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hillary clinton's. >> mrs.as not the primary partner who worked on it, but she worked on a very important memo that was used to deceive federal bank examiners. >> the records were missing, and we viewed that as extraordinarily odd. >> special prosecutor robert fiske issued the first subpoena for the rose law firm records early in 1994. >> we issued that subpoena, i think, in, probably, february, right -- one of the first things we did. and by the time i left, in august, we had not received the records. >> the independent counsel had hit a dead end in this part of the madison guaranty investigation. >> the clintons had been subpoenaed for those records by fiske. and then we reissued a subpoena -- "produce all records you have relating to rose law firm, madison guaranty," et cetera. >> the records were lost for good...or so it was thought. >> on january 5th of '96, david kendall, the lawyer for the clintons, calls our washington office and said, "oh, we have found some records." >> suddenly, the records had reapp

clinton. you are forgetting a couple things. hillary clinton's scumbag husband. he forced her to have to recuse herself. there are many factors in this election. you have hillary clinton calling people deplorables. nevermind the fact that she is -- has an assistant that is married to anthony weiner who is basically a pedophile. i'm not happy what comey did. bill clinton is such a scumbag. because of the fact that he pardons some of the people he pardoned. that is going to give trump the right to pardon who he wants to. the fact that bill clinton met with loretta lynch forced -- jim comey to do it he had to do. guest: first to get your facts wrong. she sent her opinions to the staff people that it would be a violation of the justice department's policy. get your facts straight. it had nothing to do with loretta lynch. you are certainly an individual who uses adjectives. i will not use the words you used about president clinton. i don't know if you look yourself in the mere and says -- ami describes you the minority that you are you. -- let me describe to you the m

and the clinton campaign. i mean, why isn't he looking at that or could he be and maybe we don't know about it? >> it could be that. he could be looking at them we don't know what exactly he's doing in his investigation, what i do think needs to happen is as i said before a second special counsel needs to be named. i think mueller is compromised on some of this stuff specifically the uranium one issue because he was fbi so i think he's compromised. i see no remedy but a second special counsel. david: we are coming back with much more, stay with us. deep state defending dems still pushing for release of their intel memo. we'll take up the flaws in their rebuttal with dr. sebastian gorka. a true ski legend doesn't wait for winter. we'll show you his incredible run without any snow on the day i'm david asman in for lou dobbs. a long-time aide of james comey is league the fbi. he joins a long list of fbi officials demoted or fired and on their way out. fbi deputy director an drew mccabe, andrew strong will be, lis

the clintons are dirty. and by the way, agree with you, we really shouldn't use language such as the gentleman on a previous caller used about mr. bill clinton. however, i would ask you, the me too movement. ask them to look at miss juan neat too brad brick and the other women that bill clinton abused and wonder if you want come up with the same language for him and the -- >> ryan, let him answer. >> guest: number onor, are reading too much garbage on the internet when you sea 10% to 13% go to the national association that audits charitable organizations. the clinton foundation is rate at one of the highest ratings for the use of money over 90% of the money contributed to the clinton foundation goes to charity. so your 11% to 13% comes flow garbage on the internet that it is not your felt. repeat stowed sewn maple time outside believe it. it's false. secondly i respectfully suggest that you at least take a look at the chapter of my book. there are lot of mistake is said that hillary clinton wishes she could

clinton. you are forgetting a couple things. hillary clinton's scumbag husband. he forced her to have to recuse herself.

it was the democrats, the clintons, and it was all about hillary clinton campaign. >> sean: isn't that thing here? >> yes. >> sean: it's a great irony. look at the graham-grassley memo. it's not only russia. they talked about russian government lies. >> right. >> sean: fed to steele that then is used unverified by anybody to get a fisa warrant. i mean, and the uranium one deal. same thing. they knew about clinton, putin operatives in this country. robert mueller was the fbi director. we had a spy within. we will talk about it in the next segment. >> sure. but we need to understand the enormity of this. number one, it's perversion of justice to illegally spy upon an innocent american. number one. which means it can happen to anybody watching this tv show. but at the same time, when is this illegal spying happening? during a presidential election. so what we're talking about is trying to pervert a presidential election by giving the fbi pure tainted information to get that warrant. that's a high crime, sean. that goes right to the essence of this republic's constitutional order. >> sean:

but we were trying to get to the bottom of the relationship between hillary clinton and bill clinton madison guaranty savings and loan. >> a deal was reached allowing president clinton to testify via videotape. the mcdougals traveled to the white house to be there for the deposition. >> the president has maintained, all along, that he has no knowledge of any impropriety. >> it was very significant to have a sitting president of the united states testify for the defense in a criminal trial. >> this is an opportunity for them to throw enough mud pies they hope one will stick on the president or the first lady. >> the trial took a toll on jim mcdougal's already-deteriorating health. >> i would like to clear my name while i still have the strength to make a defense. >> it took the jury eight days to reach a verdict. >> the mcdougals and the governor of the state of arkansas, jim guy tucker, were convicted of various and sundry crimes. >> any way you cut it, this was a victory for the special prosecutor. >> one juror made one of the best quotes i have ever seen. "we fought hard for the de

it was the democrats, the clintons, and it was all about hillary clinton campaign. >> sean: isn't thatonic thing here? >> yes. >> sean: it's a great irony. look at the graham-grassley memo. it's not only russia. they talked about russian government lies. >> right. >> sean: fed to steele that then is used unverified by anybody to get a fisa warrant. i mean, and the uranium one deal. same thing. they knew about clinton, putin operatives in this country. robert mueller was the fbi director. we had a spy within. we will talk about it in the next segment. >> sure. but we need to understand the enormity of this. number one, it's perversion of justice to illegally spy upon an innocent american. number one. which means it can happen to anybody watching this tv show. but at the same time, when is this illegal spying happening? during a presidential election. so what we're talking about is trying to pervert a presidential election by giving the fbi pure tainted information to get that warrant. that's a high crime, sean. that goes right to the essence of this republic's constitutional order. >> s

bill clinton's charities.obtained by fox news, the informant says that russian nuclear officials told him at various times, quote: they expected apco to apply a portion of the $3 million annual lobbying fee it was receiving from the russians to provide in-kind support for the clinton's global anywhere tia and apco was expected to give assistance free of charge to the clinton global initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to ensure the obama administration made affirmative decisions on everything from uranium one to the u.s.-russian civilian nuclear cooperation agreement. we did reach out to apco for comment. they told us, in part, the allegations are false and unfounded. apco also told us that its volunteer work for the clinton global initiative and its engagement with the russian firm tennex are absolutely not connect you had. last night a clinton spokesman called the fbi informant a charade. joining us now with reaction republican congressman matt gaetz fox news contributor sara

that set up a battle not just between bill clinton and ken starr, between bill clinton and the forcesmedia. >> did the president mean to say to the american people that he had no sexual intercourse? >> i think the president was very straightforward in his comment, and i'm not going to dignify the question. he didn't leave any ambiguity whatsoever. abel? >> like, he meant no sexual encounter whatsoever? >> he said, "i did not have any sexual relations with that woman." he couldn't have been clearer. >> it seemed that all of washington was at a standstill. >> it was a very bizarre mood in the house of representatives. on the republican side, speaker gingrich correctly told republicans, "don't gloat. don't try to make an issue of this." among my democratic colleagues, there were a lot of people that were just apoplectic about this. >> i mean, i was massively disappointed and angry, because you put a lot of risk when you do something like that. it's not like, you know, you're running a hot dog stand here. you're running the country. >> one thing was for certain. this could lead the presid

we can't even argue politics, especially with the clintons because you just love the clintons.ut here's what we do know tonight and i think you will agree, actually. so we know that what they are reporting in the senate report is that mr. steele gathered much of his information from russian government sources inside of russia. we also know that hillary associates, according to this memo tonight, also were feeding steele information. we know that steele was paid by clinton and the dnc through the law firm. then, we know the bulk of the fisa that was brought on page and the trump campaign was because of the steele dossier. not verified. paid for by an opposition candidate. unverified information. did you ever hear of anything like this in your life. >> i never heard of anything the way you described it in my life. >> sean: the reality is unverified information that came from russia of all places, and that was paid for, clinton paid for the dossier. that's a fact. it's indisputable. it's incontrovertible and then used to apply for a fisa warrant and became the bloiskt fisa applica

years later the clinton administration came in, all i can say is bill clinton picked up exactly where bush 41 was. it was an extraordinary transition. inauguration, a number of people including those you have heard from, and are going to hear from during the rest of the conference were calling their counterparts who were coming in under the new administration. anothers, of course, ironic dimension of the bush 41 to clinton administrations. that was, bill clinton knew it masterly wayf the in which president bush had warled the end of teh cold and the sensitivity he brought end in made the cold war a reasonably peaceful way. clinton,r president before he was president clinton, when he was a president-elect saying i will not do the southern accent -- bush is really something. he has acted like a very skillful, very prudent, very for mikaeld control gorbachev as he tried to bring this rickety thing down for a soft landing on the ash heap of history. had the coldthat, war continued, let's put it this in august of 1991, if they had succeeded bill clinton would not have had much of a chance

bill clinton was very happy. clinton and hillary claim -- came to fayetteville, they had just graduated from your law school. they were just a young couple like so many others. they didn't really have any furniture. getting started in life. their life had lots of political activity and friends. they were traveling back and forth to little rock and doing other things. lot inre traveling a those years. they didn't have a lot of money, but spent a lot of time holding networks and friendships. participate in public service began for both hillary and bill alertly -- ear ly. hillary's graduation address at national made quite a splash. it was fairly radical for her time. she went on to yell law school and that is where she met bill. law school and that is where she met bill. bill clinton met president kennedy in 1963, a few months before he was assassinated. was involved in lots of democratic initiatives all across the country, worked hard for george mcgovern, in arkansas, for j fulbright. he knew this was going to be

the judge was never told that it was bought and paid for by hillary clinton and clinton running the dnc. plus, the house intel committee votes to release the democratic memo on the fisa surveillance but sources are telling us tonight, all that's in the democrats counter memo, a footnote about the fisa court being told the dossier was politically tainted, as in the court was never told the truth, it was bought and paid for. we have exclusive details of what's in that democratic memo also. congressman devin nunes of the house intel community, he's joining us. mark levine will weigh in. we have so much breaking news, it's going to take five hours. but we only have one. stay with us. ♪ we start tonight with breaking news. there is a second memo exposing deep state corruption. now senators chuck grassley and lindsey graham have released a heavily redacted yet veryy revealing copy of their criminal referral against christopher steele. these revelations are beyond stunning and continue to provega the clinton campaign and the obama administration were working together to target the trump campai

i remember president clinton, before he was president clinton, when he was a president-elect, saying i will not do the southern accent -- bush is really something. he has acted like a very skillful, very prudent, very calm, ground control for mikael gorbachev as he tried to bring this rickety thing down for a soft landing on the ash heap of history. he also knew that, had the cold war continued, let's put it this way, in august of 1991, if they had succeeded bill clinton would not have had much of a chance to unseat one of the most successful and revered foreign policy presidents we have ever had. because of the great contribution, mr. bush had to yield the white house. with that, i am going to give you a little sense of what president clinton's view of the situation was. he felt he had a responsibility to keep the cold war over and to do everything possible to help boris yeltsin. help boris yelton in many ways, a number of which particularly involved money, that was contrary to the advice that he was getting from many people in his own administration. president clinton also was dete

a report raising questions about hillary clinton's potential involvement and hillary clinton's email investigation. uranium and exchange about creating talking points for james comey, page rights, potus wants to know everything we want to know. okay. so what exactly did president obama want to be briefed on? sources close to strzok and paige are telling "the wall street journal" that this message they sent doesn't have to do with the clinton email probe, and instead, was talking about possible russian interference in the election. so in light of the new strzok texts, we need to know what investigation did obama want to be briefed on. that is why tonight we have two very simple questions for barack obama and frankly, everyone else involved in this scandal. take a quick look. >> what did the president know and when did he know it? >> sean: that was senator howard baker during the watergate investigation asking very important questions of president barack obama and others now need answers to, they got to answer to everybody. what did -- we reached out and we do not get a comment. by the

spent during the election, mostly clinton. that is not that much money. also tonight, a facebook executive, he is sounding offut about the russian investigation. his name is rod goldman, the to vice president of advertising at facebook. he set the record straight on twitter this weekend, saying... then he goes on... >> sean: evenn facebook is throwing cold water on the media's fake news mayor to have about mueller's indictment. let's get back to obama's failure. congressman devin nunes back in 2014, he raised a red flag that vladimir putin need to be watched closely. obama didn't seem to care. even two weeks before the election, he's lecturing trump, stop whining, it could never happen here. remember, as nbc news pointed out, obama didn't do more to combat russia. he thought hillary was a shoe in. why interrupt this? what's even more disturbing is that there were even earlier warning signs from russia. we have been telling you on this program how vladimir putin had russian operatives inside america right here on our soil and h

when four years later the clinton administration came in, all i can say is that bill clinton picked up exactly where bush 41 was. it was an extraordinary transition. well before inauguration, a number of people, including a couple of people you heard from and are going to hear from during the rest of the conference were calling their counter par counterparts coming in in the new administration. there's of course another even more ironic dimension of the bush 41 to clinton administrations, and that is that bill clinton knew that it was because of the masterly way in which president bush had handled the end of the cold war and the sensitivity that he brought to that made the cold war end in a reasonably peaceful way. i remember president clinton before he was president clinton, when he was president-elect saying i won't do the southern accent, but he said bush is really something. he's acted like a very skillful, very prudent, very calm ground control for gorbachev as he tried to bring this rickety thing, the ussr, down for a soft landing on the ash heap of history. and he also knows or

clinton associates., so they're giving literally clinton's friends are giving steele some of the information is he using in that phony dossier but the rest of the information came from the russian government, remember? i was saying the government was the source of the phony dossier material. lies and propaganda in the summer and fall of 2016 about his first fake news dossier and according to british court records, steele talked to reporters, let's see from the "new york times," fake news, "the washington post," yahoo news, new yorker and, of course, the network cnn 2016 about the dossier. we previously uncovered that fusion gps co-founder, remember glenn simpson he actually testified to a congressional committee that the clinton campaign and the dnc were very aware that his company was contacting media outlets. they were coordinating, in other words, about the dossier. coordinating their efforts to leak these russian lies. and also remember, the senate report says the dossier, as we told you last night,

part to the clinton foundation. on this thing is fascinating. we know the source of the dossier with the russians and the clinton campaign. nobody's bothered by that at all, yet in this case of fairy tale like russian collusion with a trump team, nobody can show you who the cool looters are or collusion happened. >> sean: isn't it interesting that the bank that paying clinton and it's connected to russia, their nuclear group that they have there, isn't it interesting that doubled bill clinton speaking fee for that speech at that very critical time? that doesn't seem fishy to you? doesn't not seem fishy to you that all the people involved in that deal, and canada, all these other people that they were throwing money at the clinton foundation needed hillary to sign off on that deal that gave uranium 120% of our control took putin? >> i think you gotta be careful sean. >> sean: i'm telling the truth. >> the problem now is that mueller is fighting between the trump administration and russia. that's a real issue. >> sean

bush and bill clinton. the university of virginia's miller center convenes scholars for a conference looking at the complicated history between u.s. and russian leaders over the last century. this portion is just over an hour. >>> as with the end of the cold war, events are rushing forward with breathtaking speed. and just when you think you're beginning to digest what happened in 1992, wait, there's a new administration in office and strobe talbot is going to explain it us to. strobe? >> let me start with a couple of ironies. i do remember as a reporter, when the bush 41 administration came in, it was a little scratchy with the reagan administration going out and i do recall talk of pause, the secretary of state, jim baker, wanting to make sure that he wasn't a captured by the building and that kind of thing. when four years later, the clinton administration came in, all i can say is that bill clinton picked up exactly where bush 41 was. it was an extraordinary transition well before inauguration. a number

we're at the clinton house museum near the edge of the campus. this house was built in 1931 by a local man. it has been on the -- it was on the outskirts of town at that time. this was a pretty fancy house for that era. the clintons bought this house and did a little bit of remodeling but for the most part the house was entirely original to 1931. the house became a national historic registered property in 2010 and the street became clinton avenue in 2010 as well. >> this is the living room, the famous room where no clinton and hillary rodham were married in front of this big window on october 11, 1975. bill bought this house when hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back into town and he said, i bought that house you thought was ready and now you have to marry me. i can't live there long. she said yes. that was his third try. windows, all of it is a big, while room for a living room, it is a small place to get married and the clintons had only 10 guests for their wedding. it was the two of them, a couple of close friends an

the clintons.and bill clinton were involved in a smear campaign against the women. anybody who opposed the clinton white house. and he was speared because they wanted to replace him with a crony from arkansas. this is at the dirty core of the clinton war machine. ed: he smeared me from a "new yorker" magazine article and the material he used he got from my folder at the with it house. he was a bad guy. at the end of the day i have no doubt he's been the guy who is the source of a lot of her stuff. david: you have at best a smear merchant at the heart of the war machine, the clinton machine, and this is the one supplying information that is supposed to be verified for very important fisa court that's giving permission to spy on americans. it's this man providing that fisa court are information. does that concern you? ed: it concerns me greatly whenever a journalist crosses the line. i have been in this business for 40 years. i don't go on any program where i'm not brand as a reagan republican. they

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the clintons had only 10 guests here for their wedding. the two of them, a couple of close friends and family, and that was it. very modest. one of our visitors' favorite things to see is the wedding dress. this is a faithful replica of hillary's original wedding dress, designed and made by a little rock designer who was a longtime friend of the clintons. hillary bob distressed the night before the wedding -- hillary dress at her mother's insistence the night before the wedding. they pulled it off the rack for $53. one of the interesting things to note is at the time of their marriage, hillary decided to keep her name and be called hillary rodham, which would have been pretty unusual for 1975 in arkansas, and really anywhere. foes of their mothers had hoped she would change her name to rodham, but she stayed and bill was very happy about that. when they came to fayetteville they had just graduated from yale law school, but they were just a young couple like some many others. they didn't have any money. they didn't really have any furniture

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meanwhile, president clinton's push for forgiveness and redemption continued. >> president clinton convenedng in the white house with a significant group of clergymen and -women of all religions and denominations, and he basically apologized for what he'd done. >> i don't think there is a fancy way to say that i have sinned. monica lewinsky and her family and the american people... i have asked all for their forgiveness. >> yet all of the apologies did little to temper the emotions on both sides of the aisle. >> nothing surprised me about him -- the good, the bad, or the ugly. we'd known for a long time that his interest in women was certainly something that surfaced every now and then. >> even the most ardent supporters of president clinton understood clearly his behavior was reprehensible. >> the thing that really broke it for me was the fact that he lied to the grand jury. >> emotions aside, the nation's representatives now had to delve into the facts and findings of the starr report and decide if william jefferson clinton should be the first u.s. president to be impeached since andrew j

18 months before hillary clinton became secretary of state. she had the final say on this matter, but it first required approval by nine different government agencies, but the former president received a $5,500,000 speaking fee and donations floated into the clinton foundation from him, which they argued was payback. hillary clinton insisted she had nothing to do with approving this and said this in an interview. >> i had nothing to do with the decision. now, that is fact. i had nothing to do with it. it was delegated to somebody else in the state department, and nine people had to agree, and they all agreed from all of the different agencies in our department, and then two republican governors had to agree. >> quentin's aides have said this was a premanufactured scandal, and democrats say fbo officials have privately told them they have lost confidence in this informant. a member, the trump justice department has sent signals that uranium one and other clinton foundation problems are getting new scrutiny, laura. >> laura: thanks so much for t

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>> martha: we also had -- we also had with hillary clinton the clinton foundation clear selling of access with hillary clinton. >> i think like martha just said. >> and president trump fired paul manafort, rightfully so. fired him. >> also the campaign chairman and now we know. >> briefly. >> based on this evidence we are reporting he was trying to get access to the white house. >> martha: he has been indicted. >> absolutely. >> martha: he has to deal with his own relationship with russia and who he was trying to make money off of in his position. that's all going to come out. quick thought on potentially another shut down for the government. lisa? and then richard. >> it's frustrating for the american people it seems like a government just cannot function and you have got nancy pelosi sort of holding us hostage. once again, i think it's more for self-preservation than actually caring about getting a daca deal done. there has been a lot of questions surrounding her time as being the minority leader in the house and potentially that coming to an end. i think it's self-preservation. >> mart

meanwhile, president clinton's push for forgiveness and redemption continued. >> president clinton convenedn the white house with a significant group of clergymen and -women of all religions and denominations, and he basically apologized for what he'd done. >> i don't think there is a fancy way to say that i have sinned. monica lewinsky and her family and the american people... i have asked all for their forgiveness. >> yet all of the apologies did little to temper the emotions on both sides of the aisle. >> nothing surprised me about him -- the good, the bad, or the ugly. we'd known for a long time that his interest in women was certainly something that surfaced every now and then. >> even the most ardent supporters of president clinton understood clearly his behavior was reprehensible. >> the thing that really broke it for me was the fact that he lied to the grand jury. >> emotions aside, the nation's representatives now had to delve into the facts and findings of the starr report and decide if william jefferson clinton should be the first u.s. president to be impeached since andrew johns

hillary clinton, fusion gps, and christopher steele, clinton wanted opposition research.nstead of going to an opposition research firm, she went to a smear firm,ar fusion gps. she hired glenn simpson. people testified before the senate judiciary committee this last summer that it happened to them, that fusion gps phonied up a dossier to smear them, and that is what they did through christopher steele and ex-british spy who conjured out of thin air what is on its face a preposterous dossier. >> sean: so simpson, steele, hillary, potential legal jeopardy? >> all of them for campaign laws, and a registration act and a myriad of other crimes as well. >> sean: let's go to your breaking news tonight, sara. >> so going right from what was said, not just those three, remember, it expanded to the state department, this is where devin nunes is probably looking at as well, which is the reason why he sent those letters to senior obama administration officials, which he did not name, but it is expansive. looking at people within the state department, the second dossier, sidney blument

bill clinton. would ask you -- the me too movement. -- i would to look ask you to look at the women bill clinton abused. host: let him answer. guest: you are reading too much garbage on the internet when you say 10 to 13%. go to the national association that audits charitable donations. the clinton that -- the clinton foundation is rated the highest. your 11 to 13% comes from the garbage on the internet. it is repeated so many times that you believe it is false. i would respectfully suggest you that you at least take a look at the chapter of my book. there lots of mistakes that i said hit -- that i said hillary clinton could have done over. oneber 28, she would have -- won. it proves she would have one on october 28. she was on her way up before the headlines. -- shell be donald trump still beat donald trump by 3 million votes. she lost the electoral college because that last-minute route caused by jim comey's letter. host: irvine, california. larry, your next. caller: would you tell me if it is ed

diversion to take attention away from hillary clinton and bill clinton's connections with russia. >>on't know. i don't know about that, but obviously democrats felt that donald trump was a target rich environment and they had this guy saying he had the spectacular intelligence which was salacious and unverified, and i think they were all just hoping. as a matter of fact, as september comes in october comes, they clearly become more frantic to get the information and the dossier out, some of the people in the press are not actually cooperating because they look for some proof and couldn't find it but they were very anxious to get that information out before the election. >> and after the election, there was a lot of spreading of the dossier after the election, and clearly that's when fbi director call me who was still in charge was involved with all the somehow so we'll have to see. there are a lot more legs to the story. >> absolutely. >> byron york, good to see you. coming up next, doing intel memos. democrats trying to lay a trump trap but we have further evidence. the shocking rev

they are comfortable, however, well, cozying up to the obamas or hanging out with the clinton clintons. >> i don't know if that makes any sense, told me he used some big birds. >> used properly. [laughter] so, president bush -- >> this is the point where i reach my back pocket to make short my billfold is still there. [laughter] i don't know any big words. >> laura: starts sweet. isn't that nice? brings back such great memories. let's get back to the proposition we put out at the beginning of the show. why is george w. bush suddenly so vocal? you weren't going to talk about successive presidents. i think it might have something do with the economy taking off. of course, the current market correction notwithstanding. 70% of registered voters in a new quinnipiac poll essay the economy is good or excellent under trump. the simple act on that trump's approval ratings are up to 40%, and an economist you go survey had him at 45%. then you throw in an incredible state of the union, the unraveling of this ridiculous russian investigation -- we will get into more of that with alan dershowitz an

to politicking i'm talking with lanny davis the former white house counsel of president bill clinton and the author of the new book the unmaking of the president twenty sixteen how f.b.i. director james comey caused hillary clinton the presidency he joins me from new york ok let's get into the title basically how did he cost her the presidency when everyone thinks it's wisconsin and pennsylvania that cost of the presidency well what cost her pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin and a number of other states i don't make an argument i don't use adjectives or adverbs or rhetoric i proved statistically that it is beyond dispute. that but for james komi october twenty eighth letter hillary clinton is present united states and here's how i do it it took me months of research of all the polls that on the morning of october twenty eighth hillary clinton is up six percentage points nationally she won by three million popular votes she would have won by over seven million plus six in the battleground states let's just take the three you mentioned pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin on october t

clinton. he was a prime grand jury witness during the monica lewinsky scandal and is credited to licking nasty stories to the press to defile the reputation of the special prosecutor ken starr. hold onto that thought. blumenthal affectionately known as sid vicious was one of hillary's most loyal enablers and fiercest attack dogs. as the ultimate washington insider, he glommed onto the clintons and his association with them became the meal ticket that never ran out. think of it this way, like a magnet on a piece of rotting carrion except nastier. when it comes to the phony steele dossier, i always knew something seemed odd that that the clintons had more to do with it than just paying for it. one of her hold henchmen might even be behind a sum of its lurid details. blumenthal managed to land the nifty role of advising hillary when she was at the state department and getting $10,000 a month as a consultant for the clinton foundation. what did he do for that ten grand a month? he provided somethi