luis gutierrez 00:46 "los republicanos lo único que quieren es empezar otra investigación de hilary clintoncuantas investigaciones hemos tenido? más investigaciones que dedos que tengo en las dos manos y no han encontrado nada. sessions no neg o confirmo la existencia de dichas investigaciones. lo que s hizo durante la audiencia fue negar rotundamente en varias ocasiones que l tena conocimiento de cualquier relacin entre la campaÑa de trump y los rusos. otro tema que se toc brevemente fue el de inmigracin. s/ congresista steve king este republicano pregunt si crea que el presidente deba extender daca si el congreso no llega a un acuerdo. sessions no contest con claridad pero si dijo que algo se pierde cada vez que se da una amnista. y advirti que deban tener cuidado. s/randy serrano, @serranonews esta es la primera vez que sessions testifica en el congreso después de que dos ex asesores de la campaña de donald trump aceptaran haber tenido comunicaciones con rusia. --durante una audiencia publica en la asamblea federal de representantes, victimas de acoso sexual hicieron patente que el siste

. >> the thing about the blacks -- [ laughter ] >> as he sparred with kate mckinnon's hilarious hillary clintonthis man is clearly unfit to the commander in chief. >> wrong. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> he started birther movement. >> you did. [ laughter ] >> after that night, baldwin's rendition of trump was forever cemented in america's psych can i. >> number four. >> "saturday night live" has a permanent character. they always have presidents, but this is now this iconic "saturday night live" character. >> send in steve bannon. >> members of trump's team gave "snl" even more red meat. ♪ [ phone buzzing ] >> kate mckinnon played kellyanne conway. >> do you want a drink? >> jesus. >> and kate impersonation trying to win over cnn's jake tapper gave "snl's" version of fatal attraction another hit. >> i'm here to swallow gum and take names. >> kmoend melissa mccarthy struck gold at press sciatica, sean, spi"spicy" spicer. >> and our president will not be detered. >> driving his podium into the press. >> are you kidding me? [ laughter ] >> a lot of it is just funny. and all credit goes to trum

. >> the thing about the blacks -- >> as he sparred with kate mckinnon's hilarious hillary clinton, viewers this man is clearly unfit to be commander in chief. >> wrong. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> he started the birther movement. >> you did. >> after that night, baldwin's rendition of trump was forever cemented in america's psyche. >> and number four -- ahhh! >> "saturday night live" now has a permanent character. they always had presidents, but this is now this, you know, iconic "saturday night live" character. >> send in steve bannon. >> members of trump's team gave "snl" even more red meat. kate mckinnon stole the show as trump's overworked campaign manager, kellyanne conway. >> hello, jake. do you want a drink? >> and post-election, kate's impersonation of an unhinged conway trying to win over cnn's jake tapper -- >> i'm not going to be ignored! >> -- gave "snl's" version of "fatal attraction" another hit. >> i'm here to swallow gum and i'm here to take names! >> comedian melissa mccarthy struck comedy goal as press secretary sean "spicey" spicer. >> and our president will not be

for did i find a mess but here's what debbie wasserman schultz to here's what the clinton people did here's what hilary yourself did i mean here's what obama did she has torn the party apart and because we don't have adonis media it's not a big story when this is a huge story to him it's like stockholm syndrome they can't let go they simply can't go and you know sometimes that doesn't really bother me because they really took a fall last year in the election i mean it when your enemies hope the media's taken out in the process the liberal media as this was that new revelations the problem is like you just really did have to be the d.n.c. logistical control staff it contrasts something is maybe a lot of people in washington case you were a conspiracy formal person on this program i want to know your secret please. help rather than look absolutely right i was called a rush it was clear that a number of the g.o.p. of never voted republican over the what they think is the year you can but they're not the fact. they're not thinking that's the problem here let me go back to joe in cairo i mean not being able

clinton? >> oh, gosh, i think i will just laugh out loud right now. >> yes, that's hilarious, isn't it? usting. no human being was protected more than bill clinton was. they built this wall around him. >> absolutely. >> and no human being was more harassed and ridiculed and trashed as bill clinton's victims were. i did get get a time to speak. but it was only because i had lisa myers. she was one of the very few who believed in me and just stayed on that story until we got it through. and i commend her for that. >> laura: forced to air it nbc did not want to air that report. paulla, i will let you close this out, paulla, msnbc and jill brand and others who are now these late hits against bill clinton. do you think there might be any credibility to what they are saying? they now see the horror of sexual harassment and sexual assaults or is this all politics? >> it's probably politics. i mean, i would imagine that it probably was. i just wish that these people would mention our names, you know, when they are. >> laura: you are real people. >> yeah. we are absolutely real people. what gets

hilary. remember, donna brazile pointed out it was hillary clinton's idea to pay those agitators to follow donaldrump around. brazile also admitted that president trump was right about democrats pay and post, protesters. also, brazile was right and that the book in the clinton campaign was called. breitbart news chairman, mr. bannon, where were you one year ago tonight? >> i was with the president in the board room on the 14th floor of our campaign headquarters, and then went up to the residents when it got closer to victory. >> sean: let me ask you about yesterday, because you have been very outspoken. you are tired of weak republicans, but more importantly, they are trying to say last night was a referendum on donald trump. true or false? >> definitely falls. what we had is an establishment candidate, ed gillespie won a primary, very hard fought primary against corey stewart, and then really didn't try to embrace president trump or relieve the trump program until very late, where he just kind of basically talked about some of the issues, which i thought he should try to do more of. he never inv

one ad falsely claimed clinton has a 69% disapproval rating among veterans. a second ad told americans they could vote for hilary by texting. thfts the first of three hearings on kcapitol hill. >>> run over twice. a violent attack on the streets of philadelphia. >>> new revelations in a serial killer mystery. we go inside the grave of aj holmes. >>> check out this celebrity sighting. where this guy spotted samuel l. jackson in the area. why you could as well. >>> tomorrow we're taking the show on the road. see what new businesses are brewing in williams town and how the main drag is getting a 20% upgrade. >>> new tonight. the century old mystery of a serial killer as you have never bb seen. >> you couldn't make it up. >>> for the first time the chief archaeologist gives us a look inside the grave of hh holmes. and new doubts raised by a holmes relative. >> i have serious questions. >> the remains have been reburied at a cemetery. >> for scientists that represents closure to the mystery surrounding america first serial killer. as investigative reporter found out. not everyone agrees this horror story is finished.

clinton. we won't know this year's winner for another 11 days now. joining me, hilary rosen and paris stenard. hilary, we are going to talk about the "time" magazine debacle and confusion. but first, the confusion and this now showdown over the consumer financial protection bureau. so why is the president picking a potential fight that he just might lose with congress and the courts over this kind of naming of a new director? >> and let's be clear, fred, this consumer protection bureau is much more important to the american people than whether or not the president gets on another photo cover. for this reason, because it is the one federal agency, we'll step back for a minute, that has authority to say to the banks, you can't charge usry fees for credit cards. that has power over debt collectors. that has pushed back on fraudulent student loans. like, this is the agency that protects consumers. it was created eight years ago. it is an important agency. it is extremely popular with the american people. and it has helped enormous amount of people. the people trying to kil

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clinton as the dangerous war candidate. and it was very graphic. it would show hilary and show huge bombs and explosions. and i remember i couldn't believe it. hilary, big bomb and explosions. and the message was that trump was the peace candidate. and it seemed to me that she was in a catch 22 situation. the more she focussed on her competency as a military perp and chief. the more people could attack her. of course if she had said she was for world peace, she could be attacked from that direction. it's almost like no matter what she would do, she would be faulted. and i wonder if you think women in politics and in the military are in this kind of catch 22 situation. >> yeah. that's the great comment. yeah, i guess to think about the opposite would be how are male candidates perceived? certainly it seemed lilk clinton struggled with his past when he protested. correct me if i'm wrong. in england. against the vietnam war? is that correct? that came back to haunt him i guess as a candidate. and to be honest i don't know how he responded to that. i don't think we can i don't feel comfortable trying to thin

clinton who actually, guess what? it is like a saving angel who comes in and puts money into the coffers! >> hilarious... >> no, no. this is the truth. you can look it up. guess what, people say, this is terrible now that donna but sit in her book. donna is -- he came in and was going on what's going on? the bigger sin question mike debbie wasserman schultz who i think did not do a good job fore democrats and people said no, we want to be nice to her. she's a nice person. we can work with her. she's made some mistakes. she's not a great speaker, blah, blah, blah. too many forgiving, too many excuses made, and i think that's what led to it. donna walks in and donna says, "what a surprise. guess what? hillary clinton, not only will she signs the checks, but i gotta send every mitigation to brooklyn in order to approve." why is that? they are paying. the paper has always called the tune. >> but juan -- >> what a nice story. >> it would've been a happy ending if she won. if you are going to steal the election, at least win the election! basically she volunteered to be a squad leader and led the squad into an ambush. sh

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clinton, the dnc, democrats in general. as i said on "outnumbered," but we will try to barack obama who started to pay for the dossier. >> this is hilariousk we have two federal indictments and one guilty verdict, one of his staffers lied to the fbi about their communications. >> manafort at the time was working with the podesta group and the clinton campaign. >> harris: his brother just had to step away from the company that bears their name. >> tony podesta, if he was working for manafort and he broke the law, they should all go to jail. if you learned about the hacking of the emails by russia before -- what's interesting about it is he communicated to top-level officials of the campaign throughout this entire thing, his communication with the russians, trying to meet with the russians -- >> harris: kevin, you say what? >> i say let's hear it all. he said whatever you find about these sad lies, do it. when they accuse donald trump jr. of a meeting, what did he do? he released all of his emails. >> untrue. he lied about the meeting. >> you want to talk about who is releasing data. >> you are making it seem like people from the trump camp

donna brazile finding proof the hillary clinton took over the dnc nearly a year before the winning the nomination. in her new book she writes "as hilary'sned momentum she put it on a starvation diet. it had been dependent on her campaign for her survival and expect to will control of the operations." jonah goldberg is a fox news contributor. this excerpt from her book, donna brazile getting a lot of attention now, jonah. >> it's an amazing story. for everyone who called bernie sanders a conspiracy theorist and out of his gourd for the primaries were rigged it proved him right. if the j.f.k. files had all the stuff about a second gunman and space aliens you'd see guys in used book stores saying, i'm right. it was rigged and hillary clinton had taken over the democratic party. there's two things people aren't paying attention to so far this morning. the first is this shows what unbelievable damage barack obama had did in to the democratic party and left it in shambles for someone like hillary clinton to bribe them. >> sandra: donna brazile said they left them in debt and debbie wasserman-schultz was a culprit. and she said keeping the sec