revealed some details of the data with the full lot us president bill clinton on nature membership for russia saying that president clinton clinton initially expressed interest, but then later rejected the idea. why do you think the situation played out like a bit? i think that the us authorities knew that russia was a massive country with uh, you know, a deep culture that they would fight to protect. i think that they understood that russia's economy was slated to grow up by increasing psalms each and every year. and also that boots and actually wanted to preserve global peace, even early on in his presidency. that of course, is not the aims of the us ruling class who funds their campaigns in their lives as life styles by promoting english wars like the one we're witnessing and ukraine right now. so, for uprooting to join something like nato, with a country, a military, and a people as strong as russia has, would be a massive hurdle and a roadblock to the aims of the us. deep state to continue this imperialist world order rather than bring about the peaceful integration of all people. talking about brick spirit and said quote to

and i think we also learned from clinton, hey, you know, bill clinton, bill clinton's going to resign. it's not his dna. and so a couple lessons trump figures oh, clinton didn't resign. i'm paraphrasing. trump i'm not worse like richard nixon. and we've got this threshold bill. he might have put it more. in, dare i say it delicately, but but the fact is, once trump is facing impeachment not just the first, but also second time. republicans are staying united for a variety of reasons. one of which i think is they don't want give the democrats a victory. they don't want alienate donald trump. apparently, his name calling has been, you know, is so stinging that they just can't, you know, face the prospect. they actually can be called names. and and of course, what's really important is primaries. you need the trump voters to win primaries. so republican senators i concluded we're going be in electoral trouble if. we go after this guy. and the only senators that voted against trump were the ones who are leaving the senate. right. so let's talk a little about clinton and, trump and the sev

it is one standard, hilary clinton, clintons, one standard for bidens, whole other different standardd trump which is why i think he is defying conventional political gravity. every tie that i mean attack him, indict him, poll numbers go up. >>> big update in kansas super bowl parade shooting. more highlights from laura's exclusive town hall, former president trump. they were in south carolina. more straight ahead as we continue. >> sean: all right. two men have just been charged in connection with last week's tragic shooting at the kansas chief's super bowl parade. matt fin live with the latest. what a tragedy, very sad. >> finn: two men charged with second degree murder. they got into a fight with one other person after the parade. the pair pulled out their guns and started firing, killing one woman and injuring 22 others. today kansas prosecutor 18-year-old miller and 22 mays have been charged with second degree murder and unlawful use of a weapon. they are being held on one million dollars bail. investigators say miller's firearm that hit lisa lopez galvin. prosecutor declined to

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clinton. he kept notching 35%, 35%, ao% here and there, but we knew early on that he would not be the nominee. and he caused some pain for hillary clinton campaign and clintony is pointing out some really, really important things about donald trump that i believe the president — president biden and vice president harris will use against him and so, it could end — up hurting him, in my opinion. i want to turn to donald trump in a second but sticking with haley — obviously, we are still waiting for final results here but it has been shifting back and forth anywhere from maybe 10, 15, 20% difference between the two, — if nikki haley does outperform both polling numbers which had donald trump ahead by as many as 30 points, is she able then, lanhee, to make a case going forward that she does have some..? the critical number is really a0%. regardless of... she has to get a0% of the vote in south carolina? she talked about improving upon previous performances, so iowa, new hampshire was an improvement on that — and we'll throw nevade out for a minute — south carolina would be an improvement on new hampshire. for her to do that she needed to be closer to a5 and if

clinton. bill clinton made a deal with china. just give everything away for free. >> 30 seconds. >> we have got to get control of our country. the biggest crime committed against the country should have been the world's largest creditor nation. china and japan should have never been at our ballpark. the biggest crime done against the citizens is the deficit spending and creating a $30 trillion debt. in the real world there is nothing you get for free that is worth anything. >> we need to wrap up. thank you. the final republican candidate to be introduced is darius mitchell from massachusetts. >> good afternoon. thank you. good evening. i'm running for president because i am concerned about the direction of the country. there is so much divisiveness and hate in the world. i'm concerned about the stature of the president. so many people around the world always looked up to america to do the right thing and look out for everybody else. and we've kind of lost that over the last 4-8 years. like everything going on in gaza right now. w

clinton? they didn't know why. bill would go on the floor and vote for it, because it was good for america. and, yeah maybe it helped bill clinton, it also helped america. crazy things happen, i mean, again, i've said it before. you have republicans that he did clintonhere's our good bill. veto it. here's this. balance the budget for years in a row, and welfare reform that worked really well, balance the budget for years in a row for the first time in 100 years. the economy grew, a lot of great things happened, and guess what? beau clinton got credit for, it republicans in the house got credit for it. and america was better for it. >> you're talking about literally a different era. even though is maybe five years, go six years, ago ten years ago, a completely different era. i mean, look at people like trae kneels and others, those in the republican house especially. you wonder, what do they tell their voters when they run for office? i want to help you, i'm looking towards the future, i want to see what i can do to make your life easier. or, do they articulate what they are doing now? we're going to go to washington and obstruct anything that might improve this nation. to improve your lives, to improve the border. whatever it is. why? because the ot

when human rights activists interrupt the speech of former us secretary of state hillary clinton like this. clinton, how do you allow yourself to talk about human rights while palestinians are being killed in the name of protecting human rights. a human rights activist in the same meeting , referring to the direct support of the united states to the zionist regime from watching movies. while we are watching nezkashi cinema , you are talking about cinema for peace , you are not human, your hands are active with contaminated blood. another human right calls americans war criminals by recalling america's crimes in west asia. you are a war criminal . on the other side, in england, human rights supporters have not stopped supporting palestine. an example is catherine hamnet, who is famous for designing political t-shirts and received the highest order of the british empire in protest of england's role in the genocide. gaza threw his medal in the trash. i hate being english because of my role as the mother of the gaza genocide. this is my 3rd medal, which is in the trash can, along with sunak, who should

when human rights activists interrupt the speech of former us secretary of state hillary clinton like this. clintonhow dare you. the united nations judiciary traveled to the hague to take the first step in the hope of ending one of the longest and bloodiest occupations in the world. for the first time in its history, the international court of justice must rule on the legality or otherwise of israel's actions in confiscating the palestinian land. for more than a century , the inalienable right of the palestinian people to determine their own destiny has been ignored and undermined. territorial palestine it did not lack a nation. palestine as the israeli authorities call it. he wants palestine's geography but not its population. therefore, people have kicked us out of their homes and lands. this is the fifth map of palestine. this map was displayed by the prime minister of israel in the general assembly last september. he called this map the new middle east. there is no trace of palestine in this map at all. the american lawyer has repeatedly raised cases that the international court of justice. the

clinton and bill clinton for his infidelity. a man who we know cheated on the first wife with the second, on the second with the third, and on the third with a stripper and a "playboy" bunny. yet he had the gall to call out bill clinton on that. bill clinton, who's no saint. so the same thing happens with this classified document issue. despite the fact that his case, the circumstances are much worse than joe biden's, here he is claiming that -- absolute opposite. and you know, i also want to say, and i think we have to put in context this -- let's remember that what happened here was that joe biden said to merrick garland, the doj secretary, you're not my lawyer, you are this country's lawyer. and merrick garland in trying to protect his precious reputation appointed this special counsel. and apparently did nothing to edit a report that in my view goes way beyond his purview and scope as special counsel. why if he's not charging he come out with a 300-plus-page report where he's hee sounds more like -- he sounds more like a medical doctor than a lawyer. i think it raises many questions. that was all because joe biden said to merrick garland you do what you have to do, and hands off. very different than what donald t

example, by the way, with belarus, yes, i still have these chronicles in my eyes , when bill clinton and hillary clintoname to minsk, it was 1994, if i’m not mistaken, at least part of the society that is now is in poland, trying to present the time as the blossoming of democracy in belarus, you look at the white people in pith helmets who come. we were told how to really become good, better, and so on, yes, democracy was effective in the sense that he was greeted cordially, accepted, seated at the negotiating table and they really gave him the floor to speak out, but for some reason he left and did not return, well, the answer is clear, we just showed him clearly what we think about all the reforms that he brought with him brought brought in this briefcase, so yes, indeed this word neo-colonialism, perhaps it seems too much to some... happens in the modern world, how the current order is reproduced, your opinion is also interesting, you know, i periodically meet with such, with such argumentation, let’s say, when a person, defending his position on this or that issue, says that in the civilized world t

clinton did. clinton resisted. the proper legal remedy here was from merrick garland to file a civil action not criminal of which is under the act and it is the governing authority. that is how the clinton let a judge to decide who gets what instead they criminalized it because it is donald trump. another example of how the doj has a two-tiered system of justice. >> sean: alex burns had a pretty good name. he called it law fair in a column that he wrote and that is recognizing and criminalizing political differences and just a different way of saying it but pretty astute analysis. gregg jarrett, thank you for that update. we appreciate it. as we await the release of this report, the house there continuing their existing impeachment inquiry of joe biden and encourages the transcript, one witness and your interview obtained by justthenews.com, that is john solomon's group that he said he had no idea at all what jim did for the company or why he was paid. now, another former president associate testified that he loaned jim biden $800,000 but only got half the money back and the next week, another one of hunter's old business associates tony bobulinski, guess what, he is going to share his

clinton did. clinton did not get charged with obstruction but somehow donald trump did. let me just say one other thing about tonight's appearance by joe biden, which was calamitous. you have asked is it the worst in modern presidential history? i well remember during the height of watergate richard nixon trying to face down and explain himself to a hostile press corps and got incredibly ugly. >> i am not a crook. >> i was reminded of that tonight. i wrote a column two months ago. as his pole numbers continue to tank and as his mental infirmities become more conspicuous day after day, week after week, party elders in the democratic party are going to go to the biden family and insist that they pull the plug on this campaign and step aside. i maintain that's a real possibility. i actually think it will happen. it can happen any time before the chicago convention in august. >> we are going to watch very closely. it will get interesting. i think the odds of him being on the ballot in november have been diminished significantly as of today. we will see this unfold and we will carry it all. gregg jarrett and alan dershowitz, thank you. doumit former president trump called on the special counsel in his cases to immediately drop all charges against him, especially in the classified documents case. following the news that biden will not be charged. president trump called biden's case 100 times more severe and called out the two standards of justice in our country. here with reaction is trump legal spokesperson. legally speaking the question i was asking gregg jarrett. by the way, thank you for joining us. the question i was asking him, now that this is their standard that you can willfully retain and handle classified documents and not be punished for it, does that open up a legal window for you and your legal team to go in and say we need equal application of our laws here? >> absolutely. i think the one thing we learned today from special counsel robert hur, not that we didn't know it, there is two systems of justice. one if you are republican and one if you are democrat. we have spoken of it. the way this can be used and what has become obvious that they haven't really thought about is they try to look impartial. they try to say we will raid mar-a-lago. maybe that was too much. let's peel it back and look at biden's documents. one thing they are forgetting that is clear to me as an attorney is that number one president trump has one thing that biden as senator biden and vice president biden did not have. the presidential records act. something that has shielded president clinton when you are looking at this dual system of justice they are going to have to face the music and court. they have to answer questions. we shouldn't even be going to court. i agree with my client 100%. they need to drop charges and let americans believe we are not going to be treated differently depending on politics. i don't think they are capable of it. they have severe trump derangement syndrome. it's obvious what is happening. i want to thank special counsel robert hur for making it clear that this man can't even remember when his son was passed. more importantly, sean, did you see what he said in the press conference? he doubled down and said i didn't think i needed to answer that question. that's another problem we haven't spoken about. you are sitting in an investigation. you have an obligation to answer truthfully and honestly. today was mind-boggling. they should drop the charges. we shouldn't have to go as far as to defend it. >> then right there he had a memory lapse. i wear

clinton . clinton or clinton. >> you would be licking clinton's feet if only his feet. gain this morning. actually to another actually leads on to another paper story how she's rebranded herself. >> so why did monica lewinsky's first live interview in in the uk about bill clinton? and i made a comment about the president and she said, well, you know, the president , do you? you know, the president, do you? i said, actually, i have met him on a number of occasions. i said, but unlike you, i only shook his hand , punchy. and she shook his hand, punchy. and she she burst out laughing . she for she burst out laughing. she for her. i tell you about monica lewinsky, a very impressive individual, very , very i think individual, very, very i think i think it's great because what she went through was a complete and utter nightmare. >> and had there been social media at the time, she would have been trolled and trolled and trolled and for her to come out laughing is fantastic. >> like she, she's. >> like she, she's. >> yeah, she's the front of times two today. i can't read out wor

he caused some pain to hillary clinton _ caused some pain to hillary clinton in the campaign and she ended _ clintonmpaign and she ended up losing and so i think to this — ended up losing and so i think to this point, nikki haley is pointing _ to this point, nikki haley is pointing out some really, really _ pointing out some really, really important things about dohaid — really important things about donald trump but i believe the president, visit apartment and vice president harris will use against — vice president harris will use against him and so it could end ”p against him and so it could end up hurting _ against him and so it could end up hurting him in my opinion. | up hurting him in my opinion. want to turn up hurting him in my opinion. i want to turn to donald trump up hurting him in my opinion. i want to turn to donald trump in a second but sticking with haley, obviously we are still waiting for final result here but it has been shifting back and forth anywhere from maybe 10- 15- 20% and forth anywhere from maybe 10— 15— 20% difference between the two, if nikki haley does outperform both p

clinton, joe biden, you get one system of justice. we have a two-tiered system of justice. itjust is now on full display ol again. hillary clinton, remember shemee deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails, some with top-secret classified information off of a private server. she pays no charges. don't forget, we know about the top-secret classified documents that c james comeyla did find.as no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute. joe gets off with out charges like hillary clinton and james comey exonerates hillary and donald trump gets, let's see, his home rated and charges brought against him.ons james comey found classified emaissifl on that laptop.s. classified email. it was believed that our enemieh might have had access to it. and first the other top story tonight. to we will get back to this in a minute. todaearlier today, the supreme t heard all arguments over the colorado attempt to ban fro donald trump from the ballot. it was a disaster from start tof finish for the leftists in colorado. listen to this. >> if colorado is a position upheld, surely there will be disqualification proceedings on the other side. i woulualid expect that a good number of states will say, whoever the democratic candidate is, you are off the ballot. and others for the republicane o candidate, you are off the ballot. ballit will come down to a handl of states that will decide the presidential election. that is a pretty daunting consequence. >> what about the idea that we should

clinton. also hilary clinton. >> i talk to people in the white house, they know it is an issue.is a legitimate issue. >> greg: hilary went from this to this. pretty clever. oh shut up. [laughter] maybe she is thinking, though, she can replace biden once gavin new som and michele obama kill themselves. ran no fewer than editorials. included it in their sunday cross word level, ice cream across, hint ice cream eating ka carver that farts dust. absence from public stage eroded public confidence looks as if he is hiding or even which hidden. they would throw a sheet over him but only bring back memories of robert bird. he was in the kkk. democratic adviser paul bagotis said this. >> i am a biden supporter and woke up every two hours. >> greg: terrible for democrats and your wife. married to paul and he wets the bed. because joe came of age when politicians once took on big causes, it is biden's age that is his super power. that is like saying ironman's super power is rust. closer look at super joe. can u you tell me what super power this is. >> transgender americans. >> let's go lic

this is logical, the fact is that austin is from the obama clan, and sullivan is from the clinton clan, the clintonto know what is happening inside austin's clan, that is, the severity of the conflict in the ruling layer of the united states is such that... there clan interests take precedence over national ones, the british, let's return to them, the british need a big war, because they need a macrozone in the post-global world, in the world of new globalization, they need their own zone and they want to maximize it at the expense of pieces of the middle east, eastern europe, transcaucasia. there is one more point, a very tricky one, they need to weaken america. because the situation, in general, the relationship between the british and americans is very complicated, i want to remind you that the second world war initially arose as a conflict between the usa and great britain, it was then framed differently by other forces, but the british, in order to implement their projects, they need america to deal with someone else, during some conflicts, it has weakened, i have no direct evidence, but i am

clinton and was of the view that she should do it a either she would beat hillary clinton in wings. i thought she was a pretty good politician. but what i thought was more likely was that she would run against hillary lose but because clinton especially at the time was such a political cipher, i think what would have happened was clinton would have absorbed warren's politic, move to the left, gotten elected and been much more of a kind of style democrat than the clintons. you know, her husband's era had been. and warren thought that, too, and decided not to challenge her, but was very interested in playing the inside game, having influence and one of clinton's staffers going to phillip ryan i know you know had become consumed during clinton's campaign about the idea of you know we need to do something to kind of appeal to this left and wrote a long memo which i got a hold up for the book's right making the case laying out the case for why elizabeth warren be a good vice president and the two of them met in secret they hit it off pretty well i think what happened in the was that clinton might have worried that warren outshine her and instead chose the kind of blandest guy she could. and tim. but you wonder what history woul

clinton says? hillary clinton rejoiced when the ambassador was killed in benghazi, practically, you know, she clapped when muammar gaddafi was killed. they came, they saw, they killed. the principle of the most liberal american democracy, which tucker risked speaking out against when he came to moscow. he's like a puppy, he was fired from many american publications. all those working would envy the unemployed cartsen, whose fortune is estimated at 350-380 million dollars, so, by the way, still in catch up about the fact that he received some money for the interview, he doesn’t fucking need it. in the holy fight for free speech, madam clinton who allowed tucker carlson to speak, but those who dared to listen to him. there are people in this country who act as a fifth column for vladimir putin. she, they are all stupid, i must admit that they are degraded, degraded elites. the elites are driving bald, from berlin to washington, to the carpet of the statue of the oval office. one, but slipped through the chronicle of incidents. well, of course, it’s funny, it’s just funny, it’s definitely an attempt to interrupt, but it didn’t work. it didn’t work out, well, in the internal ukrainian agenda, maybe it worked, although the whole of ukraine watched the whole night, they’re just talking about this interview in public. by exchanging one war criminal for another, the dictator, with a crumpled face, outwitted himself in pursuit of high-profile pr. it doesn't work very well anymore. doesn’t work very well, but pr should be supported at first, yes, especially if mainstream, mainstream helps you world, americans, what’s next, since a

president clinton, robert just mentioned this, ct the presidential records act that impacted him, that did not impact joe lehat did not impact hillary clinton. let me move on. let's talk about your campaign. i knowt'lk about your i know ye the question, but i've got to ask. nt it's -- it's very real. you go into iowa. cyou came in third place. you go into new hampshire. you lost by double digit s in nevada. you you none of the above, basically, or not, one of these candidates, at least in the primary. and you didn't take what you're not going to take part in the caucus tonightprimary rt , which i don't d know why you didn't do that isid ther.e and then we have the reat clear politics average, and i'll put it up on the scree on n. and in your home state of south carolina, donaldin trump is i leading 60 to 29.3%. >> sing 60 to my question is, iy you go to new hampshire, iowa, p nevada happens, you lose your home statenane, even if you lost it by just double digits, not by 30 points. the question then becomes, what is your pat h to get the delegates to get the nomination? because at that point, i mean, u why do you think you would have to win

clinton, bill clinton, which i thought was very funny. >> one of the bias >> and these things i would have kept washington one washington's number one, there's actually a lot, not a lot of recency bias because there are some who have gone up and some who have gone down who are more reason. which of all the rankings of the 45 ticks you off the most rayyan know where to begin. the idea >> that joe >> biden, three comma joe biden with another the president is probably fine, but i do think that is recency bias. barack obama at number seven, bill clinton as high as he was george hw bush not everyone's favorite republican granted, but he was ranked in the 30. someone who, in his one term compared to joe biden was just enormously consequential in having shepherded the end of the cold war or it's just again, what i wanted to pick a dead one. it's all right. >> james polk deserves to be much higher. >> okay. good. okay. i mean, i do have to say this about obama. i like barack obama flying, but to be number seven, up non spots. incidentally, i would have wanted to 15 i'm going to go into my head of to give you some dead president okay. madison and monroe? yeah. >> lulu, who takes you off? >> i think this is like nerd prom. i mean, you know, i mean, i was a working name for this show at one point >> okay. so >> yeah, i'm just i'm just going to recuse myself because i'm just going to take a page from jonah spoken say that it is it is a little bit silly to have this debate. ultimately, i couldn't rank them. >> lincoln washington, and that's w

clinton morrison, so clinton, have you noticed a difference in palace of late? have you noticed a drop off? yeah, it's been a big drop off. the results haven't been good enough, performance have been all right. i know they've had a lot of injuries to key players, but it's been nowhere near good enough. i don't think the fans are happy, obviously. they're definitely not happy with the chairman at the moment and maybe it's time to get on roy hodgson's back a little bit, but crystal palace are where crystal palace should be, i think. i don't think they have money like the top teams in the premier league, so it's always going to be a struggle. but i can understand the fans frustration with not spending enough money. do you think they lack ambition off and on the pitch with their playing style as well? oh, that's a difficult one, because, listen, when patrick vieira was there, there was a style of play he was trying to play out from the back. for me personally, i didn't want patrick vieira to leave. i could see there was good progress being made. and then roy hodgson came in and he kind of got the best out of players. and you know what it's like with roy. it's going to be like defending your numbers and play on the counterattack. and when they had someone like wilfried zaha, what really only said palace would will be all right, but it's going to be a struggle i think at least maybe in this report it might be out for a couple of months. on coming back for the last month of the season, which is a huge, huge blow. so as a he should be back sooner rather than later. then they lost my game. i don't know how long mark is going to be out for. he limped off against brighton, conceding too many goals at the moment. so ijust think they've got enough. i think there's three worst teams at palace this season. palace versus chelsea, then palace have a dreadful record against chelsea, i think 12 straight defeats now 12 games without a clean sheet as well. do you give them a chance? there's always a chance. i think we know the inconsistency that that chelsea have. cup competition. yes, getting results butjust as you think they're going to turn a corner they're not and this chelsea side and the young players that they have can obviously be susceptible to a poor performance and result. crystal palace will try and obviously get organised, be hard to beat. they haven't got that flair with the players missing and that organisation levels are going to be key and that's where roy hodgson comes right into his sort of top a game. for chelsea, the last two performances in the league have been well below par. those defeats against wolves and liverpool conceding plenty of goals. but that villa performance in the fa cup on wednesday, how much of a difference can that make? i think it's a big reminder again of the talent that's in the building. the pressure was on, had to go and get a result. and people, people looking at from the outset saying they're quite soft and got no real sort of grit and determination about them and then they proved they can go and get aston villa side as well. they were flying high, so it was a real psychologically big performance from them and i think now they have to build on it. but we've said it this season already and they keep falling behind. as always, thank you. my thanks to matt, to alex and to clintonon the bbc iplayer. all of the stories we have featured on the programme today available in more detail on the bbc sports website. that's all from sportsday. bye— bye. hello there. very pleased to say it's been a quieter weekend of weather for most of us, but there's still a lot of waterlogged fields and pavements out there, as you can see by this weather watcher picture sent in from hull a little earlier on. now, as we go through the week ahead, we might start off quite optimistic with some sunny spells around, but it will turn increasingly unsettled with the showers turning to longer spells of rain, breezy at times, but it will be mild, particularly through the middle part of the week. this has been the story today. we've had some nuisance rainjust clinging onto the far east coast of scotland and northeast england. some brighter spells and a few scattered showers out to the west. now, those showers will continue to feed in across west—facing coasts overnight. but with some clearer sk

austin is from the obama clan, and sulivan is from the clinton clan, the clinton clan is not it is necessary of the austin clan, that is, the severity of the conflict in the ruling layer of the united states is such that clan interests there take precedence over the national one, the british, let's get back to them, the british need a big war because they need a macrozone in the post-global. but the british, in order to implement their projects , they need america to deal with someone else, during some conflicts it weakened, i have no direct evidence, but i am deeply convinced that the current situation in america was definitely involved in weakening the situation british, i also want to remind you that in the assassination of john kennedy, three mi6 agents were involved, that is, in other words, here we see completely different behavior the british and israelis on one side , the americans on the other, remember, linkin arrives, agrees that everything is just negotiations, leaves, suddenly someone blows up a hospital, everything goes awry, that is, there is a very, very cunning combination t

i mean, hillary clinton and bill clinton running a sex ring from the basement of a pizza shop that did have a basement. i mean, the things we have read and heard. but frankly, this conspiracy theory about taylor swift is the stupidest one of them all. and that is such a high bar. i hope it has a backlash because i can tell you, i care nothing about football, and i know very little about taylor swift. frankly i'm a ricky martin/pit bull person. but you know what? i'm rooting for taylor swift's boyfriend just because i can't stand to see mostly men bullying this young woman who has such success and whose greatest crime is encouraging other young people to vote. shame on them. >> my conspiracy theory is that this conspiracy theory is a conspiracy from the democrats. this is going to totally backfire on the republicans. this is a democrat's dream. you're going to go up against taylor swift, the most popular woman on the planet right now, with this mean spirited bullying campaign. this is great. i'm reaching for the popcorn. >> it's like a trojan horse of conspiracy theory. >> and if taylor

hillary clinton and bill clinton running a sex ring from the basement of a pizza shop that did not have a basement. the things we have read and heard, frankly, this conspiracy theory about taylor swift is the stupidest one of them all. that is such a high bar. i hope it has a backlash. i can tell, you i care nothing about football, and i know very little about illustrious, frankly, i am a ricky martin person. but i'm rooting for taylor swift's boyfriend to just because i can't stand to see mostly man, bullying this young woman who has had such success and whose greatest crime is encouraging other young people to vote. shame on them. >> my conspiracy theory is this conspiracy theory is a conspiracy. for the democrats, this will totally backfire. this is a democrats dream. they will go up against taylor swift, the most popular woman on the planet right now, with this mean-spirited bullying campaign. this is great. this is just reaching for -- >> what a church in horse of a conspiracy theory. >> and elusive making videos, guess what, she would be the virgin mary. >> some people would lose

clinton called his voters names. hillary clinton calls us pathetic.spit on us and call us every dirty word in the dictionary. meanwhile, polls recorded biden's lowest level of popularity among all us presidents in the re-election year. now he is supported by 38% of voters, which is 5% lower than trump had and 9 less than obama. so the victory in south carolina is even so formal, even so planned. housing and communal services, dramatic changes predicted this year could become a turning point in the field , deputy prime minister marat khusnulin, speaking at the russia forum exhibition at vdnkh. this sunday was dedicated to discussing utility and housing issues; the deputy prime minister oversees these areas. he admitted that in recent years it has not been possible to reverse the negative trend of housing and communal services, which hang corpses more than updated networks, but... this year, perhaps, the ratio will change, after all, they sent hundreds of billions of rubles, such money has never been invested before, record figures in construction, last

. >> and during the clinton administration-- i'm sorry, i was in the clinton administration in clintonse, and what i recall very early in that period is the distrust of ukraine at that time, as corrupt, as not a reliable partner and believe it or not the reliable partner was going to be russia. obviously a lot has changed because it's an important point because it's the way we treated the country the way we saw it, the expectations we had and the ability to work with it. so, i think it's really-- we had a big learning curve and you guys have done it a job in educating the rest about ukraine, but you know that anyone who was a russian major had very little to do with ukraine in any way and i see some people shaking their heads, but i just, now, from the literature to everything else, and so it's really important when ukraine became able to stand on its own. we had a big, you know, our education didn't permit it. i know john, as you would know a lot of this from the classification which none of us has been doing very much, but there was really a focus on russia, almost exclusively in ter

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that's what he was saying to bill clinton and apparently bill clinton staff turned it down. right. and kind of provable stuff. is it? absolutely, and let me add this that i had a deal the stumble deal and i got signatures on that deal and you guys got rid of it. and so now they're arguing that he wants to attack nato for who knows why. so the man who wanted to join nato, you turn that down. and now you're telling me that just randomly, he's just decided that when he gets finished with ukraine, he's just going to attack nato for no reason. is there anything you think and it's hard for you and die because we tend to have a global perspective of the world. so i do, i guess you and i are nerds compared to most americans because you do listen to she's speeches or comments. sometimes not all of them. i do listen to mr buttons, comments. sometimes i listen to mr. monteros comments. sometimes i listen to the people that were not supposed to listen to, but most americans don't. so let me ask perhaps the question this way. did you see anything in his comportment where the average american wi

that's what he was saying to bill clinton and apparently bill clinton staff turned it down. right. and kind of provable stuff is. absolutely . and let me add this that i had to deal with the stumble deal. and i got signatures on that deal and you guys got rid of it. and so now they're arguing that he wants to attack nato for who knows why. so the man who wanted to join nato, you turn that down. and now you're telling me that just randomly, he's just decided that when he gets finished with ukraine, we is just going to attack nato for no reason. is there anything you think and it's hard for you and die? because we tend to have a global perspective of the world. so i do, i guess you and i are nerds compared to most americans because you do listen to she's speeches or comments. sometimes not all of them. i do listen to mr. buttons, comments. sometimes i listen to mr. monteros comments, sometimes i listen to the people that were not supposed to listen to, but most americans don't. so let me ask perhaps the question this way. did you see anything in his comportment where the average amer

clinton doll, does everybody know who george clinton is? do you know? no. there is lessons to be taught. >> carley: joe concha is here in the studio on friday morning to talk about that and much more. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher investments) we have a simple management fee, structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) your clients really come first then, huh? (fisher investments) yes. we make them a top priority, by getting to know their finances, family, health, lifestyle and more. (other money manager) wow, maybe we are different. (fisher investments) at fisher investments, we're clearly different. >> this does conclude our press portion of the dialogue. so we will ask the press to leave the room and we will continue the off the record. [inaudible] [shouting questions] >> doors in the back. thank you. >> thank you. >> madam, vice president, are you worried about democrats uncommitted this week? >> madam, thanks so much let's head out. >> see it in grand rapids, michigan. kamala harris didn't want to take any questions from the press unless they were prepared in advance but she was very happy to go off script during her shopping trip. >> so you want to know that i got the george clintonge clinton is? do you know -- no. okay. well, there is lessons to be thought. like bootsy collins. anybody who bootsy collins is? there is education that needs to be done. can i see that. >> lessons to be taught. fox news contributor and toy enthusiast joins us now. joe? i love pee funk can a as the next guy. i can bow wow wow yippie-yi-yo all day. instead of focusing on atomic dog shouldn't she be focusing on atomic russia and two the increasing cost of food for my dog. >> bow wow wow yippie-yi-yo yippee yea. >> todd: that took me a half hour. >> joe: incredible. the vice president is giving up the funk. it's good to see team biden is consistent with the way they handle the press. whether it's joe biden, get out, get out. whenever the press tries to ask any questions at public events and now we are seeing it with the vice president as well. it's really impossible -- think about this for a second. in the past three years, when have we ever seen kamala harris take a question outside of

clinton i remember covering hilary clinton at cnbc and she was trying to get ru russia, american technology executives to go to russia to create the next silicon valley. it was pretty incredible there is no conversation about that how hilary clinton john chambers to russia to try to create a silicon valley in russia. >> she was a part of the administration were obama mocked mitt romney for saying the '80s call they want their foreign-policy back they wanted to wrap up putin. john brennan and his handwritten notes called the scheme the clinton plan explicitly to deflect from the hilary clinton private e-mail scandal. >> we saw his notes. >> we've seen the notes. the fisa court has been brought in in 2017, fisa court rejected 2.5% of all warrants and for warrantless surveillance of american citizens who do not know the being surveilled but the carter page of george papadopoulos are air written you have to get the fisa courts. maria: we will take a break, how americans feel about biden's presidency in the special treatment he's getting and the document probe, that's a hot topic coming up. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people e

clinton? then bill would go on the floor, and we'd vote for it because it was good for america. yeah, maybe it helped bill clinton. it also helped america. crazy things happen. i mean, again, i've said it before, but you have republicans that hated clintony said, okay, here, here's our good bill. veto it. here's this. you know, balance the budget, mike, four years in a row. welfare reform that worked really well. you know, balance the budget four years in a row for the first time in 100 years. the economy grew. a lot of great things happened. guess what? yeah, bill clinton got credit for it. republicans in the house got credit for it. america was better for it. >> you're talking about literally a different era. >> yeah. >> maybe it was five years ago, six years ago, ten years ago, a completely different era. i mean, you listen to people like troy nehls and others in the republican house especially, and you wonder, what do they tell their voters when they run for office? i want to help you, looking to the future, and i want to see what we can do to make your life easier, or do they articulate what they're doing now, we're going to washington to obstruct anything that might improve this nation. >> right. >> to improve your lives, improve

about every one of my proud supporters,” he wrote trump recalled how hillary clinton called his voters names in 2016. hillary clinton us pathetic. biden will spit on us and call us every dirty word in the dictionary. meanwhile, polls recorded biden's lowest level of popularity among all us presidents in the re-election year. now he is supported by 38% of voters, which is a 5% increase. lower than trump’s was nine less than obama’s, so a victory in south carolina, even such a formal one, even such a planned one, will still come in handy for the american president. alexey vasilovsky, vladimir vypritsky, ntv, usa. ntv viewers need help from nine-year-old igor. the boy was born with a kidney defect, he is under constant medical supervision, and is only at home during breaks between courses of therapy. now he needs it. a three-stage operation, it will prepare the patient for a kidney transplant. such treatment costs more than 6 million rubles. inna osipova will tell you how to help. igor safonov calls himself a happy man, and looking at him, it’s hard not to believe. this despite the fact that all 9 years of its existenc

the 2016 general election with hillary clinton versus trump, hillary clinton in michigan for example, she won the detroit area, wayne county, where detroit is located. she won that area by a wide margin like all democrats do. but when you compare the actual turnout in this heavily black area, the turnout was much lower previous years. so it's a crucially important voting block in the primaries and the general election. >> all right. we'll leave it there for now. thank you so much with the associated press. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, a man hunt is underway for four migrants accused of attacking two new york city police officers. they are now believed to be heading to california on a bus. plus, back to our top story. the u.s. says its forces hit 85 targets linked to pro iranian militia groups inside iraq and syria. new details, next. xfinity rewards presents: '1st and 10gs.' xfinity is giving away ten grand to a new lucky winner for every first and ten during the big game. enter daily through february 9th for a chance to win 10gs. with the ultimate speed, power, and reliabilit