you know, a prince went to the clinton foundation to try to get access to hillary clinton. when he couldn't get to her via the state department. you look at things like the "international business times" reporting that arms sales increased to going to foundatioi donors. -- increased to clinton foundation donors.u? how does none of this concern you? >> lisa, what you and corey and i both know, a three of us now, is if there was an inch of wrongdoing by the clintons, it would have been headlined, front and center, all the way throughu every news outlet -- >> lisa: but the doj is looking into it. >> the investigation would have been the top front and center of his network and every other right-wing network you can imagine. o you and i both know that. is no there there. i think we are going to find this out. this is the last straw by the republicans will make their way through the majority and they try to raise an issue where there is no issue. >> lisa: corey, we don't know that yet, do we? the doj is looking into this. we -- >> they would have settled it by now. >> lisa: they

comey and clinton are being prosecuted. this comes as president trump submitted his written llanswers robert mueller as the special counsel investigation appears t be winding down. tining us now with reaction from the health, fox news contributor shara carter and civil rights and criminal defense attorney, good evening, all. david, i will start with you. you're the attorney here. as i understand it, you think that the written answers by the president was not a good idea. i have had to join it in that. but the president and his attorneys made the decision tha he should do that. the special counsel, mohler is not limited to russia under the as it relates to the special counsel investigation. is it everything at play here i terms of perjury and everything else he wants to look at? f >> absolutely. that's why i fundamentally tt disagree with the idea of submitting even written answers to the questions. under section six under . 4 of the special council regulation brand-new crimes are lreated simply by the appointment of the spe

republicans didn't care about hillary clinton's e-mails.ey wanted to persecute her, chanting lock her up, lock her up. it was good and red meat for the base. they didn't care. now you have ivanka doing the same thing and we're going to hear complete silence. she's a high ranking -- although his daughter, a high ranking official who has a security clearance. if we're going to have an fbi investigation for hillary clinton, we need an investigation for ivanka trump. i think the saying is what's good for the goose is good for the gander. i am tired of the hypocrisy. the american people are tired of the hypocrisy. we're going to chant lock her up and investigate her from here until the cows come home or we just say that we were hypocritical and hillary clinton's matter was not that serious. >> i hope nobody chants that. it showed a disrespect for the process. what about the hypocrisy here? >> to sort of ignore the obvious differences here is, i think, a little hypocritical. hillary clinton went out and established her own server in full knowledg

in the case of hillary clinton, it was related to uranium one, more specifically donations to the clinton family foundation. as evidence of sort of self-dealing and corruption while she was at the state department. there's never been any evidence that donations to her family's foundation had any u.s. approval of that deal. but that and then i think a relook at the e-mail issue with her private e-mail server or what he had in mind with her. >> the other really explosive note in your article, and once again, really terrific reporting, is that the president is now deeply disappointed in the fbi director, christopher wray, whom he nominated, whom he appointed to be the fbi director. >> he has complained about chris wray on and off for quite some time. almost since he was nominated. first he wasn't moving fast enough to rid the fbi top ranks of, you know, trump detractors. then it was related to hillary clinton and comey. you know, he has had all sorts of complaints about officials at the justice department. chris wray had very -- a very narrow honeymoon before he started incurring trump's fru

i don't think it rises to the level of hillary clinton.ivanka did, i'm disappointed that she did it. i'm sure she feels very bad about having done that. it was careless. it was not a good thing to do. it doesn't rise to the level of what mrs. clinton did. >> the problem is, none of it -- >> should there be an investigation? >> do you think there should be an investigation or no? >> unless there's some evidence here that she was dealing with a lot of information as mrs. clinton was of a sensitive nature and that was part of the discussion, again, from what the articles i read is that the majority of the discussions were about scheduling and her children and family and things like that, which i know that's what hillary clinton said, but it didn't turn out to be that way. >> it turned out to be closer than that than what you were making of it. that's the problem. put it all out there. i don't care about what these guys are using -- if you get caught, you got a problem. if you get caught by somebody else, not the u.s. government, but they catc

that was ultimately what tripped up clinton. and what the democrats could do now in the house, now that they're in power, is they could go back to the same person in the intelligence community, this inspector general, and say, hey, can you guys just take a look at these e-mails and see if there's anything classified and that is what got the ball rolling on the fbi investigation. and i find it hard to believe that the democrats wouldn't try and do that here because they would say, oh, look, you know, who knows what is classified. and the thing that we learned from clinton's e-mails is that there's a lot of things that can easily be classified. they found an enormous amount of classified information. so who knows what is in ivanka's e-mails, but the intelligence community often can find something that's classified. >> well, and, you know, sam stein, hillary clinton was secretary of state, but -- >> a little different. >> but ivanka trump has a much closer relationship, personal and professional, with the president of the united st

clinton's, then candidate clinton -- candidate trump's rallies in 2016, he said, and i'm quoting from one of them, i will ask to appoint a special prosecutor. we have to investigate hillary clinton. and we have to investigate the investigation. all right, those are his words. he's talking about clinton, talking about comey. this has come to the fact where po lit i fact has actually did a story, saying campaign promises stalled. it included this in it. the "new york times" has a bombshell that he ordered this when he's been talking about it going back to his candidacy. and is it a crime to propose something and proposal goes nowhere and then there is no tangible action carried out. there are checks and balances. if it never comes to fruition how is that a crime or bombshell? from the media perspective, it's not remotely shocking. when the american people are numb by it. you scream constitutional crisis, authoritarian dictator, worse than watergate, impeachable offense, people start tuning out. the hyperbole is lost. you can't repeat it. >> and sarah carter, you know, the claim that you

they're not just focused on hillary clinton and jim comey.ve a whole department to execute as well. this kind of distraction and this kind of unqualified individual at the helm, it is really an incredibly troubling situation. >> how do you think, phil mudd, officials at the justice department will react to all of this? >> believe it or not, wolf, it is 48 hours before thanksgiving day and i'm giving thanks. it is a rare moment, run the videotape, where i'm thankful. look, the president squeezed the former attorney general jeff sessions to step away from the sessions' recusal on russia. sessions stood up with a backbone and said, mr. president, no. the president pressed the former fbi director james comey before comey was fired, please step away from the flynn investigation, the investigation into the former national security adviser, general flynn. the former fbi director said no. the president is now apparently pressing this -- or has pressed this fbi director to begin some investigations, and this fbi director would appropriately say no. wo

a lot of criticism for both bill and hillary clinton clinton. the gate was the elephant in the room that was addressed. people wondering if this was a tee up for hillary clinton going for 2020. here's how she responded don. >> you're on a 138 oil city tour. the two of you, president clinton. madame secretary. is that because you guys just want to hang out together? or is it because you're testing the waters for a run at being president of the united states? >> well, actually, frank, i'm thinking about standing for parliament here. >> don, it was notable that just over the midterms neither one of the clintons was called really to participate and campaign for a lot of the democrats who were trying to paint a fresh face for the party and are hoping that the clintons take a back seat. so there is kind of this struggle seeing them re-emerge now and what that means. both clintons really stressed a real emphasis, criticizing the trump administration for pulling out of the agreements, the iran be nuclear deal, the paris, a great deal of frustration. als

or investigate various matters relating to clinton, including the clinton foundation, including her alleged ties to a russian nuclear agency that has not been proven, that whenever doj officials would come over, they knew they had to be prepared with a response to tell the president to appease him that doj was looking into the matter and according to "the new york times," it wasn't just hillary clinton, erin. the president also asked don mcgahn, then white house counsel, who has now left, for doj to prosecute james comey. to look into that. in fact, according to the "times," don mcgahn pushed back and even had a team of white house lawyers draw up a memo saying it would be improper and would cross the line and there would be severe consequences for the president to ask his doj to do that. of course, erin, there were supposed to be independence between the white house and doj, although they're both under the executive branch. for this kind of reason to prevent a president from ordering investigations, erin. >> all right. thank you very much, pamela. >>> i want to go now to the former

i was a supporter of clinton. bad jobthink he did as president, but i really feel sorry for the -- for monica lewinsky in this day and age of me to add times up. we went through the blase ford sey-fordh -- bla kavanaugh hearings and i feel it is putting monica lewinsky who nowadays we call 22-year-olds babies. back then, she was an adult. believe me, i can picture her being starry eyed over the president of the united states being thrilled by her and i find some female callers are so heartless. women are supposed to stick together. i don't find that at all and it is a shame. host: this from the hill last week. brzezinski mika saying monica lewinsky deserved more sympathy from the media and the american public after her affair. in an interview with blair foster, the director of that a&e brzezinskiinski -- said she could not imagine how monica managed to the backlash. i am sort of trying to think back to the women in the white house at the time and why wasn't there more sympathy? even i think from hillary clinton. i

starting with hillary clinton. obviously, monica lewinsky and a lot of pain and tumult and turmoil for the country. the fascination stems from basically our society's infatuation and obsession with celebrity and the president of the united states. you've got this dramatic romantsic affair. so i think the sort of nature of that is something that has drawn in a lot of attention over the years and the 20th anniversary coming up, this documentary coming up has resparked some interest in that. >> there's another woman who also is at the center of this story. and that is linda tripp, someone who monica lewinsky decided to confide in and, obviously, that had consequences, not just for her, for bill clinton, for hillary clinton, but also historical implications as you know. but there she is. i think at the time she was 23 or 24 years old. she's in a room with fbi agents who have now been contacted by linda tripp. and she has to decide whether or not to tell them what happened. i want to play part of that interview again. >

so why would you push for engagement with clinton? host: with gotcha question. -- we have got your question. guest: what i did not do, which was what the statue it required me -- required me to do. the statuette that required me to pass, required me to report to the house of representatives with any substantial and credible information came to the independent counsel's attention. so i simply obeyed the statute. the investigation itself, and i think this is not understood by the american people and i lay it out in my book. my memoir called contempt. that part of the investigation, as with other parts was authorized by bill clinton's attorney general. she reviewed the evidence we had of possible perjury and other ,rimes, and she then decided the attorney general, that she needed to go to a three-judge court and say this has to be investigated. turn a blind to the possibility of the president of the united states committing crimes. duty, and i had a duty to do as well. will saynal thing i with, in respect to impeachment, what i said in m

she will be a radical hillary clinton again. it didn't work out for bill clinton in 1994, dated?he runs, even democrats, sean, will chant "lock her up, lock her up." what's her slogan going to be, still crooked? >> sean: is still crooked hillary. >> she has high negative, her husband lost his fastball. but the donors are getting alligator arms and she's got that losing standstill. the media is in love with beto o'rourke and i don't see where she's going here at all. >> jessica, if that's who -- tell me who you think. your top three or four people that would be able to challenge chump trump and do well. >> might dream ticket is kamala harris. that sounds like a nightmare, and i think al franken would have been if he hadn't been pushed out of the senate. some of these new faces are exciting and i think there is an argument to be made for someone someone -- some gubernatorial experience, it may be john hickenlooper. i know you guys are getting excited just hearing about all this. >> what about pocahontas and spartacus? i like that ticket. >> i don't really need that this evening. th

bill clinton really has gotten a lot of criticism. so has hillary clinton, right?yeah. >> many people feel that they're out of touch and that he really hasn't atoned for his part in what happened with monica lewinsky. do you think they're out of touch with the mood in the country? >> well, you know, i do think that he has not responded well, effectively or, you know, even kind of as compassionately as people would like to hear him do it. he has, i think, not matched the authenticity that monica lewinsky has demonstrated in the last several months on this issue. you know, i'd be surprised if they can get through this entire tour without him having to address it more thoroughly. >> that was a very good answer, a very honest answer. what do you think, scott? final thoughts. >> you know, i think hillary is right. i think that bill clinton has fallen short on this, and he's fallen short since the moment it happened all these years ago. i think if i were hillary clinton and i were serious about the next run, i wouldn't be on a book tour with him. i'd be on a book tour by

starr because i was there during the clinton hearings and could not care less about president clinton but the fact is its was action and reaction. you should be proud because you started something that is continuing today and you were going to see that we can't go back. when you start telling people about reality which is a touchy subject, i never approach it, now you want to see things change a little bit. as far as i'm concerned, he did lie but we can put all these people in congress and anyone in public office and put them under oath before the good office and then when they get caught lying let me throw names at you, dennis, homosexual pedophile. larry craig, newt gingrich, sound familiar? those people you want? is an american life should not be in the same sentence. hang on.n. once you start on this track this is how the game is played. >> guest: thank you for your service both in the army and in line for cement and enjoyy the land of lincoln. since you're in the land of lincoln i have a different view. of american society and american culture and politics. obviously politics can

remember, clinton news network?nn claims to be facts first but in reality, they put their hatred for donald trump before anything else. every second, every minute, every hour, every day, pretty much >> is this president trying to take a look. impersonate hugo chavez? vladimir putin? erdogan? readimir putin? >> what a great case officer of vladimir putin is. he knows how to handle an asset and that's what he's doing with the president. >> when do we see almost a shadow government come out and say we cannot side with the government? >> why was sympathy not shown for white nationalists and other hate groups? >> why is it that one generation calls you [bleep]? >> we can truly say that his words have absolutely emboldened white supremacists. >> hen has given oxygen to racists, has clearly tried to ignite a civil war in this country. >> there is a sign that has been hung out outside of the white house saying, if you are not white, you are not especially welcome. >> the president gets two scoops and everyone else around th

hillary clinton is the story. destroyed her devices, she lied, she sent classified information on an unsecured server, which we know now based on intelligence was infiltrated by other state actors, other outside forces. china, russia, who knows who else got a hold of these emails, and 33,000 disappeared, and a few of them are trickling out here and there. judicial watch was able to get a hands on. this is a flat out joke. they keep perpetrating disinformation to the american people and they don't hold people accountable who actually broke the laws. >> sean: all right, thank you all. by the way, tara will be hosting on a 600 plus radio station, my radio show tomorrow. have fun. don't mess it up. just kidding. he's done it before. when we come back, lindsey graham weighs in on the crisis on our southern border. we will get his reaction on the situation with saudi arabia. to stay with us. a lot of breaking news. and there was a tie last week, it's my world, not there is straight ahead. presenting the internet! whoa!

clinton camp.his has been a scam from day one. it is baloney. coming toyears, it is an end. he is answering questions. there is nothing there. donald trump financed his own campaign. if the russians would have helped him, he probably would not have won. hillary would have won. she is the one that was pushing the reset button over there. this is baloney. i say go trump. trump is right for this country. if you don't like this country, go to another country. trump is doing what is right for america. have a good day. host: the last half hour, we will be asking a question about hillary clinton because of a wall street journal op-ed saying that hillary clinton will run in 2020. more from president trump, asked about the mueller investigation this we get the white house. [video clip] >> my lawyers are not working on that. i am working on that. i write the answers. my lawyers don't right answers. i write answers. i answer them very easily. i am sure they are tricked up. they like to catch people. was the w

so with knowledge of the affair, jones' attorney asked president clinton about lewinski.e lied under oath. >> i -- i have never had sexual relations with monica lewinski, i've never had an affair with her. >> bill clinton handed the sword henemie >> rorter: in jfetngow n havsel relationwith that woma miss lewinski. >> reporter: lewinski recalls being confirmed by fbi agents who threatened her with lengthy jail time for denying the affair, lying under oath, in the paula jones case. they wanted her to turn against the president. but she refused. >> they imagined that i would have flipped really easily. they had no plan in place for what would happen if i said no. there was a point for me somewhere in this sort of first several hours where i would be hysterically crying, then i would just shut down. and in the shutdown period i remember looking out the window and thinking that the only way to fix this was to kill myself. was to jump out the window. and i -- i just -- i felt terrible. i was scared. and i just -- i was mortified. and afraid of what this was going to do to my f

that is, bill clinton was held accountable. you may not like the judgment or you may love the judgment, but he was held accountable. i think that's happening. it's unfolding as we speak. not just bob mueller but let's go to your specific concern about intelligence officers and the like. those investigations are under way, including internally by someone in whom i have great confidence, and that's michael horowitz, the inspector general at the justice department, who is a career civil servant and is totally honest, very able. he will get to the bottom of things and he has the power, by the way, and he has done this, to refer matters to the criminal division of the justice department for possible prosecution. the cia likewise has an inspector general. they are on the beat, but we don't read about them. finally, we have the house and the senate intelligence committees and other oversight mechanisms, the senate judiciary committee was very much involved in looking at certain issues pertaining to the investigation, so i would counse

clinton and mr. comey. joined now by democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut, michael schmidt is the co-author of that new story in "the new york times" we are talking about here, carolyn polisi, one of her form aer clients is george papadopoulos. michael smith, you have the reporting on this. i want to understand exactly what happened in this exchange between donald trump and don mcgahn, who was the white house counsel then. did trump order mcgahn to pursue through the justice department prosecutions and investigations of hillary clinton and comey? >> well, trump said he wanted to do this and mcgahn had to explain to him that he did not have the power to tell them to prosecute someone. what he could do is ask them to investigate, but even that was problematic. that was not going to be a good thing for the president. but what mcgahn did is mcgahn had sort of learned how to slow roll the president and try and get through these events. he said, look, i'll write a memo for you that lays out why in

he put out the tweet going after bill clinton saying the clinton administration missed their shot. u.s. forces did try to take out osama bin laden in the late 1990s. the president neglects to mention that 9/11 happened under president george w. bush and they put the focus back on capturing osama bin laden. i should point out this is just not outraging democrats but outraging republicans. i spoke to a key g.o.p. congressional aid who said this is pathetic coming from the president. as you mentioned, not even accurate as u.s. intelligence was in charge of finding bin laden. it was the navy sea.e.a.l.s who got them. >> it is different than what he was saying when bin laden was killed. >> there is a statement for everything. the president when he was then citizen trump, then businesman trump told our colleague over at the "new york times" back in 2011 after the bin laden raid was successful and took out osama bin laden he gave a statement saying i want to congratulate president obama and u.s. forces on a job well done. that is a pretty big departure from what he had been saying. >> a j

who supported hillary clinton for president. in his world, we would have amnesty, open borders, and sanctuary cities. those are the things we have to talk about. that is why the president knows this west virginia race is so critical. >> let me get clarification. do you support the language used by the president, which mansion says is inflammatory? mr. morrisey: nobody has an ideological twin that says the same words as someone else. this president is absolutely right that we have to close our borders and it is diamond to clear posed to hillary clinton -- diametrically opposed to hillary clinton. senator manchin is a dishonest washington liberal because all you are seeing on the issues that matter is -- [crosstalk] moderator: let us get the rebuttal from senator manchin. mr. manchin: i have voted every time to support the border as far as securing the borders. i have voted every time and will continue to vote every time. the president has used every means possible to him. i have also said that we have to tone down the rhetoric. a

hillary clinton ran for president twice. bill clinton and hillary clinton are still out in public.doing a tour right now. part of it is them continuing to be in the public sphere. part of it is this massive historical moment that we had 20 years ago, i think everybody remembers where they were at that time when that was breaking. for me i was in college. someone may have been at lower points -- >> historical moment that we're in now. >> women being elected and we've seen a protest movement of women since the election of president trump. >> this new documentary by the way premieres on sunday. it airs over three nights. jonathan allen, thank you for coming on. katherine, eugene, stick around. it's been one week into the midterms. who's up, who's down, who's admitting they're thinking about a run. that's after the break. ey're tht a run. that's after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? >>> the last votes still have not be

he put out tweet as you mentioned a few moments ago going after bill clinton saying the clinton administrationd their shot to take out osama bin laden. u.s. forces u.s. intelligence as you know, john, they did try to take out bin laden in the late 1990s but the president neglects to mention obviously that 9/11 happened under president george w. bush and the obama folks would argue that they put the focus back on capturing or killing bin laden when barack obama came into office. and john, i should point out this is just not outraging democrats. it's also outraging republicans. i talked to a gop congressional aide, a key gop congressional aide earlier this evening who said this is pa thetic, "quote pa 24e pathetic coming from the president. as you mentioned, not even accurate as u.s. intelligence was in charge of finding bin laden. it was the navy s.e.a.l.s under the command of mcraven who got him. >> and what the president is saying now is different than what he was saying when bin laden was killed. correct? >> that's right. we talked about this before. there's a tweet for everything. in this c

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he made his bed with hillary clinton and that is better west virginia. >> hillary clinton is on the ballot. morrisey: every issue imaginable. we wouldn't have judges, we wouldn't have trump tax cuts, we wouldn't have open borders. >> moderator: we will get to that. patrick morrisey your home county is jefferson county, there's a huge fight over the rockwell plant that is under construction, supporters say the $150 million investment is a bit into the economy. opponent say the plant will hurt the environment and is not the type of developer and people want. you told me you would have an announcement prior to the election on your position. it is almost election day. please tell us now whether you as someone who has a home their support or oppose the plant. morrisey: i was clear on your show when i said we would keep looking to get to the bottom of it and we are still doing that because we still need to have meetings with the state department environmental protection. i will not use this issue to ride both sides of the fence like joe manchin does, that is what a dishonest washington liberal d

there was no deleting like hillary clinton did. there was no service in the basement like hillary clinton had. >> ivanka trump's private e-mail use will face new scrutiny soon from democratic and republican leaders. they want to determine whether the president's daughter broke the law. >>> nancy pelosi's bid to reclaim the speaker's gavel just got a big boost. congresswoman marcia fudge, an ohio democrat who was weighing a potential challenge, announcing she will instead endorse pelosi. fudge says she made her decision after being assured black women will have a seat at the party's decisionmaking table. pelosi also announced plans to revive a subcommittee on election integrity and make fudge the chairwoman in the new congress. at this point pelosi has not faced a formal challenge in the speaker's race. she's encountered opposition from a small but vocal group of house democrats who want new leadership. >>> now to the cnn exclusive we told you about. after a year of apologizing for facebook's missteps, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg i

the clinton foundation back in the news. federal investigation now currently under way into bill and hillary's surprise nonprofit organization. fbi alths are seeking to determine whether or not they employed an elicit play to pay scheme for years. remember, during hillary's tenure as then senator and then secretary of state and during her two runs for the presidency, that foundation raked in tens and tens of millions of dollars. many of the largest donations coming from foreign governments. we are talking about millions of dollars from australia, norway, the netherlands, ireland, and remember, hillary clinton's xlam to be the champion of women during the 2017 campaign, her foundation took in tens and tens of millions of dollars from countries with the most despicable, disgusting, horrific human rights records, treating women like second and third-class citizens and worse. the clinton foundation taking between $10 million and $5 million from saudi arabia to forbid women from traveling without a male guardian's permission, per

they weren't classified like hillary clinton. they weren't deleted like hillary clinton.o service in the basement like hillary clinton had. you're talking about a whole different -- you're talking about all fake news. so what ivanka did, it's all in the presidential records. >> the legal defense is also that ivanka said she didn't know the rules. meanwhile, donald trump in a story that has extra resonance tonight called for hillary clinton to be jailed for her e-mail use. >> here she is all screwed up with her e-mails. she doesn't know what the hell is going on. just look at how she's botched up her e-mails. >> lock her up, lock her up, lock her up! >> who would be so stupid to do what she did with her e-mails? the investigation is the biggest political scandal since watergate. i think she should be in jail for what she did with her e-mails. >> attorney richard painer, served as white house ethics chief under bush 43, also ran as a democrat for senate. back with us as well, mira tannen, clinton's campaign adviser, who lived through much of this. richard, your response? >>

one attorney represented hillary clinton and the clinton foundation.ep mueller's pitbull attended hillarylinton's election night victory party in brooklyn and supported sally yates' insubordination against the president. the conflicts of interest are too unbelievable to be true. of course, you won't see this in the mainstream media. they they they are the extensid the cheerleaders for their friends on a special counsel on all things democrat, pushing no single most biggest and absurd conspiracy theories you will ever hear! but american lives tonight are being ripped apart becauset without any underlying crimein the screws were turned, you will remember on general flynn. he ran out of money. lost his family home. he had to sell it and face bankruptcy over the mounting legal bills before pleading guilty for lying to investigators but the f.b.i. never thought he lied. probably threatened to go after his son. good father falls on the sword and forced to admit something that the f.b.i. never thought he was guilty of. this is the thanks yougn a get r serving your country for 30 years. low level

the fa ct clinton -- on hillary clinton.et with russians. why was the probes and in trying to hide it if there was nothing wrong with it? because of the way it looks to the american public, because it looks bad ash why was the president trying to hide it if there was nothing wrong with it? —— why was the president trying to hide it if there was nothing wrong with it? leading harvard law professor alan dershowitz has written a book arguing the case against impeaching president trump. in order to prove a crime, you have to prove a lot more than collusion. for it to be a crime, you have to prove something actually illegal, and the illegal thing would be if he had called and said, hey, glad, got a dealfor you, i want you to hack the democratic headquarters, here are the people i want you to hack. that would clearly be a crime. but elizabeth holtzman believes merely receiving damaging information on an opponent from a foreign power could be a serious crime. you cannot receive, under the federal election laws, money or support, th

the clinton's debuted to an awful opening.ckets in a nearly 20,000-seat arena. >> it's embarrassing. the poster children. the thing that's amazing, they're worth anywhere from 100 to $200 million which is also a question we should be asking, why did thehow did they get tha. if they had any shame or se sency, they wouldn't be doing it. a former secretary of state, a former president going out and playing to half empty arenas, more power to them. elizabeth: some of the tickets were going for $6. they have a deal with live nation. the ticket prices plummeted to $6. live nation could lose money on this, need. >> yeah, no. i think there's a certain amount of exhaustion and weariness from the clintons. boy, when they asked if she's running for president. i think she wants to. the more the democratic party sees her out there, a piece of their soul dies every time she ice out there talking. but the bigger question is whether the media protection racket decides they want her to run. and if they adopt want to protect her anymore, they'r

they had been here, hillary clinton, with hillary clinton, hillary is not there. trump's family and everybody involved in collusion, russia, everything spoke out well. do this and do this. and ignore what he is saying and doing. what is going on here? is this man controlling everybody in the united states now? this is just wrong. this is so terrible. >> the best advice i would give is don't be played by either side. both sides are throwing stuff into the air and the key is to look solely at what facts have been released in terms of criminal conduct. in fairness to donald trump there has been no finding directly linking him that i can see of a clear crime. that doesn't mean mueller can't do that. when you talk about people who may be apologists for trump or people on the other side accusing them of spin ultimately they don't matter. what matters is the special counsel and he is clearly driving hard. the last two weeks have shown mueller is trying to bag trump the only reason for these witnesses and conflict to come up is they didn't give him material on trump. you

this is a hillary clinton district. hillary clinton won this district in 2016.d its republican congressman. now two years later the same voters who rejected trump are rejecting the republican congressman in the same numbers. it means, i can show you this list. clinton won gop districts. we said there were 25 of them. 25 districts held by republicans now that hillary clinton won in 2016. this is the story of the night on the democratic side of the house. look at this. the only races that have been called in this list of 25 republican seats have flipped so far. one, two, three, four, five of them have flipped. none of them so far have been called as republican holds. so, this is why when you see democrats doing this well in this type of district, that if they run the table here, that alone gets them past that no number. that is why this needle is quivering at 80% confidence that democrats are going to get the house. the story for them right now is that they are doing what they expected in these clinton-held districts. the question is can they expand it and how muc

clinton and mr. comey. he has also repeatedly expressed disappointment in fbi director wris fer ray for failing to investigate ms. clin done, calling him weak one of the people said. >> part of what this underscores is as much as we've been focused in recent days on these answers to the questions about collusion that the president has apparently now submitted back to the special counsel, that the broader question of obstruction of justice and what the president did or didn't do to put pressure on the justice department is part of a really long pattern of a kind of idea of a relationship between the presidency and the justice department that completely shatters all of the norms and protections that have been in place under democratic and republican presidents going back at least to nixon. those i think are going to be the subject of further investigation. and for people who think that the mueller probe is winding down, keep in mind that there's a whole other piece that hasn't really been fully engaged at lea

secretary of state and twenty sixteen presidential candidate hillary clinton has been having her say on the state of liberal democracy in europe she says the e.u. nations need to cap immigration if they're to halt the rise of the populists i think europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lead the flying i admired the very generous and compassionate approaches that were taken europe must send a very clear message we're not going to be able to continue provide refuge and support if hillary clinton is correct and immigration is the root of the popularity of the populists let's have a look it's where those refugees and migrants have come from and why they came to the european union well the top three nations of origin for asylum applicants to the e.u. since twenty fourteen syria iraq and afghanistan all of those countries that have been bombed or in some way to stabilize by the united states and their allies in nato. currently one of the main routes into europe for refugees and migrants is the dangerous mediterranean sea crossing from libya a nation that was plunged

my book is clinton's war on women. thanks for the shout out. >> you haven't read my book because i mentioned it too. >> where is your co-author? where is roger stone, your co-author? >> in jail maybe. [cheers and applause] >> the question i have for you. i read your book last night, found a couple notable sections, particularly -- hold on, getting there. i enjoyed the section -- hello? the question i have for you is in your book and your reporting, why do you not right on bill clinton, juanita broderick, katherine willy, disposing himself to apologize, hold on. hold on. hillary clinton, one who was in jail, the fact web hubble is the real father of chelsea clinton, that bill clinton has a son in arkansas. with a prostitute. >> do you want me to answer. >> we got the basic idea. >> the question is this. why does it take robert mueller and roger stone to write the me too movement book and not a liberal feminist journalist from the new york times, why? >> i want him to repeat the question. [applause] >> if you are familia

clinton called her that woman.hen the focus should have been on the president of the united states having an affair with someone who is his subordinate. >> i know it's called "the clinton affair". you say people's reactions 20 years ago are inexplicable, viewed through the prism of otwo decades. >> i mean it's very hard to identify with people who made fun of her. i think we should have a better appreciation of owhat they go through when they're in relationships that have this pow and balance. maybe we have more vivid understanding of how that suffering feels but it's very hard to identify with the people who mocked her and ridiculed her. >> what's top of mind? >> bill maher called her a home wrecker, said if anyone owes the country an apology shs it's her. it's an absurd point of view and hard to imagine anyone saying that today. >> ana, she herself has had a change of heart. in 2014 she had written that her relationship with clinton had been consengsal and any abuse came in the aftermath when i was made scapegoat

about bill clinton being a really treasured surrogate.s true. amidst all of the scandal he was a still sought-out surrogate and not so much right now, and right now her brand is not that popular either, and right now with the speaking tour, it gives them a little bit of a chance to revamp that brand. >> hmm h. douwhere do you they clinton s into democratic politics right now? you heard in the package that hillary clinton was doing that interview with kara swisher that she said that she did not want to run for president, but she would be president. is there a serious consideration to her running again? and how is the party going to react to that? >> look, i think that when you win 65 million votes, that is the second most votes ever for a person running for president second only to barack obama. win the popular vote, and beat the sitting president by two percentage points, you have earned the right to think about running again. i don't know if she will or not, but there is a lot that the clintons have to offer this country, and they is don

joining me now democratic pollster, former clinton insider mark penn along with former clinton pollsteroug schoen. you heard the new hampshire voters. >> those were new hampshire independent voters. hillary has a 75% favorable among the democratic base. 77% in the gallup poll. if you look at it, is she going to run? i don't really know for sure, but will she look for an opportunity to undo the wrongs that occurred? will she come back? she stayed very, very close to the democratic base. she is fighting now in florida. he's out there on the stump. you look at the possible opponents, the kavanaugh hearings, they make fools of themselves, no one has emerged as a strong candidate on the democratic field. i say it's a real possibility that she will run, and if she does, she will have an opportunity to have a second chance at defeating donald trump. >> laura: words like old and oatmeal were used to describe hillary clinton. [laughs] when i start hearing that, it's time to go. i don't know why. sell reverse mortgages or something. that can't be feeling all that good. independent voters are impo

clinton did it for is 11 hours. the groups like american oversight are going to doggedly push it from the outside and hope hopelyfully the white house will answer questions. >> let's goes to my panel. evan siegfried, a pretty sunny republican strategist. clinton said the use of her private e-mail server was a mistake, asking the american people for the benefit of the doubt. >> first of all, it may have cost her the election. >> right. >> but it's -- how do you do the same thing after you saw that act be one of the key things that took hillary clinton down? it's just mystifying. we haven't heard from ivanka. all we've heard from is her lawyer. that was an excellent point, her lawyer, not the people's lawyer. >> not the white house lawyer. >> another thing that was really interesting is i'm assuming that they're putting her e-mails through the same process as they did hillary clinton's to decide what is sensitive. they're putting it through the law firm's process which may have no relationship to what the government's