clintons are back, baby, just grab your wallet. >> oh, boy, bill clinton was such an interesting personar him, listen to him. he was the come back kid who came in third in new hampshire and somehow said i'm the come back kid just watch me and got the new york stock exchange. jesse, here is the guy who really ran successfully under the democratic leadership council. what is it? well it disbanded in 2011 and gone for a long time. here is why it. represented the more centrist moderate part of the democratic party. bill clinton who called super predators bill clinton signed in welfare reform against gay mirage, abortion should be rare. that part of the democratic party is no more. why is this relevant? it's relevant because if i were bill clinton the statesman i would try to get my party so out of sync and touch with america i would be trying to get them to the center. instead reduced to you soundbites and platitudes theback-to-back joe biden bill clinton interviews this weekend were puff and fluff. we didn't get a lot of stuff out of either of them. regrettable for bill clinton two term pr

as for hillary clinton, ahh the day before.in's ex-chief of protocol shevchenko said that there was no such thing as hillary clinton and her husband forgetting their child somewhere in the kremlin. and for the rest of my career. he does not remember that one of the clintons spent the night in the kremlin, so hillary is simply lying, while he remembers that there really was a visit. uh, clinton came with his wife, his wife at that time seemed to him not very balanced. perhaps she was in a bad mood, let's say, right now, urgent news is coming, really important things concern us directly everyone follows the events. at the front, the news for the last 2 days has been very disturbing , so the ukrainian troops tried to take glue into the ring, but the city was thrown back, remains under the control of the russian military, the head of the regional administration just said. let's postpone in this regard. to the front in direct communication about teloun spetsnaz commander ahmad hero of russia, please tell us what is happening on eart

senate as senior advisor to secretary clinton, worked as a traveling chief of staff to clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, was the deputy chief of staff in the u.s. department of state. in her candid new memoir she emerges from the wings of american political history to take command of her own story. tonight she will be joined in conversation with award-winning journalist, tracey matisak. thank you both so much for being here. the screen is all yours. it is a very special cd in my family. in fact, as i write in the book my parents were both immigrants. my father came from india, there were both fulbright scholars of university of pennsylvania and it almost didn't happen because my mother was picking between university of pennsylvania and berkeley and she almost picked berkeley that she picked penn and from my earliest memories my parents would bring us back to philadelphia, tell us about the house on chestnut street and, in fact, in the book the picture of my parents that i share is in standing in front of the house and have this place it was went to, pizzeria. i'm so happy talking

i wanted to hear president clinton's take.ook at these various populist movements and say wthey're what comes out of the neoliberal era, the '90s, when we had a lot of growth, free markets and free trade, but it look behind particularly the white working class. you presided over this incredible period of growth in the united states. do you think there's something to that critique? >> there is, but let's look what happened. that no one ever talks about, although we have two great articles on this sharp decline in poverty over the last 35 years in america, because we keep added on to what's working, and stopping what's not, which is what government should do. but the truth is, there were problems with a market oriented economy where when you change the technology, and we moved into i.t. related business, there's always an advantage to the people who get there first, and the people who get there first are the ones with the money, ideas and access to technology. and then society has to catch up. the real problem is, that in the un

to have bill clinton in place and then of course we have hillary clinton, who was not as effective.ook at clinton global initiative and their partners around the world and attachment to chien. >> todd: china didn't become global player overnight, it happened under decades under bill clinton. new op ed admits new york is struggling to keep black voters supporting stacey abrams in georgia. percentage of black males vote are for democrats is decreasing with each election. 80% support for biden in 2020, for obama, it was 95%. what is clear is that the softening support for democrats among black men is not just a thing people like me find interesting, democratic candidate find it disturbing enough to worry about and that should worry all democrats. david, why is this happening? >> david: well, let's think of something, here is a secret, todd. we're not all monolithic issue not all blacks think alike. we can see the world across the generations and make decisions. for too long and two things concern me, one, good to see people thinking for themselves, black or otherwise, regard to color o

. >>> today my gaetz is former president bill clinton. in the rise of putin and policies. >>> september means going back to school. this was special this year. the children of uscience went back to class since war broke out. >>> finally, september always means back-to-school for kids. this year, though, a special group was amongst them. the children of ukraine went back to class last week for the first time since war broke out. "gps" had the great privilege of speaking to some of them when we visited kyiv last week. >> my dad can get injured or my home can get destroyed. >> it's not something that only affects ukrainians, but will sooner or later affect the whole world. >> but first, here's my take. at first glance, kyiv looked strangely normal. there were a few barricades here and there, but mostly the streets were busy, traffic was moving, shops were open, and restaurants were full. you could buy french wines, american energy drinks, and candy from around the world at the local grocery store. the city looked much as it had on my last vi

senate senior advisor to senator clinton, worked as a traveling chief of staff clinton's 2008 presidentialpaign, deputy chief of staff the u.s. department of state and vice chair of hillary for america in 2015. in her new memoir, she emerges from the week some americans political history, take command of her own story. tonight she'll be joined in conversation with award-winning journalist, tracy. thank you both so much for being here. it's all yours. >> thank you so much and thank you for being with us friday night. we have a lot of ground to cover but remember if you've got questions, just click on the question icon and put their we will get through as many as we can before we wrap for the evening. but welcome to the free library in philadelphia. >> i'm so happy to be with you tonight and looking for forward to our conversation. >> before we get into the conversation, we be missed event did not mention the fact that while you were born in michigan, her parents started their american journey here in philadelphia. >> that's exactly right. when i first heard are going to be able to speak to

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hillary clinton was investigated for using a private server. hillary clinton went through 9 hearings on the whole benghazi thing. donald trump, because his son invited the russians to give dirt to their campaign, he got investigated. it is not accurate to say hillary clinton got away with murder. both were investigated for allegedly wrongdoing. the budget is due on september 30. the question is will we pass something that avoids a government shutdown. it may be a continuing resolution, but there is not a risk of a shutdown. host: has the budgeting process gotten better over? guest: it has never been easy. course, the federal budget is approaching $4 trillion. it is a staggering number. where i would tell you it really failed was when we had government shutdowns. some senator just decides " i do not want this budget, so i went to the federal government to shut down." stop the federal government from doing what it does, doing national weather reports through the national weather service, you name it and it erodes people's confidence in the reliab

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currently hillary clinton chief of staff began as an intern for the former first lady in 1996 on the interim she has served as u.s. senate senior advisor to senator clinton worked as a traveling chief of staff for the 2008 presidential campaign the deputy chief of staff us department of state and vice chair for 2016 in her memoir she emerges from the wings of american political history to take command of her own story she will be joined in conversation. thank you for being here. >> good evening everyone thank you for being with us on this friday night we have a lot of ground to cover if you have questions and we will get there as many as we can but with all of that said welcome to the free library of philadelphia. >> am so happy to be with you tonight and i look forward to our conversation. >> we would be remiss if we did not mention the fact you were born in michigan but your parents started their american journey and philadelphia. >> exactly. when i first heard i would be at the free library i was jumping up and down because it is a very special city in my family as i write in my b

i don't think we would have lost as many lives to covid if hillary clinton had been president. i don't think that we would have put this deadline, the latest pulling out of afghanistan, if hillary clinton were president and that's when it creeps up on me. >> fast forward to 2019 and there was a time that you describe as one of the most difficult periods in your life as if 2016 wasn't difficult enough and you write about how you couldn't eat, you couldn't sleep and how for a fleeting moment you considered stepping off the subway platform. take us back to that time. it was a very dark time for you, but it was a major turning point to you. what happened there? . you know, i really chose to share this, you know, part of my story and it was a very difficult time because i think this notion of community and support and knowing that you have support for me was so important and for most of my life, you know, i talk about my early life, what wii call in the muslim world the community, and you always have a sense of support, if you need something there, there's support. if there's a wedd

but something that hillary clinton did. that is how bad what she did was. and no, i am not going to try to explain why donald trump thinks the fbi wheeze looking for hillary clinton's emails at his house. now despite years of trying biden trump, hillary clinton was never prosecuted for having classified documents for a very simple reason. she didn't actually have any documents marked classified in her possession. but boy, it is clear that donald trump thinks that anyone who did to do something that brazen and all full, like, say, if someone had stashed 100 highly classified documents in the basement of his beach club -- well, that person should definitely get the book thrown at him. lock him up. wait a second. and by the way, in addition to his head spinning discussion of hillary clinton's emails last, night trump once again, throughout the idea that the fbi planted evidence when they searched his club. this is something he has said repeatedly over the last few weeks. while today, a special master in the case, has essentially called trump's bluff. today, ju

clinton was guilty of the relationship and lying about it but the american people and congress didn't see fit. they impeached him but they didn'ton convict him so he remas in office for the rest of his presidency but the investigation continued beyond his presidency including a deal where he has to give up the license and another deal where he gives up his ability to practice before the supreme court to stave off further investigations so it's not unusual there are investigations and there is another with quintin on the pardon that is a very questionable pardon that he issues at the end of his administration of the billionaire whose ex-wife gave a lot of money to the democratic party so it seems very fishy and what happens there is the fbi does launch an investigation and goes on for four years after clinton is no longer president and then the fbi under james comey who originally prosecuted, the fbi if she was a very strange and somewhat unprecedented statement saying we looked into this matter 15 years ago and ended at 11 years ago but we did look into it and people were kind of flum

the days of jfk and bill clinton, those days are over.describing what i describe as the new republican party. the days of mitt romney are behind me, the days of john boehner and paul ryan are gone. this is a new republican party. most members of the gop conference came in with president trump at the top of the ticket of or when he was in the white house. so this party has shifted. we are not the party that we were in the '90s and early 2000s. the democrats need to recognize that and you're seeing them pass changing their message aing. they don't understand the republican party and the make america great again agenda. dagen: senator joe manchin called president bidens' student loan handout excessive yesterday, telling reporters, quote, there's a better way to do it. well, this just weeks after he helped push through the democrats' massive tax and climate agenda. congressman. >> exactly. exactly, dagen. please as always, just call me guy. joe manchin is not the hero that people in the republican party and moderates hold him up to be. he mig

i've even talked to bill clinton and taylor branch about those tapes. they specifically, bill clinton said, these are private records sitting beside. if you've got a president, for instance, who sends love letters to his wife, are those protection? or convict judicial watch subpoena that is and publish them in the newspapers while the president to serving? of course not. and the same way, donald trump has absolutely no right to say that highly classified documents with, let's, a nuclear secrets, if that's what these are, or lists of friends of cia agents in foreign countries, or other things that can be used to harm americans and make them vulnerable to terrorists, if you just as, you know, those are my private documents. i can do what i like with them. it's ridiculous and this will not survive the test. >> it's amazing how many times if you read the transcripts, how many times they cite the sock dry case. we talk about presidential records as if it's like, scrapbook keeping. or in this scenario, trump's team wants us to believe that these are souvenirs

i have even talked to bill clinton and taylor branch about those tapes. they specifically, bill clinton, said these are private records, and said -- if you've got a president, for instance, who sends love letters to his wife, aren't those protected? or can judicial watch subpoena those and publish them in the newspapers while a president is serving? of course not. and in the same way, donald trump has absolutely no right to say that highly classified documents with, let's say, nuclear secrets if that's, what these are. or lists of friends of cia agents and foreign countries, or other things that can be used to harm americans, and make them vulnerable to terrorists, if he just says, those are my private documents, i can do what i feel like with them. it is ridiculous, this will not survive the test in court -- >> it is amazing, how many times, if you read these filings -- how many trump's attorneys sight this october case. but we talk about the presidential records as if it is scrapbook keeping or, at least in this scenario, trump's team has wanted us to b

a year later after, chelsea clinton went to stanford. she gets there and she is receiving what the marshals service considered to be considerable death threats and she has got 24 hour protection. how do you deal with something like that? mr. starr: what a great question of the year. i cannot say enough in praise of the united states marshals service, put -- completely professional. what they have to do the job because there was -- they were appointed by the courts. why were you not protected by the fbi or the secret service? because i was appointed by the court under the statute, i was treated as if i were a judge. i was not paid as well, but protection came through the marshals, and they did a wonderful job. it was a toll. we had around-the-clock security at the house. command post outside her house, what we called -- outside our house, what we called the brady bunch. we had the press outside our house most days. they would go away once i left for the office. and the press was fine in terms of that. one whimsical story is that at the fu

it involves hillary clinton.e'll check in with greg jarret and the president's attorney, president trump, alinahabba straight ahead. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> sean: now just like we've been telling you, the two tiered system of justice in this country is now undermining faith in our most important institutions. now, this dual justice system is shredding our constitution and we have a politicized fb and i recollects doj that's weaponnized. earlier today donald trump's suit against hillary clinton over the hoax was dismissed with the judge claiming the 45th president wasn't seeking redress for any legal

i think clinton ran as what was called a new democrat. the idea was that the democrats were going to compete with republicans by being more moderate, trying to not be seen as liberal so much. he promised to end welfare as we know it. he famously said and he was kind of trapped by that promise. he wanted to pass like national health insurance. he wanted to guarantee many other benefits. and then limit welfare. in particular because he was losing support as a president and he was running for reelection. it was the monica lewinsky schedule. i think he felt obligated even though he was ahead in the polls against dole in 1996, to sign a law that he wasn't entirely in favor of. in fact he had vetoed it twice before. he was kind of trapped by his own words and ended up with this highly punitive restrictive program that massively reduced assistance and access to aid. and by 2000, the roles had been cut by about 60% and also by 2000, over half the block going to the states was no longer going for cash assistance. some of it was being used to pave

the clinton riots began on september 4th, 1875.paramilitary units flocked into clinton. there was a political rally, and it was one of the first times that african americans had gotten together to really listen to political candidates. and it was organized by the republican party, but there was also a group of white democrats who were sent there to disrupt things. shots rang out. african american families began to flee the scene. even one mother left her child in the hollow of a tree just for protection. and then over the course of the next several days, white liners began to flood into clinton and then systematically round up those who organized the rally and then kill them. sometimes in front of their own families members. >> so this is a group of white democrats killing the black republicans? >> correct. it was the plan of the white democrats to keep african americans from voting. the violence served as a pretext for the return of white rule and the end of reconstruction in mississippi. >> do you feel like people know that this

lacked security in clin clinton administration. during the clinton administration, not a debate over documents, what if. this happened. more obama, washington times in 2009. shifted authority for approving sales to china missile space technology from the white house to the commerce department. you know why? because the commerce department is less involved in security and more involved in co commerce than the white house, president issued a notice. delegating authority for determining whether missile and stace exports should be a3r0approved by china. that is how serious they took it another piece, from, insider. obama just made a quieter nuclear deal with china. the deal would allow beijing to buy o more u.s. design reactors. could be adapted to making submarines quiter and harder to defect. guess what. they have done that, that is obama. biden. instead of holding iran, now building nukes, biden administration will remove the stig stigma of terrorism dessic n iic nation on iran but reward it. git. >> respected lead imposes no restri

he is a clinton person and an obama person.but he hated donald trump for a smaller case that was less meaningful he decided to recuse himself. for very important case for the country he decided i'll take this one. now he didn't do it because of his hatred of trump i know why he hates me what he hates me. maybe he doesn't like strong military and low taxes, a good education. >> sean: he must like $6 a gallon gasoline. lemme go through this before you left the white house please explain the process. my understanding from what i've read of the gsa they pack all the boxes okay. did you pack any boxes? >> president trump: no, they work together with people in the white house. i don't know how you would classify them, but gsa was involved they are fantastic people. and they pack them and not only that they brought them in along with people in the white house. i don't know who they are but a are a lot of people in the white house. they pack them up, but not clothing massive amounts of pictures they take so many pictures every day in t

tonight hillary clinton is using 9-11 to trash republicans. humpty-dumpty has a new job teaching your children and democrat bass lost track of her own guns. only 57 days away from the tipping point mid-term election. the housing marketed is on the verge of collapse. inflation at a 40 plus year high. in a recession for months and months. the southern border is in a state of chaos. violent crime is spiking across the country. fentanyl deaths at an all time high. democrats want you to forget all about this and focus on only 3 main distractions. their game plan for the next 57 days. they are tempting to divide the country on the basis of race and gender and age. their election year playbook or lie. republicans are racist and sexist and xenophobia. democrats will scare voters by claiming abortion is illegal. that's not true. abortion is still legal in the vast majority of states. i have it on good authorities in that republicans in the senate will bring up a national abortion law this week that would have a mandate ever time of 15 weeks which is wh

were they looking for the hillary clinton e-mails deleted but they're around some place? were they looking for the -- >> you said they had it. >> they may be saying -- they may have thought it was in there. the. >> okay. >> a lot of people y said the onlyle thing that would give the kind ofin severity that they showed actually coming in and raiding withg many, many people is the hillary clinton deal. >> yes, the only thing that would have justified the fbi searching donald trump's home ir not anything that trump did, but something that hillary clinton did. hillary krin clin was never prosecute ford having classified documents because she didn't have any documents marked classified in her possession. but boy, it's clear that donald trump thinks that anyone did something that brazen and awful, like say if someone had stashed 100 highly classified documents in the basement of his beach club, well that, person should definitely get the book thrown at him. look him up. wait a second. in addition to the head spinning discussion, he also once again threw out the idea the fbi pla

our exclusive interview with hillary clinton. what she says about her future. would you ever run for president again? and, american triumph at the u.s. open. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this busy tuesday night. tonight, extreme weather from coast to coast. torrential rains and flooding here in the northeast, to record heat and deadly wildfires in the west. more than 58 million people are under excessive heat warnings and advisories in seven states. multiple wildfires are burning across california, as firefighters battle the flames along with brutal heat. temperatures have topped the century mark for the seventh straight day, with the state capitol of sacramentoexpes this afternoon. in the northeast, it's rain and flood waters causing the biggest problems. two straight days of storms dropped nearly a foot in parts of rhode island, while downpours as far south as philadelphia have flooded roads and left drivers strand

our clinton emitted to the affair. 0ur correspondence clinton emitted to the affair.y into a failed real estate deal, the whitewater scandal as it became known in the state of arkansas. the course of that investigation, ken starr and his team became aware of rumours of an affair between bill clinton and the white house intern, moniker lewinsky. he decided to widen his enquiry to look into that and it became a seedy saga of lies, sacks and audio tape which ultimately of course led to the recommendation that bill clinton be hauled before the house of congress where he was ultimately convicted in the house but not in the senate and impeached they are. it was perjury, not real estate that led to that situation, and this was the first impeachment of our sitting us president and 130 years. ken starr in his report, it ran to, became something of a celebrity overnight, but are very, very polarising character, and indeed argued it, the whole affair, harmed his career as much as it did that of bill clinton. before the whole whitewater situation came into play, ken starr was a j

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go into clinton's houses? did the fbi tumble everything, go into his private rooms and go through his clothing? this is not a real investigation as we are seeing today president trump. this was a sham investigation. and who was involved in it? combing. -- comey. this is terrible. guest: jim comey with the person who prosecuted mark rich, so he obviously has strong feelings on mark rich. and then, jim comey is the fbi director who announces that this investigation took place. later that year, he also is the one who announces a letter to congress that investigates the hillary clinton mail scandal. he's got this strange ability to raise bipartisan ire against him. host: the way the president trump is being treated and then in hillary clinton, do you think there is fair comparison there? guest: i think both seem to have mishandled classified information. as someone who has worked in the white house with a high clearance level, i look this favorably on people who mishandled -- dis-favorably among people who mishand

so clinton called yelton, i believe on hartline. explain the concept that you need to get out there personally and campaign. explain what pressing the flesh meant. that chair, actually to be there and be in touch with people. and kind of gave him a premier on politics. and yeltsin started to do that. oh. the president's daughter was ever present while staying in the background. unlike her mother nie nina, who is happy to be sent to the front line. i said, yes, you're with somebody with accompanied by team of doctors yeltsin embarked on an arduous race to catch up in the pulse with every percent each point taking its toll you can of was reveling in his role is the end to yeltsin. throughout the spring, the communist was considered a sure bit about my president, the united them. this is rhonda gafne. i'd like to quote the communist night may yeltsin once again look to his friends in the west. he convinced clinton and the other g 7 members to meet in moscow. 6 weeks before the 1st round of the election. a p r triumph, his impoverished

go into clinton's houses?bi tumble everything, go into his private rooms and go through his clothing? this is not a real investigation as we are seeing today president trump. this was a sham investigation. and who was involved in it? combing. -- comey. this is terrible. guest: jim comey with the person who prosecuted mark rich, so he obviously has strong feelings on mark rich. and then, jim comey is the fbi director who announces that this investigation took place. later that year, he also is the one who announces a letter to congress that investigates the hillary clinton mail scandal. he's got this strange ability to raise bipartisan ire against him. host: the way the president trump is being treated and then in hillary clinton, do you think there is fair comparison there? guest: i think both seem to have mishandled classified information. as someone who has worked in the white house with a high clearance level, i look this favorably on people who mishandled -- dis-favorably among people who mishandled classi

he immediately called his american counterpart bill clinton. i had to remove tobias. i was not in a good position to keep him in my campaign. i guarantee that the course of reform and democracy will stand. you may have heard that even the i m f has brought this rubbish about a change in our form, cause i have to lay their payments of 9000000000 dollars. i hope you might push them a little. you know, i support you. i'll see what we can do. my intention on february, the 15th is to announce my desired campaign, but this is off the record. like i used to grow the fuck the he class, becky barely wait till id just got out of out. he bow. wait don't. while you go for your food for going to form that be if they can fill it up, the c panel with you all just go, he preferred it was more there, but there is here with me. is my brown a 4th year? presumably the follow d boy, a caught up with just a thalburt program, give appeal to him abel. prima ah, financial aid was not long coming. the day after his announcement yeltsin received german chancellor. helmut kohl in the kremlin usa

history. >> is the respond debt, william jefferson clinton, guilty or not guilty?ot convicted and star did not find wrongdoing in whitewater or the other d depo deposition. >> ken star spent $70 million and indicted $70 million to find out i wouldn't take a nickell. >> reporter: after leaving the office he entered higher education eventually becoming the president of baylor university. he found himself in controversy when baylor denied paying for star athletes despite being e-mailed by the accusers. >> the president of the university gets lots of emails. i don't see a lot of the emails that come into the office of the president. >> reporter: ultimately star was not implicated but he was ousted from the school's presidency. >> narrator: 2020 he came from the opposite side arguing that president donald trump should not be

they say the policing system was founded on slave control, clinton's nonprofit donated to progressive groups in 2020. trump-back candidate scores victory, will the trump factor carry republicans through the general election? sean duffy shares his prediction next. >> todd: they have been on vacation, "the view" is back. >> you have somebody who cares about everybody, how is that divisive? >> so glad they are back, joy baier can't understand why republicans don't like being called extremeists list, joe concha is here to fill her in. i concha is here to fill her in. giving it your all? have the right partner by your side. hyland's naturals leg cramps quick dissolve tablets. no water needed. no stomach upset. just fast, effective relief. hyland's naturals leg cramps. to healthy competition and beyond. >> todd: another trump-backed candidate wins big. this is a big deal. jeff deal securing the run over chris doty. >> carley: deduct five scores from your score overall for that one sean duffy joins us now, what are your thoughts on jeff deal's win and where republicans stand in house and sen

hillary clinton was under investigation. after all the things she did, nothing happened with her.th him. she cooperated. he clearly has not cooperated. he was subpoenaed in may. injune, his people said they had handed over all of the possibly relevant documents. that was plainly not true. all i can say is i don't know what happened. i do know this — what happened with her. we'll see what happens with him. but the point i'm trying to make is, you know, the hunter biden laptop — republicans love talking about that. you know, liberals love talking about everything with trump. i guess what i'm trying to tell everybody — i tell everybody at home — people want to know what you're going to do about inflation, what you're going to do about crime, what you're going to do about a broken border. and the question is trump fit to serve? that will be a question. is biden capable of serving another term? that'd be a question. but the 2022 election is going to be about congress and we'll see how that shakes out. let's, if i may, stick to trump, because that's what really matters right now. chuckl

hillary clinton's compromised, classified information, in the eyes of many, including me.rmation ended up being on anthony weiner�*s laptop. the bottom line is, i accepted the results of the investigation. the crossfire hurricane investigation was corrupt. i supported mueller not being replaced as a special counsel because you can't fire people because you don't agree with them. but the work product in crossfire hurricane, social media outlets were told by the fbi the hunter laptop thing is russian disinformation. in october before an election. so there is a real deep scepticism that there are elements of departmentjustice and the fbi that hate trump's guts and it doesn't matter what you do to get him... if i may say so, senator, what you said about riots in the streets if he is prosecuted, appeared to be rationalising, maybe even justifying, more political violence... no, i'm not trying to justify... ..from the right. i'm not trying to justify violence. i rejected it on january the 6th. those people who seized the capitol, i hope they all go to jail. i'm not interested in

one set of rules for trump,llar another for hillary clinton.nd we seecl the same thing, joe biden's. by the way, with the bidens,bi joe biden and his familyden an as president, trump was impeached over a routine phonect call with ukraine's saying, i hope you're not going topred be like your predecessors and abuse the money ofr fellow my taxpaying fellow americans. >> well,us they accuseded pre president trump at the time of n a quid pro quo who went through an impeachment over that. >> apparentlachment apparenty, on the other hand , it wasjoe bi perfectly fine. >> joe bidenbragging bragging oe that he literally leveraged dols one billion of your taxpayer dollars to get a prosecuto tr in ukraine fired. we find out why. four, investigate his son ,s who's making millions with no experience. is this equa l justice? >> take a look. we're not going to give you preb the million dollarids. t, they said you have no authority. you're not the president. the president said i said, calln .g i said, i'm telling you, you're not getting a billion dollars. i sa

hillary clinton and bill clinton's tortured codependence and the rest about republican women. >> harristhing about dr. jill biden? weird. these are not elected officials. their husbands are. their partners, their spouses are. so it boggles the mind why in an attempt to tear them down, they lift them up and boost their name recognition. they help their candidate husbands out because they make us something that we know that we're not as women. we're no one's victim or honky and that's exactly why they don't like conservative women in particular because they have put conservative women in a box that never really existed for those women. that's not how they live their lives. i am real real confused about hw people on the left get a pass. remember, there was anger at hillary clinton the two times she tried to run for president. that she didn't really resinate with women on the left because she was the stand by my man type. it just got that little mention. codependence. we know it's a problem for women on the left. we know it is. >> kayleigh: it is a problem. hillary clinton being a plain exa

everything hillary clinton just said there, marco knows.ation is handled. he knows it. lindsey knows it. all the republicans that are out there defending what donald trump did, that would -- i want to say it again, if marco rubio had done this, he would already be in jail. if lindsey graham had done this, they'd already be in jail or pled out already. this is such a heinous violation. the department of justice is only holding back because donald trump is a forer president. it's the only explanation. i've always said, for my years on the armed services committee, i understood, like, the importance of classiied briefings and how i needed to keep my mouth shut and not tell anyone. not tell anyone once i walked outside of that room. because everybody understands that. marco rubio understands that. lindsey graham understands that. yet, mara gay, they continue to put a failed president, a failed reality tv show host, ahead of america's most sensitive secrets. >> that's right, joe. the diminishing of what potentially was a crime here is already di

was guilty but then to remains in office and there is another investigation with clinton within jonesames comey here is a prosecuted that is a great question doesn't have an easy answer. but on both sides of the aisle but this is the political differencesth. >> there was an example of the then to say we got the guy on the other side or those that with the president of the presidents asked when i was in the white house served in the george w. bushti administration, we have very strict rules but those that are looking at the former president trump got one thing i like they that with trump's lawyers in the justice department and with the presidential acted is a problem but it seems like he's trying to look for some expect then to masquerading provider mustes to give with those documents have mar-a-lago there were a festival there have been some very interesting and troubling revelations they are having a us —-em-dash of the outside group would have as. >> thank you to c-span has always. so then the fbi director announces that also of. >> they told me as well for option think theve obliga

with the case with bill clinton the judge said it's up to bill clinton to decide what is presidentialerial and what is not including classified documents. he can keep them if he wants. the judge said the national archives didn't have the authority to designate materials as presidential records. the department of justice in that case argued that it's up to an expositive president. -- ex-president. he can keep any records he wants including declassified material. the president has material to declassify materials. there are no regulations. it's up to him. i argued for 7 long weeks this was a lawless action by garland's department of justice and christopher wray's fbi. it is a civil enforcement president under the presidential record's act. it's not a criminal action. where did garland and christopher wray raid trump's mar-a-lago home? because his last name is trump. if were obama or clinton, it it would be fine. i look forward to garland twisting himself into a pretzel. >> sean: alec baldwin may face criminal charges for his role in the fatal shooting on the set of "rust." pam bondi and

so that clinton doesn’t say there.tand, by the way, here, well, bow to alexander grigorievich lukashenko, because at the root of the fact that we are together and further he talks about it, uh, there is another one very much there in belarus too. you know, yes, the lines are different there were, yes, and there was a serious internal struggle, and so on. well, the fact that lukashenka rejected ethical belarusian nationalism rejected him, this saved belarus this very thing. the main thing is that there is no ethnic belarusian nationalism in the way of belarus in belarus. if i, well, that is, he is there, but his no one is a significant force he is not. yes, absolutely nailed by the state. well, that's because he put the state of higher ethnic e, national self-determination and did the right thing, and therefore belarus is alive and therefore it has prospects and a state. therefore, there because if there was nationalism. the state would not exist, as in ukraine one of the instruments of destruction is spoken, of course,

trump should be held to the so-called clinton standard, arguing that if hillary clinton was not prosecuteder handling of classified information, mr. trump should not be either. >> i'll take it, in terms of the result. >> but experts say this is not that for several reasons. for example, the fbi the times cited a lack of an effort to obstruct justice. >> we do not see those things here. >> but it mr. trump situation, it's complicated. >> that investigation of miss clinton's over. so, we know the facts. this investigation of mr. trump 's ongoing. so, there's plenty of stuff we do not know. >> yamiche, just from what we do know, the doj evidence seems a lot more damning than what we saw in the hillary clinton situation. are his supporters really going to roll out but her emails again? >> they are certainly going to do that, and certainly are doing that, stephanie. and i think the crystalize, the crystallization of what's going on here was that line from haley jackson's reporting where they said this is not that. and i think that underscores where we are. this is not hillary clinton's emails,

but do you remember billye clinton. this : >> we should indict trump c you see becaushie of what might have happened to his materials. who may have sign hisbe materials -- seen his t materials and crazy people on msnbc how he probablybc gave the information to russians to kill american spies. or he sold it to his friends or use it to p blackmail.lack the media corporations allow crack pots like this undermining our country. whathis. else?tr >> in case of bill clinton and his administration, we don't haved to do what if, whatha if.if this did happen. supercomputers underpin the technology of nuclear missile warfare. not only for firing andil controlling missiles, supercomputer can simulate a nuclear test and critical to thicale development of nuclear warheads according to "washington postacco" editorial, first 9 times as many supercomputers were exported to china as during previous 7 years combined. according to "wall street journal" account from clinton days a bipartisan congressional inquiry found beijing has stole ep