clinton has been informed.isiting vincent foster's office in the white house. >> there was evidence that documents were removed from foster's office. >> the white house counsel, bernard nussbaum, presidential aides, mrs. clinton's aides start removing documents. now, what's going on with that? >> the park police wanted to come in and search the office for his papers. >> mr. nussbaum is denying them access. >> his position was, "i'm just trying to do what any lawyer would do to protect the interest of their client." >> but what are those records? you know, are they relevant to madison? are they relevant to whitewater? what are those? >> the behavior of the president's aides would lead to years worth of unanswered questions about the nature of the documents that had been in foster's possession. but while some things were removed from the office, others seemed to suddenly appear. >> six days after mr. foster's death, a torn-up note is found in the bottom of his briefcase. >> vince foster's handwritten letter of di

the clinton foundation, the clinton global initiative. ramped up speaking fees while she was secretary of state. if this is allowed to go forward unchallenged, not investigated in a serious manner for criminal conduct, we know one thing about washington, d.c. and that is if you give political figures a way to make money in public service, it's going to be intim tated im. if we don't deal with this seriously, there's no reason why four years from now we could not have a secretary of defense who comes into office and their spouse hits the lecture circuit, sets up a family foundation, takes money from defense contractors, takes money from foreign governments and who can stop them because that's precisely what the clintons did while she was secretary of state. the president in dealing with this right now is key or it's going to change our politics fundamentally. steve: such a great answer. i couldn't agree with you more. and what strikes me about -- not just the clintons. the clintons are the worst example. some of the other politicians like

and so did president clinton. that, i thinke first of all, the countries were entitled to -- they were liberated against their will. russia ultimately to come into nato as they were prepared and wanted to. there were a lot of myths connected to this that are definitely myths. interesting, even i was .llowed to stay for that summit it was interesting to watch. putin is very smart. he spoke without notes and took notes. he was stiff as a board and unfriendly and somebody different ways. i think we did what we could given what we knew at the time. >> my question is, is there a national security rationale? pushing china to join the wto? >> when i know is that first of all, we were genuinely trying to figure out a good relationship with the chinese. the grammarof administration. they try to bring them into the system. it judged the human rights activity and may the chinese crazy. it is really like pulling up a plant. it made for a lot of problems. in order, frankly, to make the rules. abide by the not only because we w

clinton: weight.ade me look like a genius, because when the presidential race in 2000 started in 1999, i turned on the tv one night at the white house, and i saw him sitting on a bale of hay in a tent in iowa, and as far as i know, it was the first time you made that compassionate conservative speech. and i got on the phone and i said, you guys better pay attention to this. he can beat you. there is a big tension against giving any party three terms in a row in the white house. and what he said to people who could go either way is compassionate conservative. i will give you the same thing clinton did, but i will do it with a smaller government and a bigger tax cut. wouldn't you like that? [laughter] mr. clinton: and i said, and as we know, starting with me, we democrats are not as good at bumper stickers. and it was brilliant. and i thought, they are going to underestimate this guy. i also saw him beat ann richard who had been a friend of mine for 20 years, and she had a 60% approval rating and he won

what the clintons did is not just about the clinton foundation. these ramped up speaking fees while she was secretary of state. if thised is allowed to go forwd unchallenged, not investigated in a serious matter for criminal conduct. ific you give political figuresa way to make money in public service, it will be imitated. so what the clintons have done will be the wave of the future. if we don't deal with this seriously there is no reason why four years from now we won't have a secretary of defense who sets up a family foundation and takes money from defense contractors and foreign governments and who can stop them because that's what the clintons did when she was secretary of state. dealing with this is key or it will a change politics fundamentally. steve: the clintons are the worst example. they have a sense of entitlement, they, are entitled to behave in this way. that's what we have to deal with as well. >> they feel entitled. we have to be more sophisticated int the way in which what he track in washington, d.c. there are issues that are di

hillary clinton's. >> mrs.imary partner who worked on it, but she worked on a very important memo that was used to deceive federal bank examiners. >> the records were missing, and we viewed that as extraordinarily odd. >> special prosecutor robert fiske issued the first subpoena for the rose law firm records early in 1994. >> we issued that subpoena, i think, in, probably, february, right -- one of the first things we did. and by the time i left, in august, we had not received the records. >> the independent counsel had hit a dead end in this part of the madison guaranty investigation. >> the clintons had been subpoenaed for those records by fiske. and then we reissued a subpoena -- "produce all records you have relating to rose law firm, madison guaranty," et cetera. >> the records were lost for good...or so it was thought. >> on january 5th of '96, david kendall, the lawyer for the clintons, calls our washington office and said, "oh, we have found some records." >> suddenly, the records had reappeared. but wh

but bill clinton one.t's a major victory in '92 because bush 41 wasn't that unpopular, but there was something about bill clinton that was special and that people wanted to bet all of america's fortunes on his number. >> i, william jefferson clinton -- >> people were very excited about his inauguration. there was a feeling of new era in american politics. but we were also a divided country. well, i think the great thing about bill clinton's presidency and why i rank him very high in american presidents is a 1993-2001, he did a miracle. he balanced the budget and created a national surplus. he stayed out of major wars. he eventually did all the right things in places like bosnia, haiti, the hotspots around the globe. he ended up being a change agent the country was looking for. >> okay, one piece of housekeeping that i have to do. georgetown university is committed to standards promoting speech and expression that foster the exchange of ideas and opinions. while it is recognized that not everyone may share

hillary clinton is under investigation. the department of justice is now reopened the investigation into clinton's email server. john solomon reporting that the fbi is opening a brand-new investigation on the clinton foundation, specifically the fbi is seeking to determine whether or not pay for play occurred while hillary clinton was serving as your secretary of state and this is massive breaking news. we'll have more withdrawn solomon and sara carter exclusively. also tonight, your economy is booming, setting records by the day, but your mainstream media has a sick, twisted obsession with just hating the president. they don't bother telling you. these sycophants in the media, they try to manufacture a crisis after crisis and outdo each other, as i told you last night, it is respectable, and it's my journalism in america is dead. tonight, a "hannity" history lesson about your media. you are going to want to record this and show your friends. we'll cover all of this intimates breaking news opening monologue. ♪ we start toni

look at the clinton years. we had the monica lewinsky scandal -- >> this is not typical chaos. >> we've seen it before. >> no we have not seen anything like this before. i think it's fair to say we have never seen anything like this. i'll let you guys in. >> i wanted to make a point. one of the big issues for trump is that he is surrounded by a bunch of mercenaries. if he's all of these negative things, why are these people working for him? they're all mercenaries. these are people advancing their oeb own agenda. they have been leaking from day one from the campaign into the white house, they've been leaking every single day. all of this stuff we know, all of these leaks are coming from inside the white house. these are not coming from outside sources. so, when you're surrounded by messaries -- i worked in the do governor's office, but these people want somebody they can take advantage of. >> go ahead. >> for as much as the president and the white house like to bash the -- what they would call the fake news med

matt has been) with former president clinton since kindergarten and served as president clinton whiteouse chief of staff from 1993-1994. while in that rolen he enact a reduction package, the rhythmic and free-trade agreement, family and medical leave law and the welfare reform legislation that enabled more than 6.8 million people to move from welfare to work. as counselor to president clinton advised him on a host of international issues. he is currently chairman of the [inaudible] company, and finally, tutti will be our moderator for this discussion. she's a professor and former dean of the mccord school of policy which is renowned health policy expert conducting research for brookings and currently in the urban institute. she served as possible deputy assistant secretary for planning and evaluation at the department of health and human services and former president clinton's first term. today we usually tell you to turn your phones off for today's a little different and will be encouraging you to engage on social media with a # clinton 25 without further do, please help me welcome o

because i don't care about hillary clinton.linton is not. >> sean: you care about the law. you care about equal justice. >> i care about the president succeeding and uniting the country. >> sean: he is not going to do it. >> we have big issues. >> sean: dr. gorka? >> every american, geraldo included, should care if federal law enforcement officers are breaking the law. when hillary clinton was interviewed, her co-suspect was allowed to act as her counsel. and the fbi, not hillary, the fbi destroyed the laptops that were central to that investigation. geraldo, you should care about that because that means we have got bad cops. >> i care about the future not the past. >> what if the crime was mitted against your daughter 10 years ago, would you care about that person. >> if you show me one victim from that whole email bologna, then i will agree. >> sean: america's national security. >> america. >> sean: foreign agents picked up on it, geraldo. >> like what, a cia document that says that? oh, boy. >> sean: we have to leave it ther

today we encourage you to engage in social media with the #, clinton 25. entrÉe # clinton 25.[applause] thank you catherine. good afternoon it's a pleasure to be with all of you this afternoon. there are many who have been here all day. we've had two fabulous panels. he said were supposed to tie a bow on it all. so will tie that but because rest to talk about the president's vision of leadership in public service. that applies throughout the administration and beyond. and we know the president's commitment to leadership did not start with the white house. i thought we'll start with you. we know before bill clinton entered the white house he was governor of arkansas and the leader among the nations governor. he took that experience with him when he entered the white house from arkansas. >> see your with him clearly from the beginning. i don't know what he ran for in kindergarten but i'm sure there something. what can you tell us about the goals and expectations that president clinton brought to his new job. >> first wall street to be here on the georgetown campus on this 25 yea

clinton foundation. we know that that actual investigation was never thorough ly shutdown. it never officially closed, so this is very important and there are a lot of senior fbi agents a lot of people not just in little rock but in new york, and in florida and in other places where they have been investigat ing the clinton foundation who are breathing a breath of fresh air right now and are really taking heart to what's going on in little rock and i'm sure there's a lot more information coming out in the next few months. liz: judge there's that and then according to federal tax filings look at this, donations to the clinton foundation plunged dramatically after hillary lost the election. contributions fell by 42% to 63 million in 2016 and judge, donations had already dropped they dropped dramatically 37% in 2015 when pay to play allegations started to surface. >> well none of these people want to get wrapped up in a situation where they've been indicted for taking an improper tax break and in return for

his name was bill clinton. president clinton: we have to go beyond those competing ideas. >> i sat there with the new covenant speech he delivered and i was amazed. president clinton: i believe that the only way we can hold this country together with a new covenant. >> there was a hunger for some sort of change. that did not get picked up by that political class but i think bill clinton picked up on it. >> governor clinton at the time had an energy, a hope that things could be better. said,y had t-shirts that princeton had wilson, harvard had jfk and fdr, but clinton had georgetown. that was how we felt. >> because he was a son of georgetown,y was -- it owned him. >> the idea that he could be elected president was pretty exciting and i had people interested in it regardless where they were on the ideological spectrum. you saw a lot more involvement in the 1992 campaign as a result. >> good evening. a big way -- >> welcome to the beginning of the coverage. was antion night of 1992 important night that really cha

what was this clinton foundation, what was this clinton foundation global initiative? and why so many intersections between the state department and contribution to the foundation. a lot of questions remain unanswered. if you watched this show, you know how angry i am about the state department's approval of the sale of 20% of our uranium to a russian company. uranium is essential to make molly-99 used for nuclear imaging that we now buy from other countries. the department of energy won't put money in their budget to allow for the creation of molly-99 that mills of americans like me or others that have cancer or other health issues need to get better. the clintons gave half a million dollars speaking fee to bill and $30 million which of course the clintons didn't disclose. for those of you who sit there and say well with it was the committee on foreign investments in the united states cfius that approved the sale to the russian company of our american uranium. i have got news for you. the state department is the big dog in this decision and 7 of the 9 cfius members ar

now clinton's campaign manager is coming forward -- patti solis doyle -- who urged hillary clinton herselfider. she's now speaking out. >> a young woman complained about burns strider -- >> jess o'connell. >> now the ceo of the dnc, against burns strider who she reported to. the incident was brought to my attention. i did my due diligence, interviewed the parties involved, looked at the evidence, looked at e-mails he sent, other documents. i came to the conclusion that there was sexual harassment involved, that the young woman was very credible. my recommendation to the senator was to fire him. i was over ruled. >> you weren't the only one who believed this was the right avenue to take. >> correct -- well, you know, there were a few people involved in the investigation, so to speak. people involved in it believed he should not be working in our campaign. >> so she over ruled you personally? >> i was overruled, yes. >> ultimately strider didn't even go to the counseling that was a part of his -- docked pay, pay commensurate with a demotion, has to go to kouns counseling and he didn't go to

all is this before hillary clinton's interview. that happened on the 4th of july weekend, three days later. after lynch's statement, she's going to step back and let the fbi decide and she'll go along with what they decide after meeting bill clinton on the tarmac and strzok writes timing looks like hell talking about lynch and clinton on the tarmac. page adds, yeah, awful timing. since she knows who charges will be brought. no decision was made and four days later hilary's interview and later comey's press conference and lays out his case hilary should be indict and have strzok and lynch and mccabe and comey knowing clinton will never get charged and the obama administration put the fix in. the corruption here -- if you're a "new york times" writer is unprecedented. you should be covering a real story. when you put it together here's what it all means. you have hillary clinton, we now know fixed the primary against bernie sanders or i'll use donna brazile's word, put the fix in, that allowed clinton stay in the presidential race an

ahead consistently. >> clinton leading in florida, north carolina, clinton leading in ohio, clintoneading in nevada. i could go on and on and on. >> but some state polls were way off. and those bad polls were in key states in the electoral college. >> and the wall comes tumbling down. this is the blue wall that hillary clinton had talked about. >> in the last two elections, barack obama swept key states in the midwest. so it was assumed hillary clinton would win there, too. wrong. >> when clinton had trouble leading in polls in ohio, that should have been a sign that there's something different about her coalition versus obama's coalition. >> clinton was counting on a surge of women and minorities at the polls. but the only surge in the midwest was among white voters without college degrees. >> whoo! >> it used to be that college-educated white people voted republican and working-class white people voted democratic. >> so the social class profile of the two parties has flipped. >> it's completely flipped. yeah. >> we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> trump's m

clinton was fed information from cnn. you just stated a fact that they were fed information on the news media. i wrote my book, "secrets of the secret service," to get the truth out, that the secret service has been compromised and one of the ways it's been compromised is by the clinton and former clinton administration. >> sandra: that you say is posing a serious threat, scott serious danger to the current president? >> absolutely to the president and two other -- who in their right mind thinks that during the campaign that riding around in that van we saw her writing around it is a secure mode of transportation? that van is set up for a certain reason. if that's not what the secret service moves people around in. it's not armored correctly and it cannot ram vehicles out of the way. she is risking those agent's life and her own life. she has turned the secret service basically -- >> sandra: give some more specific examples as to how they completely, as you put it in your book, changed the quality and significantly lower

you have the clinton-loretta lynch car pack meeting. clinton machinations.inst donald trump. had you andrew mccabe whose wife had just gotten a top of money from hillary clinton's krohny. what evidence do you need? i don't know if clinton or abedin should be indicted or even prosecuted at the end. >> sean: how do you not get indicted these are felonies. >> we need an honest investigation. we haven't had that yet. jeff session or whoever is involved in the justice department needs to step in. >> sean: do your job. the president should order them to do an honest investigation. >> sean: we need like six special counsels, it's all unfolding. thank you both. happy new year to both of you. we appreciate it. >> happy new year. >> sean: when we come back, you are thought going to believe what a fake news network, one of them, they help people that love pot light their pot and their bongs on new year's eve. i'm not making it up. and we have the videotape next. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> sean: the video of the day tonight. a news network featured an usual way to ring in the new year

january 7th, hillary clinton. another january 7th hillary clinton. january 6th hillary clinton.anuary 5th hillary clinton. january 2nd hillary clinton. that's just january. also, it is worth noting that president trump is not the only person in the white house talking about hillary clinton. yes, nobody has a staff. >> you don't get out there and talk to the people like we do, respectfully. hillary clinton didn't respectfully. i work here. hillary clinton doesn't. >> wait, was that kellyanne conway talking about hillary clinton despite kellyanne conway saying nobody talks about hillary clinton? so, when you hear the claim that nobody in the white house talks about hillary clinton, who on earth could possibly say that's true? maybe, well, nobody. joining me now, national political reporter for real clear politics, cnn political commenter and michael sheer, a cnn political analyst. we'll get to hillary clinton in just a moment but first i want to focus on the breaking news if i can from this morning. the president's statement about the fisa act suggesting that this is the act that

over pay to play allegations at the clinton foundation.e've known that for years. what's the deal? we'll pick up the renewed effort to root out the corrupt clintons next >>> and later, ann ann coulter s us to take up the latest battle over immigration, border security and yes, the wall. those are prototypes of the wall. pick your favorite. we're going to give prizes. stay with us. we'll be right back. i'm a retired school psychologist and helping people was my thing. after my stroke, when meals on wheels started, i was on the other end of the stick, so to speak, and i appreciated it very much, the attention that was given to me. my name is julius gaines. creative writer, poet, photographer. america, let's do lunch. narrator: drop off a hot meal and say hello. volunteer by donating your lunch break at americaletsdolunch.org. lou: joining us tonight, matt slap, chairman of the american conservative union, great american. good to have you with us. happy new year. and what in the world -- did steve bannon just do the president a great service

and clinton and the dnc. then they try to influence the election with a bought and paid for, 12 million dollar russia dossier full of russian lies and propaganda. the obama administration, they took the dossier, they weaponized the powerful tools of surveillance and then used the phony dossier to get a warrant to target members of the trump campaign. later the incoming president. if this is not watergate on steroids and every person involved not investigated and not prosecuted to the full extent of the law, we have shredded our constitution. you have powerful obama administration officials in the fbi and doj trying to stop the american people. we can never let this happen again. the only way to do that is make sure we get every fact and every bit of truth and expose it to the american people. those people that committed crimes need to go to jail. the key players need to be exposed. this is what republicans are trying to do. they fight to release the memo. some of them. you've been helping in the audience. wha

over pay to play allegations at the clinton foundation. you're like me. you're thinking yeah, we've known that for years. what's the deal? we'll pick up the renewed effort to root out the corrupt clintons next >>> and later, ann ann coulter s us to take up the latest battle over immigration, border security and yes, the wall. those are prototypes of the wall. pick your favorite. we're going to give prizes. stay with us. we'll be right back. smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. every truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. start your year off strong a new chevy truck. get a total value of

clinton destroyed evidence and they didn't investigate. instead of coming clean and admitting what she was doing, hillary clinton gave excuse after excuse for using a unsecured e-mail server in a mom and pop shop bathroom closet. five foreign intelligent agencies got access to this, look. >> when the laws and regulations in effects when i was secretary of state allowed me to use my e-mail for work. that's undisputed. it was clearly not the best choice. i take responsibility for that decision. i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and personal e-mails instead of two. >> iphone or android. [laughing] >> iphone. [cheers and applause] >> okay. in full disclosure. >> blackberry. >> and a blackberry. i have a, you know ipad mini. ipad, iphone and blackberry >> did you wipe it? >> with a cloth or something? no. >> by the way you may of seen i launched a snapchat account. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> really you are joking about it. she broke the law. we snow sh snow know she didn'tf classifi

clinton fix the primary against bernie.trzok, comey, and apparently loretta lynch exonerated hillary without ever interviewing here or the key people in that whole email server scandal. the fix was in, it was rigged. clinton and the dnc tried to influence the general, they bought and paid for russian lies before an t election and the fix was in there and the obama administration weaponized the powerful tools of information to target the trump campaign. the fix was in, strzok and his mistress talk about an insurance policy, the fix was in. far worse than watergate, massive abuse of power and you are witnessing one of the biggest scandals in american history with a cover up to boot. key players, strzok, page, bruce ohr, need to be fired and investigated. loretta lynch, needs to be investigated. i'm not talking about rank-and-file members of the fbi, i'm talking specifically about abuses committed by their very top officials in the deep state and the fbi and the department of justice and of robertob mueller, if you are watchin

the clintons now are dead dynasty politically.ou are seeing that in the democratic response. >> jillian: there is nobody coming to the clintons defense really. even those were are making about the politics. look forward here, talk with former deputy attorney general who said often times at the fbi and justice department you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. you know things were done wrong, at the same time if you open an investigation you will be accused of playing politics. does that mean the u.s. attorneys running this out of arkansas have to come up with something to prove it was not politics? >> i'm not sure about that. i think there is certain pressure on them to find something. what's weird about the position on this, he was suggesting there is corruption that hillary should be imprisoned. after the campaign there is a moment where he said i will give her a break. then things heated up and he went back on the attack on her. >> if you think about the campaign then it moves through the people in the crowd were chant

>> the clinton emails were compromised and may need to be neredone.e quicken-lunch tarmac meeting, comey's machinations, peter strzok, pro hillary, auntie donald trump, there at every major decision, you had andrew mccabe, whose wife had just gotten a a ton of money -- >> sean: hold on. >> what evidence do you need? i don't know if they should be prosecuted at the end, but -- >> sean: w these are felonies. >> we needed an honest investigation jeff sessions, or whoeverde is involved needs to step up. if they don't, the president should order them to do an honestve investigation. >> sean: we need, like a mystic special counsel's. it's all unfolding. n thank you both, happy new year. we appreciate it. when we come back, you're not going to believe what a fake news network, one of them, they help people that love pot lights their pot and their prongs on new year's eve. i'm not making it up. and we had the videotape. next. ♪ you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to t

clinton fraction of what mrs. clinton has done.nvestigation 101 is when you say i don't recall, 39 times and wondered interview, you pause and you pull out her nondisclosure agreement that she signed and you show it to her and say now, does this refresh your recollection? let's move forward to the questions. how can you say you don't recall? recall? none of this was done. it wasn't several instances a sham investigation and its critical, now a fresh set of eyes can look at it and all this documentary evidence that we produced is in the public record for there to be a legitimate fresh look. >> shannon: i just want to quickly note the chairman of the senate judiciary committee sent out another letter this week saying he wants an investigation into james comey's disclosure of the memos that led to the reporting in "the new york times" ." he said this asking the doj and the fbi, have you initiated an investigation into whether mr. comey properly disclose classified information by providing the miranda to professor richardson. if so, wh

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people who hate hillary clinton have said that. os stensbli he was fired by donald trump because of that. obviously that's not have believable but we had to live with that and obviously what he did in october kind of doubled down on that. i'm not sure if that covers -- >> i'd probably answered someo questions so thank you. >> i'm not used to having an hour. i go on fox on msnbc and you have two minutes. >> hello. i'm abby chase from quinnipiac university in hamdan, connecticut, and you were obviously tasked with portraying donald trump in the mock debates with hillary to practice for the televised debate. >> yes. >> in what ways have you seen the change between the candidate donald trump and the president donald trump and what are the implication of any changes you've seen, if any? >> i've seen none. i think the only changes have been the effect. i did play donald trump -- you know, there were three general election debates between the candidates and it's a big deal. it's really one of the few times you see candidates together. sec

obama was if bill clinton was loud, she passionate.s if hillary clinton was loud, she was grating. i don't know what style campaigning will work. it is possible to style campaigning is not only problematic for the hillary clinton's of the world, but for everyone. he steamrolled through the entire republican party. -- sometimes i say this is a bad analogy, but jack kennedy was more of a politician bobbyeople realize and kennedy was more of a substance person than people realize and i think that goes for bill and hillary clinton. the notion that he is the smart politician of the family. she understands people. she understands what is going on. i don't know how many of you have met her, the single thing -- the two things you hear most after people meet her is she is nothing what you thought, which is what i thought when i interviewed with her. and she is much more beautiful in person than on tv. she always said that is not a compliment. [laughter] i don't know. i don't know if elizabeth warren runs, whether her passion is considered passion or a woman being louder than they should. >>

clinton is here on why clinton hasn't apologized.lagher with the back story. >> during the 2008 campaign, hillary clinton advisor was strider. he would send mrs. clinton scripture readers. he was accused of sexually harassing a young woman. he was married and she claimed he rubbed her shoulders and sent a string of suggestive emails. her complaint got the attention of the campaign manager patty doyle. >> i interviewed all of the parties involved. i looked at the evidence and emails he sent and other documents and came to the conclusion that there was sexual harassment involved. the young woman was very credible. >> doyle recommended he be fired but hillary clinton refused. nine years later hillary clinton tweeted quote: the campaign allowed him to continue in his role and reassigning the young woman. the reason it's going public is the former clinton associates were unwilling to talk about the event until the me too movement compelled them to speak to the "new york times." the 2016 clinton campaign was cited as an inspiration for the

clinton. >> now she says she may have had dirt about alleged donations to the clinton campaign. >> nataliaovided certain documents to the russian attorney general. >> and pam joins us with more. >> when we put all the threats together over this past year, it's easy to lose track of it. it covers the trump tower mee meeting, the dossier. we followed the money and we also looked at all the president's men, all the people who in a sense have been caught up in this web in the russia probe and we also examine the firing of james comey because it's really fascinating. it just happened so abruptly, came out of nowhere and so many questions have been raised about the president's motivations and that firing and robert mueller looks at it in the justice probe. so we just spoke with what we actually know and brings it all together so you can tie all the pieces together, anderson. >> you've been covering the story for a year now. did you learn anything new working on the report? >> i actually did. i've been covering it along with my colleagues, we have a team here that's been covering the russian prob

bill clinton it was failure of healthcare and thebudget deal. with barack obama it was obamacare, with george bush it was iraq. i don't know, and this is the question you're asking in the whether just sheer hatred in the democratic party for this man is the equivalent of republicans getting worked up about obamacare or bill clinton or democrats in iraq. i think it is. but on the flipside you have people saying, including the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, that's not our message. stop saying impeach. you literally have people like tom stier who is very wealthy . i don't know his background exactly, but he is very wealthy and he was a big, he was involved in politics for environmental policy. himselfas taken it upon for this group, need to impeach, and is focused on it. i, for one, i agree with that. i think the man has met the threshold and that's all that's important. i don't know. i think if it were held tomorrow it would be a bloodbath. the biggest indicator to me of that which i have noticed, is how many republicans are not running. not

officials advance damage control time over diplomatic revelations and alleges they colluded with hillary clinton. migron german m.p.'s an investigation after a twitter post is blamed for inciting muslims. live from moscow every hour of the day this is r.t. international my name's you know neil welcome to the program. enters the sixth consecutive day of on wrist twenty one people are now thought to have died in clashes in the country on monday night nine people were killed six during an attack on a police station this is footage from but it's really a media reported that the protesters were trying to steal weapons from the site in the last three days alone there have reportedly been more than four hundred fifty arrests across the car on tuesday iran's supreme leader spoke out for the first time since the rest because here. is foreign powers are for mentoring the tribal. point is a new order so the enemy is waiting for an opportunity for a crack it can infiltrate if you look at the recent days incidents all those who are at odds with the islamic republic have utilized various means including money

that means clinton would not face charges. they were putting the fix in.he fix was in at the evidence was overwhelming. it's not all. strzok and page discussed and addressed release tax, they were talking about appointing a special counsel to do the clinton probe because they don't want to be blamed if they go after her because it may come back to bite them. on march 18th, strzok writes... senator grassley says that is patrick fitzgerald, from the valerie plame affair. [reading texts] it doesn't end there. this is insane. i may 30th, 2016, page says to strzok... we assume that is andrew mccabe. the deputy fbi director. i know this is a lot to absorb. this is what it all means. strzok, who played a key and central and pivotal role in the entire clinton email investigation, which includes overseeing fbi interviews with hillary and her top aides and page, the top legal counselor for andrew mccabe, the deputy fbi guy, they both thought four months a special counsel should have been appointed. they didn't want her being mad at them. if strzok and page thought t

and clinton campaign. he says it's about a perceived double standard when the trump associates were prosecuted for lying to the f.b.i. the same standard should apply to others in politics. tonight a senior senate democrat called it par this is a complete list. we learned that paul manafort, kind of sleazy in the business dealings. mike flynn probably should have had a lawyer when talking to the f.b.i. trump agreed we should change russia policy and they called the diplomats. we learned russia bought $100,000 in facebook ad and r.t. funded in part by the putin government. i knew all of that before. where is the collusion part that justified this whole exercise? >> that is the part that mueller is still looking at. i don't know why looking at this is a crazy long time. look at white water. ken starr took over for years to get that done. look at benghazi. eight committees. >> tucker: is the whitewater investigation a model you want to see replicated? >> i think robert mueller was picked for the job because hi

and the clinton foundation in 2015.ou can't get a bigger conflict of interest. nothing from the media. we have mueller's top prosecutor. the expert andrew weissmann, the professional he is. he let the extremely controversial obstruction of justice case against arthur andersen accounting as part ofco the enron scandal. he destroyed the company, cost tens of thousands of people their jobs and was overturned in the u.s. supreme court in '05 9-0. that's a great guy to put on your team. he also sent four merrill lynch executives to jail. o their convictions were also overturned. that case by the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals. does the media not care about any of this? if it was a bunch of republican donors giving donations to trump, investigating hillary clinton, don't you think it would be the biggest story ever? really? next, of course, you have the demoted doj official bruce ohr, his wife nellie. bruce ohr meets with members of fusion gps before and after the 2016 election and his wife, nellie ohr worked for the fir

in early may before they ever interviewed hillary clinton.hey're writing an exoneration before an investigation. remember, if he is the guy that interviewed hilary and general flynn. that year james comey and other fbi officials started drafting the exoneration months before interviewing clinton and 17 other key witnesses. ever hear of that before? now what we're developing say fact pattern showing a massive cover-up and obstruction of justice case. in february, strzok and page were worried about upholding the rule of law and conduct real investigation against clinton because they didn't want her mad at them and then strzok, comey and company changed the language from the legal standard of gross information to extreme carelessness. play not sound like a big difference but legally it's a huge difference though it means the same thing. that means clinton would not face charges. they were putting the fix in. the fix was in and the evidence now is overwhelming and that's not all. strzok and page discuss in the just-released text appointing a spec