and i think we also learned from clinton, hey, you know, bill clinton, bill clinton's going to resign. it's not his dna. and so a couple lessons trump figures oh, clinton didn't resign. i'm paraphrasing. trump i'm not worse like richard nixon. and we've got this threshold bill. he might have put it more. in, dare i say it delicately, but but the fact is, once trump is facing impeachment not just the first, but also second time. republicans are staying united for a variety of reasons. one of which i think is they don't want give the democrats a victory. they don't want alienate donald trump. apparently, his name calling has been, you know, is so stinging that they just can't, you know, face the prospect. they actually can be called names. and and of course, what's really important is primaries. you need the trump voters to win primaries. so republican senators i concluded we're going be in electoral trouble if. we go after this guy. and the only senators that voted against trump were the ones who are leaving the senate. right. so let's talk a little about clinton and, trump and the sev

look, secretary clinton's right.main, elections are the problems of the states, and they set lots of rules on the polls open, when polls close, when mel and bots are due, all of the sorts of things. is it possible that the supreme court returns to the states, i think so. district made that it would be chaotic. >> completely chaotic, what it and be, christy? would it not just be up to, depending on what the process is, get it the name on the ballot, the secretaries of state or the voters to sue the secretaries of state to get donald trump's name removed? >> i think the supreme court is going to issue a holding that will be broadly applicable to all states. i think that is what they are going to endeavor to do so that they do not have to relitigate how many other state lawsuits that may come their way here. >> the possibility for chaos is and listened that scenario. i wonder, chuck, we are talking about this immunity claim that the president continues to make down in mar-a-lago, he's making it in the georgia case, we w

ip' asked former secretary of state hillary clinton about all of that today. we're here because it's a day of events, really it's the future of ukraine. and i have to ask you watching the sort of spectacle unfold in washington around thee basic ia around ukraine funding, what's your reaction to what the republican party has done on this issue or not done? >> you know, it's fascinating, alex, becausein i think a very small minority of the republican party has hijacked the party when it comes to a number of things like border security and aid for ukraine. i actually think that a majority of republicans in both houses if given the chance would vote for both border security and ukraine fund. itkr doesn't appear they'll get chance to vote on border funding because it's not clear that it will pass t the cloture requirement. but they think they will get a chance to vote on ukraine funding as well as israel funding and i think it'll pass both houses. >> so you're optimistic am. >> i am about those two things. i think the stripping of the border security, the defeat in

welcome back secretary clinton. [applause] let me add a special welcome to members of the diplomatic corps who have joined us. from yemen, ireland, iceland, germany, lithuania, norway, sweden, taiwan, ukraine, and the united arab emirates. welcome to all of you. [applause] i also would like to welcome the u.s. government officials from the white house, the state department, and usai -- you -- especially to establish the finally confirmed u.s. ambassador for global women's issues. [applause] we are always happy to have the dean of our school of foreign service with us. i would like to welcome the dean of the georgetown campus, who is here from doha. [applause] and, a very warm welcome to the georgetown ambassadors to the institute who have traveled from across the united states and overseas to be here. lastly and importantly, i want to thank the bank of america charitable foundation for their generous support of our program. you make much possible. we are very grateful. it is always a great personal pleasure for me t

hillary clinton gestured towards yes, israel asked to follow the laws of war.er she thinks they are following the loss of war, because there has been a lot of evidence, not just in these truly horrific and unacceptable levels of civilian casualties. the new york times reported this week on the social media videos of israeli soldiers committing vandalism, bulldozing and blowing up a civilian infrastructure in a way that is kind of unclear if there is any military purpose. there is a lot of evidence that israel is not taking every step possible, far from it, to protect the people of gaza. you hear the rhetoric coming from israeli leaders that is extremely heat lists to palestinian life. to >> that and, she is clear that netanyahu needs to go. it's clear that you have this is the kuhn a round the aggressions of israel, the potential genocidal acts, war crimes committed, and she is not necessarily going to adjust that, but she will say -- >> that's a consensus issue. that's pretty close to a consensus issue in israel itself, not a consensus issue, but overwhelming

i you wanted to get rid of the clintons in the bushes. you're going to to everything comes to the price. yeah. we all learned that everything comes with a price. how many political parties are actually inside the democratic party? who? that's a question. i mean, a bunch of them, you know, like when you and i were coming up, it was just kind of the left wing and the centrists. now. now, i think of it as more balkanized around issues and and identity. so know you still have a kind of a smaller pro-business wall street wing you have do those folks have more in common with the business wing of the republican party now like it it is joe is joe manchin and mitt romney closer ideologically joe manchin and say joe biden these days the way i think of is business minded republicans. you know, these are the guys that read business where you can kind of filter through my daily reporting world. they now have more common with centrist democrats. i mean, these are people are george bush voters. they're now joe biden. they may have been mitt romney voter

now, secretary clinton heard the same evidence that i heard. she voted for that disastrous war. now, you know, it is very easy when you're a politician to point out what is true, is there are a lot of terrible, terrible dictators and demagogues all over this world. and gadhafi, of libya certainly is one of them. but it is not just enough to say that gadhafi was a tyrant and a dictator. before you make a decision about overthrowing him. you got to be thinking about what happens the day after he is gone. regime change does not always work out quite as smoothly as some people think it does. so a series of articles in the new york times recently that made the point president wasn't quite sure what to do about libya. secretary clinton was one of the more aggressive people to say, we've got to go in and overthrow gadhafi. the result is history and it is not a good history. massive instability in libya. isis now has a foothold in that country today. point being that regime change is more complicated and often has unintended consequences. we've got to be careful about that. on foreign p

hillary clinton, remember her? she deleted 30000 subpoenaed e-mails sum with classified information offer private server. she faced no charges. don't forget we know about the top-secret classified documents that james comer did find. but no reasonable prosecutor would cross acute. now he gets off without charges us like hillary and james comey exonerates hillary. donald trump gets his home raided and charges brought against him. remember james comey found tons of classified e-mail on that laptop. top-secret classified e-mails. it was believed our enemies might have had access to it. but first our other top story. we will get back to this in a minute. >>> earlier today the supreme court heard oral arguments over the colorado attempt to ban donald trump from that ballot. it was a disaster from start to finish for the leftists in colorado. listen to this. >> if colorado's position is upheld surely there will be disqualification proceedings on the other side. i would expect that a goodly number of states will see whoev

and in order to kind of hide her positions on trade, secretary clinton announced that i was in opponents of the bailout of the automobile industry, which is so important here in michigan and in many, many other states. that is absurd. untrue. there was there was one vote in terms of whether or not we bailed out the automobile industry in the senate. december 11th, 2008, i voted for that bailout and support of the workers in the automobile industry. at to say otherwise is to not say the truth. now there's another area of huge consequence between difference of opinion between secretary clinton and myself. and that has to do with foreign policy. in 2002, the congress debated the most important foreign policy issue in the modern history of this country. i listened very carefully to what president bush and vice president cheney had to say about going to war in iraq. i not only voted against that war, i helped lead the opposition to going to war in iraq. and it gives me no pleasure to tell you that much of what i feared would happen is exactly what did happen in terms of the chaos, instability

he can resist as bill clinton did. clinton didn't get a charge with obstruction but somehow donald trump did? let me just say one of the thing about tonight's appearance by joe biden, which was calamitous. you have asked, is it the worstl in presidential history? i will remember the height of watergate, richard nixon trying to face down and explain himself to a hostile press corps.s an and it got incredibly ugly. and i was reminded of that tonight. i wrote a column two months ago. pol, as his poll numbers continue to tank and as his mental infirmities become morein conspicuous day after day, week after week, party elders in the democratic party will go to the biden family and insist to pull the plug on this campaign and ad step aside.tain i maintained that is a real possibility. i actually think it will happen. it will happen anytime before the chicago convention in august. >> sean: we will watch work closely.ill it will get interesting. i think the odds of him being on the ballot in november have been diminished signi

a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. >>> it is one of the more alarming developments in the a.i. revolution, the rise of deep fake images and now increasingly, these disturbing a.i.-generated images are making their way into the nation's schools. we get more from liz kreutz. >> reporter: it's the latest incident of a new and insidious form of bullying. a group of students at a beverly hills middle school creating deepfake pornographic images of their classmates, swapping the faces of their peers onto pictures of nude bodies. >> i'm very disappointed. >> reporter: the school alerting parents after the images were shared among students via text beverly hills police are now assisting in the investigation. >> this is new, unchartered territory when it come

the main caliber of information art training is hillary clinton. just look how. host will present an interview with her. tucker carlson, who, as you know, is such a lead singer in republican team, was in moscow and interviewed vladimir putin. i spoke with hillary clinton about this journalistic endeavor. and that's what she said. he's a useful idiot. if you actually read the translations of what the russian media wrote about him, they make fun of him. i would, of course, like to get acquainted with the translations that clinton, representative, read. journalist, his arrival was covered almost as a visit of the first person, right down to trips to a cafe and supermarket, but clinton was already carried away. he's like a puppy, he's like the parrot repeats putin’s lies about ukraine, he lies about ukraine himself and broadcasts lies. after being fired from so many publications in the us, i wouldn't be surprised if he gets a contract with russian media. because he is a useful idiot, but it is also a sign that there are people in this country who are vladimir putin's

look at the hillary clinton case. he had top secret classified information, subpoenaed emails,m 33,000 deleted bleach bit hammers, devices, sim cards. you know, it seems to be the a problem that they all havey of because i don't think any of them end up packing their own boxes. thxes.and the fact that one'sre criminalized, one of the three gee othered and th two happen to be democrats. bias reeks to me of political bias. >> i mean, they knew what theytr had. i mean, trump was braggingum his bidens got his in his garage. they knew what they had. but the poin new whatt is, whethern, bid it's clinton, whether it's biden, whether it's trump. treat them the samenump, tree. and the problem is we have politics in every single agencyhave in dc, and we have go to clear it up. you can't to clet serve the peo you're going to play partisan politics. and wearg to p have seen president trump at one point in these systems. president clinton, robert just mentioned this, ct the presidential records act that impacted him, that did not

protests plagued his campaign for reelection. >> clinton was not guilty -- >> reporter: which he won. then late last year, a rare hearing with the illinois courts commission, the state's official oversight board. that commission has now removed you from the bench? >> yes. >> reporter: today judge adrian stands by his reversal, now saying he did it after revisiting the evidence. >> once i did that, i saw that i made the mistake. i didn't explain my not guilty ruling because in order to do that, i would have had to say, well, i didn't believe her. >> reporter: you don't believe her? >> yes, i didn't believe her. i would have had to say that in court. i didn't want to say that. she's a minor. >> reporter: the oversight board not buying it, writing adrian intentionally subverted the law and then lied about it under oath to serve his own interests, adding they don't accept his contention that he made a mistake in finding clinton guilty. this fight became about the judge. >> yeah. >> reporter: cammie, now 18, maintains she was assaulted. the commission said you lied. are they wrong? >> they

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but the alternative was hillary clinton, who, i mean, take a look at her. he looked at what she did in hundreds with uh, you know, uh, i forgot her name birth uh, birth uh, uh, the labor leader. she was murdered the killers of all that crew, libya, syria, and she was surrounded by a secretary of state and she was gonna bring them into the old office, victoria, no one, jake sullivan and tony blinking types. so he know that the, that she was a real con, were truck is not a neil con, which has international implications. so for a person that lives all the other side of the planet, yes, trump, it was much lesser than the 2 e. bullshit. that's how you would describe them, but certainly not a stretch guy was going to break up now, you know, you know, imagine if nickel has really been broken up, we wouldn't have the situation that's going on in ukraine today. so, you know, going back to bill clinton, the bombing of yugoslavia, and they don't really needs to be abolished. and the trump, uh, you know, was an anti nato individual. and so that's where john picked it u

then working for hillary clinton, souls are that, oh car doors on there. so. 7 right in syria to ok, the leader also wish you recall the most slims into to you and to me, least to 8 rebel forces in their fight against the supporters of syrian president, a sub in an internet video recording was over here. we also urged the syrian people not to rely on the arab league, took the order united states for assistance. hello, clinton would go on to feel the wrath of wake legs once again in sweats to succeed in doing her presidential election campaign. clinton took $100000.00 in cash from and was director of a company that gave money to isis the disastrous, absolutely disastrous intervention in libya. destruction of the, uh, get off the government which led to the occupation of isis, of large segments of the country with as far as going a little bit to, to syria, being pushed by hillary clinton into jobs within syria, including isis. and that's where in those emails the largest cyber publication of confidential documents on the c, i a turns out they can spy on all

and so of course, the clinton people are furious. and so carter represents an ex-president. and the risk, by the way, of an ex-president who is allowed to be out there. - going rogue. going totally rogue. and by the way, you know, you compare and contrast carter with herbert hoover. when herbert hoover was utilized by ex-presidents, even when he disagreed with them, he stuck with the mission. he saved his disagreements and his agitation for his books, and his speeches. - you interviewed george w. bush and his post-presidency. how much of george w. bush's post-presidency do you think is informed by his father who was president, and also had his own post-presidency? - so, i spent two days with president bush in 2020. and what i wanted to understand was the following, which is if you look at the active living presidents, there's only one whose popularity has doubled since he left office, and it's george w. bush. and it's kind of an interesting question of how he's managed to accomplish that when he's invested so much less, at least actively speaking in his legacy than president

what him clinton was 3 weeks away, and destinations continued. so this basically shows that united states doesn't seem like they were in control, like the intelligence apparatus wasn't in control. when they were telling ukraine to pull back, they didn't listen, their commanders didn't listen and they continued committing these assassinations. so either they weren't in control or they're not admitting to how much participation they had the recall. but um the president put in had maintained that the west has all this flight to destabilize a roster, but from this report now it covers events. we backed about a decade or even more is any right? so these events took a route over a decade coming together. of course, under 3 very different us presidents, again, the shows what many americans i've tried to get across to russian. so many journalist as well that it doesn't matter who's president in the united states. the foreign policy and the national security state apparatus remains largely the same because you have this operation under fueling emerging ch

also say the presidents age is a legitimate issue for voters in the 2024 race closes hillary clintone wings coming around again. and report warns presidents climate spinning, nearly half a trillion dollars more than projected, as is flowing through your money is one of the vote with the media is not reporting, and former president trump's comments on nato, while the backlash or that we can give a host of on the central mass shooting that was avoided joe augustine's and fulton county d.a. penny willis, enzo texas congressman, tony gonzales this year, brutal new report and of axioms reporting the president behind the scenes exploding in rage and anger seem over how they botched the border this white house and all of this coming up on the evening edit. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [

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uh, so, uh, ill going back to bill clinton, the bombing of yugoslavia. and they don't really needs to be abolished. and the trump uh, you know, was the anti needle individual. and so that's where john picked it up for boss, drill and send for people. one don't shine on people in africa and the mid east trump was less dangerous. he was right. so he had a stake and that election and hillary clinton was not the one that he thought would be beneficial to the world. john pilcher had a long life and a long and respected career. give us your thoughts on his legacy and on those people and issues that he inspired. well, you know, it's very difficult to sum up i've, i've done a 3 already tributes of john pill, jerry and wine was 2 hours another an hour based on that my time. yeah, i mean the legacy we're talking about the we're talking about the beethoven of journalism, the, the einstein of journalism, the bill concert, john brown, a journalism that he's, he was definitely a, a long uh, what you would call with male, a little called the brown, a mediator, i mean t

so she says it tends to rain lemons, in particular, the role of hillary clinton, while this military or power military operation is moving forward. we need to use all diplomatic and more traditional intelligence assets to bring pressure on the governments of costs are in saudi arabia, which i provide in clung, destined financial, and logistics support. so i, so and other right, it goes to in the groups in the region. another email worth mentioning is of this one right here, we're job items, national security advisor, jake sullivan. then working for hillary clinton, souls are that old guy that was on their side in syria for okay, the leader, also with the recall done with lives into to you and to me, least 28 rebel forces in the fight against the supporters of suzanne president, a sub in an internet video or recording was over here. we also urge the syrian people not to rely on the arab league to kia or the united states for assistance. hello, clinton said it would go on to feel the wrath of wick legs once again in swats to succeed in doing her presidential election campaign. clinton

um, when you i just when you watched as i'm you did hillary clinton i'm sure you did hillary clintone interview, uh, you know, saying that, you know, pounng you know, saying that, you know, pouring scorn on leaders who would imprison an opponents. >> how did that strike you, given the past months or longer of democrats seeking to imprison or at the very least, throw the book at their main opposition to donald trump? was that not rank hypocrisy of the first order? >> well, look , i mean, right >> well, look, i mean, right now, as i'm sure you know, our our politics are just visceral. and it is a split screen. the hypocrisy on both sides is pretty bad . um, and it's pretty bad. um, and it's unfortunate for our, our for our country. we've got biden , who, country. we've got biden, who, you know, has his own issues . you know, has his own issues. we've got trump who has many, many issues . and i think many issues. and i think depending on what political side you're on, you're just going to everybody's with their everybody's sticking with their guy than being, know, guy rather than being,

there's no question it was not positive for -- for secretary clinton. and then of course the entire thing was accelerated with the decision in november to announce that we would reopen the case, which is totally separate matter but had massive consequences, i'm afraid. >> when you read in this special counsel's report those comments -- not just the one, there were multiple about biden's memory, did it stand out to you as going against or around what the protocol would be for a report like this? >> yeah, kaitlan, it really does. it really felt like it was another instance of a very high profile investigator who was coming out with a conclusion that he likely knew would not be accepted or embraced by many people and kind of attempting to even out the scales. in other words, to play to the sort of -- to the sort of -- the segment of the audience that was going to be frustrated by the fact that he concluded not to pursue charges. that's what it felt like to me. that's my opinion. i have a lot of concerns with some of the things -- the way that he talked abo