all the way back to the clinton scandals because that's a long tape but the hillary clinton the ben ghazi tragedy and her decision to keep servers in the bathroom of their home and her decision to have an outside the normal government process to collect e-mails and data and all of that which obviously becomes quite a scandal as robert mueller as the fbi director or i'm sorry james, has to go through a to figure out how to i handle all this scandal and you have to go back there because in reading your book again felt like i lived every moment but it's quite extraordinary. >> oh, it is. >> tell the listeners the story. >> chapter one is entitled a tale of two cases. it compares the clinton investigation to the trump investigation. it demonstrates the disparity of treatment and the unequal prosecution injustice that is dispensed, not based on the law, but based on politics and partisanship. >> she never sworn in in the process. >> know. so, the bottom line is that hillary clinton committed multiple acts that constitute felonies. it's abundantly clear british in a private server and it's a vi

focus on and ghazi environmental protection is a community effort and. is a successful project that relies on local knowledge and cooperation with the fisherman. in costa rica on the other hand carlos and his colleagues mostly view nature conservation as a form of prohibition imposed by a far away government. the shrimp dragnets of course turn up the ocean floor. but near the coast here there are no coral reefs or precious marine fun and they can be destroyed by the nets. the sea bed is entirely sandy in this area. so how much damage can trent fishing cause to justify the crusade being waged against it by environmentalists in the caribbean. according to the most recent studies not at all i don't know what i'm going to be at a definite when i get here that i'm young i mean that is the. going to get going on the only other place in minding minding my own accord and yet all this you hear me saying but i you prove it though i may end up again don't mean that as an accountant as i you i mean that in the money that is not a good movie and. if i will get. it i'

ghazi is a sleepy village on the southern coast of kenya. nearly everyone here lives off the ocean and they fish around the clock. compared to buddhist catches in india or the yields from carlos and bought a dell colorado the ocean is teeming with life here in kenya. like. i said it. only fishes during the day. while the night fishermen are still selling their catch on the beach he's getting his boat ready to go out. as a younger man could only think of one thing getting out of gaza. he traded his life in the village for temporary jobs in the city that is until he realized that he just couldn't live without the ocean. doesn't want to be the monkey took us down. to the movie openings in. the moonlit. nobody'd you can build an image is nothing done we don't know much as does the. nobody visible to. use. in the middle of the funny. means something like we who are together with the mangroves it's also the name of an unusual project through a british non-governmental organization. c o 2 certificates on the international emissions market with the

there is a terrible tragedy in ben ghazi where is not about the victims it's about her congress goes through various investigations and the last one that will say how many investigations where you have how many did they have in the house? >> there were multiple dueling investigations going at the same time trey gaudi was the foremost but if not for the deception by hillary clinton state department about benghazi we would have never discovered this private server that these documents were stored. >> so it seems to me that folks chronicle that focus and those in the intelligence community go on offense and some point of the process to quote peter struck we have to stop him meeting trump. so they take extraordinary measures to dig up dirt overseas to push it towards the clinton campaign to make that a repugnant thing for voters. how does that happen quick. >> there were two parts to the plan. part number one was to exploit the dossier which was penned by christopher steele and the fbi was unable to verify. they tried but you can't verify something that doesn't exist that is simply a per

past these to mulch with years of trying presidency and if this ukraine story becomes another bin ghazi or with secretary clinton or e-mails that could be hurtful to him and really elizabeth warren could be the biggest beneficiary of this as she's been recently ascended to the polls and eclipsing vice president biden and so he does have to worry that his status as the front runner the moment writing party could be imperiled by this scandal that was going to be my next question in the same way that clinton's e-mails the clips that run up to the previous election is there a sense that washington could now be in deadlock all the way up to that crucial vote next year. yes and it's a long ways away it's hard to believe that it's over a year until that election occurs and we've seen it every year that the opposition they're favorable ratings really decrease you know once they become the nominee and once they're put on the spot why him have to withstand a lot of scrutiny secretary clinton was very popular popularity in the sixty's and once she became the race that decreased down to the forty's

the truck administration wouldn't let us have two transcripts that obama had about again ghazi that were in hillary clinton's emails. why? because they were classified and not for dissemination. the president is protecting our national security by putting this stuff in a server which is attempting to keep it from being system nateed illegally, criminally including this whistleblower account. lou: the trump administration ramping up its investigation of those clinton emails. you kept up your investigation nonstop throughout. this is interesting that now 130 officials according to the "washington post" have been contacted by state department investigators, how serious is this and is this really something of a breakthrough? >> i'm 7 years too late. they have known about clinton's misuse of emails for years. now they are complain big it to "the washington post." what's interesting is the timing. because a federal court judge in our case excoriated the state department and justice department about its continued cover-up during the obama administration into this administration and granted us n

. >> it began spontaneously in and ghazi.ed in benghazi was initially a spontaneous reaction. >> what sparked the recent violence was airing on the internet of a very hateful and offensive video. >> he recalls coming under gop fire for giving wrong information about the attack. he says those talking points were provided by the cia and later corrected. rice right in part the first person to tell the public about a highly political tragedy was likely to pay a price. how about something fun? "fox and friends first" got a look at the world of flips and doughnuts and 10,000 pounds of truck that monster jam university and todd pyro took us along for the ride of a lifetime at the drivers training facility. you are here to tell us about it. >> reporter: how many times to get an opportunity to act like a kid and drive something like that? i did, it was awesome. take a look. welcome to monster jam university. we have a special surprise just for you. let's do it. you got to be kidding me. i have my own truck. >> we are going to make som

they had come straight from jail she needed a woman who does an awful lot of things going to hold us ghazi hamad he was certainly was. today he feels the revolution has been let down. she said to me that they think. it's disgusting wish to see our rulers arbitrarily. changing the law that it. would look such a sin to me they'll do anything to escape punishment and keep the money they steal it's only as a little bit that's now a refund for a loop into us i wish we were finally living in a clean country is that it must still be said that it will try to put out the. the unsung andriy explains that there are. a lack of infrastructure and romania has the fewest motorways in europe. the funds for their developments have often disappeared into private pockets. andre thinks this is just one example of many. ne us that in 95 percent of the money is distributed to the governments party friends to mayors and companies close to the party who would if you make the money is practically stolen you know. there is some good before it's. back to bucharest worry on runs the national theatre and still perform

this grew out of endless ben ghazi hearing. they wanted to get her state department e-mails. that is when they discovered her emails were on a private server. there were the numbers in the book. she did not personally do it. her lawyers were allowed to go through those e-mails and delete or segregate what was considered purely personal e-mails. was she going to yoga class. when was she meeting her daughter for dinner. things like that. they removed that. one of the ongoing questions has been, do they really hide some things that should've been turned over. that is one of the things that was interesting about what showed up on the laptop. those were not gone over by the clinton lawyers. they had access to all of those. it was maybe 30 or 50,000. it was an enormous number. there was maybe one or two exceptions. they did not find anything of significance in there. there is no evidence yet that clinton withheld anything of relevance to the inquiry. >> i wonder if you have an opinion of the mystery of bill barr. barr had a reputation of being a moderate conservative. and in -- how

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that the republicans changed the rules in 2015, that's what trey gowdy did when he was investigating ghazi. the difference is nancy pelosi announced this was an impeachment hearing. this isn't a normal, everyday hearing. you would think that she would follow tradition, that l followd during the nixon and clinton impeachments and she has not done that. so this is not a run-of-the-mill exercise and the democrats can't have it both ways. paul: what about the bill barr investigation, you now turning crime -- now turning criminal. how important is this? >> i'll not as surprised by this at some in the media seem to be. durhams was cast with looking at the origins of the case but also because he's a pros queu a cue s going to -- pros you cue tore, he's going to look at any wrong doing he comes across. we've still never had had accountability of the leaks that have come out of this, national security information. we know of some crimes that happened in the course of all of this in 2016 and 2017. i don't think it's that huge of a surprise that he's investigating those aspects of it too. paul: this

yeah, i mean, there's -- there's so many comparisons to do of, like, they said this during ben becau ghazi, now they're saying this. it gets old. play the clips of lindsey graham speaking at the clinton impeachment and now saying the exact opposite thing. i also think that's sort of what politicians do. that doesn't really knock my socks off. mostly i'm surprised at how much republicans are steering clear of any substantive defense of the president on the facts of this -- of the impeachment probe and how all they're left with is a process argument and the limits of a process argument as we've talked about here that there are going to be open hearings next month and that -- and that it's worrisome for trump and i've heard from trump allies and from white house officials that it's worrisome that the republican support is softer than they would have hoped at this -- at this stage. >> lanhee chen, let's talk about your old boss. in this frame. mr. romney goes to washington, he has the chance here to play an unusual and, perhaps, historic role in that republican caucus in the u.s. senate. he is

have been killed in attacks in northeastern nigeria gunmen raided the military post in the town of ghazi gonna borno state on friday a nearby village was also attacked 4 civilians and 3 soldiers were killed communities in borno state have repeatedly been attacked by groups affiliated with eisel a roadside bomb has killed at least 10 kenyan police officers and the border with somalia police believe the homemade devices planted by the somali based group al-shabaab. and the most powerful typhoon to hit tokyo in decades has ripped through northern japan typhoon hit them is paralyzed japan's capital on saturday leaving 3 people dead and 17 missing at brought unprecedented rainfall the calls floods and landslides in some areas and war than 6000000 people have been told to leave their homes there are the headlines keep it on al-jazeera planet s.o.s. that's next. i know on well bring you a planets as a rest paschal from iceland where leaders of the northern maize regions of the planet joining delegations from around the world to discuss the future of the. it is a pristine landscape with fragile

what gets me is all the hearings they had with ben ghazi -- and ghazi and all the hillary clinton refusedshow up and the cabinet members refused to show up. ont: do you think this vote thursday strengthens or weakens the democrats case when it comes to the impeachment inquiry? will satisfyobably the republicans, but the --ocrats are very generous they have treated republicans much better than republicans would treat the democrats. i used to be a republican until the party drank the kool-aid. host: that is pete. this is from nancy pelosi's release yesterday, this memo talking about this planned vote for thursday. she says the resolution they are going to offer establishes the procedure for hearings open to the american people, also authorizes the disclosure of deposition transcripts, outlines procedures to transfer evidence to the judiciary committee as it considers articles of impeachment and sets forth due process and rights for the president and his counsel. if you go to speaker.gov, you can read the memo from nancy pelosi, the release yesterday. jim jordan says this in a release of the

that is different from an oversight hearing like what happened with ghazi. -- benghazi. tony out of florida, independent. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. where from in florida? caller: just between lakeland and tampa. host: what is your question? caller: i am an independent. is, in termsgument of putting things for us to follow what is going on, i appreciate c-span because this is the first time i have been allowed to ask questions. i could be mistaken because there is so much information coming from both sides that you don't know the problem. my point is this -- i am a former police officer. if i arrest a client, i already have what i believe to be damming evidence, i arrest him and bring him up on evidence -- charges and we go to trial. the president, as i understand it, is under investigation. this is not a trial. under investigation, we go all over the world trying to find evidence. they are going to say the evidence has been tampered and these two talked together. let's let the house see its way, and when it gets to the senate, they have the majority anyw

but wasn't he a part of the bin ghazi committee and didn't he do exactly that repeatedly where attorneysnstantly kept out? i mean, the "washington post," in fact, reported that four years ago pompeo then republican congressman attended a deposition with the former state department official who was not allowed to have counsel present for benghazi. and under the house rules, for all depositions adopted in january before this impeachment inquiry, witnesses may be accompanied at a deposition by personal, nongovernment counsel to advise them of their rights. the rules go on to say that on serves or counsel for the government agencies may not attend. and that was adopted in january before the inquiry, kurt. >> well, again, this is another case of people in the trump orbit trying to create this alternate reality of what the past actually is. past, matter of fact, as you pointed out, they actively participated in when they were in control of congress and they were investigating barack obama. the reality is, joe, and you know this from having served in congress and on the committee. you do not wa

a process, by the way, that even former republican representative trey gowdy, who chaired is bean ghazi committee endorsed. he said and i quote, i think if you have limited time for questioning and cross-examining witnesses, that's a good thing. end quote. i agree. and i'm proud of our deliberative process so far. now, as committees continue gathering evidence, they are preparing to present their findings. as we enter the public facing phase of the inquiry, i introduced a resolution yesterday to ensure a clear path forward. we are marking up that resolution here today. i don't know whether president trump will be impeached. only the facts and how we respond to them will dictate that. but i can tell you this, this process determining whether he should be impeached will be opened to the public view just as it should be. now i know some republicans are very resistant to investigate the president at all. but that will not stop the american people from hearing the facts. a group of republicans even resorted to storming a secure facility to disrupt witness testimony. that's despite the fact t