with what we know up to this point, the clinton investigation failed to hit its mark. i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. >> senate leaders mcconnell and schumer came to the floor monday to talk about the death of former north carolina senator kay hagan. the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. house, and the raid that killed the leader of isis. >> first i was saddened that our former colleague senator kay hagan had passed away. during the time kay hagan was just that gentle lady. she had a service with a friendly and colgi

rosenstein said, i think they mishandled the clinton Ãbhe mishandled the clinton administration.p immediately perks up and says can you write me a memo to that effect. rosenstein writes a memo critically of the clinton's and hands it back to the white house. all of a sudden trump, who had already decided on his own to fire comey for reasons completely unrelated to the clinton's, grabs a memo and says, yes, this is the reason he must be fired in the white house press corps went out and said the justice department insisted comey be fired because of the way they handled Ãhe handled the clinton investigation. then trump called up rosenstein and said i want you to go out and do a press conference and say that you are the one who insisted that comey be fired because of the handling of the clinton thing. at this point rosenstein is in total shock. because he knew, this is completely false. it's not because of the clinton's that trump wanted to fire comey and it was not his idea to fire comey.and to his credit, he refused to do that. trump tried to get sessions depressions Ãbsessions to

>>host: so then the story takes a turn clinton incorporates all these aspects of the clinton world are on defense she has committed crimes she has to get herself out of this there is a terrible tragedy of. [inaudible] with this testimony upon the hill it's not about the victims it's about her. congress of the republican majority goes through various iterations of investigations of benghazi virchow then they say how many are you going to have how many did they have quick. >> yes it was multiple dueling investigations going on at the same time trey gowdy was the foremost but how that money - - but if not of the deception of the state department about benghazi mu never would have discovered the private server the hundreds of thousands of e-mails and classified documents were stored. >>host: what seems to me is the folks that you chronicle in the book the fbi predominately by mister brennan and those in the intelligence community switch and go on offense that to quote peter struck we have to stop him. they take extraordinary measures to dig up dirt overseas specifically with russia to push

from senator clinton and to release a report from the state department to finalize their administrative review with those hundreds of security violations. that review found five things first 91 invalid securityif violations with those 38 individuals. that means 30 individuals mishandled classifiedun information and were punished and that included suspension and revocation of security clearance and suspension without pay or termination among other forms of punishment. an additional 497 violations wereif identified and the state department was unable to determine who was culpable. the state department identify the culpability and all because secretary clinton kept her server secret from governmental officials so it was impossible to monitor security protocol in real time. with a five and nine year gap from the state department tenure and when she finally turns over the e-mails which she refused to do. and it makes it very challenging for every violation of regulation in law and from classification. in total secretary clinton's use ofgo nongovernment server for government business cause 58

>> it began originally with hillary clinton in 2016. she began began to pepper her speeches with references to trump and putin that trump might be a kremlin marionette. >> do you think she believe that or was it potent politics? >> one of the unanswered questions was did she get it from cia director john brennan who was already beginning to investigate trump and any potential ties with russia and is described in the book as the instigator of the witchhunt and put together an interagency task force that grew to be the foundation of the russia hoax in the investigation and was used by the fbi and in particular peter struck who was the head of counterintelligence for the fbi and the point person in the witchhunt. we don't know whether it was something that came from the rich imagination of hillary clinton or john bannon or both and james clapper was involved in turns out to be the prodigious leaguer and i explain his leaks in the book but it all came to a head when hillary clinton campaign and the democratic national committee paid for rus

they were very upset about his report on the clinton email handling the clinton email.ld me that it is going to be highly critical of the fbi and of comey because they believe that's what the white house wants. the inspector general is "independent" but he works for barr now and is known to be very close grassley and the senate. i'm sorry? [inaudible] he was an obama appointee and i think he's been highly regarded throughout his career. i don't want to prejudge this and i haven't seen the report but i know the concerns of people interviewed by him it's like so many people drawn into the trump orbit similar to rosenstein is not the person like he was running for his first appointment. he originally said he was gonna release the report in may and i was hoping to wait to finish my manuscript so i could absorb that and perhaps use the material. it became clear to me he was going back whatever he had decided somebody said, this isn't good enough. go back to the well get mortified something on these people. if he actually find something on call me i will be very surprised. bu

david: 2020 presidential hopeful, tulsi gabbard, firing back at hillary clinton after hillary clinton accuses her of being a russian asset. gabbard tweeting out, thank you, hillary clinton, you the queen of war mongers and personification of the rot that has sickened the democrat party for so long have finally come out from behind the curtain. from the day i announced my candidacy there has been a concerted campaign to destroy my reputation. we wondered who was behind it. but now we know it was always you. the war machine afraid of the threat i pose. it's clear the primary is between you and me. don't hide behind your proxies. join the race directly. here is the shocking tape from hillary clinton herself. listen. >> i think they have their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary and grooming her to be a third party candidate. she is a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far. that's assuming jill stein will gift up. brand-new see is also a russian asset. totally. they know they can't win without a third pa

not all the way back to all the clinton scandals because that's a long tape, but the hillary clinton, the benghazi real tragedy, her decision to keep silvers in the bathroom -- servers in the bathroom of their home, her decision to have an outside the normal government process to collect e-mails and data. all of that which obviously becomes quite a scandal as mueller, as the fbi director, has to -- excuse me, comey is the fbi director, has to figure how to handle all this scandal? you have to go back there because in reading your book again, i felt i was every movement of that reading it again is quite extraordinary the result of all of that. tell the listeners the story. >> guest: well, chapter one is entitled a tale of two cases and compares the clinton investigation to the trump investigation. and it demonstrates the disparity of treatment, the unequal prosecution and justice that is dispensed not based on the law but based on politics and partisanship, so she is never sworn in any of this process? >> guest: no. the bottom line is that hillary clinton committed multiple acts of, th

bill clinton.aula jones in a settlement with bill clinton. kathy willie, i should say. and you've got monica lewinsky who is a looney tunes. this woman has to get in her head what sexual harassment is. >> tucker: ted kennedy was the same way after she killed a woman. he never stop lecturing the rest of us about feminism and hillary is the same thing. she's obviously a completely ruthless political operative who doesn't care that she'll say or do anything. but why does she feel the need to stand on the moral high ground or lecture us about our moral inadequacies. i don't understand that. >> that's why in 2016 she was found to be the most untrustworthy, unbelievable candidate out there. she gets up there and has the moral high ground because she is delusional. she started her career by blaming a 12-year-old rape victim who was in a coma for five days, laughed about the fact and made up facts and said the girl likes older men. that woman, i spoke with her, has not been able to have children as a resul

they ran bill clinton twice.s just proves the theory here, clinton's wife has made a career out of calling other people sexists. here is one out of countless examples. >> i went to beijing in 1995 anu said women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights and i believe that with all my heart. when i was secretary of state, i put women's rights at the center of our foreign policy. i went to 112 countries for all of you and i raised it in everye country. i looked across the table at dictators and authoritarians ani chauvinists and sexists and misogynists, yes, i did, and i raised it with everyone of themi >> tucker: i stared down misogynists and live to tell the tale! on one level, it's hilarious! enjoy it. it's the opposite of the truth, hillary clinton has spent her entire life connected to men who abused women. that's why she feels a need to lecture you about feminism, it's a kind of projection. she has to feel virtuous even as she does the very thing she claims to hate. you need to be sigmund

gabbard responded to clinton tweeting "great, thank you hillary clinton.you, the queen of warmongers, embodiment of corruption and personification of the rocks that has a second the democratic party for so long have finally come out from behind the curtain. from th the day i announced myst candidacy, there has been a concerted campaign to destroy my reputation. we wondered who was behind it and why, now we know, it was always you through your proxies and powerful allies in the corporate media and war machine. afraid of the threat i posed. it's now clear that this primary is between you and me. don't cowardly hide behind your proxies, join the race directly. "here with reaction is judicial watch president tom fitton, former florida attorney general pam bondi and fox news. contributor and former clinton pollster doug shown. i want to start with this state department investigation because this really gets to me. if as catherine reported, the state departmentol found 38 individuals are responsible for 91 security violations but another 497 violations were foun

tulsi gabbard daring hillary clinton to join the race after clinton suggests gabbard is being groomed by the russians. hear the sound for yourself. an historic day for nasa as they complete the first ever all female space walk. "trish regan primetime" starts right now. i'm david asman in for trish. breaking tonight, a source confirming to fox that a career state department official overseeing ukraine policy told house investigators he raised concerns all the way back to early 2015 about vice president joe biden's son serving on the board of an energy company in ukraine. but he was turned away saying the vice president was preoccupied with his other son's battle with cancer. joining me now is house oversight committee member south carolina congressman ralph norman. is this worth investigating? >> absolutely. you look at what the democrats are doing to this president with trying to impeach him behind closed doors. the fact that a state department official would say this -- it's interesting "the washington post" had it was a staffer. the buck stops with the boss, the boss was joe biden.

>> originally with hillary clinton early 2016. she began to pepper her speeches that trump could be from kremlin. >> did she believe that? >> one of the unanswered questions what about john brennan who was already beginning to investigate any potential ties with russia he is described as the instigator of the witchhunt he put together the interagency task force that is the foundation to be used by the fbi and peter struck head of counterintelligence point person in the witchhunt so we don't know if it came from the rich imagination of hillary clinton or john brennan are both and james clapper was involved who was the prodigious leader and i explain those in the book but it came to a head at the campaign and the dnc to pay for russian disinformation that is composed by christopher steele and i explained this that he puts together the anti- trump dossier lickety-split between ten and 14 days of them being hired. that is impossible to read the first memo of the dossie dossier, that's the information that would take month if not years

clinton might never have been impeached if not for them.dougal who had convinced the clintons to invest in whitewater, and they had other financial ties as well. so when jim and susan landed in legal trouble for fraud -- >> if i'm found guilty, i'll go to the slammer. >> whitewater development is not going to go away. there are too many questions. >> the clintons came under fire too. >> questions have been raised about the clintons' financial and personal involvement with mcdougal. >> in the end, nothing came of it in terms of the clintons themselves, but it planted a seed for something much bigger, something that would lead to this ultimate constitutional confrontation. >> there was a growing drumbeat for an independent counsel to investigate whitewater. >> we did nothing improper, and i have nothing to say about it. >> thank you. >> old story. >> clinton had a fateful choice to make -- block a special counsel and take a beating in the press. >> it appears to be a case of the president's past coming back to haunt him. >> or give him, leavi

when he sees this legacy as such a negative thing, even in the case of clinton, where clinton ended upand clinton was not removed, trump still sees that as a horrible stain. and he's almost certain to be impeached in the house, as clinton was. >> yes. yes. and without a doubt, to donald, this idea that he's somehow not perfect is, it's just something he can't adjust to. donald who claims to be a christian, he was asked when did you last ask god for forgiveness? he said, never. he believes he's perfect. if you believe that, the idea that they're going to impeach you, and you may be removed from office is completely disconnected from the image and facade you've created. >> david, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >> and thanks so much to all of you for joining us for our special program tonight. "this is life with lisa ling" starts right after this. after being a part of millions of love stories... will you marry me yes ...at kay, we've learned the most important love story will always be... your own. every yes. omg, yes begins with kay. get zero down special financing wit

he went to war for bill clinton. his team went to war for bill clinton. they had a war room for bill clinton. bill clinton, james, got impeached and the day he got impeached, he had his highest approval rating ever. bill clinton lost his law license. bill clinton paid paulo jones $850,000. i will say this -- bill clinton -- when hillarycare failed and he said these words -- the era of big government is over, the end of welfare as we know it -- the person that james carville went to war for but still got impeached -- he's saying impeachment is so bad -- that guy would not even be accepted in this extreme, radical, new democratic-socialist party. i've never heard of so many candidates for president that think that we are going to wean ourselves off of the lifeblood of our economy -- oil and gas -- in 10 years. if we do that, we will destroy every opportunity in this country. if you come up with alternative energy, i suggest you sell it because you will be a billionaire very quickly. if we get rid of the combustion engine, get rid of airplanes -- that's a br

hillary clinton had a primary.here was one joe biden potentially getting into that race, is it applause able that maybe the -- applaus plus able , trying to dig updater on joe biden back then, i am not making allegations, but there are so many questions that remain unanswered because by and large the press has no curiousty about getting the cancers. mark: what did hillary clinton campaign and dnc do with ukraine? feed them information? >> they encouraged information to be revealed by ukrainian actors. you have black ledger that showed paul man manafort being , and same black ledger people in sociodemocratic parties were paid but that was not revealed, that was -- to my knowledge, highlighted by the ukraine an officials, at that point this seemed to be one sided. mark: so back then. the corrupt older ukrainian government, was trying to help hillary clinton against donald trump? >> they probably made a bit, probably thought hillary clinton had best chance of becoming president. and to ukraine, the relationship with a

clinton might have never been impeached if it wasn't for them.clintons to invest in white water and they had other financial ties as well. when jim and susan landed in legal trouble for fraud -- >> the white water development is not going to go away. there are too many questions. >> the clintons came under fire too. >> questions have been raised about the clintons' personal and financial involvement with mcdougall. >> in the end nothing came of it but it planted a seed for something much bigger that would lead to the ultimate constitutional -- >> there was a growing drum beat for an independent counsel to investigate white water. >> we did nothing improper and i have nothing to say about it. >> thank you. >> whole story. >> clinton had a fateful choice make -- lock a special counsel and take a beating in the press -- >> it appear to be a case of the president's past coming back to haunt him. >> or give in, leaving himself open to a potentially limitless investigation. the president gave in. >> i don't want to be distracted by this anymore. let th

in the case of clinton.hought it was actually just a little bit different than this particular case. they can't point to anything specifically. but how do you see it? >> >> clearly in the case of bill clinton they actually had charges that they were able to pin to him. and we can debate about whether or not politically that was a wise thing to do. clearly it was probably not a wise thing for republicans to do. but, i think at the time they felt like they didn't have a choice because they had these articles of impeachment and they were enunciated. when you go to democrats today and you say enunciate for me, tell me what is it that you are charging the president with? they cannot tell you. they have no earthly idea. and when people like they respond to that by saying oh, well, you know, impeachment is not a legal issue. it's a political issue. okay. well, that's kind of true and dr. dershowitz is exactly right. the founders are turning over in their grave at the idea that politicians are turning impeachment in

clinton. found in the archives where she decided to mock president trump's letter to turkey's erdogan with this fake jfk letter to khrushchev. >> a lot of mockery on the democratic side of the wording, the style of president trump's letter to erdogan. a lot of mockery. what it may show is hillary clinton may be entering a new phase of her career, chief trump troll. it is interesting that she is saying a lot about this primary. some failed candidates from the past try to just stay out of it as their party picks a new candidate to run against the president. but she appears to be getting ready to be very vocal in this 2020 season. >> sandra: andy biggs coming up in a moment. a vote on my motion expected monday night. where do you think this all goes or is this just simply a symbolic move? >> i think it goes nowhere. republicans are the minority in the house of representatives and certainly they had a legitimate complaint against representative schiff for the way he had misread or misstated the fa

charging hillary clinton then. i think that there really could be no serious disagreement if the right result was reached in that case. i want to say something else about hillary. i was very critical. so much so they have not spoken to me since then. how did mrs. clinton respond when she became the subject of a publicized fbi investigation of potentially criminal conduct. did she call it a witch hunt? no. did she attack the prosecutor and impugn their integrity? no. hillary clinton behaved the way most innocent people do when they are charged. they trust in the system. they provide evidence. they answer all the questions anyone had to ask. she turned over tens of thousands of those e-mails for examination. i would contrast the way that trump responded when he became the subject of the rush investigation. a very interesting question. it unfolds in the page of the story. remember the sequence of events. july 5 he said we are not recommending any charges. trump trying to keep it alive. it didn't have legs. suddenly in

law clinton lost his license. bill clinton paid paulo jones $850,000. i will say this -- bill clinton -- when hillarycare failed and he said these words -- the era of big government is over, the end of welfare as we know it -- the person that james carville went to war for but still got impeached -- he's saying impeachment is so bad -- that guy would not even be accepted in this extreme, radical, new democratic-socialist party. i've never heard of so many candidates for president that think that we are going to wean ourselves off of the lifeblood of our economy -- oil and gas -- in 10 years. if we do that, we will destroy every opportunity in this country. if you come up with alternative energy, i suggest you sell it because you will be a billionaire very quickly. if we get rid of the combustion engine, get rid of airplanes -- that's a brilliant idea -- if we get rid of cows, but we are americangive every free childcare, free health care, free government healthy food, free education -- by the way, how did obamacare work out? free retirement. is $94he pr

>> she mentioned clinton in the debate. it was unnecessary swipe at clinton. maybe that offended her. the reality is nobody was paying attention to gabbard. she's polling at less than 2%. she's at 0% in south carolina. she has zero chance of winning the presidential nomination. the only major mistake she did in talking about this was elevate her. to the point she's going on fox news and talking to tucker carlson. i think the only major mistake speaking to the president's base, speaking to the republican party. but she's not even making a serious effort to win the democratic party nomination. >> steven, stand by because i got to ask you this. don't you think, though -- i'm just -- you know me, i'm always thinking. do you think that this is maybe hillary clinton is playing 3-d chess because if she is concerned -- if the democratic party is concerned about tulsi gabbard actually running as a third-party candidate and taking some of the vote from a democratic candidate, she just thwarted all of that by saying, okay. then prove me wrong. don't run as a third-party

i know this sounds weird, but clinton, look what he did.t he did is he had a team that was organized, had legal minds that could understand what was being said versus the legal proceedings in question, and they were all messaged every day. the president -- clinton defended himself. but he never stopped being president. i think one of the reasons that he survived is that the public may not have liked what the president had done but believed that he was still able to do his job, and as he governed during impeachment, i think that was probably the single best thing he did, quite frankly, to avoid that. i'm hoping that will become the model here. reporter: senator, you referred to robert mueller's investigation and ken starr's investigation. there is no prosecutor looking into the allegations that the combined house committees are looking into. you were a prosecutor, sir. would you ever have conducted an investigation when -- in which your witnesses were allowed to speak in public and give other witnesses the opportunity to -- get their stories

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hillary clinton lost, donald trump one. well, half the country voted for hillary clinton. half the country voted for donald trump. he's become the president of the united states, the demo rats have been trying to impeach donald trump. they have had several investigations and have found nothing. it actually started with foreign interference. hillary clinton paid for information on donald trump. from the dossier from foreign countries. hillary clinton should be in jail. donald trump is the president. host: jim boca bakersfield, california. his memories from the 1970's -- on nixon's time. this from a discussion on impeachment at the brookings institution last week. this is senior fellow hudak on the politics of impeachment back then. [video clip] >> right now if an impeachment trial that were had today -- held today, he would be acquitted. member, in 1962 nixon won reelection by an overwhelming landslide. he got about 200 more electoral votes than donald trump in 2016. during his first and second term, richard nixon had job approval ratings that were astronomically high relat

hitting hillary clinton from the left, hitting hillary clinton from the right. both to the benefit of donald trump. now, in 2020, we're seeing the exact same thing. internet research agency directed by the kremlin, using fake personas, fake american personas that appear to be from the left, from the right, particularly ones that seem to situate themselves in swing states and they're hitting joe biden, both from the left and from the right, both to benefit donald trump. sometimes they're hitting the other democratic candidates, too, just in case biden doesn't get the nomination, but it's the exact same play. russia right now today is playing it online exactly the same way they did in 2016. i mean, it's literally today, facebook took down these russian meme-making anti-democratic online personas. these pro-trump online engines. so that part is in place again, just exactly like it was before. i mean, why wouldn't the russians do it again, right? it's not like they got in trouble for doing it the first time. and we've got this president who was in the middle of impe

these were the rules during bill clinton's impeachment. this is what happens when newt gingrich was speaker. the house openly debated and held an official vote. the scope of the inquiry was defined. members could see the evidence. imagine voting members could actually see evidence! as it stands now, virtually no one can see anything for the hearings are in secret, the transcript are in secret, not even members of congress are allowed to view the transcript unless they serve on the intel committee. by the way, they go over to see it, they can only view the transcripts if one of schiff's minders, his staffers, are present. other rights afforded to clinton, ability to have council president, ability to cross examine, submit evidence, build a case. these are not revolutionary concepts in any way, shape, matter, form. talking about basic rights, basic jurisprudence, due process that supposed to be afforded to every american excused accusedf wrongdoing. apparently that doesn't apply to president trump. why? he beat them in 2016. senator graham t

rigged primary against lynn clinton. more importantly, the espionage act, every subsection was broken. even james comey july 2016 admitted there was top-secret information on hillary clinton's survey to server. i don't not think there is any american who get away with the subpoena emails, cleaning the hard drives of acid wash and sim cards. we know there was interference as we know there's ukrainian and a that like michael isikoff and david corn, conspiracy theorist. we know that became the basis for fisa applications to spy on paige, which back towards them to campaigns from transition team from, and the trim the bigger issue you talk about durham and barr overseas big questions. as the russia witch hunt takes on a new level, did they outsource spying to circumvent american laws to impact politics in the country? it would seem tonight that it'st a much bigger possibility than anyone thought. >> john durham was actually questioning cia officers as well that were closely connected to this. they are going to look at john b

american problems with hillary rodham clinton even more.e -- --healthcare up even m. >> tucker: dan bongino thanks for ending the week with your explosion. >> see you knicks week. >> tucker: out of time. monday the sworn enemy of smugness and group think. see you monday. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to this special edition of hannity, the left impeachment hysteria. i'm jason chaffetz. sean will be back on monday for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. you don't want to miss that one. but, for tonight, for the hour, we will lay out how the pelosi schiff inquiry is both political suicide and completely illegitimate. as the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee stated, it's a fishing expedition that defies democracy. watch. >> all we are asking for is historical precedent be followed that we follow the same rules we did under nixon and clinton.

does hillary clinton have ties to ukraine.d trump wants to find out. >> i heard clinton was involved. they got somebody who wrote the fake dossier. i would like the attorney general to find out what is going on. >> what could happen to hillary clinton if something is uncovered? >> and alice says there could be serious consequences and she joined us next. >> you have been hearing about it. i heard clinton was involved, i heard they got somebody who wrote the fake dossier, all the things that happen. i would like the attorney general to find out what is going on. we are investigating corruption. >> donald trump calling for william barr to investigate ties between hillary clinton, the steel dossier and ukraine. what could happen to the failed presidential candidate if a potential crime is uncovered? >> jenna ellis, you just heard the president linking three things together, hillary clinton, the steel dossier and ukraine. what is your reaction? >> it is about time. i think everyone who understood that hillary was probably at least

for hillary clinton, the biggest issue has long been the army of secret russian agents she believes areg inin americ, perhaps in your closet. just today, she accused congresswoman tulsi gabbard of w being one of those agents working from vladimir putin. she immediately hit back with a devastating response and will join us in just a few minutes. for most people in washington, the biggest issue remains in syria, a country paradoxically very few of them could find on a map but watch their deep conce concern. >> to see this yet again, leaving an ally behind, abandoning people that we ndankly told that we were going to be with his disheartening and frankly it's week. >> i cannot think of a worse outcome for u.s. national security interests to abandon the kurdish forces who helped us, force them into the arms of the iranians. at the expense of american national security and prestige. >> the decision to abandon the kurds violates one of our most sacred duties, it strikes at american honor. what we have done to the kurds will stand as a blood stain in the annals of american history. >> tucker:

hillary clinton is also still going.he is still taking shots at democrats now, not just president trump, in particular, tulsi gabbard. >> she is suggesting that tulsi is a favorite of the russians. this fridays a podcast. >> oh, the russians. >> let's take a listen, actually. >> they're also going to do third party and i'm not making any predictions but i think they've got their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third party candidate. she's a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways to support her so far. and that's assuming jill stein will give it up because she might not because she's also a russian. >> she's still bitter about 2016, charging that jill stein took votes away from her because somehow the russians were behind jill stein. without having the guts to name tulsi, everyone know she is referring to her. >> she has been an outspoken candidate. she took to tucker where she often a peered, last night -- aa appeared, last ni

and chelsea clinton. [applause] [applause] it is great to be back here at gw. hillary clinton: i want to thank president leblanc for welcoming all of us. our family loves coming here. we're just talking backstage about my husband and chelsea as well is myself have been here numerous times. on the stage and l&i speaking, chelsea dancing when she was in the washington ballet. >> i know why you all just laughed. jesse: i was never a star to put it mildly. i wasn't bad but is describing here. hillary: we've done in various accommodations and it's always fun and such an honor for me. first i just want to thank you on behalf of womankind, jack thank you on behalf of womankind for this book. [applause] is i'm staying to them at a time, the frustration tonight is going to be that we can continue only talk about so monday of them. not nearly the range that we would want to otherwise, we could stay for a week and talk about all of them. but it's an amazing book, it is so important to have the stories of so monday w

the gabbard clinton view generating buzz on social media.ilhan says i don't support her policies but i'm much more scared of the former secretary of state and presidential candidate accusing a congresswoman of being a russian asset without any evidence at all. paul on twitter saying you don't like your policies, tulsi gabbard must be a threat, otherwise you would still be talking about her. speaking of talking tulsi gabbard said she is open to having a face-to-face conversation with hillary clinton to clear this whole thing up. rob: and with this story you can tell there are people at the new york times do love hillary clinton. >> some folks taking issue with the recent issue the new york times published, an article about hillary clinton was very much a positive look at her. hillary clinton, master troll, seems to be living her best life. the piece argues she is no longer in public office so she can finally speak her mind and our people speaking there is on twitter, one person says we can all agree her best life is not being president. david

in thenvolved impeachment of president clinton. look what he did. team that was organized, had legal minds that could understand what was being said versus the legal proceedings in question. and they were on message everyday. president clinton defended himself but he never stopped being president. i think one of the reasons that publicived is that the may not have liked what he had done, but they believed that he was still able to do his job. that was probably the single best thing he did. i am hoping that will become the model here. you referred to robert mueller's investigation and kenneth stars investigation. there is no prosecutor looking into the allegations. you were a prosecutor. would you ever have conducted an investigation in which your witnesses were allowed to speak in public and give other ?itnesses during >> i backed off of calling a lot of the key witnesses because i did not want to get in his lane. , am being asked by republicans why don't you call adam schiff? that would do a lot of damage to the country for a senator to call a memb

. >>> hillary clinton and chelsea clinton were in the bay area today on a book tour. they spoke at the temple emmanuel in san francisco and then an event in danville. kpix 5's betty yu on how they are being received. >> reporter: hillary clinton and chelsea clinton said when they first began writing the book they started with 400 women whose stories of courage they wanted to share. they ended up with 103 gutsy women. >> the women we prin this book are gutsy because they persevered, often against difficult odds and obstacles. they had a sense of courage. >> reporter: hillary clinton describing the women historical, functional and contemporary in her collaboration with her daughter chelsea clinton. the book of gutsy women. working together did have some challenges. >> i knew that my mom really e seen appreciate up in the bleachers, someone had to explain what long hand was. >> reporter: the women in the book include nancy drew, betty ford and it did touch on politics. >> we could have a secure border d a smart immigration policy, which we must, without separating and ca

more likely than not secretary clinton is more hunting than running. she is trying to make herself somewhat relevant in the 2020 race but i agree with the democratic colleagues in the united states senate that now is not the time for secretary clinton to run again even if this crop of candidates is not great, we have seen what secretary clinton can do in important states like wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania and michigan. he didn't learn from her mistakes in 2008, in 2016 i doubt she will run. mike: the democratic establishment is anxious, asking is there anybody else? what do you make of that? >> i think the idea hillary clinton of making herself relevant, she has grandkids, she got to take care of them, she had her chance, she has been in american national life for 30 years. she lost the white house to donald trump. she has not developed a sense of responsibility and spent the last 3 years pointing fingers at everybody from the kremlin east and west as to her loss and other people running for president, we stand down and go back to our home offices and

our uranium apooved by hillary clinton.ng a conference i went to tell russia they needed to stop bombing syria and advocate for a cease-fire in the middle east, that's a good thing. i think we need more of that kind of dialogue. you have to talk with your adversaries as well as with your allies. >> do you think that her comments were designed to intimidate the emergence of any third-party candidate? whether it's dr. jill stein, whether the congresswoman gabbard or someone else who right now might be planning on getting into the race? >> absolutely. and i think, you know, she and the democratic party have been in that business for a long time. as i mentioned, rank choice voting solves this problem of, you know, worrying about, is your vote going to have unintended consequences? the state of maine, the entire state, has adopted rank choice voting. it could be adopted in a heartbeat by legislatures across the country. it eliminates the hysteria about spoiled elections, and it really liberates people to be able to vote for what

newt gingrich did that for bill clinton. everyone of those things.e of them happened for donald trump. >> none of it. as a matter of fact what's happened here is that they are interviewing the witnesses behind closed doors and they give the media part of the testimony, detrimental to the president. like bill taylor's opening statement, how did john radcliffe do when it came to cross-examining bill taylor? you'll never know that. they're trying to drive the president's poll numbers down, impeachment poll numbers up by using basically star chamber tactics. this is a political move by democrats that will destroy the presidency in the future. it's a legitimate and i will condemn it and i hope every republican will join my resolution urging the house to do for president trump what newt gingrich did for president clinton. give him a chance. >> sean: you said last night after going to do -- and not allow due process, not allow what republicans allowed bill clinton and the democrats do have great not long ago, 1998. there were 11 felonies if i remember. if t

so perhaps hillary clinton does not have a lot of room to be talking. an asset, just to be clear by any means, but you look at the impact that it has had, not good. >> bret: if hillary clinton wanted to take away a potential threat from tulsi gabbard, talking about her like this only gives her campaign oxygen, money, polling, everything else. so she is trying to prevent something, she did the opposite. >> harris: i want to follow that thought, that was my first thought, i said wow, this makes me want to support tulsi gabbard, wait a second, that makes hillary clinton the russian asset, and then i remembered it is all insane. [laughter] >> bret: over the weekend her husband tweeting a picture of her in uniform laying a flower on the grave of another veteran saying this is who she is loyal to. that's pretty powerful. >> harris: and tulsi gabbard, i mentioned this before, she is still active with the army national guard, she is not just past serving. we put a scroll on "outnumbered overtime" a couple of weeks ago and ran it again because we got so much rea

resident clinton defended himself. he never stopped being president. that k one of the reasons he survived is that the public liked what the president had done but believed that he was still able to do his job and as he governed during impeachment, i think that was single best thing avoid quite frankly, to that. i'm hoping that will become the model here. referred senator, you to robert mueller's investigation and ken starr's investigation. there is no prosecutor looking nto the allegations that combine house committees are looking into. you were a prosecutor, sir. conducted anr have investigation when -- in which allowed to es were speak in public and give other to -- es the opportunity stories straight? senator graham: that's a very good point. mueller e whole investigation, i backed off of calling a lot of the key witnesses because i didn't want get in his lane. ow, i'm being asked by republican folks out in the republican world, why aren't adam why don't you call schiff? well, i think that would do a lot of damage for the country call a member o of