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bush 41 bill bennett.ed pot, that would be a mark against you. now looks if you need to a necessary qualification to run the democratic party. at least bernie didn't enjoy it to his credit. brian: put this way does it concern you at all as an american a socialist is getting huge crowds in brooklyn and chicago already? >> sure it does, yeah. i was joking with a friend the other day, this is my fault, my responsibility. i was secretary of education instead of talking about content and character and choice i should have been lecturing on the history of socialism for four years. but i mean i do think, larry elder was talking about it. it is failure of the schools and the academy and the media and so that's a problem. but this move to legalize, obviously it is very popular here. i'm running against the grain but, i don't consult the polls on this, i consult the research and real life experience. more kids in treatment for marijuana than all other drugs combined. steve: 100% agrees with you. >> it destroys, limi

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bill bennett is our headliner this morning. he will join us at the top of the next hour. >> bill: we told him last week we would bring him back. we're true to our word, aren't we? >> sandra: the lead attorney for the so-called isis bride hoda muthana calling out a federal judge refusing to fast track her case. >> ultimately it's not the determination as the judge pointed out that really matters. what really matters is, is she a u.s. citizen? the question on this is a constitutional question. the right to be a u.s. citizen. a u.s. citizen doesn't forfeit that by committing a criminal act. >> we're learning democrats are turning away from a previous plan to blame kim jong-un for otto warmbier death. >> people incapacitated by anthrax is an emergency. wanting to fund something that congress wouldn't give you the money for i think really doesn't -- this is a longstanding problem. not this john smith. or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith.

bill bennett, the former education secretary said we always had connections with elite schools.otal different situation. the criminal case is more straightforward than civil cases. in a criminal case if you can prove coaches were bribed and falsely told with knowledge soen so is -- so and so is an athlete, that's a crime. if they changed test scores, the same concept. if somebody took a test forr for somebody else, that's a crime. civil lawsuit. i'm rejected from yale. i sue yale and say you rejected me and you took somebody in on false information. but i have to establish that that person's seat is linked to me. that's going to be very hard to do. but i can always make up the example that works. you could have an email that says joe burns and gregg smith gets in. liz: at the universities at risk here because of the discovery process? >> absolutely. liz: the "wall street journal" says the scandal awrkts sc is systemic. >> that's the key. here is the thing. a, two issues. they said 700 families are involved in this case. two, more systemic which goes to the original point i was d

bill bennett, it's been great. >> thank you, mark. my pleasure. mark: thank you for joining us.e, liberty and levin". ♪ >> previously on scandalous, the trial of william kennedy smith. [inaudible] >> smith was charged thursday with reaping a 29-year-old woman. >> lloyd black was the best criminal defense lawyer in miami. >> ward black had a lot of people working with him it was just on the other side. >> it's difficult sometimes not to feel that myam

bill bennett, it's been great. >> thank you, mark. my pleasure. mark: thank you for joining us. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". ♪ >> previously on scandalous, the trial of william kennedy smith. [inaudible] >> smith was charged thursday with reaping a 29-year-old woman. >> lloyd black was the best criminal defense lawyer in miami. >> ward black had a lot of people working with him it was just on the other side. >> it's difficult sometimes not to feel that my family is on trial for me and some strange way my family is on trial for me. we contacted her based on a tip we had. we told her that her story should be told, she agreed and a reporter was on her doorstep in washington d.c. and she agreed to tell the story because she could reach 22 million readers. she did not want her name revealed. we know her name, but she would have been willing to reveal her name on anything else for the palm beach police. >> what about the other women. >> have you been in florida lately? >> we had three women we wanted to testify that willie had done the same thing to them or had tried to

bill bennett, it's been great. >> thank you, mark. my pleasure. mark: thank you for joining us.unday" is up next. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> thanks for watching. >> and chris wallace. a suspected white supremacist commits one of the worst mass shootings ever. gunning down worshipers at two mosques in new zealand. what could be done to stop extremists hate? >> a white nationalist is a rising threat around the world. >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people that is very serious problem. chris: we discussed the lifestream killing spree. >> i will be sending and issuing a formal veto. >> is one of the presence decision to overrule and rejection of the border emergency. with mick mulvaney. first on "fox

i hope they will. >> bill: bill bennett. for being with us today. >> sandra: breaking news out of the paul manafort sentencing hearing happening now. the judge will give paul manafort credit for accepting responsibility for his actions. he still may get a 10 year maximum sentence. unclear if there will be a concurrent or consecutive sentencing. we're waiting on those details as we learn more. griff jenkins is live for us in washington >> good morning. this is very fluid. you're right. we're getting a little bit of guidance from inside the courtroom. discussion over whether manafort was the leader of a conspire that would add more time to the sentence or whether or not he accepted responsibility for his crimes mainly making false statements, which could mean less time we're told that jackson has accepted his plea that he takes responsibility. we're not sure exactly what that means. now, initially jackson was reminding the court the most he can get today is 10 years and that the reason for that is that manafort, who has alread

bill bennett, it's been great. >> thank you, mark. my pleasure. mark: thank you for joining us. the next time on "life, liberty and levin". ♪. "fox news sunday" is up next. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> thanks for watching. >> and chris wallace. a suspected white supremacist commits one of the worst mass shootings ever. gunning down worshipers at two mosques in new zealand. what could be done to stop extremists hate? >> a white nationalist is a rising threat around the world. >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people that is very serious problem. chris: we discussed the lifestream killing spree. >> i will be sending and issuing a formal veto. >> is one of the presence decision to overrule and rejection of the border emergency. with mick mulvaney. first on "fox news sunday". then the 2020 democratic presidential field continues to grow. >> i don't think there's ever been a greater moment in our lifetime and for this country. >> we discussed the democrats plan to take back the white house. in our first 2020 sit down with presidential hopeful south bend mayor, pete

brian: bill bennett sat down with mar mark levin and this is what he ascertained from the president's is resilient. he is tough. and i admire very much what is he doing because i know he means it when he talks about american greatness how he wants to make this country great again. brian: praised toyota they are expanding their stamp here. a lot of what they are doing is dealing with nonunion workers makes it easier to negotiate and get benefits because they can set their own course. a lot of people blame the unions with a lot of what is going on in the auto industry. steve: toyota is spending $13 million more. chrysler $4.5 billion to boost factory production just in the state of michigan. one state over in michigan is wisconsin. emerson did some polling and they found out exactly who democratic voters are interested in. is it one of those new faces? no. the top two people are people we have seen on the american scene for a very long time. bernie sanders has almost 40%. joe biden has about a quarter. as you can see right there elizabeth warren 14 and then beto o'rourke who had a rollo

. >> jon: bill bennett ways on our program yesterday and said look, the 3 million popular vote surplusclinton held in the 2016 election essentially came from your home state of california and the whole nation doesn't want california deciding who the president is. what do you think about that? >> fair enough. i don't want texas deciding our nation's fate either as a democrat living in california. but if you just take california, since you brought it up, the smallest state rhode island as another example. is it fair to voters in these states and just to our population in general that you have the same number of representatives in the senate in each state for a state the size of california versus rhode island? one of the reasons we only have less than half of the people registered to vote and 46% is on our best day. one of the reasons is people don't feel their vote counts. i feel that the electoral college is part of that. i don't think it's wrong to change things. we were talking about this off air. if it's not broken, don't fix it. we have changed things a lot. there have been proposal

bill neely's nbc's chief global correspondent. jeff bennett is at the white house for us. bill, you've been following this story very closely from the very beginning there in london. bring us up to speed on where we are in terms of the investigation. >> reporter: yes, so as you said, craig, well planned cold blooded mass murder. 49 confirmed dead. 48 injured. among them young children. the gunman is charged with murder. it began during friday afternoon prayers. a man whose name we know now, he was wearing a bulletproof vest and he moved from room to room at one mosque killing men, women and children. at one point he even went out of the mosque, went back to his car, reloaded or got a new gun. there were plenty of guns in the car. all of that took around 15 minutes. then a second mosque was attacked. police haven't said if the same gunman was involved over there. he's described by authorities as an anti-immigrant terrorist. as you say in a horrifying twist the man streamed his massacre live from a body camera onto facebook. he left a long anti-immigrant document called the g

bill goins didn't know he was a trail blazer when he becam a navy seal more than 50 years ago. jeff bennett spoke with the americ hero. >> reporter: retired navy master bill goins is on a new ssion. the training takes about a year. >> the 82-year-old nearly missed s shot at joining the elite force because of an accident in his high school wood and t guy knows that. >> reporter: that obstacle among the many he faced becoming the first african-american navy . se he carried out classified missions all over theworld. his favorite part of the job, free pal i was way into my career of the more than 3,000 active duty navy seals, just over1% are african-american, nearly 9% are hispanic. >> having a diverse group with different ways of thinking helps usth adjust t ever-changing battlefield. the t goins did inspire first black officer to joinhe training team. >> hegh t me to focus on being on the treatment rather than focus on bng rst. >> the pioneering navy seal, passing on an enduring legacy. >> just an amazing story. so we're s gettinge new information on the black box that was found in the wrecka

bill goins became the first black navy s.e.a.l. more than 50 years ago, he didn't know he was a trail blazer. now over 80, this veteran is still serving, inspiring a new generation. nbc's geoff bennett retired navy master chief bill goins is on a new mission, encouraging students of color to consider becoming navy s.e.a.l.s. >> the training is excellent. it takes about a year. >> reporter: the 82-year-old nearly missed his shot of joining the elite force because of an accident in his high school woodworking class. >> it's when i went to get exam and the guy noticed that my -- part of my finger was missing. he said, that's your trigger finger. i said, no, i'm left-handed. >> were you? >> not really. i wasn't 100% left-handed. >> reporter: that obstacle among many he faced in becoming the first african-american navy s.e.a.l. over his 32-year career, goins carried out classified missions all over the world. including three combat tours in vietnam. his favorite part of the job, free fall parachuting. >> i was dumb and young. i couldn't wait to get back up and do it again. >> what's it feel like to be a trail blazer? >> it was way into my career before i realized i was the first african-

bill goins became the first plaque navy s.e.a.l. he didn't know he was a trail blazer and now over 80 this veteran is still serving, inspiring a wheel new generation. nbc's jeff bennettt to virginia and met up with an american hero. >> retired navy master chief billns new encouraging students of color to consider becoming navy s.e.a.l.s. >> the training is actually -- it takes about a year. >> reporter: the 82-year-old nearly missed his shot of joining the elite force because of an accident in his high school woodworking class. >> when i went to get the exam and the guy said that part of my finger wasssing, he said that's your trigger finger. >> i said no, i'm left-handed. >> were you? >> not really. i wasn't 100%. >> that obstacle, among the many goin faced in becoming the first african-american navy s.e.a.l. >> over his 32-year career, goins carried out classified missions all over the world including three combat tours in vietnam. his favorite part of the job, freefall parachuting. >> i was dumb and young then. i couldn't wait to get back up and do it again. >> what does it feel like to be a trailblazer? >> it was way into my career before i realized i was the fir

bennett is tracking the anticipatiol on cap hill. >> reporter: tonight democrats and republicans are pressuring attorney general bill bar to deliver o his word. >> when his report comes to you, will you share it with us as much as possible? >> consistent with regulations and the law,yes. >> reporter: republican snot majority leader mitch mcconnell says he hopes barr will do so as soon as he wan andh as much openness and transparency as ss le. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer demanding more, insisting on seeing r the fullort and all of the special counsel's work. pelosi in a letter to her democratic colleagues today saying, congress requires the full report and the underlyg cuments so that the committees can proceed with theiror independent including oversight and legislating toad ess any issues the mueller report may raise. the american people deserve the truth. on thatin last t, even president trump agrees. >> let it come out, let people see it. that's upth t attorney general. >> if there's no collusion that was found, thentr itgly vindicates president trump, but it raises those seriou questions about who's going to be held account

bill shine. joining me now to discuss this, nbc's geoff bennett at the white house, mya wily along with kelsey andny reaction to the report from the white house? >> not yet. we can expect the white house to push back in some of the more incendiary claims here. in the reporting, they suggest that there is something more to this relationship between fox news and donald trump. they chart this deevolution of fox news as a partisan platform to one being a propaganda platform. look, donald trump is not the first president to have a favorite media organization, and by now there are things we certainly know to be true. he views fox news as his favorite mouthpiece. he tells people to tune in. we all by now now of this revolving door of fox bupundits. there are a couple claims in this reporting that really race eyebrows. one she says a fox contact gave trump advance notice of a debate question during the 2016 debate in cleveland. that's disputed in the reporting by the people she gets on the record. she also says there's a fox reporter that had advance knowledge of the alleged affair between stormy daniels

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bill clinton know this? he had a great lawyer in bob barnett -- bob bennett. barnet's another great lawyer. on camera and talk about monica lewinsky. >> he thought he had no choice because it was a civil suit and he was being subpoenaed and there were court rulings that he would have to testify, but the key point here is trump understands the power of no. no, i'm not going to do it. no, i'm not going to -- >> let's talk about that power, bob. >> yes. >> you went through the whole watergate investigation leading it in the journalist's point of view. i want to ask you about. remember the phrase, release the tapes? >> yes. >> people are driving past the white house in the summer of '74 blowing their horns. it was a freer country then you could drive right past 1600 pennsylvania. blow the horns, release the tapes. today will they say, release the report? >> yes. i think everybody who is saying we have to see the report is quite correct. god is in the details here. and this is under dispute and so let's look at it. i have no idea and no one i've talked to has any idea or will say how long it is.

bennett wrong. mr. president, bill clinton, take fifth, you'll never be impeached. >> it was a different time.resident who takes the fifth. done hurt his image. >> i totally agree. >> i can tell you this, it was a surprise by the republicans who actually did not like the fact that we made the president of the united states sit and he sat there and he answered questions and i would argue that it helped him in the end even though there was a charge and it made us look like we were on a witch-hunt. it's probably why he left office with a 60% approval rating. >> he got impeached in the history books. >> and ended up to be a very popular president. >> and his wife had a very -- >> all right. >> let's not talk about that. >> soso, mr. brennan, how surprised were you by the findings yesterday by the conclusions that were drawn, and i'm just curious did you receive bad information throughout this process like so many of us did that there was more there than ended up in the report regarding collusion? >> well, i don't know if i received bad information but i suspected there was more than there actually

bennett live at the white house. the the president seemed clear on twitter about his intentions for the bill. trump supporters this is a win to watch him on the campaign trail say this is what i'm going to do no matter what and follow through this. take the constitution and separation of power aside this is in trump's lane. >> you're right. nbc news has news that he has ten days to use his veto pen and do it as early as today. i've talked to some of the president's ally whose are trying to spin this entire episode as a win. they are saying it shows that the president is willing to the mat on the signature issue to the point he is willing to confront congress. this is an embarrassing show of gop disunity for president trump. i'm told he was working the phones earlier this week trying to limit defections and casting this really as trying to frame it as an issue of personal loyalty to him but in the end it didn't sit well with the 12 republicans you see on your screen there who defected with democrats who say that the president overstepped his authority and set a really dangerous precedent in tr

bennett is on capitol hill. geoff, what are you hearing? >> democrats are warning against drawing any conclusions from bill barr's summary of the mueller report. they're seizing on the gray area surrounding obstruction of justice. and they want to know how it is that bill barr over the course of two days reached a conclusion that there was insufficient evidence to bring an obstruction of justice charge against the president when robert mueller wasn't able to do that himself. what you're hearing from democrats is they're making the point that yes, bill barr is a skilled attorney but not an honest broker in any of this. here's a statement that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer issued yesterday. they say this. given mr. barr's public record of bias against the special counsel's inquiry, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report. when they talk about the public record, they're talking about the memo where he made the case he did not think the president could be brought up on obstruction of justice charges. you've heard nadler saying they want to call bill barr up to the hill to explain ho

nbc's jeff bennett reports, a push to make the report public is coming from both sides of the aisle. >> democrats and republicans are pressuring attorney general billreport comes to you, will you share it with us as much as possible? >> consistent with regulations and the law, yes. >> republicans senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he hopes barr will do so as soon as he can and with as much openness and transparency as possible. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader chuck schumer demanding more, insisting on seeing the full report and all of the special counsel's work. pelosi in a letter to her democratic colleagues saying congress requires the full report and the underlying documents so that the committees can proceed with their independent work. that includes oversight and legislating to address any issues the mueller report may raise. the american people deserve the truth. on that last point, even president trump agrees. >> let it come out. let people see it. that's up to the attorney general. >> republicans pushing for public disclosure to clear the cloud of suspicion. >> if there's no collusion that was found, then it