thanks very much. >>> joining me now is debbie wasserman schultz of florida who wrote that letter fromartment demanding that the inspector general look into this. the deal that he got when they were u.s. attorney, that was the best deal that he could get at the time and facts that have come out since then are ones he didn't know. what's your response? >> that's what investigations are for. it's in the job description of a united states attorney general to fully investigate and fully prosecute a case like this in which you had jeffrey epstein who was a serial sexual abuser, a serial sex trafficker and pedophile who was trafficking dozens of girls who would likely if the case had been fully prosecuted potentially gotten a life sentence, and when he did is cut a sweetheart deal to protect him because he was afraid of jeffrey epstein's high-powered legal team, 13 months in county jail, was able to go to work six days a week in his office and no justice or even notification to these victims? it's -- it's disgusting. it was a dereliction of duty, and now he is the secretary of labor in charg

all the rest working fine work and fine yeah debbie wasserman schultz won by ninety nine percent is a radical it's incredible she's really just so beloved here so loved here it's amazing it's good to see you guys really support someone as strongly as you do her no matter what she goes through no matter how she is you know like that's our lady sticking by or at least when you get into the book voting both you know like debbie wasserman schultz got a big i don't want. to do this and if you want to thinking that the touchscreen will tell you that. it's like this oh i got to beat everyone to insults all right. i'm glad we got these seats so close you get in your face i hope you enjoy that spot but you know go play extra one that's. it's the twenty dollars ball who do. look i know it's hot in here but i'm going to sweat for you guys for a few more minutes and all right. if you can take it i can take it. just view it is like a hot yoga comedy. if you need to put your feet behind your head go ahead of. us speaking of. our bombing overseas blowing up people in yemen there was a new this is a

out on the flight, everybody was thinking after july 22, 2016, assange dumped emails from debbie wasserman-schultz figured out he had more. i had great intelligence sources how the democrats put their computer system together. when i did a forensic analysis of the 40,000 assange dropped on debbie wasserman-schultz. they came out of the dnc server than were no podesta emails on there. anybody who got on that server would have seen podesta's emails. that would be the mother lode. anybody worth their salt would take that first. i thought assange had podesta's emails and we drop them october to dominate the news cycle and that's what he did. but what i did was connect the dots. trish: you weren't orchestrating it the way mueller's team thinks you have. >> they are convinced i have a source. jenny reid ridiculed my belief in god. she said dr. corsi you are asking to us believe on this international flight with your family you had divine intervention, and god told you assange had podesta's emails. i said i'm not thrilled you want to ridicule god. but i figured it out. i don't know julian assange, i neve

london to found out what additional emails after july 22 when assange dropped emails on debbie wasserman-schultz. he had more. and roger stone wanted to found out what they are. it's a normal request. he journalist in america wanted to know what assange had. i forward it to ted malik, and i forgot about it. lou: did you get a reply? >> no, ted never replied to the email. lou: and you never talked to assange? or ask communicated with him? >> absolutely not. a special prosecutor let me amended the testimony. but they wanted me to plead guilty on the charge on the original day one mistake. lou: they allowed you to amended it, then had the effrontery, the arrogance, the gall, to charge you with lying when they acknowledged they would allow you to amended it. if so, and you amended it. >> it's unbelievable. it's not just as i understand it in america. lou: it's not justice anywhere in the world. >> i would not go in front of a federal judge and swear to god, that means something to me. i'm a weird duck coming from harvard. i believe in jesus christ and i believe in god. lou: there are a few of us lef

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the big dump of emails against debbie wasserman-schultz. podesta's were missing. knew the server had podesta's emails on it. that had to be what assange had in reserve. i figured that out. it was speculation. the pegs prosecutor said you couldn't have done that on your own. and i said i did. trish: they are saying you couldn't possibly. as we piece together this logic. it's a logical conclusion. you and i talked about this. so they had all these emails, but he wasn't there so that made you think -- >> it made me think basically the special prosecutors were not underred in my testimony. they had a preset narrative. if i gave them what they wanted, they were happy. but if i couldn't, because i don't know assange, and i can't connect roger to assange. suddenly imgoing to prison for the rest of my life. >> they could walk in right now and arrest me. if i get indicted. i'll fight this to my death. because this is not justice. this is not america. i went in to cooperate. i told them the truth. i'm 72 years old. i never committed a crime and suddenly i'm look at prison f

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when they released the emails on debbie wasserman-schultz, i knew they came out of the dnc's server. and podesta's emails were missing. whoever got into that server had to have seen podesta's emails. and i was sure those were the ones being rye served for -- reserved for the october surprise. it was assange-stone, assange-stone. trish: you said i figured this out. >> they said we don't want to hear your logic or narratives. anything i had to say that was contrary to mueller's preconceived notion they didn't want to hear. they made it a horror show for me with this 8-inch thick bind were my name on it. they wouldn't let me see what's in it. i gave them my cell phone, and my time machine and computer. i felt like an american prisoner in the korean war. trish: you are there to cooperate, they say you don't have the answer we want. >> they don't believe you. dr. corsi, it's impossible you figured this out. j.d. reid actually ridiculed me. one of the special prosecutors who represented hillary in her email cases and the clinton foundation. she said you are asking to us believe on this tri

operations after july 22nd, when assange 2016, when assange dumped all these e-mails on debbie wasserman schultzaid he had more, everybody wanted them. >> you wanted to help the trump campaign. >> absolutely. and i was happy it would benefit donald trump. >> and i appreciate you putting that on the record. this is also from the mueller documents that you have leaked. your e-mail, you're telling stone, you've got a friend in the embassy planning these two more document dumps. >> that's assange. >> impact plan to be very damaging, time to let more than the clinton campaign chair to be exposed as in bed with the enemy if they're not ready to drop hrc. is that a reference to john podesta? >> yes. and this was the main point of contention with the special counsel. i maintain that i figured that out. now, special counsel couldn't believe that. they said dr. corsi, we have e-mails you knew it was podesta, you knew how he was going to drop him in october. i said yes, that's true. how did you know? i figured it out. >> so you tell roger stone about podesta. he goes on to predict it and tweet about it. th

a lot of people think with some justification hillary clinton got the nomination because debbie wasserman schultzand the dnc fixed the primary so know what else could when it's we really don't know who would have won it other than the election was fixed. but hillary clinton one. she tried to move for the left to appeal to the sander scampered that did work although they thought it would come and donald trump was elected president of the united states and the american dream still has some life left in it. but it's good to keep in mind about the courts of ronald reagan but tickled the one i'm about to repeat which is that freedom is always but a generation away from extinction. if you look at this generation where dinner with now maybe with something to be worried about. all after paul tells us that millennials you socialism favorably and capitalism less favorably. bernie sanders, the majority of his support came from millennials. as i said the democrats have seized on this, whether it's cory booker or kamala harris or elizabeth warren, clearly bernie sanders for this the young lady that won the pr

material that suggests there was a scale of the dnc against sanders, content is released and debbie wasserman schultzresigns. that's a disruption and as hillary is trying to consolidate the base, content from democratic operatives. >> .. information being used to try to discredit the clinton foundation so there's a second track of information that begins to come out at this time. the debate, sorry, the news agenda for the second debate. october 7 is an important day. in 2016. i'm sure one of the things you will remember although you may not member as october 7 is some vulgar statements by candidate trump. some language that it never got into news before it got into news including grab them by -- and i will not repeat the rest of the sentence. the "access hollywood" tape rakes on that date but that's not the first news event of the day. the first news event is one that says the office of defense intelligence had made announcement along with homeland security that says the russians were behind the hacking. that's major news. you could raise we say that will be above the fold and lead the newscast for t

so hypocritical about this russian collusion when they got it in their own party with the debbie wasserman schultzthe fixer for clinton, and nothing is said about that. thank you. host: fred in new jersey, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a couple of things to say in reference to what it was saying about the migrants. i think what we need to do is help the governments of honduras and el salvador combat crime in their countries so that people won't have to flee. the second thing is about the john kerry op-ed. i could not agree more. when you to do something about climate change, and we can't wait until after the next election. if we were to make that the first order of business in the house of representatives with nancy energy and put solar into an infrastructure bill, what mitch mcconnell actually go along, and maybe the president would have to sign it. there would be a job creator. it would create jobs in a growing industry and not a dying industry l'ecole. -- industry like coal. host: ok. has just c-span2 released the most-watched book 2018 onf