clintons did it off the books. and it was untraceable.uld miss out exploiting another foreign crisis. can't let a crisis like this go to waste. peter schweizer is the author of "clinton cash" and president of government accountability institute. i don't know, peter, i want to be fair, they probably have perhaps some good intentions in ukraine maybe get help to people who need it there i don't want to begrudge them of that it seems like when the clintons get involved, there is always side money, what are you thinking and what are you hearing? >> no, i think you are exactly right to be cynical, jesse. just rook at their history with russia and ukraine. you know, they're talking like winston churchill right now. when it came to vladimir putin, and clinton world getting paid by putin connected oligarchs, they were more like neville chamberlain. people forget this bill clinton got half a million dollars for a 20-minute speech from renaissance capital which was a putin-linked investment bank. you have the clinton foundation taking money from ol

bill clinton at the same time said publicly hillary clinton is the most qualified person ever to seeksidency while joe biden's president. then, the op-ed comes in "the wall street journal." so, she selects this time to be out front. then, the worst of it is, she selects the time at the worst possible time for her president. you know what, i agree with you. she didn't tweet out, "hey, i support president biden. i support the united states themselves. you are right, she made it about or so. she is the thief of the democratic party. she did this intentionally. and i think it's -- if i was a democrat, i would be so done and over with with hillary clinton, it is ridiculous. >> sean: it is almost killing ants, like donald trump was prophetic. in 2018 without no one in front of him he is eye to eye the head of nato telling them how stupid they are being by number one we are paying the vast sum of money to protect western europe, and they don't nations from russia and they turn around and not paying as much as we are and not the same percentage of gdp we are paying and making russia and putin

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clinton? is that really important?the content that has been given to the public. >> putin believes the west is inherently weak, and can be pushed to a certain point. and he pushes to that point. and if he doesn't get a reaction, he pushes some more. >> narrator: and on election day, the question: would putin's attack pay off? >> it's hard to imagine that many people in moscow thought that donald trump was going to win... >> (speaking russian) >> ...since nobody else did. they read the same things that we read and see the same polls and the same pundits. >> (speaking russian) >> narrator: as the upset became clear... >> eto unbe-(bleep)-lievable. >> cause of jubilation. everybody was so happy because it was such a big surprise. >> (cheering) ♪ we are the champions of the world ♪ >> everybody believed that there is a special agreement, secret agreement, between the elites to get clinton elected. >> narrator: behind the scenes at the duma... >> (speaking russian) >> narrator: ...some russian legislators collectively raise

bill clinton at the same time said publicly hillary clinton is the most qualified personst ever to seek the presidency while joe biden is president. then the op ed comes in then wall street journal. to be selects this time out front. then the worst of it is she selects the time at the worst possible time for her president. and you know, i agree with you . she didn't tweet out, hey,no i support president biden. i support my president. i support the united states. no, you're right. she made it about herself. she is the thief, the democrat party . she she did this intentionally . and i think it's i if i was a democrat, i would be so done and over with, with with hillary clinton. >> it'sit it's ridiculous. it's almost kellyanne like the donald trump was prophetic in twenty eighteen without a note in front of them. he is eye to eye with the head of nato telling them how stupid they are being by no one . we're paying thehe vast sum of money to protect western nato nations from russia and then they turn around. they're not payin as much as we are not even the same percentage of gdp that we're

bill clinton selected her as the first u.s.assador to the united tions. she played a vital role in the clinton administration foreign policy, what she says was assertive multilateralism. she espoused expansion of nato and was named by bill clinton to become the first woman secretary of state after warren christopher left. laura: how is the world of politics and foreign policy responding to her passing? >> you are seeing expressions of sympathy from both sides of the partisan divide in the united states. these days, that is somewhat rare when you can see a political figure attract that kind of outpouring of support. you are hearingrom a lot of u.s. politicians and world leaders talking about the groundbreaking nature of her time as secretary of state, as the most senior woman at the time in the u.s. government, but also her vital role in american foreign policy in the 1990's and the post-soviet era, navigating uncharted territory as far as foreign policy. particularly in hindsight, given what is happening in ukraine, it looking

september yeltsin had a conversation with bill clinton and he told clinton vladimir putin is good toe the next president he's a good man and very solid you will have a good relationship and you will work with him. >> putin didn't believe that he could ever trust clinton or for that matter any american president. based on intel he believed america wanted to divide up russia and take its resources. >> someone who worked for the russian security services said they had a mind-reading unit that red secretary of state madeleine albright's mind and this is what she think should happen to russia. now this is become an official discourse among the russian elite. >> putin had to win the popular vote on the 2000 election. it was not easy. in the fall of 1999 he was still demand the public knew little about. >> one poll showed he had a 2% approval rating. it appeared out of the question that either putin or anyone else chosen by yeltsin could become the next president. >> it was the expectation he would be another short-term guy. >> putin quickly changed due to a dramatic event in late 1999. sev

president bill clinton ambassador to the united nations for four years.efore becoming the first woman to serve as secretary of state from 1997 to 2001. in 2012 she was recognized with the presidential medal of freedom by president barack obama. madeleine albright was 84-years-old. upgrading technology, and powering opportunity in communities big and small. the charter is connecting us. supporting c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. good afternoon. as you all have seen we have a

this was a criminal enterprise run by hillary clinton, approved by hillary clinton. false information disseminated by hillary clinton and her cronies and has got everything in it necessary to prove that case. obstruction of justice, fraud, conspiracy, theft of trade secrets. the list goes on and on and again i do hope that this lawsuit does proceed in florida in the federal courts. of, there will be challenges to it, attempt to dismiss it. people like comey will be like, i have immunity pete look at this two and a half years ago, if you violate someone's rights, no immunity. >> sean: i can't wait for discovery and dispositions depositions.do you think we'll ? >> we are going to get there. don't forget, comey knew he was lying and still continued. we are all on the hillary clinton campaign payroll, the dnc, hillary clinton's lawyers. the amount of corruption going on, we'll get to the bottom of it. >> sean: in fact you know the information to be in the document is true and all of it was debunked and signed the 3 o. the outlaw has not been held accountable, we know the

clinton campaign paying $8,000.o follows the fec this agency has been in the throes of partisan gridlock. democrats don't vote for republicans, republicans don't vote for democrats. what we know so far, they found probable cause, that democrat voted to find a violation as well as republicans. that is pretty significant, which forced them to go in to get a negotiated settlement. elizabeth: how bad is this? is this tip of the iceberg stuff when it comes to the clinton campaign what went on there? >> i think between the durham campaign, the durham investigation, everything that has been going on, by the way all filings from the durham special counsel really hinted there may be more to come. we'll see what he develops, whether additional charges will be filed. i think this is us why the beginning. i think we'll have, number of different threads they are going to pull on. this fec matter that was just settled while not directly related to the durham investigation, does go to the gps thread that durham may be looking at.

reporter: she endorsed senator hillary clinton in 2008 and again in 2016, after clinton had served in old job. >> just remember, there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. reporter: in 2012, president barack obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom. >> this is one of my favorite stories. once, at a naturalization ceremony, an ethiopian man came up to her and said, only in america can a refugee meet the secretary of state. and she replied, only in america can a refugee become the secretary of state. reporter: her personality, always larger than her four foot 11 stature. always humble, always funny. albright's family today called her a loving mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. madeleine albright was 84 years old. judy: just moments ago, i spoke to former president bill clinton by phone from his home in new york. president clinton, thank you for joining us. we are sorry for your loss. we know that you and secretary clinton were very close to madeleine albright. what are you remembering tonight? >> first of all how proud i was of her, the

he proceeded and they were all on the hillary clinton clinton campaign payroll. perkins coie with the dnc and hillary clinton's lawyer. the amount of corruption going on we will get to the bottom of it says at the top of what warrant that you in fact know the informationonit in that document is true and all of it was defunct and we signed three of the four or five applications. how come he's not been held accountable? we now know the dossier was a lie the entire time. by the way, when is the media going to apologize? alina, thank you .he great. thank you . coming up, after announcing that senate runs, biden is now demanding that dr. oz herschel walker stepped down from the president's council on sports, fitness and nutrition. dr. oz joins us to explain why he is refusing to resign. good for him. he's next. if something happened to you, what would happen to them? their home, their education, their future, you need life insurance and chances are selectquote can help you get it for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found jacob forty of five hundred thousand doll

president clinton thank you so much for joining us, we're so sorry for your loss.and secretary clinton were very close to madeleine albright, what are you remembering tonight? >> i'm remembering first of all how proud i was of her, and the way she conducted herself at the united nations and at the state department. and secondsly, i have been think being all the meals we had, and how honored i was to go his-- his funeral and have madeleine speak, not me because she could stand up in prague in a very cold cathedral and give a passionate, hot speech about her friend in czech. and they loved the fact that an american secretary of state was a refugee from their country. and she was so wonderful. have i been think being that. i was thinking about two years ago when we took our last trip to kosovo when they were celebrating the 20th anniversary of their victory and ours in ending the ethnic cleansing and the threat to kosovo's very existence. and we walked on a sunny day down the main street of town in a parade with all the kosovar officials and when we ended we are down

what a visionary choice by president clinton. brokaw taking us to task in new hampshire in 2008 when everybody declared hillary clinton basically finished in new hampshire and brokaw came on the set and said, perhaps we should let the voters speak first. of course, the next day, hillary had won, tom brokaw was right. we were appropriately chasing. i listened to bill clinton talk about what happened during his presidency. it's a great reminder, we should also wait and let history speak to us before assessing how presidents are. i remember when bill clinton left office, you know, there are all those stories about how he was obsessed with his legacy and there weren't wars, so how could he be a great president? if you think about it, the high watermark of american power was in 2000, 2001. and we looked back over those eight years and it strikes me almost like eisenhower's eight years, he always knocked around for not moving. the further we get away from eisenhower, the more we recognize the peace and prosperity in that time. it was a

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didn't find what hillary clinton team was alleging.traffic information at trump tower, president trump's central park west apartment building and executive office building. believed he was working on the federal contract with darpa for security. that information was given by michael sussman, we know the story. that is the story. he pleads innocent. darpa denies a role of the dnc hack in computers about russia. this is out in the federal lift, special counsel settle durham team asking a clinton computer expert about this that pro was working on the trump-russia collusion narrative. darpa, you and i talked about this. pentagon's darpa, powerful agency, is still in the story, jim. >> it is in the story but not necessarily accomplice. >> right. >> i think the big issue that might play out in the sussman trial in may whether darpa was a knowing participant or people with access to contracts and access to data were misusing it for political purposes. that is the way the sussman indictment reads right now. we'll see if darpa proper is in harm

you were bill be the clinton campaign doing that very activity.rump's team needs to be able to successfully pursue this lawsuit. hopefully it creates the kind of consequences that keep people from doing these kind of underhanded tactics in the future. elizabeth: we're waiting to hear back from the other side to see if they respond to the lawsuit. he is saying, vince, he incurred $24 million in legal fees and costs to defend himself. he is saying they basically accessed, confidential highly sensitive government date to build their conspiracy case. he saying it is conspiracy and rack keithering going after them with rico in federal court in florida. >> it is easy to believe that his legal fees have reached stratospheric levels. remember all of the people around him, i just remember during his presidency, his constant concern for people who worked within the white house who were constantly being badgered by legal demands for preservation of documents and then people who were pursued and charged with process crimes, this all began an effort in order t

under president bill clinton, ms. albright was u.s. ambassador to the united nations for four years, before becoming the first woman to serve as secretary of state from 1997 until 2001. in 2012, she was recognized for her public service with the presidential medal of freedom i president barack obama. madeleine albright was 84 years old. >> from a young immigrant to the top diplomat on —- diplomats. >> represent our ideas and ideals around the world she has always broken boundaries. >> we invite everyone to help us and caution each that they cannot stop us. [applause] born in czechoslovakia on the eve of world war ii with the political refugees after the age of 11 arriving on ellis island on ss america united states is a country where she would make history. jean heerden interest from her father esteemed professor and diplomat earning a degree at wellesley college here she made the most important decision of her life to become a naturalized us citizen while studying from columbia university afterwards when the political circles for over

the clinton campaign finally under fire, the federal election commission fining both hillary clinton's6 presidential campaign and the dnc for lying about funding the steele dossier. coming up with the dossier against her then political rifle, donald trump. the russia collusion lie was made up by the clinton campaign as we have reported many times. here's former director of national intelligence john t ratcliffe on this program a back in 2020. >> i think everyone knows at this point that hillary clinton did he create the trump russia collusion narrative. she hired christopher steele for that purpose and it was used in connection -- the steele dossier was used for fisa applications and all of had that. when i declassified that information, it was the first time that members of congress and the american people know now that our intelligence community and our law enforcement community were aware of that information before the cross fire hurricane counter intelligence investigation was ever opened. maria: we are talking about it all morning long, "mornings with maria" is live right now. and

speaking the first female secretary of state under president clinton. >> as the history of this country the history of my life there's witnessed united states truly is the world's indispensable nation. >> traveling the globe for the sanctions. >> as the new millennium begins this will remain our greatest challenge learning the fundamental less lesson. >> and then she continues to support the institutions abroad secretary albright with this system is sony and museum of national history to secretary christopher i only hope that my heels can fill your shoes. and then as a young student those of america's values abroad madeleine albright is a great american. her story is a part of american history. [applause] >> please welcome the 64th united states secretary of state madeleine albright. >> you are known the world around but that was not your birth name how did you get a name like madeleine? >> first of all that's not may first name. but my grandmother apparently there is a play in prague when i was a little girl called madeleine in the brick factory. she decided the name madeleine was a go

clinton tapped her for the post of u.s. white house. she became known for her tenacity and determination to elevate u.s. interests at the un through what she called aggressive multilateralism. >> we must summon the strength to defeat those who run roughshod over the rights of others. >> reporter: she pushed hard for u.s. boots on the grounds in balkans. the u.s. administration chose diplomacy instead, a decision that came at a costly human price. an even bigger regret, the failure of the u.s. to intervene to stop the rwandan genocide in 1983. lessons learned from her past and the present and she cemented her place in history becoming the first ever female secretary of state of state. nato-led effort helped kosovo gain independence from the serb ian reg eej. >> never again will there be massacres and mass graves. >> reporter: through it all albright's experience as a refugee who found the american dream was only press sent in her dream. >> my life reflects both the turbulence of europe in the middle of the century and the to

the last four years of the clinton administration. at the time she was the highest ranking woman in the history of u.s. government. her enormous influence is still being felt at the state department. >> the impact that she has had on this building is felt every single day and just about every single corridor. >> in 2012, president barack obama awarded albright the medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. madeleine albright was 84 years old. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we will talk with former president bill clinton about the life and legacy of madeleine albright. >>> and just in time for the start of major league baseball season, new york city is about to exempt athletes and performers from the city's vaccine mandate for private workers. mayor eric adams is set to make the announcement later this morning. it clears the way for brooklyn nets star kyrie irving to play home games and unvaccinated baseball players to take the field at yankee stadium and city field. the city's sweeping mandate for the private sector will still apply

bill clinton was eager to see boris yeltsin succeed. how did he try to think about how he would bring central and eastern europe into the west and try to maintain a good relationship with russia. i believe he thought he could do both. there were trade-offs involved. we should accept that there were trade-offs involved. i do even though i remain a supporter of nato enlargement. boris gilson would constantly seek to him want to be treated as an equal. the whole reason russia was invited to join the g8 was that clint was trying to get them the status to try not to humiliate russia. i think there were mistakes made at later times. i think barack obama's comments about russia being a regional player and dismissive of russia as a major actor, i think that was a mistake, but it seems to have gotten under his skin. for a president who remains cool and most times, i think he did let putin get under his skin. on the question, michael put it well earlier. we are invested in ukraine's and -- in ukraine and russia's failure. any other issues will ha

i got to know her back in the 1990s when i was working in the clinton white house. then came back to washington to become the first woman secretary of state. very accomplished. but i must say that what i almost miss about secretary albright is secretary albright. she was a wonderful colleague, i have been working alongside her at georgetown university for a couple of decades. she was generous with her time and she was a very, very decent person who brought that decency to diplomacy. i think the two things she will most be remembered for a secretary of state, number one, getting the united states and nato allies to intervene in the balkans to stop the killing and bring peace to coso and number two, opening the doors of nato to new democracies of europe. she has always been someone who stood on the side of democracy and decency, right through her career. fin and decency, right through her career. . ., ., ~ ., career. on leaving that mark on us foreign _ career. on leaving that mark on us foreign policy, _ career. on leaving that mark on us foreign policy, she - career.

yes, bill clinton's clever strategies always— bill clinton's clever strategies always used to say, it economy, stupid, and this seems to be what the express are saying and what is _ be what the express are saying and what is remarkable about the front pa-e what is remarkable about the front page is— what is remarkable about the front page is the express, in my eyes, it is the _ page is the express, in my eyes, it is the tast— page is the express, in my eyes, it is the last die—hard tory paper. every— is the last die—hard tory paper. every other— is the last die—hard tory paper. every other paper might wax and wane a bit every other paper might wax and wane a hit in— every other paper might wax and wane a bit in support of the tories, but the express— a bit in support of the tories, but the express rarely does. the fact they have — the express rarely does. the fact they have put it in such stark terms. — they have put it in such stark terms, that rishi sunak is in danger of losing _ terms, that rishi sunak is in danger of losing the election if he does not get — of losing the election

clinton, early on. and she very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. >> very active advocacy role, mrs. clinton has taken an active role in crafting the policy, crafting the legislation. do you have any advice to mrs. clinton as she takes on that added role in health care? >> i think i would tell her to just keep working. i applaud her efforts and those of tipper gore. having been a first lady, you realize that there is some influence in that position, and i applaud those who take advantage of that. >> and i would just say ditto. >> i think that when my husband was serving as president of the united states, i felt that i could be a sounding board. i had the feeling, as i went about public functions, i could hear what the people were feeling and hear what they were saying and carry it back to him, as what was out there for him to take in and kind of combine, and what he was hearing from his cabinet, because i think a president is often so protected by those people around

former president bill clinton will join us this hour. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in brussels and you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're coming to you live from the eu headquarters in brussels, just hours before president biden jiens with u.s. allies for emergency critical talks on the war in ukraine. this hour we're getting reports from the front lines of a new barrage of outgoing fire in northwest kyiv, the ukrainian capital. cnn's sam kiley is standing by in kyiv for us. phil mattingly is here in brussels covering president biden. we'll go to them in just moments. first, cnn's alex marquardt has more on all the breaking news on this war. >> reporter: tonight president vladimir putin's war leading to staggering losses of his own men. according to nato military officials, up to 15,000 russian soldiers have been killed in the four weeks since russia invaded ukraine. the shocking number coming as the battle for kyiv is raging. ukraine now claim

trump is really mad he's suing hillary clinton come the dnc, hillary clinton, peter strzok.s going to let this one go because capitol riots coming after the manhattan das got a bunch of criminal probes. is going to go after this like a dog with the bone. how could this impact special counsel germs criminal probe probe? there could be a lot of uglies coming out in the trump lawsuit. >> you are right the exact point is discovery. will be motions to dismiss. a lot of civil cases do not pass muster they are not particularly loved by the bench there's a decent chance there will be a real catfight whether or not obstruction or theft of trade secrets are established here to establish the crimes you need for enterprise is a big question but if it survives the motion to dismiss and moves to the discovery phase and john mcdermott is probably not very happy. the last thing a criminal prosecutor wants is overlapped by civil parties questioning depositions, doing all the things they do to uncover facts from live witnesses when some of those witnesses are people dormant wants to cooperate

hillary clinton is asked of this occasionally. has she apologized? no. she's laughed at it.ch this. >> we came, we saw, he died. [laughs] >> tucker: imagine cackling like that when you talk about someone dying. doesn't matter who it is been muammar qaddafi... doesn't matter. that's a human being who died on your orders and your laughing about it. so that's obviously psychotic behavior obvious to most people. but if you point that out in public, or many failures hillary clinton's and the neocon foreign policy they'll say it was in america's national interest. they'll just call you a traitor. here's hillary clinton on a podcast yesterday. >> the russian government broadcast tucker carlson because of what he says in support of putin or casting doubt on those who are seeing with our own eyes what putin is doing. >> it's the left-wing apologies for communism the last century, their behavior comes out of something similar. their dislike of their own country the united states, the nature of modern america, is so strong that they are looking for alternatives anywhere, even if those

what's the clinton's reputation in the democratic party today? well, i think it's an interesting they no longer have the same. i think the fact that bill clinton was not a marquis speaker at the 2020 convention is is a sign of the party moving in a shift as shift in a different direction in some capacity or leaving behind leaving maybe leaving them slightly behind but i think that they're policies have still had a stay and a sway and i i think also that the the particular as as came up that democratician went elections and each be pragmatic and the particular clinton approach has is one that is quite pragmatic to winning elections. so i think oftentimes especially in this moment right now of fear of the democrats moving the losing the midterms that there's a there is a real potential that they'll go back to the democratic that clinton playbook. the only guy smur is the author of left behind the democrats failed attempt to solve inequality. she's been our guest on book oh, thank you so much it. was well book tv's coverage of the tucson book festiv

and while the secretary clinton secretary rice, i benefited from her really opening doors. i also looked at generations fellow foreign service officers and students places like towards china, but around the world. they continue to learn from her example, read her books, listen to her lectures that she gave, that will continue to pay off and you hear in the words themselves, the words secretary clinton and others themselves. and they talk about the inspiration that madeline was. and there is a sad day, but that will put a smile on our face. i'm sure it will. i'm sure they'll be many complimentary comments throughout the day, a bench and thanks so much for joining us. thank you. now bobby, a tank has killed at least 15 people in central somalia. it happened in the town of battle wayne in a battle of state, please say member of parliament and to fall below maker amongst the dead. many of us did earlier, gunman stormed a military base in the capitol, mogadishu, killing, at least 6 people, the campus inside the highly fortified international airport security forces said they kil

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clinton, in turn, tapped her for the post of u.s.as u.n. ambassador, albright became known for her tenacity and determination to elevate u.s. interests at the u.n. through what she called aggressive multilateralism. >> we must summon the spine to deter the support to isolate, and the strength to defeat those who run rough shot over the rights of others. >> reporter: she pushed hard for u.s. boots on the ground in the balkans. the u.s. administration chose diplomacy, instead. a decision that came at a costly human price. an even bigger regret, the failure of the u.s. to intervene to stop the rwandan genocide in 1994. >> i, madeleine albright -- >> lessons learned from her past and the present as albright cemented her place in history, becoming the first ever female u.s. secretary of state on january 23rd, 1997. in the kosovo conflict erupted in 1998, albright lobbied forcefully for nato intervention. nato-led effort helped kosovo gain independence from serbian control and the icc indicted serbian president for war crimes. >> never aga

. >>> also tonight, former president donald trump filing a new lawsuit against hillary clinton and her allies what he is alleging about the 2016 election >>> is relief on the way from sky high gas prices a growing number of states take matters into their own hands. >>> and peacock pride. can the march madness cinderellas pull off another miracle in the sweet 16 >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from brussels >>> and good evening from brussels. one month since the start of russia's military surge into ukraine, president biden and 29 other nato leaders met here in brussels today looking to project unity and outlining next steps to help supply ukraine, strengthen the defense of nato's borders, and further isolate russia one of the voices resonating from that meeting, ukraine's president zelenskyy. he appeared remotely and accused the leaders of failing to save lives in a few moments the response to those comments from nato's secretary-general during my interview with him this evening. the gravity of the moment underscored by news u.s. national sec

whether or not hillary clinton's emails have been hacked.al agenda. so, this is a relationship that has been growing for sometime, and what we found was really interesting, what experts told us, part of the reason they often keep pieces of misinformation, and the same sort of conspiracy that they both go to the same sort of infringe missile message on social media. they both go to an anti vaccine facebook group, or a telegram channel. and that's when somebody's afghans conspiracy start, david, pick up from there and amplified. so -- it's not a sub surprising promoting the same type of contact. >> david, let me ask you a slightly different version of that question, we have this wing of the party touting kremlin talking points. but most senate republicans, most central bookings are going to the other direction, calling out russia as the aggressor. do you see that as a fracture? as a fissure? how is that playing out? >> i think it's the difference between at least somewhat sober leadership among republicans in the senate. they will undermine jo

also a loss in court for the clinton campaign and social special counsel durham's probe of russia withot a purpose actor reps in court after he is sentenced to five months in prison for faking his own hate crime for the judge of the democrat mayor of chicago slams millett he cost taxpayers a lot of money. plus police time. democrats believe millett now goes silent. and how the border crisis cost you, ice finally out with its border arrest report for 2021 a record dropped under biden. i am elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ welcome to the show you are watching the foxbusiness network we begin with stocks of tumbling late today despite putin positive movement and cease-fire talks russia is falling deeper into a depression. president biden joins europe calling for an end to favorite trade nation status with russia clearing the way for more tariffs and putin is closing and on kyiv. satellite images show ukraine ambushed a massive 40-mile long convoy of russian military vehicles headed toward kyiv it appears to have dispersed a redeployed elsewhere to attack more cit

. >> el ex presidente trump presentÓ una demanda federal contra hillary clinton y personas involucradasicano. la demanda alega que clinton y el comitÉ nacional demÓcrata fabricaron un vÍnculo falso entre la campaÑa de trump y rusia. trump buscan menos $24,000,000 en daÑos y perjuicios. patricia: los bomberos de colorado apagaron un incendio en el estadio del equipo de los broncos de denver de la nfl. las autoridades dicen que las llamas iniciaronen una zona de construcciÓn y afectÓ algunas sillas del tercer nivel y algunos palcos ejecutivos. aÚn se desconocen las causas que provocaron las llamas. el paso comercial en lazona fronteriza entre mexicali y calexico se ha ralentizado ante el cruce ilegal de inmigrantes de de mÉxico, algo que representa pÉrdidas econÓmicas considerables. las autoridades mexicanas y estadounidenses se han unido para protegerla seguridad en el Área. jorge fregoso estÁ del lado mexicano con los detalles. jorge: estas imÁgenes muestra ni momento de la edad detenciÓn de un grupo de inmigrantes que intentÓ ingresar a estados unidos sin documentos. en la zona comerci

after the recount was finished, there was only a brief time and ultimately the clinton administrationaid we will let the next guy do with it. the next guy did not deal with them probably enough to hurt the 9/11 attacks. susan: moving onto the election, let us talk about donald trump. you talk about his 2000's campaign. this was airbrushed out of history. we have donald trump talking about his potential campaign. >> this is something turning out to be very serious. if you look at our internal poll numbers, the ratings on television have been the highest. people have now seen this has become very real. i will make a decision probably during the month of february. i am not looking to get 20% of the vote. if i think i can win, we may very well have a very positive decision. >> the 20% was a reference to the 19 plus percent that ross had gotten from a reform party candidate. i am wondering since you cover donald trump, how much does the tenant of the reform party connect with the donald trump you knew and his politics? andrew: this is one of the historical ironies of this story. as you can

guest: there was a reluctance on the part of some people within the clinton administration.anet reno being one of them. to take that step toward many of the plans involved. the cia was anticipating resistance and that resistance would end with the death of many other young children, innocent women. there was trepidation within the clinton national security team about whether this would be a step too far. whether this would be a step contrary to american values. one of those values at the time that the united states didn't order assassinations, even against people who were sworn enemies of the united states. there was a lot of internal struggle between the lawgivers, janet reno among them. and people who believed the highest value was the will of law and the people who were thinking more about the results and the threats, and what potentially al qaeda could do. it wasn't so much that janet reno and her fashions, they managed to stretch the decision-making process out long enough that the election intervened and by the end of october 2000, when the -- happen, a lot of these co

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