and this is, you know, everybody would joke oh, there is a bill clinton center for women and girls. ould be a hillary clinton center for women and girls. she has never done anything for anyone else of that measure, taken the magnitude of her reach and, you know, two failed presidential campaigns doesn't count. what do you is you say look, that wasn't my time. god had a different plan for me. i'm going to take the $250 million and mutt it to good use for others. she hasn't said a word i'm sure, a word to help the migrants, i'm sure into is just there criticizing others. very big on the world stage for a long time and i hope they can do well by doing good but i just don't see it. i would like them to do more for this country. focus on america just for once. thank you very much. >> hope bill clinton. >> jesse: thank you. actually a gutsy woman. >> jesse: up next, johnny hits the street to ask some americans some very easy questions. it does not go well. ♪des ♪ and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitiv

i've even talked to bill clinton and taylor branch about those tapes. they specifically, bill clinton said, these are private records sitting beside. if you've got a president, for instance, who sends love letters to his wife, are those protection? or convict judicial watch subpoena that is and publish them in the newspapers while the president to serving? of course not. and the same way, donald trump has absolutely no right to say that highly classified documents with, let's, a nuclear secrets, if that's what these are, or lists of friends of cia agents in foreign countries, or other things that can be used to harm americans and make them vulnerable to terrorists, if you just as, you know, those are my private documents. i can do what i like with them. it's ridiculous and this will not survive the test. >> it's amazing how many times if you read the transcripts, how many times they cite the sock dry case. we talk about presidential records as if it's like, scrapbook keeping. or in this scenario, trump's team wants us to believe that these are souv

you are talking about the bill that was eventually signed by president bill clinton. i guess your guest began by giving an overview of the bill. they mentioned that there was a five-year amendment on it. as i understand it, that could be split up. some of them could be on it for two years and then off and then go back on. but they would have three years of eligibility. i believe the bill may have had an age requirement in it. i think there was a work requirement. and i think if you were between the ages of 18 and 45 and not disabled and in good health, the work requirement for your welfare applied. i could be confusing that with pennsylvania's law that was signed by governor jake thornburg. i think clinton's bill incorporated a similar thing. am i correct in that that there was an age requirement? >> the elderly in our complicated social welfare system have a different program than dependent children. the elderly have ssi so that agent is kind built into the system and the objective of the 1996 law was not the elderly who have always been the more deserving of the poor

i have even talked to bill clinton and taylor branch about those tapes. they specifically, bill clinton, said these are private records, and said -- if you've got a president, for instance, who sends love letters to his wife, aren't those protected? or can judicial watch subpoena those and publish them in the newspapers while a president is serving? of course not. and in the same way, donald trump has absolutely no right to say that highly classified documents with, let's say, nuclear secrets if that's, what these are. or lists of friends of cia agents and foreign countries, or other things that can be used to harm americans, and make them vulnerable to terrorists, if he just says, those are my private documents, i can do what i feel like with them. it is ridiculous, this will not survive the test in court -- >> it is amazing, how many times, if you read these filings -- how many trump's attorneys sight this october case. but we talk about the presidential records as if it is scrapbook keeping or, at least in this scenario, trump's team has wanted us to b

education should be taught in grammar school, period. >> right. >> sometimes as jesse suggested, as bill clintonate. is critical race theory a problem in schools? >> like bill marr i don't have children, so i don't know. i only know what we cover and read, so yes. regardless of what i think, the parents think it is. in fact, critical race theory is also becoming an umbrella term for all the woke stuff being taught in the schools. so everything is being put under that. so, for example, if you asked this question, do you want your 5-year-old to learn about gender identity from the gen z government employee? parents are, like, no, i don't want that. i think the gubernatorial races happening across the country, there's several competitive ones, that's where education could make a difference, because schools, there's not a lot of federal policy that could happen, although the department of education has a role, but schools are more local. that's why you saw the school boards change power this year. if that continues, republicans could take some of these tight gubernatorial races and tip them in their

ken starr who led to the impeachment of bill clinton in 1988 has died at the age of 76. e investments, ken starr was told of an affair between bill clinton and monica lewinsky. after repeated denials, clinton admitted to the affair. our correspondent told us more about ken starr. he became a household name when called in as special prosecutor to head that enquiry into a failed real estate deal, the whitewater scandal as it became known in the state of arkansas. in the course of that investigation, ken starr and his team became aware of rumours of an affair between bill clinton and a white house intern, monica lewinsky. he decided to widen his enquiry to look into that and it became a seedy saga of lies, sex and audio tape, which ultimately of course led to the recommendation that bill clinton be hauled before the house of congress where he was ultimately convicted in the house, but not in the senate and impeached there. it was perjury, not real estate, that led to that situation, and this was the first impeachment of our sitting us president and 130 years. ken starr in hi

bill clinton emitted to the affair. solutely, he became a household name when called in as prosecutor to had that enquiry into a failed real estate deal, the whitewater scandal as it became known in the state of arkansas. the course of that investigation, ken starr and his team became aware of rumours of an affair between bill clinton and the white house intern, moniker lewinsky. he decided to widen his enquiry to look into that and it became a seedy saga of lies, sacks and audio tape which ultimately of course led to the recommendation that bill clinton be hauled before the house of congress where he was ultimately convicted in the house but not in the senate and impeached they are. it was perjury, not real estate that led to that situation, and this was the first impeachment of our sitting us president and 130 years. ken starr in his report, it ran to, became something of a celebrity overnight, but are very, very polarising character, and indeed argued it, the whole affair, harmed his career as much as it did that of b

bill clinton said the exact same thing. no one in the federal government will admit it's an invasion.

he is well known for investigating bill clinton as indican -- independent counsel. before that, he served as a u.s. solicitor general under george h w bush and a judge on the d.c. circuit appeals. , a 2019 interview where he reflected on the investigation into bill clinton. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome back. if you were with us earlier. if you are just joining us, welcome to the annapolis book festival. my name is john beed. i am a former service officer with the u.s. agency for international development, but i am a proud father of three. i am delighted to be able to join this conversation with our next author, kenneth starr, who has graciously come back to the festival this year to talk about his latest book. a memoir of his time leading the 1990's investigation into whitewater and the monica lewinsky matter during the tenure of president bill clinton. when you have been in the center of the public eye as can has, he needs no introduction, but i will give you a quick snapshot of his distinguished career in law and public service. he is a graduate of brown u

when bill clinton was keeping classified information in his sock drawer.nt to -- that was a court case that was resolved in bill clinton's favor. and so, again, we have these two standards of justice with prime ministers in the recent past -- presidents in the recent past where some are treated differently than others, and that can't happen. this entire paperwork dispute never if of should have gotten to the level it is the, and we have a lot of irresponsibility from biden's department the of justice in how they're handling something. this is a really important issue, and we have an fbi and department of justice that have lost credibility, who have lied in order to secure search warrants on this president. they should be extremely careful in what they're doing. and something like a paperwork dispute or a classification dispute should be handled with much more sensitivity like they have in the past -- howard: just to be clear, do you buy the notion that he can declassify documents even by thinking about it? republicans say, no, you've got to tell other agen

more influence and clintons gave them that, clintons willing to make any deal necessary to have bill clintonn place and then of course we have hillary clinton, who was not as effective. look at clinton global initiative and their partners around the world and attachment to chien. >> todd: china didn't become global player overnight, it happened under decades under bill clinton. new op ed admits new york is struggling to keep black voters supporting stacey abrams in georgia. percentage of black males vote are for democrats is decreasing with each election. 80% support for biden in 2020, for obama, it was 95%. what is clear is that the softening support for democrats among black men is not just a thing people like me find interesting, democratic candidate find it disturbing enough to worry about and that should worry all democrats. david, why is this happening? >> david: well, let's think of something, here is a secret, todd. we're not all monolithic issue not all blacks think alike. we can see the world across the generations and make decisions. for too long and two things concern me, one, go

and let's get started. ♪ ♪ >>> let's get right to my interview with bill clinton. t the former president in new york. he was gearing up for the clinton global initiative, which starts monday. this used to be an annual conference, but hasn't been held since 2016. the 76-year-old clinton is energized that it's been reborn. and he's energized as always by american politics. president clinton, pleasure to have you on the program. >> thank you. glad to be back. >> when you look at the midterms, do you think because of abortion and the passage of a few very important bills, could biden break the historical pattern of the, you know, midterms going badly? >> absolutely. but we could hold both these houses. but we have to say the right things. and we have to knote the republicans always close well because they find some new way to scare the living daylights out of swing voters. that's what they did in 2021 where they made critical race theory sound worse than smallpox. they just scare people. and at the end, the break point in american politics is not much different than it

jeffrey is sitting with bill clinton. >> epstein the most prolific human trafficker in history.nst. i wonder why they haven't indicted any of his accomplices when they have all the video footage and computer files and the black books? just so strange. what about elian gonzalez? remember the young boy from cuba who came here illegally with his mom? his mom drowned tragically during the trek and his father in cuba wanted him back. here's how slick wily's administration handled that. a swat team came and took the boy by bruit force. guns drawn. talk about separating families. we tried every way we could to encourage gonzalez to voluntarily hand over the child to his father. leaving us no other option but the enforcement action. >> when all efforts failed, there was no alternative to enforce the decision of the ins and the federal court that gonzalez should have custody of his son. the law has been upheld and that was the right thing to do. of what i think is quite important principle as well as what is clearly the law of the united states, do i wish it had unfolded in a less dramat

bill clinton, but they are afraid.our school systems in our neighborhoods and/or cities. in our bank accounts so that's a real fear the only thing you hope is republicans actually do summing about when i get in there. because nothing is worse is telling us that we reckon eyes are fears and not doing [bleep]. at least the democrats they live in space so doesn't matter if they do nothing or not. >> greg: that's true, that's true you never expect anything from him. all right, coming up how an act of generosity led to animosity. ♪ ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay dise

then there is bill clinton. where did he store his records other than his sock drawer?base? nope. he sent his records to an abandoned car dealership in little rock, arkansas. i'm sure slick wily had his fun in the back of a few oldsmobiles but it doesn't seem like the perfect place to store classified docs. what about george w. bush. he stored millions of documents at some warehouse in texas. bush had an army of trucks and planes bringing them across the country. they even had thousands of artifact like saddam hussein's . what about obama? he has never done anything wrong. he must have had top notch security at his facility. this is where he secured his documents. this building? defunct furniture store. right across the street from a mcdonald's. that will definitely keep the russians out. look at that why a furniture store, obama have his aids, hide documents under mattresses while he and michelle shopped for a new couch? mar-a-lago is a fortress crawling with secret service agents all of the sudden trump sounds like he has handled records more than any president in the

the special counsel who pursued then president bill clinton during the white water and monica lewenski a stunning sell off on wall street following disappointing inflation news. the three major indices lost between 4% and 5 percentage points in just one day. the dow plummeting 1276 today.

the special counsel who pursued then president bill clinton during the white water and monica lewenski scandals has died. ken starr dying from complications after surgery. we will have more on that in a moment. first, a stunning sell off on wall street following disappointing inflation news. the three major indices lost between 4% and 5 percentage points in just one day. the dow plummeting 1276 today. the s&p 500 losing 17 #, the nasdaq fell 633. all of this was sparked by new numbers indicating inflation is not going anywhere but up. any time soon it appears. food prices, other essentials, skyrocketing in the latest cpi report. consumer colonel not far behind. and the president, who is boasting about having inflation under control is facing criticism tonight. we will talk with democratic senator joe manchin in just a moment but, first, white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. either the white house expected far better numbers or the person who planned this party had an unfortunate scheduling o

bill clinton is such a storyteller.he has to say about his conversation with yeltsin to ukraine your fault.

bill clinton says there is a limit to how many migrants we can taken. take in.nn podcast, the host asked doesn't there need to be some control at the border because we are seeing a big surge? here is bill clinton's answer. >> there is a limit to how many migrants any society can take without severe disruption. and our system is based much more on an assumption that things would be more normal. >> i wonder if he was trying to hold back something else. a flashback to bill clinton's state of the union in 1995. >> the public service that imposes burdens on our taxpayers, why are admin a station has moved to secure our borders more, hiring a record number of new border guards, twice as many currently liens as before, cracking down on illegal hiring, barring welfare benefits to illegal aliens. lauren: that was democrat in the 90s and this is them now, 2. one plus million encounters at the border this year as well. we when his voice was much stronger in 95. lauren: he is 76 now. stuart: governor desantis, while he is dealing with hurricane ian democrats want to the tra

yes on 27. >>> tonight, a polarizing figure during the impeachment of then president bill clinton hasonal attention as the independent counsel whose investigation of clinton exposed his affair with white house intern monica lewinsky. starr was 76 years old. cnn's senior washington correspondent joe johns is joining us right now with more on starr's life and his death. so how will he be remembered, joe? you and i covered all of that years ago. >> wolf, very clearly he will be remembered first and foremost for the whitewater investigation. that was the independent counsel investigation that started out with a land deal involving bill and hillary clinton, and turned into a much larger investigation into allegations that the president in fact perjured himself or lied under oath. now interestingly enough, ken starr in fact said he didn't think impeachment was such a good idea in hindsight, at least. listen to what he said to you, wolf, in 2018. >> do you believe there are lessons learned during your seven or eight years investigating bill clinton that are applicable today? >> not that many

but do you remember bill clinton? yes. this is from the capital research.president bill clinton wiped out any strategic advantage u.s. had by selling advance u.s. missile technology to our enemy, people's republic of china, we should indict trump because what might have happened to his materials, even crazy people on ntnbc going on and on how he probably gave the information to russians or sold it to his friends or use it to p blackmail, a allow crack pots on tv to make statements like this. under 3450eu7 mining our country. in case of bill clinton and his administration, we don't have to do about what if. this did happen. super computers under pin technology of nuclear missile warfare. can simulate a nuclear test, critical to the development of nuclear warheads according to wash "washington post" editorial, 9 times were exported to china. this is dave horowitz point. from clinton days a bipartisan congressional inquiry found beijing stole stolen u.s. design data. lacked security in clin clinton administration. all during the clinton administration, not a d

the | us now, where kenneth star whose investigation resulted in the impeachment of president bill clintonouse intern has died. he was 76 and suffered is complications from surgery, he was told of the affair with monica lewinsky while investigating a bill clinton property investment. his report found the president has committed perjury, tampered with witnesses, and abused his power. fighting has continued between armenia and azerbaijan, the armenia prime minister says 105 soldiers are died with the troops in the worst flare up of hostilities in two years, this despite a truce mediated by rush. arm that accused them of breaking the ceasefire. azerbaijan said the fighting started with artillery attacks, on, some of its positions. let us go live to the bbc each correspondent who is monitoring development the capital. this is a terrible conflict that has flared for decades now, what is the kind of proximate cause this time round? well, shaun, the biggest difference between what we have been covering in the last couple of years, when armenia and azerbaijan fought a war of a disputed terry, the

bill clinton's 1996 campaign book which was called from hope to history. have you know from his hope arkansas and so on and it was a political agenda? and it was a perfectly fine book. but we had kept it secret. because it was very hard to do a book with a sitting present. so we had to get a contract and so on. so we finally got the book done. and when we announced the book people were so stunned that there was a secret book by the president of the united states in 1996. that we had orders for 600,000 copies. well, i had read the book. it was a fine book. but it sure is how it wasn't a book that was going to knock anybody's socks off because it was written by a sitting president. it was a political manifesto. so my last and my last engagement with that book was a piece in the washington post, which said the book is being returned from bookstores by the train load. so i didn't sell very well, but when i wrote to the president or actually was on c-span he was asked why the book didn't sell better by brian lamb and and his answer was well, i didn't have much

actually asked bill clinton does not believe that the policy of nato expansion was wrong because. here she led to the current conflict in ukraine and listen to what bill clinton said today i am even more convinced that we did the right thing president putin did not hide. what he considers the collapse of the soviet union to be a great tragedy in world history did not hide that, in his opinion, khrushchev made a mistake by transferring crimea to ukraine, that he gave it to ukraine. sorry , but i do not agree with you. i think that we did the right thing at the right time, if we did not, the crisis could occur even earlier. speaking about the fact that the crisis could have happened even earlier. clinton is probably hinting that if nato expansion had not taken place, russia would probably have attacked the baltic states and so on. here, as in this paradigm, you can generally talk about anything, i must say that he is not only a bastard in family relations and in relations with women, because, well, dozens of books of films and so on, where women and men who generally die children ha

with the case with bill clinton the judge said it's up to bill clinton to decide what is presidentialerial and what is not including classified documents. he can keep them if he wants. the judge said the national archives didn't have the authority to designate materials as presidential records. the department of justice in that case argued that it's up to an expositive president. -- ex-president. he can keep any records he wants including declassified material. the president has material to declassify materials. there are no regulations. it's up to him. i argued for 7 long weeks this was a lawless action by garland's department of justice and christopher wray's fbi. it is a civil enforcement president under the presidential record's act. it's not a criminal action. where did garland and christopher wray raid trump's mar-a-lago home? because his last name is trump. if were obama or clinton, it it would be fine. i look forward to garland twisting himself into a pretzel. >> sean: alec baldwin may face criminal charges for his role in the fatal shooting on the set of "rust." pam bondi and

i mean, if you go back 25 years to the, to the democratic party platform, when bill clinton was running, he talks about how, you know, in the early ninety's, americans didn't even really have borders. but, but what disinterested is completely separate from that. this is just a kind of form of cultural warfare that's meant to primarily the advance rhonda sentences position and they were coming republican presidential primary. and there was just a kind of a juvenile mean spirited next to it, that really has nothing to do with immigration, but everything to do with turning to your holding base and saying, see, i make people in massachusetts mad because messages just bad. and martha's vineyard is full of liberals, and in a strange way, i think it backfires because it's fair that it brings attention to it. but i think it convinces a lot of people across the country that only really terrible people worry about immigration. well, let me, of course, we should all worry about it. let me show you a poll that was done recently on, on whether the united states is experiencing an invasion at the sou

it goes back to the bill clinton era and when newt gingrich pushed to impeach bill clinton. began to polarized the country. what was interesting back then was president clinton's approval numbers were not very high. after he got impeached as he is going to the impeachment process his approval ratings went up. i would talk to republican audiences and do my usual presentation and people would ask me, who the heck are you pulling? there's away his approval rating can come up while he's being impeached. the answer was to me obvious. when republicans attack democrats, democrats rally around the candidate and it was democratic voters who were not wild about bill clinton letter coming to his defense. when republicans are attacked democrats, democrats rally around their candidates. republicans rally around the candidates and you begin to see that not just at election time but the route of legislative session, during all points of time during a cycle. i would look at numbers. we track a a race, we pulled p campaign. march of election year. generally would have a large number ofou unde

you have newt gingrich and bill clinton talking about privatizing social security. it is a conservative era in which newt gingrich and bill clinton are working closely together on a number of issues and at the same time, fuller's asian being used very effectively as a political strategy, even with something like the contract of america which has more emphasis on issues like reform, rather than issues like abortion or buns. what you have is newt gingrich looking to polarize that and say we are the party of reform, and they are the party of corruption. we are not just reaching to a perot voter. we are taking issues, we are making them part of who we are. we are the good guys. they are the baggage it is also a decade where you see a pretty sharp move away from the 1980's idea of reagan democrats and a big ten party. in the early 1990's, you start to hear the widespread use of rhino, republican in name only, which is about taking things more exclusionary and moving people to write. the strategy of polarization is something that brett noted, having been in the archives,

to be even vaguely moderate but then i saw this today from bill clinton who doesn't do many interviews. >> you have a lot of people economic migrants coming in gaming the system using assignment isn't it true there has to be something placed on this quick. >> i agree with that. >> absolutely. and now bill clinton has spoken so let's see overall if we can get some return to sanity within the democratic party that has been lacking. we need leadership. we need a voice we cannot continue ignoring what is happening on the southern border that the rest of us can see. so many, especially latinos walking away from the democratic party. there is a gap between the so-called talking heads and the rank and file and we will see a wake-up call this november going into 2021. steve: you are leading voice with that glory. (coughing) hi, susan. honey? yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. naturally sourced honey you love, plus the effective cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honey and elderberry. ♪ ch

well, just to make it clear, bill clinton is not allowed to talk here.ton is such a storyteller. listen to what he tells about his conversation with yeltsin. you can ask about the war in ukraine many believe that it is your fault the reason for russia's invasion of ukraine is included in the fact that the united states is expanding nato provoked on this, that the largest expansion of nato occurred during your management, what do you say to that? we are wrong. in the future, based on the fact that the future security problems. and a lot has happened because of it and we have to do it together. i looked at yeltsin and asked that i would use an airbase in poland to bomb russia to which he said no, but many fragile old women in european russia believe in this because the historical guy is on the nazis of her grandparents she is a prisoner. i said okay, i admit it. but from our historical memory includes the idea that your best days were under ivan peter the great catherine the great in other words, when you could control your neighbors, but people no longer

the one example that i cite is in the book because it was so highly touted to the point that bill clintonto hazard, kentucky on july 4 of 1999 and he stood on main street and announced the imminent arrival of the high-tech call center -- dilemma technical support call center that would generate hundreds if not thousands of jobs. companies came in, took advantage of the tax incentives that attracted them to the area and once those tax incentives were gone, they moved elsewhere. there is a checkered history for those programs. for me, the answer really comes more from within. i think it is important to recognize that each of kentucky's greatest resources -- i think that making a place that outsiders want to come and visit and making a place where companies want to relocate is really the key to moving forward. not these fly-by-night companies coming in and setting up shop for a little while and then bailing when it does not make financial sense to stay. >> what are the statistics about the achievement level of the secondary and primary schools in the region? >> it has been getting better in

. >> this case was over tapes involving bill clinton's in an interview that he had done greg. p fogeorge w. bush's white hous' there was a report iney los "newsweek" had lost twenty two million emails. nista the obama administrationti settd settled lawsuits over missing we bush. >> white house emails and letters reveal that obama and his foundation kept classified documents abandoned in a furniture warehouse. and of course, we know aboutabae hillary clinton's top secret classified emails thatd we james comey identified more tha n they found em with donald trump afternd the raid. and that does not includ thae the thirty three thousand00 deleted emails with bleach. but the devices that were destroyed with hammers and the sim cards that were removed, wwe don't know what was on all of rv that. th so to me, thisis seems like a dual system of justicestice an and weaponization of the doj. >> am i wrong?ion of the nobody raided obama's uncac open warehouse where he kept classified documents. and the case, as you point out, the very important case of bill clinton was litigated in court

elizabeth: so even bill clinton is saying that, nicole. we've seen parents at the border, you know, moving away. they're becoming either independent, libertarian or republican. what do you think? >> it is unconscionable, that this burden is being borne by border families in texas, arizona, new mexico and california and communities in del rio are not safe. families fear for their children's safety and, as you said, are moving. for democrats to turn a blind eye to this is appalling and, you know, it shows how hip critical they are at the end. elizabeth: you and i were talking about virginia governor glenn youngkin and what worked in his victory in virginia. let's take a listen to this. >> if you're against the guidelines, it means you're against having parents involved in students' lives, and i don't think that's where virginia is. virginia spoke loudly last year in our election that parents were really important to have involved in kids' lives. so i think this is a chance for us to are reflect, please read the guidelines and then work towar

c. president bill clinton's campaign manager saw an opportunity you're talking about a country that had the ability to blow up the world. there were 2 at the consequential that, that not fall into the hands of the communist. i propose to clinton that he ask yeltsin to hire my former business partner, guy named dick dresser. he said that way, dressing, it will do the polling for yelton and dressing. it will show me, his poli, i'll bring it to you in the white house each week. and you tell him, we'll figure out what you need to tell yelton. 3 and a half months before the election. dick, tracing his team arrived in moscow on a confidential mission. yeah, absolutely. of how to put them in the hotel president. so tell me what they could come up with for us to go on. you normally deal with the american advisors o'clock down to work meetings. so gay pooler chalk, who they called the all powerful bank up, they were given an initial quarter of a $1000000.00 to make sure forest remains the most powerful man in russia. by friday, you guys will be working in moscow with proven to return of totalita

things have gotten so crazy on the left that bill clinton is now the voice of reason.emocrats feel that way. nancy pelosi loves open borders. after all, without them who would pick her grapes? >> we have a shortage of workers in our country and you see even in florida some of the farmers and the growers say why are you shipping these immigrants up north? we need them to pick the crops down here. >> jesse: you hear that, migrants? shut up and pick my grapes. there is not even a vineyard in martha's vineyard. get out of there and fly down south. historically democrats have always been concerned about who is picking their crops and haven't really seen them as people. but they are biden and pelosi, they are. but they don't care. the death martha they take doesn't matter to them. they are servants and if they lose a few on the way, eh, they will get more servants. this is eagle pass, texas, directly across the rio grande river from mexico. it's the full-time resting place for nameless migrants who drown or die from heat exhaustion in the texas dessert. the daily caller jorg

bill clinton. as president, bill clinton essentially wiped out any strategic advantage the u.s.ad by selling advanced u.s. missiles technology to our enemies. to china, this is the capitalresearch.org. i remember when it happened. it was the deliverance of super computers once banned from export for security reasons. they underpin the technology of missiles warfare. wow. what are we going to do about clinton? apparently, nothing. according to the wall street journal, from clinton days, a bipartisan congressional found b beijing have stolen u.s. design data. so clinton did not keep this very safe here's another one. obama. oob rec-- obama why did he do t? because these federal contractors want more lane unit export controls. it's the export control act. to take it out of the white house where the president's office is responsible for viewing and giving it to the commerce department. what do you think happens then? more and more high-level technology went to the communist chinese in the obama administration. look at this one, business insider. obama just made a quiet nuclear deal

he immediately called his american counterpart bill clinton. i had to remove tobias. i was not in a good position to keep him in my campaign. i guarantee that the course of reform and democracy will stand. you may have heard that even the i m f has brought this rubbish about a change in our form, cause i have to lay their payments of 9000000000 dollars. i hope you might push them a little. you know, i support you. i'll see what we can do. my intention on february, the 15th is to announce my desired campaign, but this is off the record. like i used to grow the fuck the he class, becky barely wait till id just got out of out. he bow. wait don't. while you go for your food for going to form that be if they can fill it up, the c panel with you all just go, he preferred it was more there, but there is here with me. is my brown a 4th year? presumably the follow d boy, a caught up with just a thalburt program, give appeal to him abel. prima ah, financial aid was not long coming. the day after his announcement yeltsin received german chancellor. helmut kohl in the kremlin usa

he is well known for investigating bill clinton as indican -- independent counsel. before that, he served as a u.s. solicitor general under george h w bush and a judge on the d.c. circuit appeals. , a 2019 interview where he reflected on the investigation into bill clinton.