yet, hilary clinton is not being held accountable for the crimes through the judicial system and that's deeply unfortunate. i do not think it's any coincidence the attorney general had a meeting with the former president, bill clinton, a few days before the decision was made to not pursue any charges against hilary. again, on the department of justice building it said when law ends, tyranny begins. the fact hilary clinton is not being held accountable not only she not qualified to be the president at saint she cannot get a job inside the file room at the fbi. her candidacy is a nonstarter. i disagree with her strongly on much of her positions on issues. i do not want to see my country be more like europe. like to see us get stronger with regards to immigration, cracking down on illegal immigration here and there he stays, provided more workers for people, more opportunities for people who are here legally. there is a process and i have a lot of compassion for the person who's not here yet because they went to the local consulate and said how do i pursue the american dream? opportunity e

the problem is hilary clinton is not bill clinton this is not 1990. you look at what is happening with george bush in 2004 george bushsa said i am not going to te traditional thing or i move it from my conservative base into the middle to win votes. but bush did in 2004 it was no, i have to go when conservative votes i'm going to motivate my base. going to turn them out and win. he was successful but barack obama did the same thing. instead of coming to the center this guy is gone far left. and he has one. if anybody thanks that hilary clinton is going to be moderated by bill klein didn't come to the center and be a moderate you are absolutely wrong. she's going to go over it helped govern with billy sanders the socialist. elisabeth wore this would be the teams have in place running our country. look at the socialist policies the bernie advocates for, that elizabeth advocates for and now hilary advocates for these do not offer upward mobility they bring you despair with its cuba, venezuela, argentina or southern european countries never grow economies

hilary clinton -- i mean bill clinton on the tarmac with lore loretta lynch was a massive inappropriatenessthe department of justice and law enforcement. >> how do you think we got here? >> i think we got here by the american people, or 49% of them, embracing a campaign for whatever reasons, and the autopsy on that will be done for generations, but i'm not really sure that people know what it is that they really asked for when they were in that 49%. >> i read a lot of things, but this is something he ran on. let me show you donald trump talking about retribution. >> i was going to fire comey, knowing there was no good time to do it. in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story, it is an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. >> that was him talking about what we talked about earlier in the hour, about firing comey. here he is talking about revenge. >> well, revenge does take time, i will say that. >> it does. >> and sometimes revenge can be justified. the bigger p

. >> that was my talk for hilary clinton. it was the best talk i gave. >> there you go. we brought it back to the surface. so, moving forward, i mean, how do you think democrats should talk about -- should balance talking about trump and this economic agenda and this economic message that i agree with you, needs to be more intertwined, but trump is also the president and this is now the opposition party given democrats loss in november. how do you balance that? >> this is like deja vu all over again. after a surrogate for hilary clinton, i continued to annoy my friends for asking them for money so i could continue to travel through the next two years, lifting up candidates, my leadership pack was called, win back your state. i gave a lot of talks at state party dinners. we flipped 17 legislative chambers with new candidates emerging. what i learned over the course of that, was this. in my early talks, 90% of it was about all of the horrible parade of horribles coming out of the trump administration, and only 10% of it was about the future. by the end, 90% of my talks to

now they are clear about their intentions in this footage alone, but that's not all in the hilary clinton email uh, archive. there was also no shyness about the fact that they're not very fond of assurance as a if you run, reaches the threshold of nuclear weapons. it will be much easier for to around to call on its allies in syria and hezbollah to strike it is real, knowing that it's nuclear weapons will serve as a deterrent to israel in response to a ron's own actions. let's go back to syria. it is the strategic relationship between a ron and the ba sharla side regime and syria that allows the run to undermine is real security, not by direct attack, which has never happened in 30 years of hostility between iran and israel, but through its proxies in lebanon, such as has blah, which are supported, armed and trained by iran through syria, the removal of the assad regime will put an end to this dangerous alliance. these really leadership understands perfectly well why defeating assault is now in its interests and even jake sullivan. the same us official who is now stating that washington is

square group investment firm previously raised money for democratic presidential cdites al gore, hilary clinton, and barack obama served a a chief investment officer for soros fund managentut more recently he raised for the $57 million for donald trump's 2024 campaign. if confirmed he would become the second gay person to serve in the presidential cabinet after pete buttigieg. next, scott bessent at his own words we start with his remarks at a conservative economic policy summit held on the sidelines of the 2024 republican national convention. heal about potential economic priorities for a second trump administration. >> let me start with you, scott bessent. you are one of the leading financial minds in america. you've made a lot of money in the financial markets pretty been a strong support of donald trump or you talk to him all the time. you see scott on foxnews all the time, foxbusiness news as well as adjacent and charlie of course. you are talking to trump. what do you think he needs to be doing in addition to the things we have been talking about. what is heat need to be doing to get this

. >> and think it was hilary clinton said hope is not a foreign policy.h iran iran has to know this no te military threat they have to know ther there's a prohibitivee to be paid for enriching uranium far beyond the range that limits set by the international community. by the iran nuclear nuclear nonproliferation treaty. at the hair away from becoming a military power there are no limits on this delivery system we see the rockets in these pictures they double as a space program that put satellites in space they could carry nuclear warhead. they have enough uranium and rich to make fort nuclear weapons right now today. they can do it as in a matter s if not a matter of days. the united states has sufficient forces on the region there is additional forces in the region we may have to reach a point where the preemption becomes an option saying to the iranians if you do not stop this going to be a military response. >> i cannot see the world's leading iran become nuclear capable. unless they just want the world to go away i cannot see folks letting that happe

hilary clinton recognized a large part of her basement she ran against trump was socialist. the democrats are stuck there for some time. it also means a significant resistance they are going to continue not just against trump really against the country. they are complaints about billionaires. they have their own billionaire and so many others. there were more billionaires supporting kamala harris and supporting trump. >> i had a list of 88 prime wall street players that were supporting harrison. so they are not going anywhere. part of that money griffiths acquired the power to help to build the next big. >> you said it was the old school for you are right we had joe manchin and we were going to run the soundbite but we won't. i do want to run the sound bite of a younger democrat who is thinking of actually moving to the republican side if democrats do not get off this progressive. run this steven smith soundbite if you have it there. >> i voted democrat up got it sy something right now, i do not like the fact that i did. nobody is above the law you go out and you parted your

look what he did with hilary clinton when he came in 2016. can you name a single political enemy donald trump prosecuted? all the talk about retribution and revenge he actually never did it. i think he was going to pardoned no matter what ordinarily prosecutors are not big fans of pardons. there is a time and a place for them it is just really hard for a parent particularly one in his 80s to see a child go to prison. >> to what degree does this pardon and a a weird way going on theater cynicism which i of course wholeheartedly share in all things when it comes to politics. but, to what degree does this possibly prevent further prevents furtherquestions that e eventually led to i don't know, president biden himself? >> charlie you put your finger on it. the reason you do it now is what they are doing now is presentence investigation. some states do it but all federal cases do it. it is an exhaustive background into the facts that undergirded the conviction or the plea. it is exhausted. it's not them by the prosecution. this forecloses that. it

look what he did with hilary clinton when he came in 2016. you name a single political enemy donald trump prosecuted? all the talk about retribution and revenge he actually never did it. i think he was going to pardoned no matter what ordinarily prosecutors are not big fans of pardons. there is a time and a place for them it is just really hard for a parent particularly one in his 80s to see a child go to prison. >> to what degree does this pardon and a a weird way going on theater cynicism which i of course wholeheartedly share in all things when it comes to politics. but, to what degree does this possibly prevent further questprevents furtherquestions e eventually led to i don't know, president biden himself? >> charlie you put your finger on it. the reason you do it now is what they are doing now is presentence investigation. some states do it but all federal cases do it. it is an exhaustive background into the facts that undergirded the conviction or the plea. it is exhausted. it's not them by the prosecution. this forecloses that. it cut

former deputy senior advisor to hilary clinton and syndicated columnist cal thomas.me to all of you. let's start this bill present biden said this about why he vetoed it he said it would create new judgeships states where centers have sought to hold open existing judicial vacancies those efforts to hold up concerns about judicial economy and caseload are not the true motivating force behind passage of this bill now. >> 's is turned into an issue where both parties are accusing the other one of playing politics. before the election and i said senate passed this unanimously but then the house did not take it up for a vote until after the election. we have democrats saying their house republicans only wanted to vote for it because donald trump had won the election and he would get to appoint a significant number of these judges into the role or as you have republicans accusing democrats of playing politics because house democrats did not want to vote for it and then biden end up issuing a veto of this. all around you have lawmakers sing the other side is at fault for th

that hangs on the neck of barack obama and hilary clinton. wases interesting this campan iraq is been difficult to ledge jeb bush it took them a week to figure out where he wanted to be on theve issue with very few moments when i've been proud of the republicans on the articulation of iraq. i can almost think of one marco rubio was asked about he said it was not a mistake for iraq was not a mistake. i remember sitting there saying finally, at least somebody will not cave into the narrative. hopefully the reality is whoever is an ex- commander in chief in this weather republican who tromped or cruised to unleash war on the islamic state per what i do take issue with is the way people characterize ted cruz and donald trump whether it's carpet bombing or the willingness to unhand cap the enemy. their focus is on doing whatever it takes to destroy the islamic state. not we want to find a way to kill civilians carpet bombing is not target civilians carpet bombing is a point over the headquarters of isis is in morocco that we are going to vomit eve

principled man paired .memory cut his teeth working fr bill clinton and later heavily support of hilary clintone sweet irony here. jon: that was the point is going to make you with the white house spokesman for bill clinton. bill clinton certainly was no choir boy when it came to issues outside of his presidency. >> wright does a principled man, i'm not going to apologize because i am right i am george stephanopoulos, i am always rights. thirty-seven days, 37 days will be in the oval making it great again. i do think these remaining lawsuits and there may be more. this is just clearing the way in showing folks you are in the find out phase very quickly with donald trump. he has had it hurries fighting back against law there were bullies don't get is a people start fighting back they're not used to seeing hands in their face like this. they're going to keep seeing hands. jon: the references to donald trump as hitler, some of the other horrific things that have been said about him during this campaign and this is one of the sweet moments where he gets to throw it back in their faces and say you l

as a party that night that night thinking i was going to have to be governor under hilary clinton, yikes we came out of that it was like yeah baby, this is going to be great. i'd endorsed president trump may earlier that year end endorsement 2020 so it was easy to endorse him this year. and i can tell you right now and tell you one thing. and under president biden people say where you go around the country helping campaign for president trump? i said i don't want anything i don't want a single thing from president trump other than he gets elected.dy the first lady feels the same way. what i doo understand i got a front row seat you're not reading about in the papers is not laws passed by congress we in north dakota's natural resource state we are under a full-blown attack, regulatory regime, biden bureaucrats that come down on the state of north dakota trying to shut down how we produce s a baseload energy trying to shut down the oil and gas industry i do not think they know it they're also going to kill agriculture in the processs because if you kill internal combustion's machines say a

disagreeing on refugees i would just like clarification that my opponent is saying she disagrees with hilary clinton's onon refugees? that i don't want to put words in her mouth i just want to know if that's what she saying she disagrees with. with the available time that is left, we absolutely disagree on a few different things were just mentioned the iran nuclear deal as of $250 billion to the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. iran is pledging to wipe israel off the map they chant death to america on the holidays. they have financed and they have overthrown foreign governments. the hezbollah in em it we had to pay $1.7 billion to the eye iranian's great money that we did not owe and we had to paid the same exact time simultaneously in order to ensure american hostage that's called ransom. people are called something else that's fine what's important to note is that since then more american hostages that have been taken. now we can call it an agreement we did not even ask for a signature on the agreement so secretary kerryto responded to e said is an unsigned political commitment the side d

hand believe it's still the case i leave in west mamie surrounded by precincts that voted for hilary clintone ago i'm going to be running into people with different points of view. i think when you point to all of that you realize at the end of the day what i think that because it perhaps the biggest thing that because it is institutions that used to regulate how we treat one another, outside of government, outside of politics, have broken down work frazzled and awake they no longer regulate how people treat each other than the political realm. and my last point i revert not i was in this room 10 years ago i would be here to convince you to care about politics now that's all everybody talks about politics is everywhere in movies, entertainment,r. sports, you cannot turn anything on politics is not crept into. we are taking me places wouldn't go to get away from it. and we act in a different realm. that is added to it as wealth other than all that i think is going well. [laughter] we talk about these echo chambers that we all live in. seems like those havese been tan away the incentives that

square group investment firm previously raised money for democratic presidential cdites al gore, hilary clintonserved a a chief investment officer for soros fund managentut more recently he raised for the $57 million for donald trump's 2024 campaign. if confirmed he would become the second gay person to serve in the presidential cabinet after pete buttigieg. next, scott bessent at his own words we start with his remarks at a conservative economic policy summit held on the sidelines of the 2024 republican national convention. heal about potential economic priorities for a second trump administration. >> let me start with you, scott bessent. you are one of the leading financl

he got more votes than hilary clinton? no.lectronic nonsense from google or some high-tech company added votes. and third, california just got done counting their votes a couple days ago? a month after the election? that is baloney. we should cut california out of the union. put up a fence or wall around them and get rid of them because a month later they're still counting votes? that does not seem right to me. thank you. >> guest: i can try to respond to the historian. i'm not going to argue in any of your points. there were no questions anyway. looking back at our history that's how elections work and often takes weeks, months to figure out the results of an election. often during these diaries of people who vote in or out in the field to weeks later in spite of the result of the election. it's a big dispersant complicates is tempered over the last 200 years, it often takes quite some time it often surprises us. it is not surprising to me at all it takes time to count the votes. i would also say compared to the 19th century