in the case of clinton, clinton acknowledged that he was very shy and not outgoing. he made one of the strangest comments ever made by any political figure, i am a shy bitch, he said. [laughter] >> anyway, neither one of them were really outgoing, but clinton, i think, made friends more easily than washington who, in a sense, may never have had a really close friend in the real sense of the word, throughout his life. but both clinton and washington were brave, courageous men under fire. i'm always amazed at the battle of prince ton, washington was riding on horseback on british soldiers firing at him, and no further away from him than a pitcher to a batter on a baseball diamond, that's pretty close not to flinch. as i said, clinton earned a reputation in the war before this one and again during the revolution as somebody who was courageous under fire. both of them, i think, faced somewhat similar problems during the war in that both had problems with supplies and both had lack of money and lack of troops and whatever, and both clinton and washington endured considera

i found clinton interesting figure. he was from an aristocratic family in england, his father was a career naval officer who became the royal governor of new york, young henry when he was still growing up in some of his formative years in new york city, he joined the british army as a teenager and he hotting two years before the revolutionary war and earned a reputation as a brave, courageous, risk-taking soldier who was seriously wounded in an engagement in germany in the 7 years war in the early 1760s. he was an intellectually curious individual, he read widely, deeply in military history and military strategy and the year before the revolutionary war broke out, 1774, out of his own pocket he paid to make a deep into eastern europe to observe a war between the russians and the turks hoping to learn more about military strategy and tactics and he came over as the third in command of the british army landing just three or four weeks after lexington and concorde in time to see some action at bunker hill. he served with s

that washington was generally active much of that time and clinton was far more active.devastating thing attack or appraisal of clinton came about almost 75 years ago where the scholars today and many still accepted that biographer in conjunction with a clinical psychologist and they argued he saw power but he had deep subliminal psychological problems that prevented him from acting on the power that he had frankly i think the argument is malarkey not that i'm a fellow of the science that obviously they cannot put clinton on the couch and talk with him but in addition clinton left behind virtually no private correspondence that would have opened a window to his inner self so i do think clinton's reputation suffered from that. [laughter] but i think that study on clinton should be filed away in the circular file. certainly he made mistakes i recognize that in the book but i think he was a good general and exceedingly good strategist who didn't have much to work with and faced enormous challenges. so i hope my appraisal will convince people to take another look at sir henr

clinton is a commander from the british army 78 and beyond yorktown i found clinton and interesting figurewas from the aristocratic family his father was a career naval officer who became the royal governor of new york and young henry when he was still growing up spending formative years in new york city and joined the british army as a teenager and fought in two wars before the revolutionary war and earned a reputation as a brave and courageous risk taking soldier who was seriously wounded in the engagement in germany in the seven years war in the 17 sixties he was intellectually curious individual he was read widely and deeply in military strategy and the year before the revolutionary war broke out he paid to make a trip deep into eastern europe to observe the war between the russians and the turks to learn about military strategy andte tactics then he came over as the third in command and then to see some action and then to serve with some distinction in a couple of years before he is named commander wanting one —- winning a reputation as the best strategist among britain's high-ranking

here is sir henry clinton. clinton became the commander of the british army. he learned of his appointment in may of 1778. he was the third british commander during the war. gage had been there for many years before the revolution, before the war i was recalled after the disasters along concorde road and at bunker hill. general william howell succeeded him. he was commander and 76 and 77 and resigned after saratoga. so clinton, that was the name of the commander. he will be the commander of the british army from may of 78 through in a little bit beyond yorktown. i found clinton an interesting figure. he was from an aristocratic family in england. his father was a career naval officer who became the royal governor of new york. and young henry when he was still growing up, spent some of his formative years in new york city. he joined the british army as a teenager and he thought into wars before the revolutionary war. with courageous risk-taking soldierlu who was seriously wounded. in fact in engagement in germany in the seven years war in the early 1760s. he wa

but here is sir henry clinton. he became the commander of the british army and learned of his appointment in may of 1778. he was the third british commander during the war. gage had been there for many years before the revolution and was recalled after the disasters along concord road and bunker hill and general william howe succeeded and when he was commander in 76 and 77 and resigned after saratoga so then he was named the commander he was from an aristocratic family. his father was a career naval officer who became the royal governor of new york and spent some of his formative years and new york city. he fought in two wars before the revolutionary war and earned a reputation as a brave, courageous, risk-taking soldier who was seriously wounded in an engagement in germany in the seven year war in the early 1760s. he was an intellectually curious individual. he read especially deeply on military history and strategy and in the year before the war broke out out of his own pocket he paid to make the trip deep into e

clinton ran into a lot of criticism, too.hink in the case of both of these guys, sort of like my experience when i was a student, all students complained about their professors complaining about the administrators and the same sort of thing went on in the british army and among the americans. there were things like issues over promotion and whatever and people who got left out were unhappy about that so both of them ran into criticism. there were plenty of differences between them and you mention when you are talking about when washington was a leader, one of the differences is washington i think was a better leader than quentin. washington exuded leadership, he was a big man and this was a time. when the studies demonstrated that the average full grown american male, 5-foot 7 inches tall was only 5-foot 8 inches in world war ii so didn't change much in the period after the revolution. washington was almost 64 inches tall so he literally towered over other people. he weighed, in 1780, 210 pounds. 6-foot four, 210 pounds, is a

i had a gap of five months with president clinton. a lot of time not to do your job per se you get a little rusty sifter practice at times but some weekends the presidents are always on a big comes and operations tempo you would say. >> that is the question that gaudi had, what happens at camp david when the president is a way? what do you do as a staff? >> we have more time to do training, physical nest programs, contest if time allows it. we send our sailors and marines to school you always have to be ready. you are really sitting waiting taking care of the place, mowing the grass, training, firefighting training is constant. certainly because you're always ready your way to execute when the president does visit we look forward to those visits. >> has hollywood or the news media for a documentary ever films on site at camp david? >> harry reasoner with abc news interviewed president ford inside the camp. i believe that was the only time there's an interview done in that regard, certainly during world events like middle east peace su

i had a gap of five months with president clinton. a lot of time not to do your job per se you get a little rusty sifter practice at times but some weekends the presidents are always on a big comes and operations tempo you would say. >> that is the question that gaudi had, what happens at camp david when the president is a way? what do you do as a staff? >> we have more time to do training, physical nest programs, contest if time allows it. we send our sailors and marines to school you always have to be ready. you are really sitting waiting taking care of the place, mowing the grass, training, firefighting training is constant. certainly because you're always ready your way to execute when the president does visit we look forward to those visits. >> has hollywood or the news media for a documentary ever films on site at camp david? >> harry reasoner with abc news interviewed president ford inside the camp. i believe that was the only time there's an interview done in that regard, certainly during world events like middle east peace su

and then hillary clinton.remember, when the debate was going on between trump and hillary, trump brought in all these so called victims of clinton. when you bring those women in to that debate, that hurt hillary clinton. >> dana, is hillary clinton the real victim of this? >> i think the tpablgt that the clintons handled the monica lewinsky situation so atrociously that it's continued to follow them ever since. i cannot believe somebody like joy behar can say something like that without getting cancelled in today's environment. if a conservative would have said something like that, that would have been grounds for your firing. not only that, if you look back at that time, i was on capitol hill. i thought, where are the women's groups? it was so eye opening as to what they were all really about. they continue to play dirty tricks as we are seeing in this whole indictment of michael duffman. i placed it all back to that whole moment, the decision to trap monica lewinsky. this show is one of the first paying jobs

clinton's lawyer lied to the fbi to cover up the fact that clinton was the one cook up the fake russia collusion story. the cia knew it. obama and biden are briefed on it, but they all went along with the hoax. what's next? let's go to the host of "life, liberty & levin." mark levin. your analysis of the durham indictment. mark: my analysis of the durham indictment is hillary clinton is mr. big in the middle of all this. so my question would be have you dragged hillary clinton in front of your grand jury or not? enough is enough. this clinton campaign through this law firm was so thoroughly corrupt using its money to create false evidence against donald trump, connecting him to russia. then she would go out there and talk about how donald trump is bought and paid for by russia. she had nancy pelosi doirt. the democrats, their friends in the media. what this comes down to, you hammered it well on the fbi. hillary clinton has always been corrupt. she has always been a liar and she is still corrupt and she is still a liar and she has never been held to account. the media are corrupt and f

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at the helm of that was hillary clinton herself.endant in this indictment is one of the minions that was spreading the lie at the behest of hillary clinton and now he's been caught allegedly lying about his lie. the person who should really be indicted as hillary clinton. one of the things i discovered as i poured through thousands of pages of documents as i was writing my book "witch hunt," i kept asking myself, who invented the light, the russia hoax? what was the genesis? i discovered it was hillary clinton! it was drawn from the insidious depths of her imagination. it was magnificently devious and classic hillary clinton, meant to distract from her own email scandal and to frame her opponent in the presidential campaign with crimes he didn't commit. guess who caught on to it? the cia. in the summer of 2016, they discover the hillary clinton had invented this lie, financed the lie and through her minions like sussman, disseminating the lie. he rushed to the white house to tell obama about it, who buried it. in order to cover his

so did hillary clinton, when it was bought and paid for by the clinton campaign and democrats.r oath in december of 2017 that he did not know anything about this democrat-backed research, this opposition research. he didn't know what his law firm was doing working on the steele dossier. he testify ad year after the campaign and the election in in 2017. he, it was so farfetched what he was saying in testimony that even democrat congressman jackie speier found what he was saying hard to believe. sullivan said they didn't do anything with it. they put it inside of the fbi to go after trump. your word on that. >> liz, jake sullivan was a high level official within the clinton campaign and if he didn't know where this information was coming from, he is lying. listen he was not telling the truth to the congress. of course he knew where this information was coming from. he knew it was bogus. he knew it was a narrative. i bet he is in the white house with joe biden he is sweating bullets that the fbi is coming for him. elizabeth: sean duffy. great to have you on come back soon. up next

he was senior advisor to the hillary clinton campaign.hrough this for three years. we have some silicon valley internet guy or gal working at multiple companies also in on it. promised a job apparently with the hillary administration. basically working on data mining to prove alfa bank and trump organization connection with computers. it was about hotel marketing. final word. >> this is happening at the same time that some of the same people are pushing the christopher steele dossier, which had a much longer life actually as a set of allegations both which were found to be completely unfounded, unbased but this is all coming around in late august, in september, and october of 2016. the campaign is at its highest pitch. there are democrats who are smart enough to be worried about hillary clinton's chances. they don't think she is going to win in a landslide. we have this absolutely fake allegations essentially being run through the fbi. here again, remember, if you're a reporter, and you hear about this, you think, wow, the fbi is investig

the clintons. would you want bill clinton to see this series?you know, i don't even know how to really answer that. >> harris: joe concha, media and politics columnist for the hill. as i watched that last night i wondered what it was supposed to accomplish without asking the real question. did this tell your story and did it do enough? >> great point. sounded like an audition for mean girl too. linda tripp not available to defend herself. it is a very interesting title, right? impeachment, american crime story. i wonder why president clinton's name wasn't included there. impeachment can apply to a couple of people. this documentary as you said makes linda tripp the villain here. she is played by an actress named sarah paulson who played marsha clark in the o.j. series. if you need a real life betrayal you go to paulson. the fact that the president, who had the affair in the oval office with an intern half his age isn't the one that is the main focus here or his wife who talked about bimbo eruptions and didn't exactly paint herself in a great lig

internet company and the hillary clinton presidential campaign. now the indictment says that the lie was material because it misled the f. b. i about the political nature of sussman work. now, while the special council on the f, b i r r a board with assessments, indictment, you do have his lawyers that deny any wrong doing. take a listen. mr. susan has committed no crime that the prosecution here would be baseless, unprecedented, and an unwarranted deviation from the a political and principled way in which the department of justice is supposed to do its work. very confident that if mister susan is charged, he will prevail at trial and vindicate his good name. now, a very interesting note here you did have the now president joe biden justice department. they actually allowed this indictment to go through. it was sussman lawyers that actually tried to stop it through attorney general mirror, garland. he ended up pushing it through again. but let's go back to 2016 to kind of give you some context here. now, according to the indictment, sussman was ad

they were hoping for jobs in the hillary clinton administration, right?you see the former president obama was briefed about this according to dni ratcliff's declassification of former cia chief john brennan's notes of his meeting that hillary's foreign policy advisor suggested and proposed a plan to vilify trump by connecting trump allegedly with russia. it all fell apart. mueller didn't touch any of this. the mueller report didn't touch any part of this. former policy advisor for the hillary clinton campaign is nsa jake sullivan for biden now. what do you say to this, final word? >> he has questions he will have to answer. he is in the thick of this. he is sitting in the white house right now. he is going to have to answer some questions as are a lot of other people working with him. elizabeth: okay, congressman chris stewart, great to have you back on. come back soon. >>> later this hour more on how the impact of the border crisis is being felt in america's heartland. drug gangs slamming law enforcement thousands of miles away from the border. the murde

clinton denied doing so. durham began his investigation into the origins of the trump-russia probe in may 2019. in june 2020, he charged former fbi lawyer kevin clinesmith who later pleaded guilty to falsifying a document used to apply for the fisa warrant to surveil 2016 trump campaign aide carter page. >> the truth, the whole truth. >> attorney general merrick garland, during his conversation hearing in february pledged to allow john durham to continue his work. >> i don't have any reason to think that he should not remain in place. >> if john durham submits a physical report, bret, it will go to took merrick garland who could release it to the public. michael sussmann will make his first appearance in federal court tomorrow. bret? >> bret: okay. more on this with the panel. david, thank you. also breaking tonight new insights from taliban controlled afghanistan. correspondent trey yingst talks with the leader of the haqqani terror network on the ground in kabul. that man is accused of u.s. breaking its wor

counsel john durham joins announced a prominent lawyer who represented both the dnc and hillary clinton's campaign indicted for lying to the fbi in the trump-russia probe. his alleged lie was supposed to be the democrats bomb shoal, proof that trump should go to jail over trump-russia collusion t was such a patently false, off the wall story, even the fbi dropped it right near the start of its trump-russia probe. even robert mueller did not touch it but the media, msnbc, cnn, and more they ran with it as if it was fact. now move over grassy knoll, this is tinfoil hat conspiracy left-wing stuff that tarnished the trump presidency early on. here is the big backstory. durham reportedly probing how did hillary clinton's campaign get this inside of the fbi joining me tonight congressman ken buck from house judiciary, former u.s. attorney guy lewis, former white house counterterrorism official nathan sales, brandon arnold from the national taxpayer's union and congressman buddy carter and claudia tenney. former dhs official mike howell. we have the update tonight on general milley and what is g

, including the clinton campaign."derdash said sussman's reps, writing "the special counsel appears to be using this indictment to advance of a conspiracy theory. he has chosen not to actually charge." mr. sussman will fight this prosecution. the case represents the second prosecution related to the durham inquest which began all the way back in may of 2019. the fallout from the russia probe and in particular the fbi's handling of that investigation, a probe that failed to prove ties between the former president and russia but led to the convictions of a half dozen senior trumpet advisors, two eventual pardons, and one drop charge. while time passed may have dulled the reaction to today's indictment in some corners, for others emotions remain raw even as the search for justice continues. >> i don't believe that the fbi officials were duped by an outside lawyer working with hillary clinton who lied about his client. they knew it was made out. they continue the investigation because it would help hillary clinton. >> form

show the tweet from hillary clinton.ed the allegations as if they were the product of independent news but when her campaign paid for it. the fbi debunked it as false. the mueller report didn't touch it. the hillary campaign and dnc was funding christopher steele trump research and doj watchdog said was phony too. talk about the 2016 meeting in july. it is former cia director john brennan. he declassified notes, ford. he is saying that hillary's senior foreign policy advisor proposed stirring up a scandal to vilify trump, claiming russian interference. that is thought to be jake sullivan. and jake sullivan in 2017 he admitted in testimony, yeah i talked to cnn, abc, nbc, fox about my suspicions. so he is is at nsa right now. your reaction? >> that is exactly right because we need to get to the bottom of this. political parties shouldn't matter. i am concerned that the mainstream media outside of your show, emac, doesn't care because it involves donald trump and republicans. let me tell you something, i had several friend

, his large firm was representing the clinton campaign at the time. his lawyers say there is an innocuous explanation for that. here is the key point about this investigation. quote, some of the questions that durham's team have been asking in recent months, including of witnesses it subpoenaed before a grand jury, suggests he's been pursuing a theory that the clinton campaign used their law firm to submit dubious information to the fbi about russia and trump to gin up investigative activity to hurt his 2016 campaign. quote, there has been no public sign that he has found any evidence of that theory. so what that apparently leaves durham with is a lawyer who gave some -- the fbi some information he says he thought they should have. the fbi chased that down and decided, eh, it's probably nothing. and maybe that lawyer, there is some question as to whether he fully revealed who he was representing at that time? does it matter who he was representing at the time? as for why this case is being brought now, well, look at the clock. the meeting in question

the clintons would you want bill clinton to see this series? >> i don't know how to really answer that so -- >> do you ever wish that you could speak to him do you feel like he owes you an apology after all these years? >> you know, there was an -- i think there was a long period before my life changed the last six or seven years where i felt a lot in terms of there not being this resolution and i'm very grateful that i don't have that feeling anymore, i don't need it. he should want to apologize in the same way that i want to apologize any chance i get to people that i've hurt and my actions have hurt. >> monica lewinsky with savannah guthrie. >>> tonight we hear from the woman whose allegations of sexual assault against bill cosby sent him to prison andrea constand spoke with kate snow >> do you still feel that you were believed, even given what's happened with bill cosby since >> yes, i do i was vindicated i was validated. >> reporter: but she says the pennsylvania supreme court's decision to overturn cosby's conviction shows the american ju

the lengths that hillary clinton, her campaign and democrats went to.ore information coming out of these government documents. what they did to go after the trump, using the fbi and the media. this is accusations that aretant at that mount to a conviction. this is what was going on. first we have representative ben cline on president biden in crisis control meetings with democrats all day long. his agenda on the brink. approval rating hitting a new low. congress is hitting major funding deadlines, coming up against a wall on that. they're looking to tax you to pay for their big spending plans. you're watching "the evening edit on fox business. >> you are crushing working families. not only are they paying more at the gas tank, but they're now paying more everywhere. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let yo

she was accused as the one causing this trouble for clinton.ues of shaming and bullying in a 2015 ted talk. >> public shaming as a blood sport has to stop. and it's time for an intervention on the internet and in our culture. >> reporter: the latest podcast interview comes as new attention is being focused on lewinsky, who is now 48, but was in her early 20s during the clinton affair and investigation. she's a producer on "impeachment: american crime story" on fx. >> sorry, i'm so nervous, i have a huge crush on you. >> that's really flattering. >> reporter: lewinsky told the "today" show recently that project has taken its own emotional toll. >> i'm nervous for people to see some of the worst moments of my life and a lot of behavior that i regret. if you remember your 20s, not that long ago, it was pretty cringe worthy. >> reporter: lewinsky withdrew from the public eye for years after the clinton scandal, rarely speaking about it, building a wall around her personal life. analysts say she now seems to be owning her story more, reclaiming the

hillary clinton is not going to.gized and the lawyers got it two weeks ago and you guys just won't take it. >> a guy always wants a guy gal to apologize. dan: in the beginning, i said liberal narratives are involved in the purdue narratives you gave a perfect example. >> you seem to have a real something for hillary clinton and i wonder why. dan: wires in conspiracy theories but again, thanks. people want us to believe covid keeps repeating the back suit and a flat market but that's not true. what chinese work wanting to do as far back as 2018. ♪♪ welcome back to "unfiltered". slowly learning what happened, and the pandemic. documents 2018 chinese scientists create one verse that could be more infectious to humans, who could possibly go wrong released to do to vaccinated but according to the document, they tell her to rescan didn't find it. twenty me now, david, state department task force to look into the origins of covid. thank you for joining me, appreciate. >> thanks for having me. dan: i watched you earlier in t

he worked for the clintons, democratic national committee and top attorney at a law firm.w and what were they telling the f.b.i.? what were they telling federal officials in official capacities about the origins of this and the justification to go after donald trump? it was all a lie. it was all a facade. we have the mueller report to prove that. >> harris: the f.b.i. on the hot seat again. jason chaffetz breaking down the latest indictment in the case of michael sussman part of the durham investigation that learn what started the russia probe against president trump. durham may be planning to show just how far hillary clinton's campaign went to smear donald trump whether true or not. a new piece of fox legal analyst andy mccarthy untangles the web head lined dem plot to steal the white house. anatomy of a political dirty drik. -trick. he says he will show a scheme where hillary clinton's campaign peddled misinformation about trump and sussman lying to the f.b.i. the same law firm employed fusion gps that hired discredited dossier author christopher steele. he went to the

saucepan was secretly working for the clinton administration. mr. saucepan has committed no crime, they said any prosecution here would be baseless, unprecedented and unwarranted deviation from the a political and principle -- a spokesman for a tenet attorney general merrick garland who has the authority to rule over mr. durham said his client, you did not comment. nor did the spokesman for mr. durham himself. the accusation against the suspend focuses on the meeting he had and 2019, with the fbi's top lawyer at the time james baker. at the meeting sussman relay data, who thought that hot internet data might be evidence of a convert communications channel between computer service associated with the trump organization and those are associated with alpha bank, a kremlin ranked russian financial institution. mr. sussman's lawyers told the doj he sought that meeting because he in the cybersecurity researchers believe the new york times was going to publish the data and wanted to give the fbi a heads up. durham did find an inconsistency, as pertains to

who invented the lie, the russia hoax, it was hillary clinton. it was drawn from the insidious death of her imagination. it was magnificently devious and classic hillary clinton, and the presidential campaign with crimes he didn't commit. >> john solomon predicts we should hear more on this investigation. >> more grand jury activity, a year or two late, the focus on that are the fbi people who worked on the fisa court and submitted those knowingly false humans. you might see more indictments, where the whole story is told from beginning to end. >> a federal judge appointed by former president obama. >> jen psaki dodging a question on whether president biden was being honest when he said his advisor supported his afghanistan withdrawal after general scott miller commanded troops in the country, told congress he advised the president to keep boots on the ground. >> i'm not going to get into details of private advice. what is clear is the president asked for candid, non-sugarcoated advice in afghanistan. >> jackie heinrich, the answer the president

an additional conference call with lawyers assigning it to the clinton campaign?n where in venice is later on or about august of 2016 executive exchanged e-mails with personnel u.s. investigative team believed to be gps. how big was this breath the fbi, we got lawyers and tech companies are, who else was trying to frame donald trump? wait, there's more. take way three. they knew early on the collision hopes based on communications from trump tower to the server in russia was not secret communications with the russian but a red herring? they knew that early on. when did hillary know that? i'll show you in a minute, it was in august in late october still tweeting about this. take way number four. federal government agency in the process of finalizing but not yet signed cybersecurity research with university. got tech executive involved now, i university involved lawyers gps, was there anyone not trying to set up donald trump? have a good idea but better to be right than first. everybody wanted to frame donald trump. take way number five from mclean affiliated lawyer

impeachment scandal is not monica lewinsky, but hillary clinton.t the real victim was the united states of america because, and then hillary clinton. because if you remember, when the debate was going on between trump and hillary, trump brought in all these so-called victims of clinton's peck deal lows. he brought those women into that debate, that hurt hillary clinton x. that is the real victim. kennedy: but, joy, what happened to believing all women? even hillary herself tweeted in 2015 every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed and supported. so are americans really the victims for having joy behar's nonsense? joining me to break it down, fox nation host kat timpf, whoo! >> whoo! kennedy: she is so far off base and this is so fencive, and when she uses air quotes, how dare shesome. >> yeah. this is the epitome of a trash boomer opinion. just monica lewinsky specifically, i don't want to use a single word to end capps late whatever her experience was because that's for her the talk about and not for me to talk about, but in a

president clinton was your first did you know that you embody the charisma. president bill clinton.n, when they first came to me i thought a hugely did not touch. >> any winner sarah paulson gained 30 pounds transforming herself for her role as monica's former friend linda tripp. my calls mark. >> it was startling to see myself for the first time. and at the same time, i thought, oh, there she is. >> other transformations a teeth as hillary clinton and that anna lee ashford as paula jones who sued clinton for harassment. what actually did you do to transform into her physically. i spent about 3 hours in the hair makeup trailer. we did. >> multiple legs. i had 3 says at one and then i also had a prosthetic nose. >> and make sure you tune in to e t tonight because drew barrymore is our special guest calls. she's telling us all about the new season of her show and its premiere episode with jennifer aniston. hello. now it's going to be a good time plus, she has a britney secret for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. well, hello now, you can catch entertainment tonight right here

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hillary clinton clinton lawyer michael susman who durham said lie today construct the now debunked memothat computer communications between a server at the alpha bank in russia and trump tower in new york were going on. the prosecutors said he lied to the fbi when he said he was providing the information between alpha bank and trump tower solely as a good citizen and not on behalf of any client. in fact, clint when was paying him. it was eric trump who heard from reporters first who were leaked the made-up story. eric joins me right now. he's the executive vice president of the trump organization and, of course, president trump's son. eric, great to see you thank you very much for being here. were you surprised to see john durham come out with that indictment this week? >> i was, maria, i remember the story as it was yesterday. i got an e-mail from "the new york times", this was september 28th of 2016 saying that we had servers connected, trump organization had servers connected funded by putin and i go, no, we don't. yes, you do, we have a tip, it's credible and i didn't know until dur

clinton campaign, dirty tricks and hunter biden's money scheme. coming up, house intel committee ranking member devin nunes on the john durham investigation. will joe biden's doj stop more indictments because the people who abuse power are now in power then, never mind the border over flowing, the afghanistan disaster, now, an economic crisis is at hand. the government will run out of money this up upcoming thursday, but joe biden is still pushing his 5 trillion-plus spending package which he says is actually free. >> every time i hear it's going to cost a,b,c, or d, the truth is, based on the commitment that i made, it's going to cost nothing because we're going to raise revenue. maria: house ways and means committee ranking member kevin brady on the real cost and impact of sky high spending and tax increases. plus, general jack keane assess es the new leadership in afghanistan, as a former gitmo detainee becomes the deputy minister of defense with a little help from iran, to build the taliban army. plus, selling access could not be easier, hunte

we know it was funded by hillary clinton.s an absolute disgrace, makes our country look like a banana republic and it shouldn't have happened. maria: once again, it was the democrats actually colludingga with russia, nancy pelosi dealings with russia, hillary clinton accepting $145 million from a russian company. they were doing what they were charging donald trump to be doing and creating an entire media scandal across the country where people were saying trump colluded. >> well, that's exactly right. where is hillary clinton, where is her voice? you better believe if donald trump's lawyers were making up lies to try to smear a campaign, you better believe he would be on every paper around the world. why isn't she answering the questions? thee paid for a person -- she paid for a person, a lawyer from one ofr the biggest law firms in the country to go in and lie to thee fbi. that's what she did. guess what? no one rings her doorbell, no one asks a question or her and that's the problem with the democrats. the problem with the

many lies that was conjured up by the dirty tricks department of the hillary clinton campaign at the helm of that of course was hillary clinton herself, sussman them defendant in this indictment and has been caught allegedly lying about his life. >> harris: lying to the fbi is a crime. griff jenkins is live in washington for us. >> yes, it is indeed and michael sussman is in the district court we just saw on that video of him walking in the mud facing one count detailed in these 27 pages, portrayed himself as a good citizen but was in reality a cybersecurity attorney working on for half of the dnc lying about what turned out to be a false connection between the trump organization and a russian based bank. the indictment also says in been pedaling to the media and said in a statement yesterday it is further alleged that the false statement misled fbi of information that might have assessed that uncovered the origins of the relevant data and analysis including the identities and motivations. they have come out swinging the saying this. the special counsel saying it's a conspiracy theor