>> yes, hillary, hilary clinton. greg: yes. hillary was on murphy brown. good for her, i say. if you can't be president, then do cameos on [ bleep ] rehashed sitcoms. in a year, who bets she ends up as the next colonel sanders? [laughter] greg: yeah, yeah, yeah. i know something else happened. but we're going to get to the kavanaugh stuff in the next segment. you can wait. but first, let's dig into a nice big healthy bucket of trump. so now that donald trump has made america great again. he's going to make the world a better place too. but is the world ready for that? here's trump pulling a gordon ramsay at the u.n. about to tell them that their menu sucks. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> laugh if you must, you small meaningless bureaucrats. what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally

>> yes, hillary, hilary clinton. greg: yes. hillary was on murphy brown. good for her, i say. if you can't be president, then do cameos on [ bleep ] rehashed sitcoms. in a year, who bets she ends up as the next colonel sanders? [laughter] greg: yeah, yeah, yeah. i know something else happened. but we're going to get to the kavanaugh stuff in the next segment. you can wait. but first, let's dig into a nice big healthy bucket of trump. so now that donald trump has made america great again. he's going to make the world a better place too. but is the world ready for that? here's trump pulling a gordon ramsay at the u.n. about to tell them that their menu sucks. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> laugh if you must, you small meaningless bureaucrats. what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally

>> yes, hillary, hilary clinton. greg: yes. hillary was on murphy brown. good for her, i say. if you can't be president, then do cameos on [ bleep ] rehashed sitcoms. in a year, who bets she ends up as the next colonel sanders? [laughter] greg: yeah, yeah, yeah. i know something else happened. but we're going to get to the kavanaugh stuff in the next segment. you can wait. but first, let's dig into a nice big healthy bucket of trump. so now that donald trump has made america great again. he's going to make the world a better place too. but is the world ready for that? here's trump pulling a gordon ramsay at the u.n. about to tell them that their menu sucks. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> laugh if you must, you small meaningless bureaucrats. what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally

>> yes, hillary, hilary clinton. greg: yes. hillary was on murphy brown. good for her, i say. if you can't be president, then do cameos on [ bleep ] rehashed sitcoms. in a year, who bets she ends up as the next colonel sanders? [laughter] greg: yeah, yeah, yeah. i know something else happened. but we're going to get to the kavanaugh stuff in the next segment. you can wait. but first, let's dig into a nice big healthy bucket of trump. so now that donald trump has made america great again. he's going to make the world a better place too. but is the world ready for that? here's trump pulling a gordon ramsay at the u.n. about to tell them that their menu sucks. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> laugh if you must, you small meaningless bureaucrats. what have you done lately besides boozing on our dime and chasing hookers? love it or hate it, trump is the leader of the free world and he's ready to give the planet a little tough love. >> germany will become totally

two separate lobbying firms, one a republican firm, one a democrat firm, with direct ties to hilary clinton. and that makes sense because if you read today's superseding indictment, filed about an hour before, the plea deal took place in court, it refers to company a and company b. and how -- lou: mueller do you think is aware that this is a democratic operation that he's treading on friendly territory? >> if he was going to go after manafort, he had to go after the business associates who were in on the deal to lobby for the ukraine government, and according to the superseding indictment, both these firms were using a brussels nonprofit as a cover in order to -- lou: you don't say -- >> as a conspiracy to defraud the government in not filing as foreign agents, and so those two -- lou: so are you saying that we could see two lobbying firms in a lot of trouble with the democratically led special counsel, or as the president puts it, bob mueller's witch hunt and the now what 17 democratic accolades? >> that's how i read the indictment, my source tells me it has nothing whatsoever do with dona

jon: yeah, because james comey tried so hard as he said himself to wrap up the hilary clinton e-mailtigation well ahead of the presidential election. >> yes, it's been longstanding doj -- i won't say protocol, but it has been an understanding that you would like to wrap up politically sensitive investigations with enough time for it to be absorbed by the general populus so it can enter into the minds of voters for the next election. many of the president's detractors, though, say that because the president himself is not on the ballot, that that same protocol should not apply. jon: covering the white house for the daily caller, thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: strap in for the headlines sure to come tomorrow when lanny davis the attorney for the president's former lawyer michael cohen joins howard kurtz on media buzz. he will break his silence about his behind the scenes role of a cnn story that's been denounced by the president. you can watch that at 11:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow morning. >> the funeral for senator john mccain featured emotional speeches from across the p

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fantastic new york times best seller, number one, the russian hoax, the illicit scheme to clear hilary clinton and frame donald trump. so i need you gentlemen here for a reason. we're going to dig into some of what's going on, and i want to start with you, brad smith. people tell us federal election laws are arcane. they are arcane, there's too many of them. but that said, people want them, they keep demanding, less money, less money, in politics. i want to ask you a question, if there's an individual who makes a payment from their own pocket or from their own company or they direct their private lawyer to make a payment, whom they later reimburse, even if they don't reimburse, also from the same funds, to enter into a nondisclosure agreement with an individual, a nondisclosure agreement with an individual, involving alleged activity that preceded this individual's candidacy, for any federal office, is that a campaign contribution? >> the short answer there is no. >> why not? >> well, it's not because it doesn't arise out of a campaign. the key thing that you said there, mark, is that it happe

what is so different to conservatives who look at this, that's not how they dealt with the hilary clinton situation. five times they handed out immunity. in those agreements which i have read there is no requirement that they cooperate with the federal government. and yet you go and look at how this is handled, and it's totally different. it is the duplicity that is driving conservatives crazy here in washington, d.c. it's just not fair because it's not done the same way. chris: julie, i want to pick up on one other issue, and i don't expect you to have an answer, i'm asking you basically for a theory because the expectation was that one of the reasons that paul manafort was hanging so tough and going to trial and spending all this money was that if he stayed true to the president, and the president kept praising him, that eventually he'd get a pardon from the president and his problems would go away. why do you think that manafort decided to give up on that strategy? >> well, i think there are a couple reasons. and you alluded to some of them. he is 69 years old. he has a family to worry

drinking in may of 2016, papadopoulos told an australian diplomat that russia had political dirt on hilary clinton. the president of course has repeatedly denied any type of collusion between his campaign and russia, and he has repeatedly called the special counsel investigation into his campaign a witch hunt. jon? jon: we have heard that term. ellison barber, thank you. let's bring in the politics editor for the washington examiner. so i guess that robert mueller gets another notch on his belt with a conviction of papadopoulos. but a 14 day sentence, that doesn't sound like that the judge thought this was all that serious. >> yeah, i think when you look at it, number one, obviously, from an optics perspective, it is good for the investigation. it is a conviction that gets a little closer to what the whole point of the investigation was supposed to be. the trump campaign and russia and russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. but the length of the sentence also reveals george papadopoulos wasn't a big player, that it wasn't a significant development in the investigation, at least i

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administration that withdrew from everything that we knew, but -- >> and bernie sanders opposed it and hilary clinton opposed it. >> but it doesn't change the fact that there was an attempt to modernize those rules and address some of those issues. i mean, we know where democratic opposition to trade has been. the change has been -- there was a change in the last election where trade was weaponized in the republican primary, the way it typically is in a democratic primary. that's what i think shocked everybody. but there is some -- there are good forces out there, and i think engaging governors, engaging mayors is a way to begin to change that narrative. >> bill? >> boy, it is just too easy to blame people in this country. we're good at it. the politics of anecdotal -- whatever issue is on the front page or on the cable news in your hometown is going to drive your vote. it is the negative politics that is driving me crazy. what's happening -- think about it, mickey mentioned the internet. in 1995 was the first time the american people ever saw anything like that, internet. what's happened as a conseq

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drinking in may of 2016, papadopoulos told an australian diplomat that russia had political dirt on hilary clintonse has repeatedly denied any type of collusion between his campaign and russia, and he has repeatedly called the special counsel investigation into his campaign a witch hunt. jon? jon: we have heard that term. ellison barber, thank you. let's bring in the politics editor for the washington examiner. so i guess that robert mueller gets another notch on his belt with a conviction of papadopoulos. but a 14 day sentence, that doesn't sound like that the judge thought this was all that serious. >> yeah, i think when you look at it, number one, obviously, from an optics perspective, it is good for the investigation. it is a conviction that gets a little closer to what the whole point of the investigation was supposed to be. the trump campaign and russia and russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. but the length of the sentence also reveals george papadopoulos wasn't a big player, that it wasn't a significant development in the investigation, at least in terms of what informa

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clinton of sexual assault is way more. [applause] greg: all right. tyrus: the one hilariousf this whole situation is that a senator actually said shut up and step up which is hilarious because we have a senate who does not do that. you want to blame it on the brose where's the bipartisanship? it's amazing. >> and it's a flip. it could be a woman or a man. greg: yeah, everybody is unsafe when you remove due process. >> no justice. greg: that's why america is different. speaking of things that have not been confirmed, bert and i'm going to start with some balayage clip-ins, then razor cut up to a blunt angled lob. i'm retiring; you're my swan song. what?! he's gonna slap some clips in your hair, give you a bob and then he's gonna move to boca raton. but you're gonna look amazing. ok. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes by

clinton of sexual assault is way more. [applause] greg: all right. tyrus: the one hilarious of this whole situation is that a senator actually said shut up and step up which is hilarious because we have a senate who does not do that. you want to blame it on the brose where's the bipartisanship? it's amazing. >> and it's a flip. it could be a woman or a man. greg: yeah, everybody is unsafe when you remove due process. >> no justice. greg: that's why america is different. speaking of things that have not been confirmed, bert and greg: it's the latest heat to hit sesame street. a former writer was asked if bert and ernie were gay. mark feldman who wrote that i was felt that without a huge agenda when i was writing bert and ernie they were but i don't think i know how else to write them but as a loving couple. meanwhile, sesame street leads to statements in response as a bert and ernie are friends and because they are puppets and no sexual orientation. and the guy who created bert in the 60 says they are not gay. this should celebrate or maybe we need a second opinion. please we

clinton of sexual assault is way more. [applause] greg: all right. tyrus: the one hilarious of this whole situation is that a senator actually said shut up and step up which is hilarious because we have a senate who does not do that. you want to blame it on the brose where's the bipartisanship? it's amazing. >> and it's a flip. it could be a woman or a man. greg: yeah, everybody is unsafe when you remove due process. >> no justice. greg: that's why america is different. speaking of things that have not speaking of things that have not been confirmed, bert and i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with cha

clinton of sexual assault is way more. [applause] greg: all right. tyrus: the one hilariousle situation is that a senator actually said shut up and step up which is hilarious because we have a senate who does not do that. you want to blame it on the brose where's the bipartisanship? it's amazing. >> and it's a flip. it could be a woman or a man. greg: yeah, everybody is unsafe when you remove due process. >> no justice. greg: that's why america is different. speaking of things that have not been confirmed, bert and ernie's sexuality. that is next. [cheering and applause] i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. is important to me so father being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things that i wanted to teach my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start o

clinton. i get that a lot. but my name is spelled with one l. >> okay, hilary with one l, please sit down.eard this is a pretty demanding job. >> i am qualified and ready on day one. >> and i also assume you have had previous secretarial experience. >> absolutely. for four years i was a secretary of a very large organization. >> and you have all the reck we sit skills, computer, e-mails. >> e-mails. i do have some experience with e-mails. >> how are you at team work? you know, putting on a news program is a huge operation. >> oh, i get that completely. everyone works together. it takes a village. >> well, you are very impressive. maybe a little over qualified. how about i take some time to think it over and give you a call. >> it was a pleasure meeting you. i will be expecting your call. and, here, let me give you my card. >> thank you. >> thank you. hilary at youcouldhavehadme.com. >> her original series had more than 90 secretaries in a ten-year run. i have to admit i lost the thread somewhere in that sketch of what's reality. >> yes. >> we're so through the looking glass, i can't tell w