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clinton investigation." we will try to get to as many of your calls as we can. phone lines as they normally are. host: in virginia, a republican. go ahead. caller: first up, i am too young to remember anything from the clinton stuff. i am looking forward to the book. guest: thank you. caller: as a female and as a republican, i have experienced similar situations to what is been going on with the hearings right now and the accuser. my question is more -- everyone is saying the 11th hour, and from my understanding, a lot of hearings have been pushed through your are being seen as being pushed through. is it the 11th hour as a normal hearing would be, or is this one being fast tracked more than normal? my other question is -- with the president -- they can be impeached and everyone says supreme court justices are lifetime appointments. if it is found that a supreme court justice lied during their confirmation hearings, is there -- what happens question mark what are the repercussions? question,the first let's review what happened. on the last day of the term, which he was serving, justice anthony kennedy made the announcement to the nation that he was stepping down. within

>> trish: feminists backed bill clinton when he took advantage of the young woman working as the interne double standard in all of this can get -- >> that is one of several. in every case there is presumption of innocence. if you talk about the left and the politicalization of what the left is done. there are serious questions that need to be asked of keith ellison, the deputy chair of d.n.c., bill clinton and others on the left who have credible allegation against them as well. it's fascinating i think to see how it is one-sided in the charges. >> trish: sure. politics as usual. all right. >> women need to be taken seriously and credibly. all of them. not just on one side. >> trish: good to see you, sir. thank you. coming up next, everyone. did hillary clinton ruin murphy brown's comeback or is this a terrible dumb idea from the very start? ratings are in. our ladies' night panel cannot wait to respond. keep it here. >> e-mail. i do have some experience with e-mails. but that's not stopping anyone o, that's good! you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in

clinton investigation" we'll try to get to as many of your calls as we can. phone lines as usual for democrats, republicans and independents. stephanie, oakton, virginia, republican, go ahead. >> caller: hi, good morning. i'm to young to remember anything that was personal from the clinton stuff. so i'm looking forward too book. i do want to ask you a question. as a female, and a republican i have experienced similar situations to what is going on with the hearings right now, and with the accuser. but my question is more, so two things i guess. everyone's saying the eleveth hour. a lot of the hearings have been pushed through or at least are being seen as they were pushed through, so is it the eleveth hour as a normal hearing would be, or is this one being fast-tracked more than normal? and also, my other question is with the president, president's can be impeached. everyone says supreme court justices are lifetime appointments. so if it is found a supreme court justice lies during their confirmation hearing, is there what happens? what are the repercussions or what happens? >> guest: on the first question, let's review what happens. on the rast day of the term, which he was serving, justice anthony ken made the an

a young lady in your life comes to you and says. gosh i was really inspired that hillary clinton almost became the first woman preserve the united states you would be suggest or give the advice to be yourself you can't fit into every mold i think this is not a mold that everyone will like right but you can be yourself and even if people don't agree with you they'll trust what you're saying you believe that you're genuine and it doesn't matter how smart you are home not you know about things if people if people can't trust you and this is live and they don't trust what you're saying to them. you lost it yeah yeah and that's why fish has a comfort factor flush out i could have a beer with george w. bush george w. bush not done that well spoken but i like him there me to be like i let this guy seems genuine. so this may be a very providential moment because maybe you'll be the first president united states it's a woman and there were no i never thought i'd run for city council i want to put that much pressure and this quality about being the first woman president but you know what's

clinton era. and, then, basically, when i was in middle school, 9/11 happened. so, when you think about youngeople, it's important to think about the general timeline, the world that we grew up in. i was about, you know, 17, 18 years old when the financial crisis hit. we never experienced, really, a time of true economic prosperity in the united states, you know? and a lot of what we have witnessed is the unprecedented concentration of wealth at the very top, tippy-top of the 1%, and we've seen the consolidation of corporations start to really erode our wages, really erode access to healthcare. and so, i think what -- i think young people are very receptive to a very strong economic message of dignity for working-class americans. >> that was really your rallying cry in your campaign. it was always about working-class americans. you talk about the top versus the bottom, not the left versus the right. >> right. >> now the economy is going pretty strong, right? >> mm-hmm. >> there's roughly 4% unemployment, 3.9% unemployment. >> mm-hmm. >> do you think that capitalism has failed to deliver for w

showing one in five young people seen themselves as carers, we speak to a former care about her experience. and ken starr, the man whose report led to the impeachment of ball clintons written a book about that investigation. we will hear from that later. that is ahead. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chris mitchell. coming up. sorry finally sealed the county championship. paul collingwood gets emotional as he is over. announcing it to the boys that i was retiring from cricket was pretty emotional, to be honest, i was a bit of a blubbering wreck. simon yates bowls onto his lead at the tour of spain with just two meaningful stages to go. and we meet the 17—year—old using instagram to dress football's biggest names. surrey beat worcester by three wickets earlier today to seal the title. andy swiss was watching. what an afternoon it has been here for surrey as they wrapped up the title in slightly more nerve—racking style tha n title in slightly more nerve—racking style than they would have wanted. a middle order wobbled before rikki clarke and many more call saw them home and you can see what it meant. their first county championship

told the russians had thousands of e-mails of hillary clinton and then it became robert mueller's special counsel probe. in the 2016 campaign, the youngended a meeting of the national security team including donald trump and jeff sessions. papadopoulos pitched a meeting of then candidate trump and russian president vladimir putin. when the fbi asked him about his kremlin link contacts seeking to meddle -- >> what he did was lie and that's on him. not on the campaign. we can't speak for that. >> reporter: the defense pleaded ignorance. to say george was out of his depth would be a gross understating. his wife got even more technical. >> he didn't lie because of the nature of his relationship with russia. because he didn't have any relationship with russia. he lied about the date. >> reporter: but the prosecution says papadopoulos is not just a nervous novice but an uncooperative one. the defendant did not provide substantial assistance and much of the information provided by the defendant came only after the government confronted him. now, the government wanted to use george papadopoulos has an example of what happens when people lie t

clinton investigation." we will try to get to as many of your calls as we can. phone lines as they normally are. host: in virginia, a republican. go ahead. caller: first up, i am too youngmember anything from the clinton stuff. i am looking forward to the book. guest: thank you. caller: as a female and as a republican, i have experienced similar situations to what is been going on with the hearings right now and the accuser. my question is more -- everyone is saying the 11th hour, and from my understanding, a lot of hearings have been pushed through your are being seen as being pushed through. is it the 11th hour as a normal hearing would be, or is this one being fast tracked more than normal? my other question is -- with the president -- they can be impeached and everyone says supreme court justices are lifetime appointments. if it is found that a supreme court justice lied during their confirmation hearings, is there -- what happens question mark what are the repercussions? question,the first let's review what happened. on the last day of the term, which he was serving, justice anthony kennedy made the announcement to the nation that he was stepping down. within a ver

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clinton. that helped set off an fbi investigation that became robert mueller's special counsel probe. during the 2016, the young adviser attended a meeting of trump's new national security team including donald trump and jeff sessions. papadopoulos pitched a meeting between then candidate trump and putin. sessions would later say he discouraged papadopoulos from setting up the meeting. but papadopoulos cently contradicted that, saying sessions seemed enthusiastic and a trump-putin meeting. responsible e roger stone is still under scrutiny. a comedian and radio show host testifying before the grand jury friday. he claimed he was his back channel to wikileaks, which russia intelligence used to circulate information about the democrats in 201. >> however the hell did i ever get involved in this mess. a nice guy like me doing in a place like this. >> he fielded questions before the grand jury. mainly about his relationship with stone. all with his dog at his side. >> bianca didn't bark one time. she was so good in there. >> now back on the issue of george papadopoulos, attorney general jeff sessions attorney put ou

clinton. that helped set off an fbi that eventually became robert mueller's special counsel probe. during the 2016 campaign, the youngng of trump's new national security team including donald trump and jeff sessions. papadopoulous pitched a meeting between then candidate trump and russian president vladimir putin. sessions would later say he discouraged papadopoulous from setting up the meeting. but papadopoulous recently contradicted that saying sessions actually seemed enthusiastic about a trump/putin meeting. as the papadopoulous saga winds down, another trump associate long time political adviser roger stone is still under scrutiny. a comedian and radio show host testifying before the grand jury friday, stone claimed he was his back channel to wikileaks which russian intelligence used to issuing is late hacked information about the democrats in 2016. >> how did i of the hell get involved in this mess is what i'd like to know. a nice guy like me. what is a nice guy like me doing in a place like this. >> reporter: he fielded questions before the grand jury mainly about his relationship with stone, all with his dog

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young conservatives. when the tv camera panned to hillary clinton, i saw brett at that time, a key lieutenant of ken star,the independent counsel, mouth the word rhymes with witch. how did you know him and what was he like besides that? >> i was part of a small, close circle of young, ambitious conservatives being groomed for jobs in politics and media and brett kavanaugh was part of that group. that's how i knew him. i knew him professionally because at the time i was a conservative myself. i was working on a conservative magazine. we were both part of an anti-clinton movement. i also knew him socially, as i describe in that antidote there as we're watching the state of the union and he does mouth that word. when i saw that clip you just saw, he described himself as neutral arbiter and stressing his independence and saying he's an umpire. i know he's no umpire. he's straight out of right field. >> and tell me about some of the other people in that circle because you write about a group of people, a lot of whom pretty well known in the media. who was among the circle that brett kavanaugh traveled in? >> s

clinton's former presidential campaign. that little bar, $64,000 for donald trump. candidate trump even lower. the house with the clock and its walls, the story of a young uncle's haunted house in an action-packed adventure just in time for halloween. >> there's:00 in the wall. we don't know what it does. something horrible. jackie: it hits film today. if it were your box office but or should you go out to eat? kevin mccarthy. >> honestly you could eat and go to the movies, favorite date night with my wife, dinner and movie on friday night. this is directed by eli rob most known for his work with quentin tarantino or his work in r-rated portals like hospital and cabin fever. he's taking on a pg film to bring back old school movies like poltergeist or gremlins making it more family-friendly versus the r-rated material he normally works with. jack black, cate blanchett and the plot line dealing with the house with the clock in its walls, the title speaks for itself. there are great special-effects and horror elements. the great thing is you will notice the tone is still in a pg film but more available for family audiences. i thought it was a lot of fun. t

young lawyer in the one nine hundred ninety s. common argued in favor of impeaching then president bill clinton his changes chuen on that front now saying sitting presidents should be protected from lawsuits and criminal investigations because they are time consuming and distracting that would appeal to the beleaguered president who nominated kavanaugh for the court as mcconnell's conservative values which his opponents say will result in a rollback on issues such as women's rights health care and the rights of the. community and given a supreme court judge holds the position for life cavanaugh should have plenty of time to shape the course of action towards a right is just fifty three years old and this was his message when his nomination was announced if confirmed by the senate i will keep an open mind in every case and i will always strive to preserve the constitution of the united states and the american rule of law live to honor there is wrongs in jordan the hearing in washington d.c. protest outside the hearing and inside also tell us more about what's been happening so far us. well foley it has been a rather contentious fi

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. >> when i was a young federal prosecutor of justice i persecuted putting money into the clinton campaign. it's not the first time a foreign power has tried to influence our election and in that case it was about technology transfer. china aerospace satellite technology and weapons. and so, i just highlight that as an illustration. finally, i think your job, and ms. singh is very important. when i talk to african ambassadors to when i asked the quite and why do you deal with china, and they said because you're not there. americans aren't here. ambassadors have a role to play with respect to economic interest in united days. >> thank you, congressman. we hear that message and i'm committed to our economic environment with africa. they will have an alternative because that is simply the case in many instances for african nations don't know that they can deal with us rather than the alternative of china. the committee will make the priority at the state department. >> applaud you for that. thank you. i yield that. >> reading boiler pennsylvania. thank you, mr. chairman. i hadn't planned on s

george papadopoulos a young foreign policy adviser to the trump campaign made a startling revelation to australia's top diplomat in britain." russia had political dirt on hillary clinton. about three weeks earlier mr. papadopoulos had been told that moscow had thousands of e-mails that would embarrass mrs. clinton. apparently stolen in an effort to try to damage her campaign. two months later when the leaked e-mails began appearing online, australian officials passed the information about mr. papadopoulos to their american counterparts. to the fbi. the hacking and the revelation that a member of the trump campaign may have had inside advanced information about it were driving farcs that led the fbi to open an investigation in july 2016 into russia's attempts to disrupt the election and whereby any of president trump's associates conspired. he is the origin story, right? for the first time we've got a president under a serious counter intelligence investigation and he was under a serious counter intelligence investigation by the fbi when he was running for president and when he became president. where that investigation came from is this guy. that is why george papadop

young adults. >>> did you see it, the reboot of "murphy brown"? she had a surprise guest in the first episode of the classic tv comedy this week. >> reporter: former presidential candidate hillary clintonade an appearance on the show wednesday night playing a woman applying for a job at the fictional cable news show. >> i want you to know, i am not afraid of hard work, i am qualified and ready on day one. >> i also assume you have had previously secretarial experience. >> absolutely. 44 years i was the secretary -- i was a secretary of a very large organization. >> you have all the requisite skills, computer, emails? >> emails. i do have some experience with emails. >> start candice bergen said in an interview there would be no "murphy brown" revival if hillary clinton was in office. president trump was mentioned frequently in the episode. it airs thursday night right here on kpix 5. >>> it is time for a final checkup your forecast. we will be on the cool side temperature-wise. anticipate a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures five to 10 degrees below average. mid 50s and 60s to start and 60s and 70s for a high today. we are looking at the best chances for scattered showers up north.

young people, minorities don't vote, and they have to this year if democrats are going to have a blue wave. >> as a guest on this program once said, hillary clinton is only president on fox news every night. >>> i want to show you guys an ad the dems have put out. this is 30 seconds. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> he was trying to attack me. i thought he might inadvertently kill me. those are the words of christine blasey ford describing the attack she suffered when she was just 15 years old. now her alleged attacker, brett kavanagh, is nominated for the supreme court. and it's up to the senate to allow for an independent investigation. when 15-year-old christine tried to scream, her attacker covered her mouth so no one could hear her. will dean heller listen to her now? demand justice. a project of 16308 fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> so, jackie, a couple things here. number one, people pointed out today, this is the kind of ad we're used to seeing on the other side. does it mean the dems are hardening their message? number two, heller is the customization at the end of the ad which is running in several

young democrat, because the future is for democrats is out west. and you do have democrats making -- chipping away at the red wall out best. >> michael, in an alternative universe where hillary clintonre wondering if they can get 60 senate seats totally. >> they were not just red states, these are really, really red states. >> west virginia, north dakota, missouri now which is leaning more like a dakota than a swing state. >> and even some of the ones that should be a tighter contest like nelson in florida has the stench of doom about him. this is not a race democrats are going win and they ought to at least be competitive in it. they're going to spend a ton of money to prop him up. >> i don't think you should write of a him yet. >> and i think gillum is going to be a potential asset. we have a nice little map here, carrie and mark, this is where democrats have outspent republicans. those states are in blue. where the two parties are the same there in the yellow so indiana, missouri, montana. democrats have outspent the republicans. nevada, north dakota, west virginia is an even split. and arizona, florida, new jersey and wisconsin have been advantage republicans. what do you make o

clinton was barack obama. we do not have the successor yet. so you're going to have this mad scramble. but the midterm election, let's not get past november, the midterm election will be determined by youngre irregular voters. if they come out the way that they need to, the democrats will get the house. if they do their normal thing where they tweet and facebook and everything else and complain but stay home, it will be a reward for trump and the republicans that the democrats will not likely recover from. >> let me ask you this. the rap on president obama was good at campaigning for himself, but not necessarily great at campaigning for others. is that a fair criticism? and i'm curious what the appetite, even among democrats is for barack obama today. >> well, two things. it is in fact just an about a objective reality. the last several elections when we didn't have obama at the top of the ticket, whether you're talking about the 2010, 2014 midterms or talking about 2016 with hillary clinton. without obama on the ticket, democrats lose. that is true. but i think you now have a hunger in this party to hear forceful, passionate defense of our basic principles, and obama's the best we've go

clinton and various others really opposing so-called gig economy. the gig economy really satisfies the needs of tremendous number of young people, people who want to spendtheir time creating something fabulous in the basement, the other half of the time making money to allow them to do that. neil: your sister who is between a rock and a hard place? how would you address that? >> gig economy doesn't give health care benefits. neil: should it, should it. >> absolutely. neil: do you think the government has obligation to do that and child care benefits. >> absolutely. neil: then how would that be paid for? >> i say this, if we want more economic growth we can get more people economically involved and people are not spending into the economy and taking better jobs when -- neil: washington pays for that everyone including your sister and others were to pay more, would they be on board with that? because the senator saying -- get more out of this than you do right now? >> absolutely. people are getting nothing. we're already paying for, when people have to leave work to go get medical care, for when they need not go in or take a job because they're looking af

. >> when i was a young federal prosecutor at justice i prosecuted johnny chung, he led us to the director of chinese intelligence putting money into the clinton campaign. not the first time a foreign power has tried to influence our election. and that was -- and in that case it was about technology transfer. as china aerospace and satellite technology and weapons. so i just -- i highlight that as an illustration. finally, i think your job, pl ms. singh is very important because when i talk to african ambassadors they talk about china and sri lanka and they overleverage and exploit their own workers, not the african workers and then they can't pay these balloon-type notes at the end of the day and they take over ports and things like that. so i hope that you'll encourage your ambassadors to be aware of this and when i asked why do you deal with china and they said because you are not there. americans aren't here. and i think your ambassadors have a role to play with respect to economic interests of the united states. >> thank you, congressman. we hear that message and in fact i'm committed to trying to increase our economic engagement with afr

must be proud, a 14 day sentence for a junior, young associate for the campaign, who heard a rumor and passed it along that the russians had hillary clinton's prosecuted for being stupid. there was no evidence of collusion related to papadopoulos at all. >> while robert mueller, special counsel, has been pursuing these kinds of charges that have amounted to not a lot, on the other side you have president trump saying hey, special counsel, why aren't your guys looking at bruce ohr and the other side of this. you've been reporting that the president's hedging closer perhaps to declassifying key intelligence that will shed light on bruce ohr and others. >> there's four sets of documents, the renewal of the fisa application. >> to go after carter page. >> and the gang of eight documents, the bruce ohr documents and a fourth set of documents. >> let's go to bruce ohr. a 302. as i understand it, you're the lee expert, that's the record of the fbi sitting down to interview you. if bruce ohr didn't tell the truth about his interactions with fusion gps and christopher steele, we've got a problem. >> he would be in legal jeopardy. he never disclosed

young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> all right. joining us now former u.s. congressman and agricultural secretary in the clintonn and now candidate in the special election to fill that conference u.s. senate seat democrat mike espy who has some supporters in the room here today. >> thank you. >> how is the race going? >> can i first say, hotty-toddy. i see a picture of eli manning. my son played for ole miss for four years before he wasn't to washington redskins. he's a wide receiver. so i picked my spots, you know, where i'm going. i carry mike with me. he's very popular. he's going add 10%. >> okay. >> race is going well? >> going well. we're very pleased. people like george will came. we met at a restaurant. wrote a column and he quoted william faulkner and said illusions are really just as powerful and just as real as bones or blood. so many people will get mississippi a democrat from mississippi an african-american from mississippi san illusion but george will according to william faulkner illusions is just as real as bones and blood. we'll get enough votes to win. failing that there's a runoff three weeks

hillary clinton won this by points in 2016, yet a bit of a surprise here and i think a cautionary note for democrats getting bullish about the blue wave here, you have youngrepublican candidate out there, this is their likely voter model in the districts. the republican county leading by 10 points. they do a model at monmouth, they call it a democratic surge model. if that manifests itself, what would that do to scramble the numbers? it does get closer, 6 points closer for kem, but still a solid lead for the republicans there. what this tells us is certainly president trump's approval rating is very low. there are vulnerabilities all over the map for republicans, but there are local considerations in a lot of these races. this is one of nos where the democrats, i think they're nominee, somebody who came on to the political scene in the last few years after winning the california lottery, believe it or not. there was a local politician who made a "me too" accusation against him. and you had a republican nominee, one of the few nominees for color. this is a district with a large asian population. so democrats, even when you look on paper and you see trump's