort has done, and when you refuse to sit in the chair even when you've been given the questions that the fbi wants to ask you,

how much of a wake-up call was benghazi?we do a much better job of assessing and mitigating and managing risk. >> ready to move? >> got it. ready. >> they never want an american to wake up in the morning and open up a newspaper and turn on the tv or go on to the internet and find that we've had another devastating attack. >> principals in. >> what's so dangerous about our world now? why do we need you? >> our diplomats are the ones that represent the united states and its interests overseas. if we can't protect them, we can't protect those interests as well. >> these agents also support foreign dignitaries visiting the u.s. who require higher protection such as the israeli defense minister and iranian foreign minister during visits to the u.n. general assembly here in new york. >> the special agents, they train here? >> well, the special agents train in the facility, but here's what's interesting, it's not just these guys. it's all foreign service officers up to ambassadors. ambassadors go through this training so they know

i guess he went back to being captain benghazi. remember he said, these hearings are all about political partisanship. this was more about making allegations t

our plan was to stop gadhafi's army from slaughtering people in benghazi. and over the course of those, you know, once you intervene, once you get into the mix as my mother from montana would say, shit happens, and that's what happened. it got out of control. we didn't kill gadhafi, right? we had nothing to do with his murder. we did not want it. we actually tried to work with the russians, and a guy in the book who was my friend to try to figure out a way maybe we could get gadhafi out of the country because we were worried exactly about the scenario that eventually happened. and we even cleared air space so that he could fly in on a government jet into tripoli and try to negotiate that, because he knew gadhafi. didn't work. and, you know, i say that about a lot of things in government. like you have your game plan, you sit in that windowless room in the white house situation room, you run through 28 contingencies about what you think's going to happen, and then the point of contact of running the play a lot of things happen that you're not prepared for. a

libya's oil crescent stretches along the mediterranean coast between the cities of sirte and benghazi to the east the region contains eighty percent of libya's estimated forty five billion barrels of oil reserves as well as huge amounts of gas and it contains three of libya's largest oil fields plus refineries the produce around sixty percent of exports or tankers dock at five main ports sidra is the largest exporting four hundred thousand barrels a day followed by ruslan oof a two hundred twenty thousand barrels. so who is khalifa haftar were described until recently as a renegade general and now warlords after has been part of the political scene in libya for forty years he helped gadhafi seize power in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine before they fell out after our return from exile seven years ago and joined the uprising that toppled and killed the longtime dictator after made himself an important player in twenty fifteen by declaring a campaign to drive armed groups out of benghazi libya's second biggest city in the oil rich east libya has an internationally recognized govern

to the voices of people who didn't want to come out to the streets for instance while people in benghazi want to see out people in tripoli were not as excited over the idea while people in homs wanted assad out people in aleppo where i'm very skeptical over the proposal is it inevitable ignoring this one side that isn't yelling as loud as the other. yes. you know a society. within a society you have the. winner the society you have people who are happy with the regime because they you know that they have everything they want from this regime so it's quite normal that that in syria or even in tunisia you know people that is some of the population were was not very happy with their will with the fall of the ship because a dictatorship is not just one his family did that you know that enjoying. life and having to go out of money etc you have thousands of people you know living a very well under a dictatorship so i can imagine that in in syria in arkansas so do you see the danger of painting everyone who isn't partaking in the revolutionary fever asked the government or you say regime time i

mini death in benghazi it wasn't a bad idea but it was a very mismanaged and we have a bit of a mess in libya right now and indeed you're completely right that this has contributed to the so-called refugee crisis that's a different issue from nato in the eastern neighborhood or rather the what i would call the shared and disputed and contested neighborhood between russia on one hand and the european union on the other and within that again. i ask you shouldn't we distinguish between the former soviet space the georgia has and ukraine of this world where yes we could have a whole conversation about who wanted nato and ukraine itself was divided and all of that we can have that conversation that's again different from southeast europe from the balkans who were never a soviet space which historic even under tito were always in between which of course since the end of the cold war have themselves expressed in many different ways their wanting to be part of the european union and which of course themselves are complicated when you're serbia it's not the serbs hour or bows now are not the

mini death in benghazi it wasn't a bad idea but it was a very mismanaged and we have a bit of a mess in libya right now and indeed you're completely right that this has contributed to the so-called refugee crisis that's a different issue from nato in the eastern neighborhood or rather the what i was called the shared and disputed and contested neighborhood between russia on one hand and the european union on the other and within that again. i ask you shouldn't we distinguish between the former soviet space the georgia has and ukraine of this world where yes we could have a whole conversation about who wanted nato and ukraine itself was divided and all of that we can have that conversation that's again different from southeast europe from the balkans who were never a soviet space which historic even under tito were always in between which of course since the end of the cold war have themselves expressed in many different ways their wanting to be part of the european union and which of course themselves are complicated when you're serbia is not served our or bows now are not the same s

that was not our plan, hour plan was to stop gadhafi's army from slaughtering people in benghazi.and over the course of those -- once you intervene, once you get into the mix, as my mother from montana would say, shit happen and it got out of control. we didn't kill gadhafi. we had had nothing to do with his murder. we tried to work if the russians and a guy named margalev, my friend to try to figure out way to get gadhafi out of the country because we were worried exactly about the scenario that happened. and we even cleared air space so he fly in on a government jet into triply and -- tripoli bus he knew gadhafi and didn't work. i say that about a lot of things in government. you have your game plan and sid in the windowless room in the white house, you run through 28 contingency what you think will help and then the point of can tact and run thing play, a lot of things happen you're not prepared for, and there's no doubt that medvedev was very disappointed in what happened. in fact near in france, remember it vividly, pretty calm, cool guy. kind of like obama, very rational, no

leave it alone, this is not benghazi. >> bob goodlad considering holding him in contempt. >> only withyour own council. >> mr. chairman, there is no basis for that, he can consult with the fbi council. >> gentleman is not recognized. >> page asks trump is not ever going to become president, right? right? >> no, no he's not, we'll stop it. >> my presumption based on the horl disgusting behavior that the american population would not elect someone demonstrating that behavior to be president of the united states. it was no suggestion that me or the fbi would take any action to improperly impact the electoral process for any candidate. >> republicans intent on portraying his texts as evidence of bias. >> if you want to represent what you said accurately -- >> i don't appreciate having an fbi agent with a huge amount of animous working on two of our biggest investigations. >> you never told anyone there was an investigation into donald trump's campaign into collusion with the russians. >> the hearing hitting a low point when he attacked his character for having an extramarital affair. >> ho

after benghazi, there was no questioning of going after does president trump.dn't temperature treat the story with the same veracity. it was a story, but hardly in terms of people leaving that administration, none of them were held together the same way we are. howie: friday rudy giuliani confirmed the "new york times" report that michael cohen the president's personal lawyer secretly recorded the president. and it was about the payment that was allegedly made to "playboy" model karen mcdougal. is the media explosion over this justified? sean: i don't know. the reason i say that is we don't know all the facts. it's an unconfirmed report and cohen isn't talking. howie: it was confirmed by rudy giuliani. sean: it's a betrayal of trust, the idea you are secretly recording people of on matters of business like that when you work for them. i think that's the bigger story. howie: when you were named press secretary, you wrote, i knew in my heart i was better qualified to be communications secretary. why were you not better suited for press secretary? sean: i don't th

every single day the republicans went on tv during those benghazi investigations and that is all they talked about for two and a 1/2 years. this has been an ongoing strategy. people make the point that this is about protecting trump. this is about protecting the republican party as a whole and their patronage structure. mitch mcconnell's wife is the transportation secretary. related to relatives and many members sitting there putting on this show. mickey, tara makes a good point. you were in congress in the '90s. there was dan burton shooting a watermelon in his backyard. this did not come out of thin air. >> a pattern of trying to use the offices of congress and the hearing power they have to conduct political gain and there is no serious attempt here it be a check on the executive. it is to be a check on the other party and i of course listening to this guy before trying explain our constitutional system when he didn't have a clue when he got past his notes was hilarious. i don't know what we do to make the republican party to understand, this is not a game. we are talking about the

this was not the benghazi that pursued, but that is something and he got some credit. many of his peers did nothing. this was not a congress actively focused on oversight. >> really good to know, thank you for all of that context. great to talk to you. >> john. >>> the secretary of health and human services estimates that less than 3,000 children are in government custody. he estimates. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. >>> the secretary of health and human services says they have no idea how many children were separated from their parents at the border. they say it is less than 3,000 which is much higher than the number they gave a few days ago. >> good morning, alisyn, i was on that phone call, and we were all shocked when we heard that inflated figure. reenly the government told us that there was still that many children in their care. they said they were dealing with a more inclusive data set. he didn't want to un

i think we ought to have some kind of open reporting on every single person who lied to us about benghazi to have a really serious look at all the different ways in which the establishment grew more corrupt and more dishonest, more willing to lie to the american people and if i wanted to fault the president, it would be for going too far. it would be for not methodically and systematically exposing to the american people, starting frankly with the fisa warrant. there's no excuse for that warrant being rejected anymore. >> sean: e lied to the judges four times. four times the book of the application was hillary's bought and paid for russian, if robert mueller is paying attention, lies. how is everything so topsy-turvy in terms of the country, the narrative, mueller and the medi media? >> while you essentially just said it yourself. we know who these people are, the question is what do we do aboutbu it? i have no doubt that "the new york times," "the washington post," cbs news and all the other manifestations of establishment are desperately seeking to prop up the corrupt system which fed t

i just heard the lady say that there was nothing to the benghazi investigation.ound the how we e-mails at the risk of beating a dead horse, did nothing ma about nato, nothing about north i ea or russia, nothing, so am appalled at the democrats is cating that donald trump on the wrong track, he is most leader of the free world and he's showing it. my call. for taking host: thank you. guest: thank you. you know, i think what you're out about the e-mails, but was there riminality involved, carelessness? yes, that is what the investigation showed. criminality? no. you look at special counsel mueller investigation, you have 20 indictments and already five pleas. i think when you're weighing in the balance, there really is not much there. as what is happened in north korea, we don't have a deal as of yet. of talk, until the deal comes through, there is disarmorment and even the c.i.a. director has said that has not happened. secretary of state said that has not happened, we're a long way off. what do you make of supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh? guest: smart move

. >> brennan leaked information to harry reid, rice goes on tv after benghazi and lies on 5 different networks about the cause ofs attack. clapper lied under oath, comey leaked information through a friend. and we know peter strzok is not telling the truth, he could not admit there was bias in his text-messages to lisa page. so the president is fighting back like he should. what we also know this past weekend, everything that we saw this this application confirms what we have been saying. >> no proof of collusion coming forward. >> no, not a sensitiva of a --f evidence to that. most of those activities identified by congressman jordan are criminal activities, they deserve a theory on thorough investigation. liz: raising fears of further military escalation in the region. the president talking deal meet be with iran at his speech tod today. this after president all cap tweet, warning iran sunday of dire consequences. >> i withdrew the united states from the horrible, one-sided iran nuclear deal. and iran is not the same country any more. that i can say. we'll see what happens. but we'r

shorter than trig out he spend on benghazi. >> it was the last committee that found hillary's emails. it takes a little time. >> let's start with hillary emails. we will be here for another hour. great to see you. former fbi director james comey giving democrats political advice and getting serious back lash. that and more when we return. a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ .. >> democrats searching for a front runner to lead the resistance against donald trump. senator elizabeth warren is just going to make that happen, she is build as the leader of the resistance. as all former fbi director james come tweeting this, please don't lose your mind for the socialist left, this president is counting on you to do exactly that. the middle once sensible ethical leadership, please don't lose your mind. the editor of th

why don't you leave it alone, this is not benghazi. >> a quick reminder, they all work for us and as voters who put them there. the washington post today says here and quote "featured for more heated accusations than new information was a naked display of the animus and agitation in washington. this is serious stuff and with us to talk about it, david jolly, a former republican member of congress from the great state of florida and matthew, white house reporter of "politico," he's with us from capitol hill. congressman. i ask you as a citizen and republican, what kind of day did they just have? this was a terrible day for republicans and bad day for congress. republicans control congress. we have seen throughout history very dramatic moment and congressional testimony from watergate to iran and mainly to the b.a. scandal. today was more like what we saw and what jill said, there were hearings in the 70s called the church committee and it was senator frank church in idaho who questioned the intelligence community suggested on "meet the press." >> it may be the channel of our own intel