this took me 15 minutes to write, hemingway can do it in two.gh my written text, the handwriting company scans it and put it through its machine learning algorithm to figure out how i write my letters. so the interesting thing about our tech is we mimic what humans do. humans are completely unique, every time you write a character it is going to be a tiny bit different, and we pick up on those nuances, so our technology will learn how you do those and will also mimic all the variation you apply to this, and generate more on top of it. it is notjust printing the words on paper, it is applying pressure at certain points where i apply pressure. it is being able to do that. the g, i do a g like that without a curl at the bottom, so does this. just subtle little things, it has got it down to a t. this is wicked, look at that. it's all very impressive, and even if i write underneath the robot's lines, you can see the results are very similar. there are small details like little flicks of the pen that set mine apart. but why would anyone want a handwri

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let's go to bradley maas and senior journalism fellow molly hemingway. good to have you both.do you make of this letter. this mueller letter to william barr saying i'm not happy with the way your letter is being perceived in the media. he said it is causing public confusion. >> this letter was delivered internally when mueller ended his probe, attorney general bar summarized, he quoted from the probe to save special counsel was not going to make a determination on obstruction, he had found no more indictments on collusion, there was no collusion between any american and a russian to change the election. these were very important. this letter suggests robert mueller whose job was to turn over a confidential document that the attorney general could do what he wanted, it is concerning because you want the special counsel not to be playing political games are caring about media coverage. it look like an impeachment report rather than something william barr will say in his testimony. the job was a binary job. come up with indictments or don't. which is interesting to see the tensio

mollie hemingway is a senior editor at "the federalist," and she joins us tonight.hanks for coming on. before you came on, i looked at the polling on abortion, and it is pretty much where it has been most of my life, wages, probably a slight majority in favor of the rough framework of roe v. wade. nobody is for abortion in the eighth month. elective abortion. nobody is for-selective abortio abortion. nobody is for a lot of the stuff, most people aren't for public funding to hardwire the candidate so far off where republicans are? >> it's a difficult situation for democrats were running for e beholden to an abortion lobby. it requires them to have increasingly extreme positions. so you are seeing this, as you pointed out, ten years ago you might hear something like "abortion should be safe, legal, and rare." now the approved positions democrats have to take it they want to have a good chance of winning a primary is that abortion can take place anytime, anywhere, and that taxpayers should fund it. a radical shift from what we have seen, and far outside the mainstream

we will have those numbers later in the show appeared in moments, mollie hemingway from the federalist and a former speech writer will be here. try to be first, congressman matt gaetz. good evening, congressmen get >> thanks for having me. >> ed: i thought the speaker of the house was against manufactured crisis. >> i don't think democrats know what "crisis" means. we've got growth at twice the rate that was expected under the obama economy, but we have a real crisis on the border where 3,000 people a day are turning themselves in into a system that we cannot accommodate influx four. now we have a tortured interpretation of a constitutional crisis. i can assure you that is not the case. the game you're watching is not the game that is being played. the very reason jerry nadler is going after bill barr has nothing to do with the 8% of the mueller report that hasn't been seen, and it has everything to do with the fact that bill barr is now turning the tables on the people in the obama white house, the people in the deep state, the intelligence community who politicized a fisa court, and

mollie hemingway, thank you very much for that perspective. appreciate it.lison howard centofante is director of strategic communications at live-action, she was a counter demonstrator yesterday at a prohibition rally in washington, carrying a sign that refer to the fact the reverend jesse jackson was conceived through rape. she soon got attacked for that. >> you're wrong. you are the wrong gender to be wrong. all right, b pro-life barbie, wk the [bleep] away. we are done. >> what about reverend jesse jackson? >> he's alive. >> [bleep]. it's my [bleep] choice. >> she should have had the choice to kill him? >> [bleep] you. [bleep] you. [bleep] you. >> tucker: alison howard centofante joins us tonight. that was quite a scene we just played. you've been doing this for a while. has the reaction changed to you? >> absolutely. there's an increased aggression from pro-abortion people. that was her than 5 minutes of being atat this rally. my sign did talk about reverend jesse jackson being conceived in rape. i did want to present that. look, he was conceived in rape

joining us now to analyze the coverage, molly hemingway, senior editor at the federalist and a fox newstributor, beverly hall burg and juan williams, co-host of "the five." abortion is an issue on which people of both sides feel deeply about. are much of the media giving a shake to pro-life as they feature -- side. >> the whole reason i became interested in media criticism was watching how the media covered this topic e. as you say, people very different ideas about whether it's okay to take a human life after it has begun or not okay, but i the issue is coverage, and there is no question that the media are horrifically biased in favor of the pro-choice side. they don't cover the arguments made by pro-lifers. they freak out over a bill like in the. you didn't see this freakout when there was a similarly extreme measure from new york that allows children to be left to die if they survive abortion or other extreme measures way outside of the mainstream of american thought. and you just point out that all the people that they host from the pro-choice side of things without ever giving a vo

. >> what's interesting is, hemingway's technique. he would say i would stop before the well was dry in the evening so that i knew i could have a beginning in the morning. he would exhaust the field thank in one writing session. do you think about things like that? >> yes. you're the first person that's ever mentioned that. [laughter] >> why am i in comedy? i have no idea. wasting my life. i could be doing real - - here and i'm not doing it. >> you ask terrific questions. i wrote my senior thesis at princeton on hemingway. one of the things he said was, i always stop when i know what the next sentence is going to be so i can start the next day. i do try to do that also. i think this the best piece of advice i've ever gone. >> just stop a little shy of what you have for that day. my other question is the human question. you're in that office and it's 3:00 in the afternoon. you know you're supposed to do more words. do everything, i'm up here near the west side i can pop out and see a movie? do you ever do that? do you ever just sneak o

wanted to expand their own trade so they would trade in luxury food items in a like honey or a pink hemingway and salt or gun nuts and spices and we would exported them to the middle east and europe so i was one of those who at some point help them set up some of the business up about this and that enabled me to come and go out of afghanistan more frequently and that was my cover story of a thon. syllogistic logistics wise are these terror groups efficient at providing supplies information aid exciter and or are they chaotic and undisciplined yes and no. no you really hit the nail here when you say that they are both disciplined and chaotic jihadism is a concern and the life within in a jihad is groups into gives you the impression that they are really disciplined and organized but the same time there is an element of chaos. and disorganization and you see it. in a walk working in parallel with each other you see that contradiction in the could this thing so yes sometimes basically you think that it's all going smooth and sometimes no it's a no totally chaotic it depends on who is in charge a

in paris it was an exceptional time, artistic, culture, josephine baker was there, ernest hemingway but he's always there in every story. gertrude stein, all sorts of people. she went to jazz clubs, there is no racial segregation, there is no propos prohibition. she was a live, she was learning things then she went to vienna, again, she loved vienna. she met a young polish guy about her parents did not approve of him so amazingly this woman who was got rid of her boyfriend because her parents didn't like him. we'll come back to that. the other thing that happened was she started noticing what was happening in europe, what was happening, there's fascist in the street, hitler was becoming more popular of the border in germany. there were rallies there. selena was in power in italy, abolishing democracy. she saw how extreme is a fascism was happening and growing as a growing threat. nevermore did she want to be an ambassador and try to save the world from what she saw as a global problem. it wasn't just european problem. she wanted to alert america to these dangers. she came back to the u.

democrats hold the power in the house, they have the momentum heading into the next vote but molly hemingway says what democrats don't have is a reason to call this a constitutional crisis. >> congressional oversight is important, congress creates agencies and have an obligation to make sure those agencies are doing what they should do about what they shouldn't do. these are agencies they fund. when they're trying to find out about the fast and furious issue, federal agent killed as part of a gunrunning scheme the government was running that was clearly a legitimate oversight function. having the russia hoax blowup in your face is not a constitutional crisis. i do want congress to get what it wants but certain things prohibit it. if william barr were to turn over the report he would be breaking the law since the grand jury testimony cannot be shared with congress. there are privileged communications. we want to make sure people get what they need and william barr has bent over backwards to accommodate it. it is embarrassing the report ended with not a single indictment for anyone colluding w

joining me now, mollie hemingway, senior editor at the "federalist," and the newly relaunched human events's great to see you both. why does the left always want to silence the views of those who disagree with their worldview? >> i think these guys in particular are a different kind of left. they are a liberal left, left that has unnecessarily gone through academic rigors as some of our good counterparts on the left have. they actually don't have arguments behind what they believe in and when you are arguing in a vacuum of arguments, the best ways to silence them rather than take them on. that is what happened in silicon valley at the moment. this is a very important op-ed and a very long one.in 6,000 words. i read copy all day every day that was a bit too long. but it's important because he is a leftist and he was there at the founding. it is all well and good me going on television and saying facebook band me! >> laura: he is friends with zuckerberg, goes to his houseod they are friends. >> we should take them very very seriously i think. >> laura: and the other cofounder of facebook to

mollie hemingway is a senior editor at the federalist entry joins us tonight. something aggressive about you sitting there. i feel intimidated. this lawsuit, the upside is that it really kind of offers a very clear explanation of a fraudulent story. >> it is not the first, two others against two other media outlets and what is important, currently there aren't any repercussions belief or forgetting stories completely wrong. if you were saying this where the media feels empowered to snare people including in this case a child would come out to washington, d.c., for the march for life and they did this over the course of days. they said false things about this boy and his school that were demonstrably untrue and right now there's not a lot of accountability. they get ratings and money and they never really are held accountable. >> tucker: no one pauses to kind of reverse engineer it. how did this happen? it began on a weekend. it is not really a new story, is it? the networks were all over this like it was the most important thing. >> if you were to look into how

in paris is an exceptional time, literally artistic, cultural, josephine baker was there, ernest hemingway and he's always there in every story but gertrude stein and all sorts of people. went to jazz clubs and no racial segregation and everyone could drink and no prohibition in this was so exciting and she was alive and learning things and then went to vienna and again she loved to vienna and was it met a young polish guy but appears to not approve of him so amazingly this woman who is going to be so fierce got rid of her boyfriend because her parents did not like him. will come back to that but the other thing that happened in vienna was she started noticing what was happening in europe and what was happening? fascist mobs running in the street and hitler was becoming more and more popular and paramilitary rowdies there and mussolini was already in power in italy abolishing democracy and she saw how extremism and fascism was happening and was growing and was a growing threat. the mortician want to be an ambassador and try to save the world from what she saw as a global problem. she wante

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mollie hemingway, senior analyst at the federalist, and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reutersl start with you, what's the sense at the white house about these talks? >> that's a good question, bret. that sense is that we did not get where we thought we are going to get at least over a week ago. not too long ago, the secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin and larry kudlow were saying that a deal was close, they were getting towards the final lap. there was a big setback a week ago when china pulled back on some of its commitments within the draft agreement, nearly 150 page draft agreement they've been working on. that, of course, was met with a lot of dissatisfaction by ustr, trade representative robert wright hauser, and the rest of the team. that because the president to increase tariffs and the talks ended today without a deal. likely to continue on talks, but at the same time, likely to have those tariffs continue, which means a longer trade war. >> here's number four and number five tweets today. over the course of the past few days, china has held constructive conversati

need to get unified but democrats are offering no solutions, to paraphrase our colleague mollie hemingwayle as a partisan argument but not a policy solution. they aren't coming to the table and they control half of congress and the right immigration laws. >> bret: does lindsey graham's asylum bill have a chance? >> that was democrats because once you open up the immigration portal in congress, any time you open up that legislation that nothing will pass unless you bring in everything. you have to get and the dreamers, democrats are not going to play ball unless they get a lot of what they want. i can see that happening in the election year. the supreme court is still weighing in on the dreamers and at this point there is no true motivating factor. >> the more you pack into the bill anymore is to attack and we have seen this historically, it doesn't happen. congress can't pass something that bag without it being picked apart. >> middle east peace. [laughter] >> bret: after hearing this? donald trump's reelection plans will be on the economy if it still cooking like it is now, immigration,

mollie hemingway and senior editors and chuckling for "the washington post."of time in new york but what about this move de blasio and the president's reaction. >> andrew: the president is only slightly exaggerating with the seriousness in which anybody outside of de blasio's inner circle would take his run for the presidency which is none. the city is corrupted and his administration is corrupt, inept and he doesn't have majority support amongst democrats in new york city after having been mayor for six years. so it is almost farcical to do this. charlie has an interesting theory which we will let him explain why running without taking his thunder. but it has to do with corruption, no surprise. chuck. >> chuck: before we get to that, you know, it's often in the past, it seems like a good idea when new york city mayor runs for the president. i can think of the president giuliani and president john lindsay who were in that position. you know, i don't want the judge to speak too much, but i do think mayor de blasio may be playing an angle here. which to keep his

let's bring in bradley moss and mollie hemingway. great to have you both.to see where it came from. the letter to barr saying apparently i'm not really happy with the way your letter to congress is being perceived. he said "in the media." he said it's causing public confusion. >> we are seeing this letter that was delivered internally when mueller ended his pro, attorney general barr summarize the results of the probe. he quoted from the probe to say the special counsel was not going to make a determination on obstruction, that he had found no more indictments on -- no collusion between any american and a russian when it came to the 2016 election. we get the letter which suggests robert mueller whose job was to turn over of confidential documents of the attorney general and that the attorney general could do what he wanted, was upset with how it's playing in the media. you want the special counsel not to be playing political games or caring about media coverage. it looked like he wrote and impeachment report rather than something, as attorney general barr w

molly hemingway on that. is that true? if he will be running for libertarian candidate for president but he would be a strong contender if he did. i'm surprised we're getting this much coverage of his call for impeachment. he's been calling for impeachment of president trump for two years. he did it in may of 2017, june of 2018 and now again. this case, this time, i think it's not even his strongest version of the argument. he didn't explain why he should be impeach. he smeared william barr saying william barr had mischaracterized the russia report, which is not true. he says he read the report and came to a different conclusion than barr. we know there were no indictments for treason collusion with russia and no indictments for obstruction of justice. that's disappointing for people that don't like donald trump but that's the facts. >> neil: and i understand much of the media is focused on this, certainly democrats are focused on this. now vowing a party challenge, a primary challenge that his stature is rising the more.

mollie hemingway is a senior editor at the federalist, she has covered this saga enjoyed this tonightit did seem if you stripped away everything in mueller's remarks down to the essence, what he's saying is please impeach, why would he do that? >> the whole idea behind this special counsel was an insurance policy, a way to put forth impeachment reports and that's why we were told for years that there was treasonous collusion with russia. bad news for people who wanted to impeach trump for the crime of winning the 2016 election that there was no collusion with russia to steal the 2016 election. that's when they b went 2 to plan b which was to come up with this elaborate theory of obstruction and even on that they were unable to come up with any indictments for obstruction. that was the idea and in fact the failure of the russia hoax means the media are particularly invested as are democrats who participated in this conspiracy theory of coming up with something that enables them to avoid accountability for perpetuating that hoax. this is a perfect idea to go on to impeachment even thoug

chief political correspondent of the "washington examiner," mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalistler, white house reporter for the associated press. lots to chew over in that brand-new interview. use at their front row in the briefing room every day, what stuck out to you? speak of his commentary on the o inject himself in the conversation. we have seen this president, he wants to be the center player. he is not ceding the attention, he wants to be the pundit in chief and we saw that on display. we want let's go to a clip of him speaking about former vice president joe biden getting into the race. >> biden seems to have the lead, i would be very happy if it was biden. a sleepy joe. >> why? >> i think he did a bad job. >> you think he is beatable? >> i just don't think he would be a good candidate. we will see what happens. >> i think that clip you aired where he talks about investigating how this whole conspiracy theory began. if you look at what's been happening in the news come easy a lot of people in the media, people who are politicians, people who used to be in the government

let's start with the panel, chris stirewalt app fox news, mollie hemingway sr.gton post" but mollie, first reaction to hillary clinton. >> mollie: stunning to hear her say she ran a good campaign but the russian stole it from her. i think somebody needs to sit down and have a frank conversation about the fact she did lose. she did not run a good campaign and the russians did not steal that election. to have so much commentary people are worried donald trump will not accept next results of the election. we have had a problem with people not accepting results of the 2016 election. and that is on the democratic side. it also is filtering down to other races, stacy abrams still says she is not going to concede even though she left by tens of thousands of votes and she said we know longer need to concede. i've never seen anybody fact-checking stacy abrams on this issue. >> bret: you were just in iowa and seen joe biden on the trail. you look at those polls and in the early states, it's getting tighter. >> dan: it is not a surprise. and in a very interesting way, thos

mollie hemingway knows that well. the senior editor of "the federalists" and she joins us tonight.hank you a lot for coming on. is there any market on the democratic side for someone who says i am who i am, and if you don't like it, there is nothing i can do about it and straightforwardly presents the program without whining, without apologizing or being a victim? >> can i just burst say what you just showed is amazing and it shows what the problem is that the media are so much in alliance with the democratic party that sometimes people are not told what makes them seem ridiculous. somebody needs to sit gam gam down and let her know that she lost the 2016 election fair and square to donald trump. somebody needs to state to stacey abrams that she is now the governor of georgia, and some of you should kirsten gillibrand that there is nothing wrong with being 52 at all. i hope i have a good time when i am 52. that is not young. and it does not make you a young mother. and somebody just needs to say this. >> tucker: as nobody who is turning 50 in two days. it is not even middle-aged. i

let's bring in former deputy attorney general and mollie hemingway.from bill mitchell. fisa surveillance is not technically spy and, that's what faisal warrants are for. if you acquire the warrant by means of perjury, it is. shopping isn't illegal, shopping with counterfeit money is. they were spying with a counterfeit money fisa. >> the important thing there is that it was inspiring. spying can be done with approval and without approval but spying is one you secretly gather information on someone on behalf of the government, that clearly happened here. it wasn't just through fisa applications, multiple human informants, overseas intelligence assets, wiretaps, these are all the means by which we spy. attorney general barr would like to make sure that protocol is properly followed. it is interesting that people are freaking out in response to this fairly simple request. >> shannon: that's what we'll find out because the deputy attorney general is digging into this, you obviously had been a part of the doj. what do you think we will learn about those tw

we know from molly hemingway, a federalist that wrote a story the day after the election.man common out chairman jerry nadler that sat on his cell phone talking to a donor or staff or someone and talk about how he was going to use his committee chairmanship to build the case for impeachment and then impeach him. trish: i mean this is bad news. >> is not time to impeach, i think they're just bluffing. it is going to be in impeachment. it is a metaphysical certitude because the democrats cannot -- for them it's like an addiction, crack cocaine. they will impeach because they have to. trish: michael, sad state we are in. sad state. good to see you, thank you so much. the media just loves far left candidate, mayor pete. >> 37-year-old indiana mayor with a speech that many have said -- >> everybody stopped, they are watching tiger and they watched mayor pete. >> what you saw yesterday was good. trish: ken, voters doing the double take after mayor pete says putting america first is not always the best idea? i'm sorry, aren't you running for president of the united states of amer

with that we will bring in the panel, chris stirewalt, mar-a-lago sin , and mollie hemingway, seniorsts, it seems like if you just went by the polls, and we are nine months from one person voting, it seems like he has a commanding lead. >> yes, but the history of democrats who are front runners at this time in the process are that they do not become the nominee. that has been the historical record, that being said. i would say that many democrats are surprised at this. a lot of them thought that biden was a disaster waiting to happen, but they have been pleasantly surprised by his ability to raise money, his relative discipline on the trail, but all of that being said, biden has not really been challenged yet, he has not been on a debate stage with these other candidates yet, and yes, right now he is doing better than i would say almost every single democrat i have talked to thought he would do. whether it will last, i don't know. >> bret: we should not dwell too much on the polls, but south carolina, if you look at the numbers, and if you are kamala harris or cory booker, aren't you

mollie hemingway. a.b. politics and welcome back shannon bream fox news chief correspondent an corps of fox news at night and also the author of the new book "finding the bright side, the art of chasing what matters." which we are going to talk about in a bit and it's a great read. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> bret: what do you think about this and this back and forth today. >> i think we need to have senator kennedy weigh in on everything. he always makes you -- hold on just a minute. what i thought about this today with the back and forth with these two is i thought about the attorney general and the speaker last week meeting up at this event where behind closed doors the two of them sort of chuckled where do you have your handcuffs with you, ha ha ha. sergeant of arms is here if i need to arrest anyone. that's how washington works. in public there is going to be bluster. everybody knows their roles that they are playing. behind the scenes they are really sort of friendly. you have to wonde

sean hannity, sir carter, mollie hemingway, they have been doing the work the rest of the media won'tant to do. we only have a fraction of the story. i was told by a very respected former chief of station at the cia that the surveillance by the onmp campaign did not end inauguration day. the illegal surveillance continued after we moved into the white house. expect more on this. this story, we have to get to the bottom of it because it can never happen again. it is wrong. it is un-american. what do you make of this story, trump monitoring social alex after facebook banned jones, the spare can, and others? guest: we have a problem. we have a cartel situation with social media. social media has gotten away with the immunity of not being a publisher, which means they can do whatever they want, which is fundamentally wrong. they should be treated like the washington post, the washington times, any other publication. they should be responsible for what is on their platform. the idea that they politically disagree with somebody,, alex jones is a very problematic figure. conspiracy theories

here is mollie hemingway last night with tucker on what this means.omething they are not prepared psychologically to accept at this point. that's why you are seeing people react so strongly. a year ago we were told any critique on robert mueller was a attack on the public. couldn't have rule of law. if we even rit sized any way robert mueller? what's going on then with this extreme criticism of william barr? simply for saying he would like to make sure that our federal agencies that are tasked with law enforcement and intelligence-gathering were following protocol. steve: okay. that's what it's all about. she is talking about how the democrats cannot accept the fact that the mueller report is out there. and they found no collusion. nonetheless, there will be -- sounds like, according to jerry nadler a vote tomorrow on whether or not to cite a resolution of contempt in the congress against the attorney general unless they release the unredacted version. apparently at the staff level today they will get together and figure out if there is another way so

here with reaction fox news contributor mollie hemingway from the nation's capitol. >> great to be heret long ago joe biden had a different position on sanctuary cities he appears to have now. he has a reputation for changing his mind on issues or flip-flopping issues. he tends to represent somewhere near the middle of the democratic party, as the party foes to the left he goes with it. he changed his position on abortion. whether to redefine abortion, immigration issues, rule of law, any number of issues he changes. steve: where is the democratic party on sanctuary cities these days? >> there is a big difference between where the base of the democratic party is, where the average democrat might be or where the average person in the country might be. the base is fairly radical on this issue, seeking really not finding value in federal border enforcement or laws that are intended make it clear who is a citizen, who is not, who is in the country legally and who is not. the challenge for biden, he has to win a primary with a base fairly radical. if he wins that, he has not to be extreme to

ed: mollie hemingway had a great tweet isn't it interesting that james comey who is being investigatedll barr tweeting and attacking the attorney general. when the president does stuff like that it's obstruction of justice. james comey who is a little fearful is lashing out. what has him worried? why is he lashing out. here is what bill barr told our own bill hemmer. >> tried to get answer to the questions and i feel the answers have been inadequate. i also found that some of the explanations i have gotten to hang together. >> bill: why does that matter? >> if we are worried about foreign influence for the very same reason, we should be worried about whether government officials abused their power and put their thumb on the scale. i'm not saying that happened, but i'm saying that we have to look at that. >> bill: james comey has a lot to say about you. what do you think of him? >> i have noticed one of the talking points these days is always a tragedy barr is losing his reputation or his legacy is being continuinged becaustingedbecause of his serv. i don't think people are concerned ab