look at the clinton foundation when hillary clinton was secretary of state bill clinton went to swedeno persuade ericsson telecommunications equipment manufacturers to donate $750,000 to the clinton foundation, and then a couple of weeks later hillary repealed a certain law on erics that would otherwise have been used against companies, it turns out the principle, if you don’t pay, you won’t go, a corruption element. russia china mexico in the usa the level of corruption is enormous now, a decisive moment we live in such an important time in the history of mankind as the period after the end of the second world war when the new world order was created, believing that we are now witnessing the birth of a new international order . it will not be controlled by the united states, it will not be dominated by them. that is why the united states continues to pump weapons into ukraine, to be honest, me i was surprised by the restrained reaction from russia . i think it's time to shoot down all the reconnaissance assets that fly on the border with russia in the black sea. shoot down. destroy th

my name is stephanie street and i serve as executive director of the clinton foundation. we are so pleased you have joined us both in person and for women's for peace. the good friday agreement, 25 years later, the clinton presidential center presents series as a partnership between the three organizations on this, the clinton foundation the clinton school of public service and the clinton library. and i'd like recognize my two distinguished colleagues vicki soto of the clinton and dr. jay barth, who is the director of the clinton library. as you saw just now in the opening video. clinton and then first lady hillary rodham clinton. many of my esteemed colleagues from the clinton foundation, including our panelists, were actively in got involved in the peace process. i'd also like to recognize former colleague who was not able join us this evening, martha pope. martha served as senior adviser for the northern ireland peace negotiations and served alongside former senator mitchell, who president clinton as special envoy, northern ireland. tonight, our panelists will share of

we know how the clintons got rich, clinton foundation and all that.ress is s uncurious how th family got50 so rich when he's t public service for i 50 years. i want to remind everybody what biden said iwhn october of 2019a lot of projection. listen. >> i neveriscu discussed a singo thing withut my son about anythn having to do with ukraine, no one indicated i have. let's focus on this, the fact of the matter i is, this is about trump's corruption. that is what we should be focusing on.we >> laura: charlie, it didn't age well. he went on talking about trump's people have side deals in ukraine.an he actually said that. that was tweeted out today, i'm thinking, you got to be kidding? me, trump has a side deal in ukraine, look at your son. >> charlie: exactly, we went ic through twh,o fake impeachmentst foher donald trump over a phone call whachl is listed in the constitution is bribery and higi crime, but treason, bribery and other high crimes.than you don't have to go further than four square of that definition in order to see what it is the biden famil

know how the obamas got rich, right, charlie, we know how the clintons got rich although the clinton foundationf that. in this case the press is just remarkably incurious about how the biden family got so rich when is he in public service for 50 years. i want to remind everybody because this has been lost in the shuffle, what biden said, charlie, back in october of 2019, which bass was a lot of projection, listen. >> i never discussed a single thing about my son about anything having to do with ukraine. no one has indicated i have. let's focus on this. the fact of the matter is that this is about trump's corruption. that's what we should be focusing on. >> laura: charlie, it didn't age well he went on to talk about maybe trump has a side deal. trump's people have side deals in ukraine. i mean, he actually said that. and that was tweeted out today. i'm thinking you have got to be kidding me? trump has a side deal in ukraine? look at your son. >> yeah. exactly. you know, we went through all of these fake impeachments with donald trump over a phone call, which, of course, none of that is listed an

jim comey by the way, dropped his investigation in the southern district of new york of the clinton foundation. but she gets him now to make sure that they get a warrant based upon this ridiculous information and the the the wrenching part of it is that she told barack and she told, joe biden, that she was creating this russia collusion hoax to get the press off back about her email scandal. remember the email scandal you know she had she said, oh, you know, i got rid of 33,000 emails. it's all about me going to yoga. first of all, you don't look like your brand of yoga. hillary. and secondly, i got to tell you, i don't believe anything you say and this. so she says, oh, with bleach. but you think i got rid of it with bleach fit and she was laughing at us because she obstructed justice and destroyed evidence so it's worse in the end she decided by doing that that she would rupture nation because it was after donald trump got elected that stopped talking to each other. the people unfriended each that donald was a putin puppet and a russian asset and everybody hated us. all right. if you were a

he invited her to the wedding, gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation and donated to her campaigns numerous times because he put his own personal greed ahead of the good of the country. i will never do that. he does all the time. >> neil: i wanted to get your thoughts while i still have you, governor, there's much made of some of the pit falls of some older established poll situations. you saw the mitch mcconnell frozen moment speaking to reporters. there was the dianne feinstein lost trying to decide what she was supposed to do ahead of a vote. we've seen this again and again with president biden, whether fair or not. you think there should be an age at which you can no longer hold office? >> i think the better way to do it, neil, we should have term limits. you know, i served as a governor in new jersey where i had term limits. two terms is all i can do. if we had term limits for folks in congress, 12 years in the house, 12 years in the senate, that if we had term limits, that that would eliminate a lot of this conversation. >> neil: that wouldn't stop the private citizen, joe biden, for

she and bill got in trouble taking donations to clinton foundation while she was secretary of state.eanwhile, the vice president and his family are getting rich and get almost no scrutiny compared to what happened to her. hubris not only to do this while you're vice president, then hubris, you know you're running for president, everyone is getting ready to run for president, they're super careful what they do. nothing careful about the bidens. finally when he is president, the hubris to bring his son to the state dinner after all these allegations and charges, hubris to bring him on marine one, air force one, reportedly sometimes living in the white house, this is somebody who clearly thinks he can get away with it. >> because he has. >> that's right. >> he has. he has been in politics for so long. conceivably, it is a good argument for him, he didn't have anything to do with it. he thinks that will fly. that makes people sometimes press them harder, republicans are going to do that tomorrow. along with hubris, i would add shady. >> very shady. look at the sourcing we have on this cu

the clinton foundation became their device for huge amounts, $35 million in one case, so the bidens ing money on a grand scale but biden learned from that. you can do i you can get away with it. there's no legal consequence so why shouldn't i have the money too. and so you have a guy who at least since the vice presidency has been taking money. maria: yeah. and that's with the burisma ceo said according to these documents, that he said we always knew joe biden was the most corrupt family in washington and living in the white house and that says a lot given that the clintons lived there. he actually said that according to documents that we've got. meanwhile, house speaker kevin mccarthy as i mentioned escalating talks of impeachment in the face of these investigations into the family business. here's what the house speaker said this week. watch. >> if you're sitting in our position today, we would know none of this if republicans had not taken the majority. we've only followed where the information has taken us. this is rising to the level of impeachment inquiry. maria: so newt, where d

given you donated $100,000 to the clinton foundation and repeatedly donated to hillary clinton's campaignsreed was driving that. you want to send those pictures out, as it fine by me. we are more than happy to respond with pictures of you not serving your people but serving yourself like you always do. >> that seems like a preview of a debate stage, except he will not show up most likely. >> he will be there. >> you think? >> yes. >> back in 2020, there was a briefing at the white house for the president about election security. telling him the voting machines were great. according to reporting, he was ready to brag about that, have a news conference. was he at one point confident that the election could be done with mail-in ballots? >> i have to tell you the truth, from the time i started debate prep with him, in the late summer of 2020, he was expressing concerns about mail-in ballots from that moment. in fact, folks like myself and his campaign manager were urging him to stop, because so many of we thought his potential voters were seniors who would be concerned about going to a polling

turned over that relate to the biden and i think ultimately going to go back and relate to the clinton foundationpeople are going to be shocked how much money was involved and how many foreigners were involved. these are both cases with foreigners were giving lots of money to u.s. government officials. we deserve to know the details. i mean, if you don't get it out in the open, you are never going to get it cleaned up. >> ainsley: mr. speakers, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. we have a big show ahead. more "fox & friends" starts what is this third hour starts right now. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna

didn't invite to my wedding, neil, and he invited her to the wedding, he gave $100,000 to the clinton foundationhe donated to her campaigns numerous times because he put his own personal greed ahead of the good of the country. i will never do that. he does all the time. neil: i know you've been asked this before, governor, but you mentioned the upcoming debate next month on fox, but it seems pretty clear that donald trump, because he has such a big lead mt. polls, why should i bother. what do you think of that? >> well, first of all, i think it's wrong. he owes it to the voters of the republican party can and to the rnc to be willing to get up there and be compared to all the other candidates who have qualified. remember, the rmc set up some pretty stringent qualifications. 40,000 donors is no small feat to be able to do. we're now over 52,000 donors, and if people want to help, they can go to chris christie.com and do that. but i think he owes it to folks to get on the stage and do that. and, by the way, i've known for 22 years, i think he'll be there. neil: all right. he thinks he'll be this.

foundation. he is also a former u.s. federal prosecutor. in birmingham in the u.k., scott lucas, professor at the clinton institute university college dublin.ashington, d.c., bruce fein, a former u.s. soc deputy attorney general and constitutional lawyer. gentlemen, welcome to "inside story." thank you very much for joining us. bruce, let me start with you. former president trump has always said that the documents he took with him from the white house were declassified but this published audio recording appears to contradict this. how damning is this and is this a nail in the case against trump? guest: i think it is an exaggeration to point to just one piece of evidence as a conclusion. the burden is on the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. this certainly undercuts the president's former claim. he could maintain that he could just think about declassify a document in his head and it became declassified by magic. at least the tape, if it is authentic, suggests that he knew that he would need to do certain things in a formal way to declassify a document and he hadn't done it, at least with regard to this document concerning a pot

clinton in 1993, guess what you do? should illegals be voting in our election? if we don't understand our american creed, the foundation great nation, that's the purpose of you being here today and tonight and this whole week, one of the things the army taught me, air force guys are real smart. i couldn't pass the iq test, that is why you were a c one hundred 30 pilot as i was a paratrooper, you had those dials and i had two lights in the back, red lights that i could jump out of airplanes, but this week i want every single one of you to put together your 3 by 5 cards. start writing down what the principles and beliefs are that you will hold and live by because if you are not ready to do that you can't go back on college campuses and win, can't do what it says right here. people who served in the military, thank you for your service. [applause] >> what did we say? support and defend the constitution of the united states of america. if you are coming up with ideas that are the antithesis, antithetical to was living in a constitutional republic, what is a constitutional republic? the other thing i want you to carry is yo

clinton and the king family. the son of a grocer and a seamstress, bennett married three times and had four children. he and his third wife susan founded the exploring the arts foundationhool of the arts in new york. >> everybody has a dream, a hope that something's going to work for them. and then when it happens, it's a great joy. >> reporter: bennett was diagnosed with alzheimer's in 2016. but with the encouragement of his doctors, kept doing what he loved best -- singing. ♪ how do you keep the music playing ♪ >> reporter: he cut his final album, "love for sale," with lady gaga. [ cheers ] and performed with her one last time in two soldout concerts for his 95th birthday. >> he's my musical companion. he's the greatest singer in the whole world. >> reporter: aired on cbs, it was a moving tribute to a musical legend. ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [ applause ] >> as he said himself, he was the original american idol. you know, grammy award-winning artist michael buble performed on two of his duet albums. he spoke to cnn about the profound impact fa -- impact bennett's music had on people. >> it's not just in the beautiful country of america and north america,

foundation and also types of crimes prosecutors love to bring to court. things like corruption, false statements. the government has said that they have testimony that the president complimented hillary clinton'syers because they went ahead and deleted tens of thousands of e-mails. suggested that it's too bad i don't have a staff like that. that doesn't make this true. they have to prove that this is true. but it's creating this story for the jury. it's damaging. the greatest damage will be if by targeting this low-hanging fruit that the department of justice can get one of them to flip. that's what the they're really hoping for, i think, in this superseding day. it comes at a cost, neil. you just put out a superseding indictment and you want to try this case in may. that was always an ambitious date. but you're giving ample reason for the court to say, all right. you're playing a slightly different game. and you're going to get a different trial date. >> neil: i'm looking at that, also looking at the fulton county d.a. apparently today we're ready to go, referring to maybe an investigation or indictments that could be pending on the former president's role in the georgia recount. got the janu