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it's a public service to get a regular update on you and how the clinton foundation is doing.oing well, tucker just consider this number. the past year, the clinton foundation literally raised 10% of what it did in 2009, the first year that hillary was the secretary of state and the international numbers were even worse. they had all the money flowing in when hillary was the chief diplomat, and in light of the testimony the number one country for giving was not great britain, it was ukraine. w all the money is dried up literally, the clinton foundation had a hard time raising money because they don't have influence to sell, they sell. now, i think, it's the primary evidence for what the clinton enterprise was all about. >> tucker: what about the women and girls they were empowering? [laughter] >> yeah, i mean, look, they still have the programs and the clintons have a lot more time than they did in the 2015 and 2016 to spend building up the foundation. but it just hasn't happened and look, one of the most interesting things that came out of the emails a few years ago it was an

all the money is dried up literally, the clinton foundation had a hard time raising money because theyuence to sell, they don't have power access to cell. now, i think, it's the primary evidence for what the clinton enterprise was all about. >> tucker: what about the women and girls they were empowering? [laughter] >> yeah, i mean, look, they still have the programs and the clintons have a lot more time than they did in the 2015 and 2016 to spend it building up the foundation. if but it just hasn't happened and look, one of the most interesting things that came out of the emails a few years ago, it was an internal review that the clinton foundation data, actually, on chelsea's behalf. if they hired the law firm to kind of look at the clinton foundation and what they found is, high dollar donators had expectations of quid pro quo. that is the word of simpson thatcher in the internal review. if you are quite right, all the discussions in washington and the impeachment hearings, it's remarkable to me that there is no interest in the clinton foundation. of consider the testimony of gordon

for years the rap on that foundation was it was pay-to-play. when hillary clinton be the president of the united states, countries, oligarchs, millionaires, billionaires, they were all willing to pay through the nose. the foundation took in $160 million. meanwhile, when she was secretary of state to the united states of america, the foundation brought in a whopping square of a billion dollars. you can't tell me there wasn't some kind of quid pro quo going on there. perhaps hunter biefden was take to take a page out of the clinton book. joining me right now is brad blakeman and foxnation host and author tomi lahren. >> it's exciting when we get to talk about hillary clinton. one who will never go away. we should be exposing her controversies. this is. trish: peter schweizer reported on this in his book "clinton cash." she was making a ton when she was secretary of state. she made $116 million when she was running for president. the donors are not lining up anymore. what does that tell you? >> it tells you there was pay-to-play action going on, and she was putting th

. >> clinton foundation losing 16 million dollars. tion pulled i5 million between 14 and 16. now clinton foundation losing money, your quake take on -- quick take. >> you mean they lost money? elizabeth: their expenses are more than they pulled in. >> that is hard for a foundation to do. shows how out of favor the clintons are, what a tremendous fall they had of grace. elizabeth: accused of selling access. >> now they dean hav don't haveo sell, that is why they run a negative balance. by the way we know this, you covered it the clinton foundation was just a pay for play operation. and now there is nothing to pay for. >> all right, steven moore, thank you so much for coming. >> okay good to see you. >> the drop. steven moore thank you. >> still ahead, what you may see in upcoming justice department ig report. remember the fisa court, to be used to tractorrists? the report is out, will we see potential criminal referrals? that story coming up. nationwide helps you invest for your future, brad. so you can plan for retirement and save for

i think you would want to look into the clinton foundation as well. >> this opens the door.that's why senator graham once the justice department report is out december 9, he will start calling witnesses, he will get the whistleblower up there so president trump can have his people. he can investigate adam schiff. let adam schiff who has been the judge, jury and executioner, let him get on the stand and answer questions. he's been picking the group he wanted on. trish, it's a sham. the polls are not being kind to the democrats who are trying to as you say, take the 63 million americans who voted for president trump and put him in office. with 11.5 months to go before we can pick, it will be iting what they do from here on out. i doubt they want senator graham, if they pass impeachment in the house which they have got the votes to do, if they want their people try to face what lindsey graham, he will have an in department investigation on all these people. the numbers don't show that the american people have the appetite for it. >> certainly not. it sets a horrible precedent.

epstein donated loads of money to clinton foundation whatever happened to all of those pictures and dvdst they ceased and pilot ever interviewed? and why was the most famous inmate in federal prison left unguarded? how did the video surveillance cameras go down when he killed himself? or did he? >> do i think he was killed, 100%. yes i do because he made his whole living blackmailing people. forensic pathologist reviewed epstein autopsy. now officially the government said it was a suicide, but doctor disagrees. >> multiple three fractures in the thyroid cart lanl unusual for suicide and more indicative of strangulation, homicidal strangulation. what's the bottom line ab.c. protecting a pedophile in order to protect the clinton this is deprave and media isn't even talking it be. nobody is even reporting on this except at fox. in fact, the media is obsessed with hunting down and punishing the person responsible for leaking the abc footage l. cbs even fired one of their own employees who come from abc who they thought was a leaker. now more on that in a little bit. you see what's happening

does she make money at the clinton foundation? again, i'm not going to go there.f time. chelsea needs a step up and she reached down, she grabbed chelsea, and they are trying to help chelsea out a little bit. see to it i get being obsessed with winning, but being obsessed with winning this kind of sad. i feel bad for her while i'm enjoying it. >> juan: i think you are enjoying it. i think in fact, it's republicans who delight in tormenting and holding her up. he asked her to do that show. i'm saying, hang on, kennedy. she gets an audience. there are people who want to see her. politically, guess what, she is making an important point for democrats, which is pay attention to the electoral college. she's been making that point. don't lose your focus. you've got to focus on the swing states, the electoral college, if you're serious about beating trump. >> dana: exactly. that's a great lesson. thanks to take away from your loss, pay attention to the electoral college. also, somebody must be telling them that they are doing great. i was so funny. i was dying. i had to

i believe the next traun ch pertain to the clinton foundation. >> he touted that relationship saying testimony appears to show the trump campaign believed him. a witness in stone's trial, former white house chief strategist, steve bannon, who testified stone never directly told him he could obtain information from wikileaks, but implied it. although it appeared as though presidential candidate trump welcomed the release of e-mails that could hurt hillary clinton -- >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> the fact is stone didn't have the back channel to wikileaks founder and didn't have access to those hacked democratic e-mails. shortly after bannon assumed a top post on the trump campaign, stone sent bannon an e-mail offering his advice how to make up the major polling deficit trump was facing. i can help, he said, but it ain't pretty. bannon said he interpreted that e-mail as stone just living up to his reputation as a master of dirty political tricks. quote roger is an agent provocateur, an expert in opposition research, an expert in the tougher side of politics. when you're this far be

apologize on air a couple of years ago for hiding the fact that he donated $75,000 plus up to the clinton foundation he was covering a presidential election that happened to include hillary clinton herself. i just want to say one more thing about project veritas, when they took out acorns for what they were doing in terms of illegal behavior in 2010, george stephanopoulos interviewed james and accused him of being a white supremacist, of not being a real journalist, of being an activist, and then he proudly proclaimed that he was actually a real journalist after serving in the clinton white house. that also has something to do with it. >> tucker: [laughs] when the political hacks, when the hyenas say, you are not a real journalist! i always want to ask that. you follow a lot of tough news stories, mr. morning guy? katie, great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: jeanine pirro is the anchor of "justice" on the fox news channel. she is also author of the book "radicals, resistance, and revenge." what does she think of this, as someone who has followed the jeffrey epstein case? i want you to take thre

i think you would want to look into the clinton foundation as well. >> this opens the door.enator graham once the justice department report is out december 9, he will start calling witnesses, he will get the whistleblower up there so president trump can have his people. he can investigate adam schiff. let adam schiff who has been the judge, jury and executioner, let him get on the stand and answer questions. he's been picking the group he wanted on. trish, it's a sham. the polls are not being kind to the democrats who are trying to as you say, take the 63 million americans who voted for president trump and put him in office. with 11.5 months to go before we can pick, it will be iting what they do from here on out. i doubt they want senator graham, if they pass impeachment in the house which they have got the votes to do, if they want their people try to face what lindsey graham, he will have an in department investigation on all these people. the numbers don't show that the american people have the appetite for it. >> certainly not. it sets a horrible precedent. good to see

the priority focuses were clinton's emails and contributions to the clinton foundation. and it goes on and on and on. these folks were -- i mean, obsessed i think is too kind a word, midwin, to say what they were trying to do in terms of getting these emails. >> right. getting these emails and also discrediting donations to the clinton foundation which we all know is still in operation. according to charity watch in 2016, has received an "a" rating and found that 88% of donations go to their charitable causes. and where is the trump foundation right now? defunct. >> buying portraits. >> when these documents came out, and talked about the lengths with ukraine and the trump campaign and the conspiracy theory and manafort, i went back in time to july 2016 when something else happened. and that was the republican platform committee meeting where a resolution was put in by a delegate who was a former -- i think ted cruz supporter diana dedmond. and there you see the npr story how the trump campaign weakened the republican' campaign. but our colleague josh rogan at "the washin

epstein adopted loads of money to clinton foundation.hatever happened to all of thoseho pictures and dvds that e feds ceased at epstein's home? flesh was epstein pilot ever interviewed? and why was the most famous inmate in federal prison left unguarded? how did the video surveillance cameras go down when he killed himself or did he? >> do i think he was killed 100%. yes, i do. because he made whole live blackmailing people. forensic pathologist michael just reviewed epstein autopsy. now initially the government said it was a suicide. by doctor bodden he disagree. >> multiple three fracture in thee bone, the thyroid cartilage that are unusual for suicide, and more indicative of strangulation. homicidal strangulation. what's the bottom line? abc is accused of protecting pedophile in order to protect the clintons? this is depraved. the the media isn't even talking about it. nobody is even reporting on this it shall xepght except at fox, in fact, media is obsessed with hunting down and punishing the person responsible for leaking the abc fo

that's after spending 45 -- >> sean: didn't know that hillary clinton's attorney at the clinton foundation was on his team. >> president trump: look, the whole thing was a disgrace and they destroyed a lot of people. they ruined their lives. >> sean: but i want to go to the double standard again. whether it's the dossier whether it ukraine helping and interfering on our elections whether there is no quid pro quo, then you can add hunter biden and joe biden on tape bragging about using taxpayer dollars to demand the firing of the ukrainian prosecutor. hunter biden, no experience ukraine and china. no experience in oil, gas energy, or private equity. millions of dollars. >> president trump: thrown out of the navy. okay? hunter biden was thrown out of the navy. >> sean: why was he given that money? was anybody else given that money? >> president trump: it's a payoff. in my opinion it's a payoff. why else would it be? hunter biden, with no experience -- i hear the number is 160,000 and heard they got a $3 million -- >> sean: split between him and another guy. >> president trump: $3 million pay

actually have communicated with assange, i believe the next tranche of documents pertain to the clinton foundation but there is no telling what the october surprise may be. >> reporter: he later walked claims back and said he never communicated directly with assange. when he testified before the house intelligence committee, he claimed he used intermediaries. in january he was arevved in a predawn raid at his florida home and charged with obstructing and witness tampering and pled not guilty to all seven charges he faces. now, wolf, roger stone will not be taking the stands in his own defense today his attorney plays a portion of the testimony that roger stone offered to the house intelligence committee where he's accused of having lied. but they played a portion where stone repeatedly denied that he colluded with any russians or anyone from the russian government to interfere in 2016. the case continues tomorrow when both sides are expected to offer their closing arguments. back to you. >> and this trial went relatively quickly. thank you very much for that report. we have a lot to discuss. our e

acknowledge that 100% of the funds raised went to charities while also questioning why the clinton foundationder investigation. the president also said they resolved the case with the understanding that all money previously in the foundation has gone to charity. and he is therefore happy to donate $2 million to several worthy charities, including the children's aid society, and city meals on wheels. >>> and republican senator john kennedy defended his comments calling nancy pelosi dumb at a rally with president trump saying he didn't mean to be disrespectful. >> did you really mean no disrespect when you said that speaker pelosi -- >> sure i did. let me tell you why i said that in part. what speaker pelosi has done here, and i think she is the prime principal behind this impeachment, i think she has, you got to be careful what you ask for, and i didn't mean any disrespectful, i didn't mean it as disrespectful at all, if people think they're disrespectful, this is america, you're entitled to your opinion. >> wow. yesterday, senate minority leader chuck schumer addressed kennedy's comments on t

information that will make clinton look corrupt, make her look old and they should hammer on the clinton foundation they should hammer on her age. >> wow. >> and stone himself was particularly interested in whether clinton had -- had some involvement in scuttling a peace plan in libya. that's what he was continually asking for more from wikileaks on. so that was part of this plan it seems. >> all right. that's day one. rachel weiner, who was in the courthouse, thanks so much for sharing that reporting. >> thanks for having me. >>> still ahead, republicans are getting creative and finding new ways to defend the indefensive behavior of president trump. no one has been more innovative than senator lindsey graham. his new line ahead. >>> okay, we can finally announce all the details for the final stop of our fall with pod tour and i could not be more excited because i had the chance to interview one of of one of the writers who's most influenced me, and on sunday, december 8th join with pulitzer prizewinning playwright tony kushner. he is, of course, the genius behind the classic "angels in america." h

he was also there about hiv/aids, which was something the clinton foundation was working on. so we have an official of the john kerry campaign in 2004, as a private citizen, meeting with our ambassador in ukraine. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> it probably wasn't unusual for giuliani either. >> the time of the gentleman is expired. mr. carson, your recognize. >> madame ambassador, returning to the topic of corruption, we heard evidence that you were successful at promoting efforts to address corruption. on wednesday, in testifying about her very sterling career as a champion of anticorruption efforts in ukraine, deputy assistant secretary george kent said, "you can to promote principle action without pissing off corrupt people." it seems your efforts as ambassador, to essentially reform the powerful prosecutor general's office in ukraine, did exactly that. what concerned you by the prosecutor general's office when you are the ambassador in ukraine? >> what concerned us was that there didn't seem to be any progress in the three overall objectives that mr. lutsenk

he said it had to do with the clinton foundation. >> even if it was not accurate or not fully -- >> hething. i think he was trying to get attention and he was trying -- and, remember, he's on alex jones at that point. he's getting paid by alex jones to be on. and this is something about how he kept himself relevant and these were guesses that made since if you followed it. the one about podesta, i've been asked about this numerous times, he said podesta's time will be in the barrel and very quickly manafort's fired because of ukraine, we're now talking about ukraine now, podesta had done -- podesta's work had done work in ukraine. we felt that tony podesta had leaked that information. we were wrong, but that's what we thought. >> good to see you. sam nunberg is a former trump campaign adviser. we'll be back with a look at the markets right after this break. you're watching msnbc. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like meow. 25 cent boneless wings at applebee's. ♪ born to be wild... born to be wild...♪ get 'em while they're hot. aleve it. with aleve pm. pain happens.

ukrainian officials he was also there on about hiv aids which was in addition something the clinton foundation was working on so we have a a official of the john kerry campaign it doesn't for as a private citizen meeting with our ambassador a new time of the genesis fire unusual we meet with president officials often times probably wasn't unusual for julian going to time has expired as carson you recognized thank you chairman thank you madam ambassador madam ambassador returning to the topic of corruption we heard evidence that you were successful at promoting efforts to address corruption on wednesday in testifying about your very sterling career as a champion of anti-corruption efforts in ukraine deputy assistant secretary george can said quote you can't promote principled anti corruption action without pissing off corrupt people in quote it seems that your efforts as ambassador to centrally reform the powerful prosecutor general's office in ukraine did exactly that and ambassador what concerned you about the prosecutor general's office when you were the ambassador in ukraine. what concerned

something the clinton foundation was working on. an official of the campaign in 2004. a private citizen meeting with our ambassador in ukraine. >> we meet with private individuals all the time. >> time has expired. mr. carson, you are recognized. >> thank you. returning to the topic of corruption. we heard evidence that you are successful at promoting efforts of corruption. testifying about your career as a champion in ukraine, deputy assistant secretary said you cannot promote principal anticorruption action without passing off corrupt people. it seems that your effort as ambassador to essentially perform in ukraine doing exactly that, ambassador, what concerned you about the prosecutor general's office when you were the ambassador in ukraine? >> what concerned us was there did did not deceive be any progress in the objectives. the first thing was, reforming the the prosecutor general's office. tremendously powerful office. also to do the actual prosecution. a very wide power. part of the legacy. there just was not a lot of progress. there was not a lot of progress in

changing and we know they've had a cozy with the russian problem, from clinton oligarts, the clinton foundationium one, and they've tried quid pro quo and bribery. we'll see if they get around to take a vote and if they send something it us, we'll take it up. i'm one of those, i've got questions for adam schiff. i've got some questions i'd like to have asked. neil: such as. >> i would like to know why adam schiff took that call and told the -- it was a spoof call and said you've got dirt, i want the dirt, i'll have my staff follow-up. i want to know if he knows the whistleblower, who the whistleblower is, how many times did he meet with him. how many times did his staff meet with him. did his staff work on writing that whistleblower report? why did the cia change the rules and allow hearsay? because we know now they don't have enough hearsay to get anything to stick so they are he a beginning to wiggle around and try to find something else, obstruction, intimidation, bribery. neil: in the meantime with marie yovanovitch's testimony yesterday, the president's been criticized for tweeting about i

if you're going to talk about russian collusion, i mean, you had the clinton foundation of receiving $145 million from allian oligarchs, so through american history there have been these accusations. they said thomas jefferson was a french spy that the french own. they said john adams was a british spy that the british own. i don't see it. i'm sorry. happened, if it donald trump is a russian spy, it will be one of the most incredible events and all of world history, greater than columbus crossing the atlantic. it will be really something, but i doubt it. theory will blow away all anonymous and look for primary sources and with the president said, and they will look for evidence. he is a russian spy, who will prove it? when did they recruit him? did they have him increasing the military defense budget? anddid they have him fight stop the socialist takeover in venezuela? why is he doing all these things? why did he increase the number of oligarchs to receive sanctions in russia? if he is a russian spy, they are doing a bad job of running him. host: doug wead, the book is "inside trump'

traveled to ukraine, met with ukrainian officials. , whichthere on hiv/aids is something the clinton foundation was working on. we have an official of the john kerry campaign in 2004 and private citizen. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> we meet with present individuals over time. >> mr. carson, you are recognized. >> madame ambassador, returning to the context of corruption, we hear you were successful at promoting efforts to address corruption. on wednesday in testifying about your career about anticorruption efforts in ukraine, the equity assistant secretary said "you can't promote principled anticorruption action without pissing off corrupt people." it seems your efforts as ambassador to essentially reform the powerful prosecutor general's office in ukraine is exactly that. what concerned you about the prosecutor general's office when you were ambassador in ukraine? was therencerns us didn't seem to be any progress in the three overall objectives laid out, was importantly for the ukrainian people, but for the international community. the first thing was reforming the prosecutor g

there are certainly issues with the clinton foundation. clintons were very thoroughly investigated themselves in the 1990s. we can't have that chairman of the fat brands on without going what's going on in that meet business. a group of begins say the new impossible burger is not vegan at all. the lawsuit alleges that they were cooked on the same grill as the meat patties. the byproduct of the meat gets into that vegan patties what you say to that. i don't recall anybody saying the impossible burger was a vegan or vegetarian they said it was for people who want to eat less beef. in reality the impossible burger is cooked on a chain open flame broiler. the temperatures are intense inside that broiler and the contamination i think would be very nominal at best. i think this is a nuisance lawsuit. they will line their pockets -- pockets with the dollars. they're not selling it as they're not selling it as that. they have not said that the impossible burger says that there is a microwavable burger that you can use if you want to be strictly veg

really come out now and try to run for president with all the investigations around her and the clinton foundation? i can't see it. steve bannon says -- >> bill: what was that based on, his logic? >> the lineup they have now, none of them can touch donald trump and they won't take down donald trump what we have today. at some point he feels the democratic party, tom perez head of the dnc will realize they need somebody knew. once bloomberg gets comfortable with the fact joe biden is out and sliding and going lower and lower and makes the gaffe. once bloomberg feels comfortable he will say i'm the only other moderate. i better enter the race. >> bill: he has a lot of money. i don't know how much recognition he has outside of the northeast. >> i agree with you on all that. nice to see you. >> bill: maria bartiromo as she is. thank you. >> sandra: nearly six-year sentence for one antifa activist after he brutally beat a conservative demonstrator over the head in june. journalist andy ngo was also beaten at that rally and will join us next. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay

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that's how much money the clinton foundation reported in losses. do you believe that? ked in just 30 million bucks. next $100,000. that's the value of meth caught on the street smuggled over the border with a remote control car. agents arrested a 16-year-old american citizen. and finally number one, the neuropathy ultra one gun just named the worst toy this holiday season. causing harm. they can cause eye injuries. you should blink, children. and by the way spike the find motor hedgehog and yesterdayy teddy beayediteddy b. >> take a look at this, dozens of students at binghamton university in new york state shut down a lecture by presidential medal of freedom winner dr. art laffer on monday. watch. >> tired of getting murdered by the administration. because of this, mention the stories of all the lives lost. that you, this man, this liar, art laffer supports. [chanting] [chanting free speech] >> two protesters arrested as dr. laffer and conservative students were ushered out of the room. >> well, he is the former economic advisor to president ronald reagan and founder o

not acknowledge we gave 100% of the funds to great charities, but refuses to investigate the clinton foundationith all of its problems. all they found was philanthropy and technical violations such as not keeping board minutes and the trump foundation donating $2 million to a number of charities the president lists. your thoughts on this publication of anonymous -- a warning is the name of the book. it is in excerpts in the washington post. 202-748-8001all and independents and others, that is 202-748-8002. lawrence in illinois on our republican line. caller: if i can, i would like to take three points. of c-span,he rules commenting on the book is irrelevant and my guess is it will not change the lives of anybody else that has called in unless they decide to buy the book and it will cost them whatever the cost of the book is. that is irrelevant. 2 and 3 are combined, i question the relevancy of c-span with the open calls segment. i know i am criticizing c-span. i don't know what the mission statement is for open calls because basically it is just people calling in calling each other names. the j

if you're going to talk about russian collusion, i mean, you had the clinton foundation of receiving145 million from allian oligarchs, so through american history there have been these accusations. they said thomas jefferson was a french spy that the french own. they said john adams was a british spy that the british own. i don't see it. i'm sorry. happened, if it donald trump is a russian spy, it will be one of the most incredible events and all of world history, greater than columbus crossing the atlantic. it will be really something, but i doubt it. theory will blow away all anonymous and look for primary sources and with the president said, and they will look for evidence. he is a russian spy, who will prove it? when did they recruit him? did they have him increasing the military defense budget? anddid they have him fight stop the socialist takeover in venezuela? why is he doing all these things? why did he increase the number of oligarchs to receive sanctions in russia? if he is a russian spy, they are doing a bad job of running him. host: doug wead, the book is "inside trump's

of the top two opposition research priorities for the campaign was clinton's emails and the clinton foundation. there was keen interest in wikileaks, and not extended to the conversation that gaetz testified to in the period between the democratic national convention and the interest in what wikileaks was doing was the greatest, and gave call stone -- and stone called tromped -- trump while gates was in their suv traveling to laguardia. they said there would be more information coming. what does that prove? wikileaks was publicly saying more information was coming but it shows that the candidates were talking to stone, that is something that special counsel robert mueller never got the president to testify, but they did get sworn written answers and the president said he did not recall the subject of any conversation with john -- with stone about wikileaks or any communications with his campaign. , what'se last question next for roger stone? we saw president trump tweet about him. do we see an appeal? sentencing? a pardon from president trump who has tweeted about this case? guest: president t

he was also there about hiv/aids which was something the clinton foundation was working on.of the john kerry campaign as a private citizen meeting with our ambassador in ukraine. is that unusual? >> the time with the gentleman has expired. >> we meet with president's officials all the time. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. we heard that you were successful at items of promoting corruption. george kent said, quote, you can't promote anti-corruption without pissing off people, end the question. it seems that your action in ukraine did exactly that. madam ambassador, what concerned you about the prosecutor general's office when you were ambassador in ukraine? >> what concerned us was that there didn't seem to be any progress in the three overall objectives that mr. leschenko had laid out, most importantly for the ukranian people but also the international community. so the first thing was reforming the prosecutor general's office. it's a tremendously powerful office where they had authority not only to conduct investigations

he was also there about hiv-aids which in addition was something the clinton foundation was working on. an official of the campaign in 2004, a private citizen meeting with our ambassador in ukraine. >> we meet with private individuals all the time. >> the time has expired. mr. carson, you are recognized. >> thank you. madalyn lassiter, returning -- ambassador, turning to the topic of corruption. we heard evidence that you are successful at promoting efforts of corruption. testifying about your career as a champion in ukraine, deputy assistant secretary said you cannot promote principal anticorruption action without passing off corrupt people. it seems that your effort as ambassador to essentially reform the office in ukraine is exactly that. ambassador, what concerned you about the prosecutor general's office when you were the in ukraine? >> what concerned us was there did did not deceive be any -- any progress in the three overall project -- objectives to the people and the international community. the first thing was reform the prosecutor general's office. it is a tremendously powerf

he was also there about hiv-aids, which was in addition something that the clinton foundation was working on. so we have an official of the john kerry campaign in 2004, is a private citizen, meeting with our ambassador in ukraine. schiff: time of the gentleman has expired. turner: is that unusual? yovanovitch: we meet with private individuals all the time. turner: it probably wasn't unusual for giuliani either. schiff: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. carson, you are recognized. carson: thank you, chairman. thank you, madam ambassador. madam ambassador, returning to the topic of corruption, we heard evidence that you were successful at promoting efforts to address corruption. on wednesday, in testifying about your very sterling career as a champion of anti-corruption efforts in ukraine, deputy assistant secretary george kent said, quote, "you can't promote principled anti-corruption action without pissing off corrupt people," end quote. it seems that your efforts as ambassador to essentially reform the powerful prosecutor general's office in ukraine, did exactly that. madam ambassado

hillary clinton says warren's plan would never get enacted. foundationor research of equal opportunity president. you studied this for a long time. one thing though, you do agree the health care system is broken. you do agree with elizabeth warren in that area? >> oh, yeah. elizabeth warren is right, a lot of people can't afford their health insurance. not just 29 million people uninsured. it is 100 million more who have insurance but premiums are going up. deductibles tripled in the last 10 years. people are a lot more exposed to rising health care costs than they used to be. charles: what do you make of this battle in the democratic party about a month ago, "medicare for all," everyone raises their hands, we back it, all of sudden price tag of $52 trillion, they're running away from it? what would their solution be, what in your mind should it be? >> in the presidential race, the big dynamic this time around, in 2020, superdelegates, democrats don't get to vote on the ballot in the first ballot. candidate have to appeal to the base. the base want singl

clinton: i said last in newthere was a dinner river. the we had a dinner for the foundation. e interesting thing about barbara bush is she could look at you and you know, she would say, i've got your number. [laughter] pres. clinton: but i like you anyway. you would breathe this huge sigh of relief. i think -- i remember those nights, actually. i remember when barbara would get all the spouses together. we had dinner with her one night, we had dinner with them one night, the first night at the education fund. hillary and president bush and barbara bush were talking about the impact of child health on child learning. and hillary just mentioned in passing that she was really worried about the fact that america's mortality rate was still only about 18th in the world. too high. your dad said, that can't be. our health care system is too good. she said yeah, it is, you want me to get you the information. this is what i do. he said no, he said, i'm the president, i can get good enough information. [laughter] pres. clinton: and he says, i'll do it. i'm just sitting there watching a t

clinton: i said last night, there were points of at the united states intrepid, which is in new york, on the river. we had a dinner for the points of light foundation. the interesting thing about barbara bush, she could look at know -- i got your number. [laughter] pres. clinton: but i like you anyway. [laughter] pres. clinton: you would breed this huge sigh of relief. -- believe that this huge sigh of relief. i remember those nights. would get us together and we had dinner one night. night at the education .ummit president bush and barbara bush were talking about the impact of child health on a child learning. eric mentioned in passing she was worried about the fact -- hillary mentioned in passing that she was worried about the fact that infant mortality rate was 18th in the world, too high. dataset, that cannot be. -- your dad said, that cannot be. your mom said, it is. you want me to get you the information? she said, i spent a year at the health study center, this is what i do. i said, i am the president, can get good information. he says, i will do it. sitting there like watching a tennis match. saying, let's get back to reading. when we switc

and jake tapper got former president bill clinton on the phone who was in washington, d.c., to receive an award from the brady foundationbattling gun violence. they talked about gun violence. but jake also asked him a question about impeachment. obviously president clinton knows a lot about that. and what advice clinton would give president trump on how to do his job now. i want you to listen to that answer. >> you got hired to do a job. you don't get the days back. every day day is an opportunity to make something good happen. and i would say i've got lawyers and staff people handling this impeachment inquiry, and they should just have at it. meanwhile, i'm going to work for the american people. that's what i would do. >> i feel like he's been listening to you, joe. >> not listening to me. it's what he did do. and i think the really revealing part of that conversation with jake was the top of it where he said, every day is an opportunity. you don't get the days back. that was the sense i got working with him in 1998 and 1999. his frustration was i only have this many days until i'm not president anymore. he wasn't thin

clinton and former florida governor jeb bush look back at the 1989 education summit. the conference was hosted by former president george h w bush education standards still in effect today. the george and barbara bush foundationosted this event along with the university of new england. >> we do this for the first time barbarae passing of presidenttly after, george w. bush followed his wife into the great beyond. today, i ask we lower our heads up for a moment for the void left by the passing of these iconic americans and how lucky we were to have befriended them. james: thank you. throughout the year, we honor

>> that man, willie jackson, in clinton, north carolina raised red and butter, so he should know, right? under the supervision of the national turkey foundationon, the birds will live out the rest of their lives at a place called travelers rest on the campus of virginia tech. the presidential turkey pardoning will be held tomorrow. >>> okay, still to come here, a major european city seemingly tells you you're the need to get out. coming up next, white river max license to operate in london expires at midnight. they're coming up on ktvu news at 6:00, one person detained as people police investigate a suspicious package at san francisco state. >>> and an update on a little seal pup that was discovered in a parking garage yesterday. we'll tell you how he is doing tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the dog that helped kill isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi was honored at the white house today. the president called the dog a special animal that help execute a flawless attack. the dog is named conan, and chase down abu bakr al baghdadi through a tunnel in northwest syria during the u.s.-led raid last month. the dog was slightly injured during the mission after abu