is hillary arnes clinton different than the hillary clinton we see off camera? you talk to her aides, a lot of them say yes. i have g john and written two books about her. a lot of people throughout the and , we sat down interviewed them, they said, she's different behind the fun and he gre garruous, and everyone loves her, if there is a sick relative, first to the relative or send a note. reluctant has been her whole life to make that impression publicly. to live her public life privately and that is a problem for her. there were tweaks in the campaign made, particularly in of 2015, where her staff and roll to come out out funny hillary clinton and the "new d that and york times" wrote a story about here comes funny hillary warm-hearted and i think a lot of people were put off by that. of people around her said, why would you need to telegraph why does it seem contrived, here is a big problem for her. aides and john and i did, they calld that an it should have come more organically without around her h personality. >> part of the issue for watched over ime, her

and when the clinton foundation is maligned, i think of bill clinton. we were all standing on the tarmac at the international airport, and i'd completely run out of topics to ask clinton about. i just extended my voice recorder to pick up his stream of consciousness when a military helicopter emerged on the yellow-orange horizon. is that him, chelsea said, cupping her hands over her eyes as she looked at the setting sun. moments later, a slender 14-year-old ugandan boy in his thread-bare school uniform stepped out of the helicopter. his name was bill clinton kaligani. his mother had named him after clinton visited uganda in 1998. a photograph hangs in the clinton's home. clinton is holding the newborn as hillary in a wide-brimmed hat looks on. he was born on the day before e got there, clinton told me. it was one of the most memorable days of my presidency. he walked over and pulled little bill into his arms. the boy wrapped his hands around one of clinton's hands and rested his head on that doughy spot on the chest beneath the shoulder. they stayed thi

foundation among the clinton foundation bill clinton the secretary of state is it is a complete piece of garbage it's not enforceable that wouldn't have gotten across the line if there were real lawyers a member of barack obama president the harvard law review hillary clinton smartest lawyer in the world you know from the very beginning this was an artifice the clintons had something on obama we don't yet know what it was and obama decided to play along he what he was in for two terms hillary was supposed to succeed him and then cover all the stuff up and so absolutely i believe certainly valerie jarrett is arry or consider a guest. she knew all about this and you know it's high time that we go back over this because the thing to remember whether you're a democrat or republican this is a horrible precedent that people are going to look back for decades and say you can get away this with this type of criminal behavior twenty years from now forty years from now maybe four years from now or two years from now somebody is going to try to do far worse than the clintons and the obama's did

the doj failed to investigate concerns around secretary of state clinton and the clinton foundation's connection to uranium one, which received approval to purchase uranium mines in 2010. throughout hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state, a moneytion made over to and dollars in contributions to the clinton foundation which were not publicly disclosed in violation of an agreement secretary clinton had with the obama white house. when russian state interests were working to acquire a majority state in uranium one, bill clinton was paid $500,000 for a speech in moscow by a russian investing bank. a confidential informant to work with the fbi to uncover bribery and other corruption related to the uranium one matter was threatened with reprisal by the justice department when he tried to come forward. the senate judiciary committee launched a probe in december 2017 to investigate the uranium one matter, including whether agencies such as the department of state new the fbi was looking into corruption before the deal was approved. an investigation conducted by inspectorgeneral -- gen

foundation among the clinton foundation bill clinton the secretary of state is it is a complete piece of garbage it's not enforceable that wouldn't have gotten across the line if there were real lawyers a member brock obama president the harvard law review hillary clinton smartest lawyer in the world you know from the very beginning this was an artifice the clintons had something on obama we don't yet know what it was and obama decided to play along he what he was in for two terms hillary was supposed to succeed him and then cover all the stuff up and so absolutely i believe certainly valerie jarrett is arry or consider a guest. she knew all about this and you know it's high time that we go back over this because the thing to remember whether you're a democrat or republican this is a horrible precedent that people are going to look back for decades and say you can get away this with this type of criminal behavior twenty years from now forty years from now maybe four years from now or two years from now somebody is going to try to do far worse than the clintons and the obama's did and

immediately thereafter hillary clinton was exonerated. july 5, 2016, director comey violated doj rules and exonerated then candidate hillary clinton in a public statement to the media. one day later, the announcement followed from ag lynch that the doj investigation into hillary clinton would be closed with no charges. in september 2016, the fbi during examination of the personal laptop of anthony weiner, as part of an unrelated investigation into him sending explicitly sexual messages to a teenage girl, found classified emails belonging to his spouse huma abedin. it took until 2016 for director call me to announce to the relevant congressional committees that he was reopening the investigation into hillary clinton, in addition, after the fbi failed to touch fbi director to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest after media reports surfaced noting questionable political donations. further investigation into whether director mccabe and other officials sought to purposefully delayed the release of these illicit emails for politicall

foundation among the clinton foundation bill clinton the secretary of state is it is a complete piece of garbage it's not enforceable that wouldn't have gotten across the line if there were real lawyers a member of barack obama president the harvard law review hillary clinton smartest lawyer in the world you know from the very beginning this was an artifice the clintons had something on obama we don't yet know what it was and obama decided to play along he what he was in for two terms hillary was supposed to succeed him and then cover all the stuff up and so absolutely i believe certainly valerie jarrett is arry or consider a guest. she knew all about this and you know it's high time that we go back over this because the thing to remember whether you're a democrat or republican this is a horrible precedent that people are going to look back for decades and say you can get away this with this type of criminal behavior twenty years from now forty years from now maybe four years from now or two years from now somebody is going to try to do far worse than the clintons and the obama's did

foundation among the clinton foundation bill clinton the secretary of state is it is a complete piece of garbage it's not enforceable that wouldn't have gotten across the line if there were real lawyers a member of barack obama president the harvard law review hillary clinton smartest lawyer in the world you know from the very beginning this was an artifice the clintons had something on obama we don't yet know what it was and obama decided to play along he what he was in for two terms hillary is supposed to succeed him and then cover all the stuff up and so absolutely i believe certainly valerie jarrett is the eyrie or consider a guest. she knew all about this and you know it's high time that we go back over this because the thing to remember whether you're a democrat or republican this is a a horrible precedent that people are going to look back for decades and say you can get away this with this type of criminal behavior twenty years from now forty years from now maybe four years from now or two years from now somebody is going to try to do far worse than the clintons and the obama'

criminal clan russia was meddling in our elections russia undermined hillary clinton to over russian hacking operation taken place by russians intelligence committee says that russia is behind this in some form its goal to do with russia and of course the embassador russia is a russian so if trump and vented the term which why did the democrats use that exact same term back in the one nine hundred ninety s. when bill clinton's sex scandal was all over the headlines smells like a double standard to me speaking of double standards remember how the democrats counted the podium against gina haskell the new cia chief there are two reasons that i oppose this nomination miss haskel support for torture and her willingness to destroy evidence of the cia's use of torture and i have serious concerns about. her confirmation and what kind of signal sent this lady is the real do i'm telling you we're here with everything we possibly think she answered didn't flinch at all well it turns out that while this controversial interrogation program was going on democrats in congress were getting briefings

madeleine albright's rebuke to women who did not support hillary clinton, former clinton advisor anduthor of micro trends square, good evening. i'm by no means suggesting hillary clinton is responsible for any allegations against harvey weinstein but you know clintons benefited from his largest, campaign contributions, is there a reckoning for democratic luminaries who may have looked the other way? >> we have learned conservatives can be loud and progressives can be louts. it happens in both parties in all sorts of campaigns. i don't think that will be a big reckoning. some people want to give that contributions or give contributions to groups that help women. there has been sexual harassment or worse and you will see that happen. >> cynthia nixon is running against andrew cuomo in new york. i remember covering hillary clinton, madeleine albright had some tough words for prominent democratic women who were not stepping up to support hillary clinton. >> just remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> isn't this what people hate about politics? t

when bill clinton's sex scandal was all over the headlines smells like a double standard to me speaking of double standards remember how the democrats pounded the podium against gina haskell the new cia chief there are two reasons that i oppose this nomination miss haskel support for torture and her willingness to destroy evidence of the cia's use of torture and i have serious concerns about. her confirmation and what kind of signal sent this lady is the real do i'm telling you we're here with everything we possibly think she answered didn't flinch at all well it turns out that while this controversial interrogation program was going on democrats in congress were getting briefings the entire time and did nothing about it and now after the dog and pony show at the hearings is over gina haskell is getting the job and why is gina haskell the new cia chief because two democrats voted for her to an intelligence committee looks poise. to indorse president trump's pick to head the cia gina haskell today this clears to pass her confirmation of cia director if she gained support from democrat se

when bill clinton's sex scandal was all over the headlines smells like a double standard to me speaking of double standards remember how the democrats pounded the podium against gina haskell the new cia chief there are two reasons that i oppose this nomination miss haskel support for torture and her willingness to destroy evidence of the cia's use of torture and i have serious concerns about. her confirmation and what kind of signal this lady is the real do i'm telling you we're here with everything we possibly think she answered didn't flinch at all well it turns out that while this controversial interrogation program was going on democrats in congress were getting briefings the entire time and did nothing about it and now after the dog and pony show at the hearings is over gina haskell is getting the job and why is gina haskell the new cia chief because two democrats voted for her to an intelligence committee looks poise. to indorse president trump's pick to head the cia gina haskell today this clears to pass her confirmation of cia director if she gained support from democrat senate

scandal the reason that clinton used a private e-mail server yeah and she eventually transferred top secret special access program intelligence onto that server which is that's the big issue is how she actually transferred how she was able to transfer that intelligence from separate skits on to her server the reason she used that service because of the clinton foundation i think that the trump russia is nonsense i think the truck question nonsense is just one way to hide a giant money laundering you know no one can find what it is ha ha what it is what it is exactly what it is it's really nothing to see here folks look away it's a way to absolve the clinton machine and to place blame on trump here i mean let me go to christopher in washington i listen to two. brandon in cloud. basically saying you know surveilling spying on whatever word you want to use the term campaign was actually to protect them and to protect the united states why didn't they just tell the campaign hey i think we got some more reason right here you might want to be careful who you talk to i mean that would have

the fbi's men mishandling of te clinton investigation. this deep state which we've been warning about you is going all out. this week to separate major leaks from robert mueller's off the rails political witch hunt is now revealing the special councils determination to set a perjury trap for president trump. "the new york times" released a list of questions that he wants them to answer, these questions are all open-ended. they are patently ridiculous and designed to trap the president in perjury. what does the president think about james comey, what does the president think about a jeff sessions recusal? what does he think about the special counsel? let me get this straight? is robert mueller now the thought police, is it now illegal for the united states of america to have private thought thoughts? according to "the washington post," robert mueller has threatened the president with a subpoena if he refuses to sit down with an interview. don't forget that robert mueller was tapped with investigating russian collusion. after 50 weeks, they

the more clinton, the better.f you look at inspiring the republican base, plaster her face everywhere in these states. >> the gop just recently started showing up in polls, just generic ballot. off your midterm election is unusual. i think it's significant. you could have a red wave instead of a blue wave. >> what else is really significant, a lot of these progressive candidates have been doing well in the house primaries. and they have won. so going into the general election, they're not going to want hillary clinton around. and they're still -- there's still a big split -- >> they need to learn the lessons of 2016 within that party. i think the younger democrats have learned it. the older establishment democrats have not. >> hillary clinton learned nothing. she still thinks women voted for president trump because their husbands and boyfriends told them to, the men in their lives. >> when she enforced andrew -- endorsed andrew cuomo, did your husband tell you to endorse andrew cuomo. >> i'm not over it! >> that's

the chapter is bill clinton. he was holding a glass of chardonnay but not drinking it tonight and walked into the hotel at johannesburg. i've flown to south africa in a cabin and fist pumping during the entire flight plus a refueling stop in senegal. i checked into my room once the private residence in an eccentric billionaire who befriended clinton during his presidency. as they walked towards the villa i passed a younger plumper clinton and i crossed a wooden bridge over a pond with the sound of talks and five-year flies and cicadas in the distance. they openei opened up the heavy. the stand-alonthe standalone the private bar and living room decorated in natural hues with sculptures. a handful of friends sat at a nearby table playing a card game of choice. they made small talk about the prospects if romney wins, the parties will have to pave the way for her. clinton stood by a row of barstools wearing a blue neck sweater driving shoes, jeans and a friendship bracelet around his rest and chelsea was on a sofa si

using a clinton bought and paid for dossier. national security letters, the fbi bypassing all judicial approval to obtain phone records to use the national security letters. the power of our intelligence community. we saw the unmasking, 350% increase from key obama officials magically in the 2016 election year. changing the rules in december 2016, clapper making it easier to share intelligence across all of these government agencies that helps them cover. media strategy, clapper, reportedly leaking details about the phony bough and paid for dossier to fake news cnn where he now works and is paid. leaking sources running to put out information all designed to prop began diez and lie to the american people and damage president trump. the f.b.i. had the informant spying on the trump campaign. comey had his friend leaking to the "new york times" to get a special council. that was probably illegal. the bureau working with former british spy, a foreign operative, christopher steel, he put together the clinton bought and paid for dossi

bill clinton ultimately testified. i want to talk about the politics of this rather than just the legal issues. politically if donald trump really wants to sell to the american people that he did nothing wrongen in what does he have to hide? why doesn't he go and talk and have the interview? if he doesn't want to do the interview it suggests he is trying to hide information. in terms of executive privilege they had witnesses inhe can vog it all the time in that's various committees by saying they are going to invoke the executive privilege. they never did, but then they wouldn't answer the questions that the congressional committees have. >> they would not invoke executive privilege. as you said, the republican controlled congress was not calling them out on it and they were able to answer only the questions they wanted to answer. >> they used that essentially as a dodge? >> absolutely. >> when you mentioned u.s. v nixon. this goes to a big question. harry, are you comforting getting really boring with me. >> yes, i am

with hillary clinton she transferred top secret intelligence onto an once an encrypted server there were crimes and then cover ups or investigations based on those crimes with trump there is no predicate crime is no crime that he said to have committed. buzz feed is suing the d.n.c. very likely because there's no evidence to corroborate the steel of the cia which was used by james comey in the f.b.i. to go ahead and get a face of war and on carter page they already wiretapped everyone within trump's campaign they already called trump presidential candidate trump and incidental communication they even took one of his servers from trump tower they found nothing there was no evidence of anything there's no evidence that anyone collude with russia but most are pro trying to fire him over tomorrow and simply you know how. you're making the point here and let me go to christopher in washington is that. the deeper they go into this the more we see that there is collusion here but it's collusion within the intelligence community and ha the facts man that's why i love him i'm having him on t

clinton: but she was so important. and i think that when her biography, which i heard is out newitten, comes , generations of americans, both young men and young women will learn more about her life, which in many ways was a shining example of the change in women's lives. that is the final thing i would say. you know, seeing her with the martha graham dance company, it is thrilling. seeing her then back home and eventually marrying this handsome, young ex-g.i., who went to yield -- who went to yale law school where i went, i have a lot of remembrances of gerald ford, and then starting their life, and him getting elected to congress and they are off to the races, never knowing or expecting that history would put him and her in the white house, but boy am i glad it did. because although it is controversial in some quarters, i think what jerry ford did in pardoning richard nixon was an extraordinary act of not only personal generosity and courage, but putting country over party in the most obvious and important way. and o

plus, long-time clinton aide joins me life. but what does he make of hillary clinton's latest comments about cynthia nixon's run for new york governor. let's start with two major news developments tonight. it was just 24 hours ago that democrats like nancy pelosi had claimed the president had gone soft on the north korean dictator. kim jong-un appears to be on bended knee and the summit may be back on. and some comments just a short time ago from the director of national detail. we've got team coverage tonight with the latest development into the latest investigation of the fbi investigators. >> the summit is back on. hours after president trump threatened to walk away from this summit, the -- we are having very productive talks with north korea about reinstating the summit, which will likely remain in singapore on the same date and if necessary, be suspended beyond that date. over the past many days, u.s. officials had tried to connect with north korean officials. the only response they received was dial tone. yesterday the pr

his conduct of the hillary clinton investigation was a total disgrace.gr if hillary clinton had beenlected president, he wouldn't have lasted past day one. we know she would have fired him. i don't think she would deny that today. she was right. we should have fired him. when i say we, i mean the collectively, day one. >> sean: let's talk about -- >> let me say one more thing. this is the best president in my memory. even my hero, ronald reagan, he straight in the economy out the way president trump did. but he didn't get this far ahead on foreign policy as fast as president trump has. look at what is going on with north korea. i told the president, you will get the nobel peace prize. my proudest moment is when you tell him to shove it. sorry. [laughs] >> sean: no, this is cable. you are good here. let's talk about the leak questions. i have them here in front of me. what are your thoughts? what did you think about comey, sessions -- >> comey should be prosecuted for leaking confidential fbi information when he leaked his report intended to develop a special prosecutor for the presid

did anyone oppose hillary clinton's campaign? answer, no. anyone at the meeting offer to aid hacked e-mails to aid the campai campaign? answer, no. on and on like that. steve hall, this is from someone and i'll mangle the name, anatoli, and said it wasn't overtly discussed in that meeting, surprising? >> no, not entirely surprising from somebody who was an interpreter. my assessment is that on the russian side it was one of two reasons and they're not mutually exclusive. there could have several of these reasons, but when you start looking at veselnitskaya's comments, the lawyer, basically what she's saying is it's all about bill browder, the american behind the magnitsky act and that entire a fir affair and th translator was saying none of that stuff with russian government complicit and all of this, but again, i find it extremely difficult to believe that somebody in that room, one of the russians in that room did not have the responsibility that at the very least report back to the russian government and more likely was briefed beforehand

deep state forced to turn over thousands of clinton era state department emails to about the clintonation, debunking supposed firewall. the acl jay reporting with the state department will be turning over nearly 30,000 emails between hillary clinton's state department and her family foundation. this is why i keep saying, i know it takes more time, we are unappealing layers of an onion company were in constant communication. as the ap discovered in 2016, more than half of these people who met with the clintons while she was serving as secretary of being to either personally or through the organization, giving money and funneling it through the clinton organization. another major development, the clock is i ticking for the doj d fbi to hand over documents to the senate judiciary committee chair chuck grassley about this highly suspicious case of michael flynn, a man who served this country for over 30 years, grassley wants to see the documents related to flynn's fbi interview, as james comey told congress, the fbi agency talked to flynn. they didn't think he lied. so why did robert mue

hillary clinton joins lyndon to talk about mrs. ford's white house years and her contributions to the equal rights amendment and breast cancer prevention. is about 40 minutes. >> lena meyer, hank and lethal -- lisle, wally, wherever you are, joe, and donna, and the staff and trustees of dad's foundation. reverend charge, marco reeves, brother mike, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, while come to a wonderful lovely luncheon. this is a wonderful celebration of my mother's 100th birthday. mike and i are extremely grateful to each and every one of you, but most certainly, mom would have been if she were here. lisle and hank, thank you for your tireless efforts and a general should -- generosity. [applause] but a special thank you to our friends at the meyer gardens. everything is absolutely beautiful. thank you. [applause] remarkable events like this don't just happen. they take months and months of hard work. no one absolutely no one does a better than the head of my dad's foundation, joe cover recep. [applause] lynda: joe a

with hillary clinton she transferred top secret intelligence onto an once on encrypted server there were crimes and then cover ups or investigations based on those crimes with trump there is no predicate crime is no crime that he said to have committed. buzz feed is suing the d.n.c. very likely because there's no evidence to corroborate the steel of the cia which was used by james comey in the f.b.i. to go ahead and get a face of war and on carter page they already wiretapped everyone within trump's campaign they already called trump presidential candidate trump and incidental communication they even took one of his servers from trump tower they found nothing there was no evidence of anything there's no evidence that anyone collude with russia but most are pro trying to fire him over tomorrow and simply you know head but. you're making the point here and let me go to christopher in washington is that if the deeper they go into this the more we see that there is collusion here but it's collusion within the intelligence community and ha the facts man that's why i love him how my havin

bill clinton would not have gotten 5000-dollar fee for one speech.clinton foundation would not have gotten $145 million and contribution et cetera. >> i believe they said she had nothing to do with the approval. >> she sat on the committee and did not actually participate in the vote. that's absurd. everybody had a brain. hillary clinton set i won't sit on this one the person she had it's her surrogate was summoned she had an interest for pleasing her. now the bank, which was laundering money, billions of dollars for drug criminals and for international terrorists, john cruz, a banker from long island came with a thousand pages that he walked out of the bank with trying to blow the whistle. this is clear evidence of money laundering. is contacted by homeland security and ultimately ended up with $1.9 million fine paid by hsbc. comey was on that board when it happened. >> not yet fbi director was sitting on the board of the spank. >> precisely. and have responsibility over the banks activities we should've included figuring out there is money laundry

scandal the reason that clinton used a private e-mail server yeah and she eventually transferred top secret special access program intelligence onto that server which is that's the big issue is how she actually transferred how she was able to transfer that intelligence from separate skits on to her server the reason she used that service because of the clinton foundation and i think that the trump russia and nonsense i think the truck question nonsense is just one way to hide a giant money laundering you know no one can find what it is ha ha what it is what it is exactly what it is it's really nothing to see here folks look away it's a way to absolve the clinton machine and to place blame on trump here i mean let me go to christopher in washington i listen to two. brandon in class. basically saying you know surveilling spying on whatever word you want to use the term campaign was actually to protect them and to protect the united states why didn't they just tell the campaign hey i think we've got some more research right here you might want to be careful who you talk to i mean that w

you can talk about clinton v. jones and they give us some guidelines for what to expect a supreme court would do. but it really is still an unsettled question whether or not the president can be subpoenaed, and i hate to be unanimous with the rest of the panel, but it's true. very few criminal defense attorneys would counsel the president or really any client in the vast majority of situations to sit down for an informal interview unless they have virtually no potential liability. because it is just too dangerous. there's not a lot of benefit. you can still be held liable for section 1001, which is lying to agents, just as you might be held liable for perjury under oath in front of a grand jury. so lot of risk, not a lot of reward. >> marie? >> well, i just wanted to say that the issue of trump -- what the questions we've seen a couple of days ago, man, if there were grounds to honor a subpoena, this is not the lewinsky, a nefarious -- this goes to the very heart of, was a foreign country colluding with a candidat

clinton campaigned, his candidate lost. and in the rest of the country, democrat s didn't even want him to show up. the white house tried to say it was a vote against all politicians, but no incumbent republicans lost. >> so, the first midterm after a new president takes office is very often a dramatic loss for that president's party. it is normal for the president's party to lose ground. sometimes to lose a lot of ground. the only real exception to that rule in modern times was after 9/11, when the shock of that attack and the transformation of the country and our politics thereafter were seen as highly unusual factors that kept republicans from losing seats they might have otherwise been expected to lose in the 2002 midterms. with those extenuating circumstances, republicans really didn't lose ground in that first george w. bush midterm. but republicans arguably paid double the next time around in 2006. after george w. bush got re-elected in '04, his party lost control of both the house and the senate in 2006. and that's

hillary clinton said i will not sit on this one.erson she appointed as her surrogate had a vested interest in pleasing her. the hong kong bank which was laundry monday, billions of dollars for drug criminals and for international terrorist, john cruz, banker from long island came to me with a thousand pages that he walked out of the bank with trying to blow the whistle. in my banking experience this was clear evidence of money-laundering. was contacted by the department of homeland security and ultimately ended up with $1.9 billion finding paid. comey was on the board when this happened. >> so he was sitting on the board of the bank been accused. >> as a board he had responsibility over the banks responsibility mueller was head of the fbi. the ritalin which was u.s. attorney negotiated that nobody goes to prison. on this people working together which is a long-term relationship, it is impossible they control this and i found out the long island branches that he would not be listened to. he tried to talk to these people. they can onl

there were a lot of republicans who despised clinton, wanted to get even with clinton, undo everythings doing. so the blue dress came out, they said we're going to impeach him now. cable news was not a big a factor at this had point, but talk radio certainly fuelled it and the end result you have a rabid republican base calling for it. but it was like do you know what you're getting into here look at the facts and take a deep breath before we vote on it. >> were you saying we're going to pay for this in a month or were you saying this might work out. >> going back and talking to their base and republican meetings at night they said let's get the guy. thinking this would gin up their turnout base. and not realizing it gins up the other base as well. and that's what happened. it's one thing to say we're going to look at this in due course, do an investigation but that was basically the republican message in the end if we get elected we'll impeach this guy and we lost a half dozen seats instead. >> joining us now is steve cur knacky who just did that interview. he's describing the interna

the clinton foundation.y all this gets swept away. >> mueller exists that dara paska exists. mark: all right, when we come back, i have a question, how does hillary and the dnc and the democrat party escape all investigations relating to russian interference given the dossier. check us out on crtv.com, you can watch levin tv and a host of wonderful shows every week night. join our community and call us at 844-levin-tv. 844-levin-tv. patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. the brand more doctors recommend for minor arthritis pain. your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna st

clinton. the basic point was he seemed not to want to be responsible for hillary clinton when, and in the process by paying so much attention to politics and may become responsible at least partly responsible for a trump win. i think that's the underlying impulse of the book is to try to say i didn't do any of this deliberately to make trump presidency and it's almost as if he wants to blow the whistle trump now that he feels so implicated, your opening statement. >> i just want to react to your last point so people don't miss it. and that is it was a new wants. comey didn't say he wanted to be responsible for was president he said i thought hillary is going to be president and sure it was legitimate and he found out about this investigation afterwards there may be a problem if i hadn't brought it forth. here is, this is right in the craw of his personality. he hates bullies, he hates bullies, they are so bad. what does he do in college? he folded somebody who has a really neat room and went a

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look at what happened, hillary rodham clinton -- he calls people names. he calls cleopatra names and all these kinds of things like that. that is not what we are about. our students need to become global. for example, look at the foreign policy. i had almost forgotten that i was an american citizen, but they treated me well. i was treated well in this country when i go to into academia, and our students need to be prepared for the world. host: all right. in some other headlines, the "washington post" reports that president trump's now former attorney met with russians at trump's tower. at trumpohen met tower in new york days before the inauguration with a russian billionaire who was sanctioned this year by the u.s. government. host: charlie is on the line calling from roslyn heights, new york. charlie, do you think that college commencement speeches have become too political? caller: no, not at all. the conservatives have been political since the beginning of time in this country, and when the liberal progressives start speaking up and getting more politi

i do not want to speak for the clinton folks. i know many of them -- bernie was a very active campaigner for secretary clinton, as was i. they have said many times in solic because the race was close and so many places, probably one or two changes could have tipped it the other way. one thing they mentioned at a symposium i was at was bernie would have flipped and the other way, along with other possible. host: what are other what if's do you talk about? guest: what was amazing about the campaign was -- he had a is conference to announced his presidential bid. host: explained what that is. guest: it is where the senators have press coverage is in the media is there. there is not a huge public province. -- public presence. usually, there is fanfare. he gave a speech and walked back in and went to work. it is pretty unconventional. he followed up with a formal haduncement in may when we people 5000 people in burlington, vermont. one of the biggest problems we had was not snowing the level of support, in terms of people's generosity

then buzz efeed publishes that entire phony hillary clinton dossier. senator clinton is demanding to know who was a part of this sensitive matter team. now, he's also asking for all the documents, all the communications between comey, james clapper and their staffs regarding the trump tower dossier briefing. now, remember the house intel committee's report on russia, it found that clapper, the former director of national intelligence, leaked information to cnn. he now works for them, about the dossier. that becomes a contributor now on the fake news network. predictably he recently denied any wrongdoing. of course, we already know he lied under oath. take a look -- >> i didn't have any contact with media until after i left the government on the 20th of january. i don't quite understand, at least what i've read, that somehow i leaked about the dossier. >> so you didn't leak anything about the dossier to any media? >> no, not -- i mean, i talked about it after i left the government. but not during that period, and certainly not between the 6th of january

for hillary clinton. why did it take wikileaks to release it. it's shocking to see the extent to which soros, hillary clinton, barack obama,, including robert mueller, et cetera, have been work together over the years on various projects. >> host: is there any -- the notion that no single president or administration, democratic, republic or otherwise could do that much to drastically change or hurt the country. >> guest: going back to what john kennedy said. should break up the cia into a thousand pieces and he replaced allen dulles as the head of the cia. the mistake he made was not to do it that day and if you have a rouge apparatus in the cia, justice, irs, it's no surprise that tea party activists couldn't get their 501(c)(3) and l applications through lois lerner. no surprise that all of the politicalization of the department of justice was aimed, i believe to the detriment of law enforcement, joe arpaio being pardoned, tom perez, a doggedly went after you're arpaio for criminal violations of a court of ordered, imposed, set of rules, the m

darryl clinton lucky to be alive. >> reporter: it is a beautiful place, a place that feels very alive. it was two decades ago that steve hill found his slice of hawaiian paradise and two weeks ago he came to grips with losing it. you left this place fully expecting not to come home to it. >> lost, lost, lost. >> reporter: hill an his wife packed up their furniture and left for the main land. he even left a shot of gin on the deck for pele, the hawaiian volcano goddess, assuming the gin and his home would be swallowed up. >> we left feeling heartbroken. >> reporter: his contractor and close friend darryl clinton had other ideas. >> might want to step back on this one. >> reporter: just one week ago, cnn was with clinton while he was defending hill's homes against flying chunks of molten lava. windows had already been destroyed, so had the walter catchment tank. some lava bombs even came crashing through the roof. armed with little more than a garden ho gua garden hose, he doused the house. >> these flaming ones are the

i am interested in newt gingrich's role in the impeachment of president clinton and whether you couldive some historical background on that and even your opinion. thank you. >> guest: yet, excellent question. i talked to newton about this extensively interviewed him every sunday morning for several years, well, we would meet in the cafeteria when his wife was in the choir at the basilica and i would interview him for an hour or two every morning. i asked him about this. >> host: this is your book, citizen new? yes, and he said it was the biggest mistake of his life that they pursued that the clinton stepped into this mess and that the republicans pursued him because they had already enacted lot of compromise legislation to the betterment both president clinton and newt gingrich believed the betterment of the american people watched the contract of was enacted and signed into law in the forms of congress and a balanced budget were achieved and what their form was achieved and there were things that were done because they were able to compromise. when clinton stepped into the monica lew

the only partially true because if you look at in bill clinton helped support the jihad is in bosnia and in chechnya and in kosovo and in 19 also helped the british to kill [inaudible] in 1999 in a 2000 in fact after september 11 bill clinton himself into different democratic corpsman went on record complaining that how come these guys don't like us until they know we did all the stuff for them in yet fighting for them in bosnia which is where the green leader of september 11th earned his stripes by the way that did not cancel the sanctions regime against iraq but that did not and support for the support for the palestinians and bill clinton use them and failed to try to prevent their rise in a

the clinton investigation, we still haven't gotten the report, 18 months later.uess what, wee don't have that kind of time. what we need is a full, thorough, complete criminal investigation right now because you, the american people, you deserve to know the truth. this has to be done for the sake of this country. tonight we are learning even more stunning details about what really happened. this is pretty shocking. former trump campaign advisor michael cavuto, he is now saying that there could have been multiple informants, multiple spies targeting the trump campaign. here is what he told our own laura ingraham last night. take a look. >> let me tell you something that i know for a fact. this informant, this person that they planted, tried to plant intove the campaign, even into e administration, he's not the only person that came with a campion. the fbi is not to be on the obama agency that came with a campaign. i know because they came at me. i am looking for clearance for my attorney to reveal this to the public. this is just the beginning. i will tell you, wh

handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. the details on that and what we can expect next. >> what was going on at the f.b.i. during this period of time when director comey was conducting an investigation that treated hillary clinton and her associates in a very different way than the investigation they subsequently launched against the trump campaign and the so-called "trump russia collusion." high protein to help get us moving. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. i'll take that. ensure high protein, with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® >> melissa: fox news alert. republican house chairman devin nunes and trey gowdy reportedly did not receive the documents they requested during briefings about the f.b.i. informant who met with trump campaign officials. in the meantime, democrats are slamming the meetings saying they offered no evidence that the bureau did anything wrong. listen. >> nothing we heard today has changed our view that there is no evidence to support any allegation that the

there were a lot of republicans who despised clinton, wanted to get even with clinton, undo everythingue dress came out, they said we're going to impeach him now. cable news was not a big a factor at this had point, but talk radio certainly fuelled it and the end result you have a rabid republican base calling for it. but it was like do you know what you're getting into here look at the facts and take a deep breath before we vote on it. >> were you saying we're going to pay for this in a month or were you saying this might work out. >> going back and talking to their base and republican meetings at night they said let's get the guy. thinking this would gin up their turnout base. and not realizing it gins up the other base as well. and that's what happened. it's one thing to say we're going to look at this in due course, do an investigation but that was basically the republican message in the end if we get elected we'll impeach this guy and we lost a half dozen seats instead. >> joining us now is steve cur knacky who just did that interview. he's describing the internal dynamics in the

cuomo: do we love hillary clinton? [cheers and applause] on behalf of everyone here, i'm a the democrats in new york, listening to your speech, it is so inspirational. you talk about carrying the torch. you carry the torch. you are the one who really showed so many girls and women their potential and encouraged them to stand up. you are the one who always taught us to set the bar higher. you are an inspiration, a crusader, a pioneer, and we are so grateful you are a new yorker and we are so proud of you. thank you for everything. [cheers] hillary clinton: thank you. thank you so much. thank you all. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with house issues that impact you. joe lieberman will join us to discuss the cost and value of college education as student debt rises. talk -- hellman will eric halderman will talk about andcost of higher education betsy devos. join the discussion. >> commencement speeches -- next week in prime time, monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, oprah winfrey, steve scalise, rod ,osenstein,