aides project that is now called the clinton health access initiative. over the years that has saved millions of lives. they also have started initiatives against tuberculosis, of malaria and hundreds of thousands of have been affected by those issues as well. >> host: how does the ngo work with the government would. >> when he left the white house individually decided he would take on the aids problem as the principal focus of his post presidency nelson mandela joined in with him the first thing he had to confront is western governments and the global health establishment decided not to do anything it was considered too expensive. you just could not buy you have aids medications about was available then to make it a chronic disease rather than fatal disease in the west berger you could not do that in africa they did not have the money to pay for it . one of the things he had to do was raise the money to buy cheaper versions of those drugs generically which is another issue he confronted the came from governments that in the beginning people he had gotte

the clintons saw not a dying of it. neither did the clinton foundation. the second part that made no sense was that he made that commitment in 2005 when the clinton global initiative began, four years before she became secretary of state. but if you compress it altogether and the specs that looks like he somehow 34 millioy at a clinton event and he got a meeting with her. and if you put together that way it looks like something wrong.3m if you actually inspect all of the facts, nothing of the kind happened. >> host: next call for mr. conason is elizabeth and columbus ohio. go ahead. >> caller: i am not hearing elizabeth either so let's try george. and georges in virginia beach virginia. george, you're on the air.ou joe conason is our guest. >> caller: hey, bill. help me out with this question please. i felt betrayed by bill clinton over the monicagate but i didn't like ken start either over thegt republicans. this last election i felt kind of betrayed by hillary in the sense that, did she not know that she had a lot of problems and whatever issues quacks

will automatic finish, hillary clinton crime, hillary clinton crime family, hillary clinton crime -- if you do it on google it will say, hillary clinton cries and second one will be hillary hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech that will be the second choice. if you go to google search, and you print out what is searching on google you don't find -- you find hardly anybody searching hillary clinton's criminal reform criminal speech. you won't find very tiny percentage of people but it's up there as the second search. so in the area of wic wikipediae did a great job and they really dominate wikipedia and in the area of google searches the help of the former ceo of google, th did a tremendous job so republicans have a lot of work to do still. technologically -- bob. >> during the research for the book, i know you met with a lot of your sources, and did you come across some stories that you wanted to put in the book but you just couldn'tsome you know validate? >> it is your turn to get into trouble. but curious if you have the story, if you wanted to validate the the story or y

hillary clinton crime, hillary clinton crime family. if you do it on google it'll say hillary clinton cries or hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech. that will be the second choice. if you go to the google searches and you print out what is searching on google you will not find her the anybody searching hillary clinton reform criminal speech. a very tiny percentage, but it's up there is a second search. so in the area of wikipedia she did a great job and they really dominated wikipedia. in the area of google searches with the help of the former ceo of google, they did a tremendous job. so republicans have a lot of work to do still technologically >> during the research for the book i know you met with a lot of your resources and did you come across stories that you wanted to put in the book but you just couldn't fit in? >> now it's your turn to get into trouble. >> i'm curious if you had stories that you wanted in their the editor can speak better than me but that others were very thorough. the attorneys, we spent almost a week

arkansas to strip the clinton name from the little rock airport. state senator jason rapert says, "the state of arkansas would just like to forget the clinton era." this is ridiculous an airport being a historic landmark. clinton first announced his plans to be part of the mile high club. seriously if you put a blanket over you, you can't see the handy. even when they come by, they don't even know. then you just finish into a vomit bag and you're done. even if they succeed, little rock is also home to the bill clinton presidential library, which fittingly resembles a fancy double wide trailer. comedians, what would these bubba-hating arkansas legislators like to rename the clinton airport? lauren. >> they have a tiny chilis in here. [laughing] >> chris: the name of the airport. >> chilis. hris: natalie. >> you might be a redneck if you hrapbgd in this airport. >> chris: points.

i'll tell you bill clinton doesn't believe it either. he thinks there are skills and aptitude and connections that are in the nonprofit sector and in private corporations that can be applied to social problems in certain ways and should be, but if you asked him, you know, is there private sector going to solve the issue of health insurance for all? definitely not. you can believe that before he doesn't believe that now. do you believe that one of the things he said to me was -- early on, i said well how does it feel now that you're rich? he said joe, i love being rich. the reason i love being rich is because now -- i can advocate higher taxes on people like me and nobody can complain about it. [laughter] so -- so if you took all of the philanthropic spending including get and buffett all of this and put it in the bucket it is nothing compared to the general needs of society. it just does not begin to address that even if you took it, double, triple it it would never get there. so it meets discreet needs. aids work that clinton did was pa

i went back with clinton and we went to the same organization that had brought these patients to clinton's group in the first place, organization of families with hiv or aids who had banded together to protect themselves from society. now it had grown and was respected and out in open and had hundreds of members who were all getting medication and other support and there was a young man there, teenager, i guess who had a sign that he held up when clinton came and it had a picture of a little child on it and that was him and i had met that beloit eight years earlier when he was a young child, little child who had hiv and probably would have died along with his mother and they werei both alive and he came up to clinton and i saw clinton began to weep and that's when i knew that was the core of the book. did to help me shape the bow, but i knew this was what was p essential, the story that people i think didn't know about what he had done and what it was about. >> thank you.>> i i'm curious now, i mean, all of these books are about-- at the core they are kind of the tension of giving, big wea

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose.nister, we have a lot of problems. >> the tension between the leaders had been brewing for years. in 2001, another american leader, george w. bush, vouched for putin. >> i was able to get a sense of his soul. >> thank you! thank you! >> but on the campaign trail in 2008, hillary had a different take. >> i could have told him, he was a kgb agent. by definition, he doesn't have a soul. i mean, this is a waste of time, right? >> translator: ms. clinton said that you as a former kgb agent by definition can have no soul. >> putin's reply? states men shouldn't be guided by their hearts. they should use their heads. clinton had a lot of tough words for putin over the years. >> he's a very arrogant person to deal with. we have to stand up to his bullying. he is somebody who will take as much as he possibly can. >> but it was what happened in 2011 that marked a point of no return. it began with the arab spring protests early that year. the kind of popular uprising that putin dreaded. >> he begi

clinton was saying. we have a strategic opportunity equality and the rights of women after this war. >> thank you. earlier paulina, do you want to say anything? [speaking spanish] >> thank you. i believe the greatest difficulty we face when we were sitting at the negotiating table was how to make people understand the need for a change of vision. a change of vision so that we can comprehend the crucial roles that women in colombia have played during this over 50 years of conflict. >> [speaking spanish] >> and i am talking about the role women played in all of this year's. women as victims but also as peace builders. women who were mothers, family members, professionals, advisers , all the women in their roles during the conflict inside as well. >> [speaking spanish] >> and my greatest pride has to do with the fact that today we can show women in colombia and around the world this example of establishing of a framework that allows women to behave in all of those roles. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] i b

hillary clinton crime family.f you do it in google it will say hillary clinton crimes and the second one will be hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech will be the second choice. if you go to the google search and you print out what is searching on google, you won't find hardly anybody searching hillary clinton criminal reform, criminal reform speech. you find very tiny percentage of people but it's up there at the very second search so in the area of wikipedia, she did a great job and they dominated wikipedia in an area of google searches with the count of the former ceo of google, they did a tremendous job so the republicans have a lot of work to do technologically. >> during the research for the book did you come across stories you wanted to put in the book but you couldn't validate? >> now it's your turn. ifyou don't tell the stories, you have stories that if you wanted them in there but you couldn't validate the story where you tried to get it in there but maybe heading, you couldn't get out . the edi

clinton was a top recipient. help theis biotechnology innovation organization, a washington trade group, higher mrs. clinton to address its 2014 annual convention. 5,000 for the$33 speech. how did you find that? brody: a lot of the information is publicly available. the donations to the clinton foundation are made public. speech information was made public voluntarily by the clintons. the federal election commission collects data and maintains records for campaign donations to federal candidates. it also figures in the amount of money evan morris spent on lobbying. lobbying this closures are filed in the house and senate. >> he organized for a democratic lawmaker in new jersey. evan morris invited lawmakers to mr. and take photos with clinton who are just finished a round of golf. >> that was not published. that was something i bumped into in my own reporting. knew: it shows that he bill clinton well enough to be able to flag him down and get the people he was golfing with to arrange for a quick photo opportunity

the speech money hillary clinton made was made public voluntarily by the clintons. the federal election commission and maintains records for campaign donations to federal candidates, and i think we had figures that evan moore spent on lobbying. and maintains records for campaign donations to federala lot of that is discd through the house and senate. brian: he organized for a democratic lawmaker at a golf club in new jersey. he invited donors to meet and take photos with mr. clinton who just finished a round of golf. >> that was not public. that was something i bumped into in my own reporting. the point of that scene is to show not only did he say he knew the clintons, but he knew bill clinton well enough to be able to flag him down, to get the people he was golfing with and arrange for a quick photo op. >> how old would he have been roughly? around 32.t's say >> he ran the lobbying office. how many people were working for him? timects at the end of his in 2015, he had well over 100 lobbyists working for him both within the company and contract lobbyists, people who

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. he despised hillary clinton. >> who do you like better? [cheers and applause] ♪ of the world >> while russia celebrates, americans ask, what does he want? and is he really the most powerful man in the world? >> december 5, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside, peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down, and he called for instructions. >> desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow, over and over again. final

the globe had an article that the clintons had been put under that jury in december and hillary clinton tried to leave the country. either that is true or that is false. look into that. i think the american people have to pray and believe in the goodness of the people of this country. i am tired of the snark in the smears of the neocons. i want them to just go away. thank you. guest: if she believes in the goodness of the people in this country, that includes what she calls neocons. i do not know anything about hillary clinton fleeing the country or anything like that. if a news organization has a reason to believe that, they should report that. look, of course intelligence agencies make you safe. but we have congressional oversight and we have to do investigations. i don't believe that the fbi would go about a politicized investigation of trump. jim comey is the guy who released the letter about hillary clinton 10 days out. i do not think he can be viewed as a friend of clinton. i am not a defender of the policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on policies. th

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose.despised hillary clinton. >> who do you like better? [cheers and applause] ♪ of the world >> while russia celebrates, americans ask, what does he want? and is he really the most powerful man in the world? >> december 5, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside, peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down, and he called for instructions. >> desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow, over and over again. finally,

>> of course putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. >> he despised hillary clinton. >> whom would youike better? [cheers and applause] ♪ of the world >> reporter: while russia celebrates, americans ask, what does he want? and is he really the most pow powerful man in the world? december 5, 1989, it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. curtains, was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> reporter: putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down, police weren't going to help and he called for instructions. >> reporter: desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow, over and over again. finally, one offi

the globe had an article that the clintons had been put under that jury in december and hillary clinton tried to leave the country. either that is true or that is false. look into that. i think the american people have to pray and believe in the goodness of the people of this country. i am tired of the snark in the smears of the neocons. i want them to just go away. thank you. guest: if she believes in the goodness of the people in this country, that includes what she calls neocons. i do not know anything about hillary clinton fleeing the country or anything like that. if a news organization has a reason to believe that, they should report that. look, of course intelligence agencies make you safe. but we have congressional oversight and we have to do investigations. i don't believe that the fbi would go about a politicized investigation of trump. jim comey is the guy who released the letter about hillary clinton 10 days out. i do not think he can be viewed as a friend of clinton. i am not a defender of the policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on policies. th

and weathered the storm of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. when you hear the vice president say there's no comparison, what is your reaction to that? >> it's just not true briana. we hear those crowds he was so eager to whip up around this issue. he was doing the same thing himself. honestly i think this is symbol i can of that's going on with this administration at large, big promises to drain the swamp, bring jobs back to america, they have only -- the swamp is getting bigger. the lies that are heaping up certainly with the attorney general lying committing perjury during his confirmation hearing we find out mike pence was doing the same thing he was criticizing hillary clinton for >> why do you think it was the same thing? >> well, they were both using private e-mail. >> but she used a private server. she deleted e-mails or her aides did or lawyers did while she was under subpoena. >> and mike pence has refused to turnover some of his e-mails saying they're too sensitive. >> his office says they're in the process of processing that. i mean

look at the hillary clinton foundation, the clinton family foundation. look at the money that went in bill's pocket. she had to sign off 20% of america's uranium going to putin and russia? oh, i thought the media was concerned about this? here with reaction author of the best seller "treason" newt gingrich, former house speaker. mr. gingrich, we got one donation, $30 million from the canadian, frank, who went to kazakhstan with bill clinton. this was in a lead up to the deal. then also when you look at the money that was given over a period of time, millions were donated to the clinton foundation. bill gets twice his general speakingy fee and hillary signed off -- speaking fee and hillary signed off on russia getting 20% of america's uranianiu uranianium -- uranium which is used to make nuclear weapons. your thoughts? >> i think it's very strange that both the house and senate intelligence committees are chaired by republicans and yet all the noise is about phony charges involving donald trump. i mean, you have real evidence as you pointed out, peter's b

he fell in with the clintons. he was in awe of their network. lobbyists who the clintons. the he befriended some of them during his time at the white house. after graduating college, he went to law school in washington at gw where a lot of political wannabes go. he then landed his first lobbying job at one of the biggest washington lobbying firms, very democratic and connected to top democratic members of congress. from there he moved and got a top lobbying job at one of his company's clients. connectedratic, very to top democratic members of congress. roche, itt a job at was a swiss drug company. in not too long, he was head of the office. at age 27, he was the top washington lobbyist for it major global pharmaceutical company. making lots of money, yet a huge budget, yet lots of perks, yet lots of stock, and he had connections. get access to power in washington. brian: there are two names in the story that relate. roche and genentech. brody: roche is a global swiss pharmaceutical company and the other is a bio company. in 2009, they took over and renamed the company gene

recognize a pro-hillary clinton message or a pro-hillary clinton hashtag or even just the name "hillary" or the name "clinton" and then deluge that mention with fake news stories, with crude remarks, with foreign, with lots and lots of pro-donald trump commentary, just flood the zone with enough of that stuff and pretty soon nobody can really have a conversation online about hillary clinton at all. if you do that enough, if you get enough bots working that beat, you end up drowning out what would otherwise be normal communication, normal commentary, normal discussion or even normal political organizing. you end up drowning it out in misinformation and noise and insults and just the sheer amount of traffic. and when that noise bomb that comes back at you online is not just loud, it's outrageous, profane, stuffed with unexpected bits of foreign, relentless, the number of posts that appear back at you and how long they keep going for, in that circumstance you think twice about trying to raise that subject online ever again, right? it makes discussion of the things you care about online, if

remember, clinton and russia -- putin and russia, and bill clinton, they got 20% of our uranium as a result of this deal. watch peter. >> the rate mike uranium one deal is the perfect example. which is insanity. there was how much paid and that they'll? >> when all is said and done -- yeah, sean, you have nine individuals connected with this tiny uranium company that wants to be sold to the russian government which hillary's state department signs off on in addition to other government agencies but no other government agency had a head who had nine individuals connected to that company, a combined $145 million to the clinton foundation. that is a massive conflict of interest. >> sean: a massive amount of money. a huge payback. they now control 20% of america's uranium. here is a big question, why aren't the democrats that have been pushing the theory that is false with no evidence, why aren't members of the alt radical left destroy trump media worried about the real alleged russian association? they are so worried about russia meddling in the election, isn't this far more worthy of a

they were worried that hillary clinton would come in, create a no fly zone.happen to hate her, think she's complicit in trying to surround russia in the revolution that went on in ukraine and bunch of other things. >> got to go john. >> they got the cracker jk prize when donald trump won. not expecting that. trying to get the pulse. >> i've got to go. >> i talk all the time -- okay. >> get liz in. final word. >> he's the russian ambassador, whether or not it's right to characterize him as top spy, he's a mouthpiece working for the russian government. i could go on about this. we'll talk more about it i'm sure. >> thank you all. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. limited dat. t-mobile one save you hundreds a year. right now get two lines of data for $100 dollars. with taxes and fees included. that's right 2 unlimited lines for just $100 bucks. all in. and right now, pair up those two lines with two free samsung galaxy s7 when you switch. yup! free. so switch and save hundreds when you go all unlimited with t-mobile. but shouldn't it be about firsts?d in zer

. >> kevin: people are sick of the clintons period. she loses. >> meghan: oh really? yeah. way to go and take that one to vegas, kevin. okay. more outnumbered in just a moment. ♪ america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance >> wow, there memes are some of the stuff this gentleman said online, you're going to stick around, right? go to foxnews.com/outnumbered, click on the overtime tab, "happe

not to see hillary clinton elected? to see hillary clinton elected? to see hillary clinton elected?rom republicans on capitol hill, pressure coming from people, particularly in his new york field office, that were putting pressure on him but against the advice of the department ofjustice, against the long—term practice of democrat and republican justice department is and fbi leadership. he got involved and i think it was a terrible error in judgement. john podesta, thank you. thank you. back to our main news. tributes have been paid around the world to the victims of the westminster terror attack. sophie raworth spoke to some of those who went to show their solidarity and respect. shoulder to shoulder. police, politicians, faith leaders from all over london. the mayor of london urged people tojoin him in trafalgar square. thousands answered his call. those evil and twisted individuals who tried to destroy our shared way of life will never succeed and we condemn them. somewhere on their way home from work. others had felt compelled to head into the capital to be there. i'm a quiet pe

foundation and bill clinton.e preparing to invade crimea and take it over from ukraine. this is what they were doing while secretary clinton was sitting in the state department. i mean, you know, mike flynn, for all the bad things that he might have done in misleading the trump administration, was a u.s. citizen while he was getting paid by russian tv. >> yeah. look, the justice department apparently at one point did have an investigation underway about the activities of the clinton foundation. it is not clear whether they still do or not. but would i certainly like to know a lot more about that too. while james comey, the fbi director and others are spilling their guts about this investigation or that investigation, let's hear about what we found out about the clinton investigation. the key thing everybody thought she was going to be president. they thought an investment in the clinton foundation was an investment in the clinton presidency. so i would like to know a lot more frankly about what went into it. davi

we have hillary clinton's entire speech and photo galleries from today's speech. and you can watch it on the go on the abc7 news app. >>> in the meantime, uber is out with its report. much like other tech industries, heavily male and heavily white. according to the report, nearly 64% of uber's employees are men. 36% are women offon 15% of uber's technical women are women. for race, 49% are white. 30.9% asian. 8.8% black and 5% are latino. >>> facebook is debuting a new feature that will look familiar if you're a snap chat user. you can share your story by posting foets and videos to a chain that disappears this 24 hours. facebook first introduced stories last year on instagram. disappearing stories have been a core feature of snap chat for years. on the he's of the announcement, shares of snap chat dropped by as much as 6%. snap has been on a roller coaster since its ipo earlier this month. today it closed at $22 a share. >>> google is adding an order ahead feature and the first app is dunkin' donuts. starting today, they will be able to program their favorite ite

>> i think the clinton campaign put the clinton campaign at a disadvantage. i know the democrats went out of their way to try to prove that russian interference or russian influence had something to do with the outcome of this election, that's not the case. hillary clinton lost because she didn't have the right message. she didn't campaign in the battleground states, and she spiked the football in the third quarter, donald trump worked hard, he had the right message and played smart in the battleground states. and not the popular vote, at the end of the day, like it or not, he's the president of the united states that's the key here, i don't think anything the russians did with regard to their influence in this election, or interference had anything to do with the electoral college, if so, they're smarter than the clinton campaign, at the end of the day, donald trump won this election. >> that's going to be investigated. i read this quote from you, it says, "the washington post," this is the most failed first 100 days of any president. i mean, that is a prett

bill clinton used it. if you know there's information out there that is going to kick you in the teeth at some point and other people know about it, especially at a time you are fighting with the intelligence community and you know they know about it, find a venue, do an interview with a friendly media outlet. find a venue to get it out. republicans are nervous. they find out about jeff sessions and now other meetings. either this is amateur hour in the white house or they are not getting it out on their own for some other reason. >> everything we hear is different than we were told initially by the trump teachl. michael flynn, they didn't talk sanctions, they did and he lied to the vice president about it. the attorney general, i didn't meet with russians. now it turns out he did. we are learning about this new meeting at the convention with trump associates. there's something different about the reality from what we are hearing at the beginning. >> seems to be a changing story. i think what we need is fo

donald trump going after hillary clinton in a twitter barrage.t of the woods. criticizing the president's policies five months later. will the 2016 campaign ever end? which discuss with margaret hoover. and john avlon and former reagan white house jeffery lorde. tweeted about hillary clinton this week. then every week or so, he brings up the campaign. here is a reminder of what we have seen in the last few months. >> despite spending less money than the democrats and in all fairness, winning, people don't say. that we spent less money and we won. that's good, right? >> we are honored by the victory we had. 306 electoral college votes. we were not supposed to crack 220. >> bill clinton on the campaign trail. he must have had a tough night when he went home that night. called obamacare the craziest thing. >> so jeffery, i want to start with you. i'm not sure if you knew this. donald trump won the election. it's over. why is it advantageous for him to keep bringing up hillary clinton? >> john, it's never over. margaret is there and my history is as

just with clinton. just won't leave clinton. it is because of bill. they don't really like her that much. because it is because of bill. and they won't change. i think bernie sanders would have had a hard time getting those voters and might have done worse with the constituencies that are vital to democratic victory. >> but a totally different dynamic. elections don't follow the path we think they will follow. which was evidenced last year. that would have been a fun election to cover. >> yes. >> ralph? >> yes. >> so we have trump victory. first 030 days. i can't imagine that a president knows that all of you are important to him succeeding. it's been a great 30 days. he is fulfilling his promises. but it's been 30 days. what are the one or two things that must turn around in the economy and society in order to go to the american people three years from now and say look, i've done what i said i could do and we are on the right path. we are talking about a lot of issues but what's the one thing? >> i don't know. there are so many that he has on the tab

this the collective clinton unit when they speak for each other and do everything together.focus on everything and put out in the world and they are attacking president trump over and over again. the timing is very wrong on it if they're going to come out and criticize and be very thoughtful in a way that you do it in the way longer. they lost a historic election. well after a long of a certain dead and gone, you historically known as the loser who blew the biggest opportunity to a national movement which by the way is happening in america, it's happening globally. it's a response to the progressive left. across the globe, all the people you're seeing -- >> harris: having several democrats standing behind him. it was his wife who called the republicans are great enemy. the lack of civility is not owned by one party or another, it is nasty. >> geraldo: i think it all goes back to president obama's failure to stop the syrian civil war. if we had stopped the syrian civil war, if he had been aggressive there and not allowed libya to be imposed and destabilized the whole region,

with the clinton foundation? >> the russians in general are always trying to understand who the future leaders might be and what levers of influence there might be on them. >> if information does surface about the other campaigns not just hillary clinton but any other campaign you'd take that serious also if the russians were trying to infiltrate those campaigns around them. >> of course we would. >> are those standards the same for intelligence agencies? >> a broad set for promulgated standards and associated with a particular authority that you're using to collect the information in the first place. >> same thing your analyst would have same similar type of standards? >> correct, that's one of the really good things that's happening since 9/11 especially since 2004 is the adoption of a common set of trade craft provision. >> i'm a cpa. are those same standards promulgat promulgated, aail of your analysts would have a test to know the standards. >> i think they're classified. i can take that one for the record,

hillary clinton lost. and then they knew that they had all this intelligence about contacts between the trump advisers and high-ranking russians, some of them maybe russian official, some of them maybe just close to the kremlin. and they became worried, and frankly speak i became worried. i was outside of the government. i had advised hillary clinton on her campaign. and over the summer as the story

when you look at the obama history -- the obama administration and the clinton -- the clintons' involvement with russia in terms of donations that the clintons received from russian entities, the idea that they sold off tremendous amount of the uranium to the russian government -- and yet where was the concern for that? what are we doing to look into that? it was the obama administration in 2009 that talked about a reset with russia and a desire the reset relationships. hillary clinton signed off on the deal that gave a russian company one fifth of the u.s. uranium supply. where is the question being that? what did they get? there was discussion the other day about a russian officialet noing both campaigns they sought to do it. where is their certain on that campaign. the democrats are quick to point fingers yet when it comes to discussing their own collusion or questions involving their involvement with russian officials or buy offs to the russians there is no discussion there. you have got to wonder on both sides where is the parity when it comes to these kinds of investigations. margaret

let's use the same standard that jeff sessions used on bill clinton back in 1999. that was prosecute him. not just remove him from office. prosecute him and throw him in jail and give him five years of prison time and the $250,000 fine that applies. let's apply the same standard. that is his standard. >> shawn? >> i love the bed wetting and the people on the left so desperate. they haven't figured out that hillary lost the elections and the russians had nothing to do with it. >> it's not about hillary. >> i get enjoyment out of this. nobody cares except a few liberals and a few media. nobody cares! >> if bill clinton got prosecuted for lying under oath, why shouldn't jeff sessions? >> bill clinton taking advantage of a woman and lying about it. >> that's how he lost. lying under oath. >> it's okay as long as it makes liberals upset, it makes me happy. >> you said there is nothing here. >> there was a cost. the attorney general recused himself from an important area of investigation and he did it immediately. >> to the big issue. >> there is no big issue. it's about

who cares what hillary clinton thinks?and i'm over the fact of her using her sex to try to get votes or get women into think they have to vote for her for the reality is she wants to be critical of president trump and some of the rhetoric. the problem is she was a candidate devoid of a. she was a horrible candidate which is something people don't talk about enough. she ran a horrible campaign, not stepping foot in a state like wisconsin. she had more television advertising pursuing one electoral college vote in omaha, nebraska, during the closing weeks than she did in wisconsin and michigan combined which would have brought her 26 electoral votes. >> juan: the election is over. she stands as one of the leaders of the democratic party. >> greg: that's sad. >> eric: i'm not sure about that. that hillary clinton right there is much better than the candidate that we saw last year. she is more relaxed. she is more herself. it is not the things she was doing on stage. she was being so stern. this thing relax hillary clinton and

investigations of hillary clinton on the eve of the election.the idea that he somehow is unaware -- he is so unaware of the political implications of his work, what a bunch of nonsense that was. >> kirsten? >> yeah, well, look, i think a lot of democrats would definitely disagree with what he said and see that he really used a different standard. it's not just that he came out in democrats' eyes and probably disrupted the election to help donald trump win. i'm not saying that was his motive but that was the outcome as a lot of democrats believe it but then he didn't hold donald trump to the same standard. he came out and told everybody that hillary clinton was essentially under investigation without mentioning that the other candidate was also under investigation. and so this idea that he's somehow just above it all i don't think is really connected to the truth. >> at the time of the election, there was only one candidate under investigation and that was -- >> no. he had said that they had started looking at donald trump during the election. >>

hillary and bill clinton are not president of the united states. they are not the president. >> how do we know russia didn't play both sides? the continual narrative is that trump was somehow collaborating with the russians. >> then why didn't he release -- >> why didn't they release hillary's e-mails. she bleached them. >> the truth will come out at some point. but i think clearly the house is dysfunctional. nunes can't do this and i agree with kirsten, i just don't think the senate can do it either. i think you've got to have an independent commission. when the story first broke in july, it was debated, hotly debated in the white house about whether or not obama should have an investigation. they even talked about bringing in john, a rm toformer congress to do the debate. this went on and on and the president actually talked to putin a number of times and said, you know, this does not stand. we can't allow this to go on. but he decided against investigating because he thought that it would look like he was trying to interfere in the election. but

they re-enacted the trump/clinton debates with the gender roles reversed.g the overbearing republican nominee. and meet jonathan gordon the super prepared, well studied democratic nominee. they put this show on in front of a crowd packed with people who had voted for hillary clinton. people who detest donald trump. and what they watched shocked many of the people in that audience and caused many of them to say, that now they understand why donald trump won the election and why hillary clinton lost. in a minute, we are going to show you what they saw. the clinton -- excuse me the king/gordon debate right here, right after this break. will your mind be blown? stay tuned and find out. my goal was to finally get in shape. not to be focusing on my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% a

if you look back at former president clinton, they were about 31%, the clintons that year.hes at 25%. we also took a look at the romney's for another year we have information, people say, he is a wealthy guy, a wealthy businessman, like drum. in comparison for him, he paid 14.1 for you >> bill: he was a governor back then in 2005? was he not? but romney was hiding money into a run ranji or someplace. it's a joke! >> are re/max research does nom that. see manzo, the bushes were tied with trump, the clintons and the obama was for aboutints higher,d dumb i paid nothing. >> that is how the story goes, according to some. >> bill: let's get into the unbelievable conspiracy theories that donald trump made some kind of deal with the russians, so, they are blackmailing him to do whatever they want him to do. this has been put forth by all people on the left. let's listen to nancy pelosi. >> i want to know what the russians have on donald trump. i think we have to have an investigation by the fbi to financial, personal, and political connections to raksha, and we want to speak his ta

, hillary clinton tried to leave the country. either that is true or that is false. look into that. have toamerican people fast and pray and believe in the goodness of people of this country and i am tired of the snark and the smears of the neoconservatives. i want them to just go away. thank you. guest: if you believe in the goodness of this country, that includes those of us who are republican. all of these things should be looked into. i don't believe they are fleeing the country or anything like that. but if some reputable news organization learns that they can report that. of course intelligence agencies make mistakes. i'm not going to defend every person who has run an intelligence agency either. i don't believe that the fbi would go about and politicize investigations of trump. jim comey is the guy who released the letter by hillary clinton. i don't think the fbi is viewed as a hotbed of that even in the obama administration but i am not a fan of some policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on pol

you look at the obama administration and the clinton, the clintons' involvement with russia, in terms of donations that the clintons received from russian entities. the idea they sold off tremendous amount of uranium to the russian government. and yet where was the concern for that? what are we doing to look into that? it was the obama administration in 2009 that talked about a reset with russia and a desire to reset relationships. it was hillary clinton who signed off on the deal that gave a russian company one-fifth of the u.s. uranium supply. where is the questioning about that? what did they get? there was discussion the other day about a russian official noting that both campaigns they talked to. where is the concern about their efforts on the hillary clinton thing? the democrats and the democratic party and a lot of those individuals are quick to point fingers, and yet when it comes to discussing their own collusion and questions involving their involvement with the russian officials or buyoffs with the russians, there's no discussion there. so you've got to wonder on both sides