>> hillary is constantly saying stuff she can't back up. >> hillary is a liar.are all know that. judge jeanine: chelsea is talking about running for senate. >> no, ma'am. judge jeanine: she deserves a chance, doesn't she? >> happy st. patrick's day, and may god bless america and president trump, i stand in your corn. judge jeanine: why is your hand on my shoulder. >> absolutely. judge jeanine: her daughter now wants to run. >> we are sick of the clintons we need to get rid of them. judge jeanine: talk of hillary coming back as mayor of new york. what do you think? >> no. judge jeanine: bye, guys. [♪] uma: that's a wrap. laura inglis joined us next with the fox report. have a great night >> it's a big week coming up for republican plans to repeal and replace obamacare which could floor thursday or friday. this is the fox report. republican leaders will need every hope to push it through and send it to the senate where a different kind of battle awaits. it is a working weekend for president trump and mike pence, both in florida working to sell the plan. vice presi

>> hillary is constantly saying stuff she can't back up. >> hillary is a liar.ge jeanine: chelsea is talking about running for senate. >> no, ma'am. judge jeanine: she deserves a chance, doesn't she? >> happy st. patrick's day, and may god bless america and president trump, i stand in your corn. judge jeanine: why is your hand on my shoulder. >> absolutely. judge jeanine: her daughter now wants to run. >> we are sick of the clintons we need to get rid of them. judge jeanine: talk of hillary coming back as mayor of new york. what do you think? >> no. judge jeanine: bye, guys. [♪] people just can't get enough of me and my discounts. so this year, they're getting a whole lot more. box 365, the calendar. everyone knows my paperless, safe driver, and multi-car discounts, but they're about to see a whole new side of me. heck, i can get you over $600 in savings. chop, chop. do i look like i've been hurt before? because i've been hurt before. um, actually your session is up. hang on. i call this next one "junior year abroad."

a certain -- hillary didn't.s a man, he's anatomically a man. that's not the equivalent of hillary, because he sounds louder and because his voice is deeper, he sounds, i hate to say it, masculine and powerful. it's not the same equivalent. everything he says is not the way it was when hillary said it. >> masculine is not an adjective i would apply to that guy. >> i know what you mean, but still. >> he has no -- >> tom: i think it's true, what john mcwhorter said. it's still interesting to see this presented, it defies our expectations. >> i think an important thing about this is that i love that it's forced these people who are so wedded to identity politics, it shattered there reality because it was a total accident. if they had gone into this knowing they were going to be tested in some way they would have braced themselves and come out with a totally different opinion, because all of these people assumed they were going to be affirmed in their little bubble of thought, they couldn't believe it. i'm kind of ha

>> hillary is constantly saying stuff she can't back up. >> hillary is a liar.all know that. judge jeanine: chelsea is talking about running for senate. >> no, ma'am. judge jeanine: she deserves a chance, doesn't she? >> happy st. patrick's day, and may god bless america and president trump, i stand in your corn. judge jeanine: why is your hand on my shoulder. >> absolutely. judge jeanine: her daughter now wants to run. >> we are sick of the clintons we need to get rid of them. judge jeanine: talk of hillary coming back as mayor of new york. what do you think? >> no. judge jeanine: bye, guys. judge jeanine: bye, guys. [♪] ♪ she'll unease you ♪ all the better just to please you ♪ ♪ she's precocious, and she knows just ♪ ♪ what it takes to make a pro blush ♪ ♪ all the boys think she's a spy, ♪ ♪ she's got bette davis eyes

i will give you in a. >> and hillary never was, and hillary never was. >> she had more sensitive information she was transmitting. i mean do you really think it was the same thing? >> it absolutely was the same thing, but what is important here is not the comparison of the e-mails they're going to do that just to try to confuse everything. what's deeply distressing in contrast to the fake controversy around hillary clinton's e-mails and mike pence proved it was a fake controversy, they'll never investigate mike pence, the russian government hack into the dnc stole information and strategically leaked it. every day we're told about more and more meetings, we were told there were no meetings then carter page said he never met with the russians now we find out he did. we have got to get to the bottom of this. people need to testify you should oath. not lie the way our attorney general did to the senate and make sure this never happens again. >> robbie, i hear what you're saying about when it comes to russia contacts and there are a lot of valid questions, but don't under cut when you talk about

crime, hillary clinton crime family, hillary clinton crime -- if you do it on google it will say, hillary clinton cries and second one will be hillary hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech that will be the second choice. if you go to google search, and you print out what is searching on google you don't find -- you find hardly anybody searching hillary clinton's criminal reform criminal speech. you won't find very tiny percentage of people but it's up there as the second search. so in the area of wic wikipediae did a great job and they really dominate wikipedia and in the area of google searches the help of the former ceo of google, th did a tremendous job so republicans have a lot of work to do still. technologically -- bob. >> during the research for the book, i know you met with a lot of your sources, and did you come across some stories that you wanted to put in the book but you just couldn'tsome you know validate? >> it is your turn to get into trouble. but curious if you have the story, if you wanted to validate the the story or you tried to get it in there and editing took

he may have won the day. >> hillary, hillary!out the woman who kicked him when he was down. >> do you think he resolved, you indicated my election. >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. i'm totally convinced that russians were meddling and intervening covertly. >> u.s. intelligence concluded that putin personally ordered a campaign to influence the american election, in part because he holds a grudge for clinton's comments in 2011. >> the other accusation -- >> putin had denied that russia was hacking the democrats. >> translator: i don't know anything about that. you know how many hackers there are today. it's an extremely difficult thing to check. >> the russians allegedly focussed their attack on a particularly weak target. the democratic national committee. >> you could have broken into the dnc with a can opener. this took less work to get into the dnc's computer system than it took the watergate burglars to get into the dnc offices back during the nixon campaign. >> more than 1900 e-mails r

>> hillary is constantly saying stuff she can't back up. >> hillary is a liar.ea is talking about running for senate. >> no, ma'am. judge jeanine: she deserves a chance, doesn't she? >> happy st. patrick's day, and may god bless america and president trump, i stand in your corn. judge jeanine: why is your hand on my shoulder. >> absolutely. judge jeanine: her daughter now wants to run. >> we are sick of the clintons we need to get rid of them. judge jeanine: talk of hillary coming back as mayor of new york. what do you think? >> no. judge jeanine: bye, guys. [♪] lthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day 50+ a complete multi-vitamin with 100% daily value of more than 15 key nutrients. one a day 50+. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup®, we know they keep coming back. you never invited this stubborn little rascal to your patio. so, draw the line. one spray of roundup® max control 365 kills to the root and keeps weeds away for up to 12 months. because patios should be for cooking out and kicking back. round

he may have won the day. >> hillary, hillary!t the woman who kicked him when he was down. >> do you think he resolved, you indicated my election. >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. i'm totally convinced that russians were meddling and intervening covertly. >> u.s. intelligence concluded that putin personally ordered a campaign to influence the american election, in part because he holds a grudge for clinton's comments in 2011. >> the other accusation -- >> putin had denied that russia was hacking the democrats. >> translator: i don't know anything about that. you know how many hackers there are today. it's an extremely difficult thing to check. >> the russians allegedly focussed their attack on a particularly weak target. the democratic national committee. >> you could have broken into the dnc with a can opener. this took less work to get into the dnc's computer system than it took the watergate burglars to get into the dnc offices back during the nixon campaign. >> more than 1900 e-mails rel

. >> i heard everywhere hillary goes she gets a standing ovation. i don't know of there is clinton fatigue but some with politics people are exhausted watching tv the election left people depressed and angry certainly she got her share of blame the way the election turned out they were mystified by the fact she lost the election even though she won the popular vote. certainly with any public figure who is around that long you will go through peaks and troughs. we probably were in a trough right after the election but people looking at her little differently now they know the alternative. >> host: with their last day in office you close the book and other potential first day in the white house . why did you book end that way quick. >> actually it starts the first night there out of the white house he wakes up the morning january 21st in chapel choir in their private home the first time he had been out of public housing in a long time because he was governor of arkansas before that. the thought that was an interesting way. somebody told me interesting

hillary clinton is awful.ew study by the wesleyan media project proves mathematically that hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid was one of the worst run campaigns ever. at least when it comes to advertising. while many sad ads had no effect this time around, the study's authors argue they mattered quite a bit. add to buys in and michigan showed that trump was advertising the months ahead of the election, while clinton only bought ads for the final week. plus they were devoid of policy discussions in the way not seen in the previous four presidential elections. only 25% of clinton ads compared to trumps 70%. instead, most were video of trump using language or hillary trying to prove she was an actual human being. the authors conclude that message matters, and a message repeated endlessly does no good unless it resonates with a sufficient number of the right voters. now, were you surprised at this, ethnic let's make >> no! i wasn't surprised of this last march. i was saying, look at her ads. nothing about wha

he may have won the day. >> hillary, hillary!e woman who kicked him when he was down. >> do you think he resolved, you interfered with my elections, two can play at this game? >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. i'm totally convinced that russians were meddling and intervening covertly. >> u.s. intelligence concluded that putin personally ordered a campaign to influence the american election, in part because he holds a grudge for clinton's comments in 2011. >> the other accusation -- >> putin had denied that russia was hacking the democrats. >> translator: i don't know anything about that. you know how many hackers there are today. it's an extremely difficult thing to check. >> the russians allegedly focused their attack on a particularly weak target. the democraticational committee. >> you could have broken into the dnc with a can opener. this took less work to get into the dnc's computer system than it took the watergate burglars to get into the dnc offices back during the nixon campaign. >>

if you do it on google it'll say hillary clinton cries or hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech. that will be the second choice. if you go to the google searches and you print out what is searching on google you will not find her the anybody searching hillary clinton reform criminal speech. a very tiny percentage, but it's up there is a second search. so in the area of wikipedia she did a great job and they really dominated wikipedia. in the area of google searches with the help of the former ceo of google, they did a tremendous job. so republicans have a lot of work to do still technologically >> during the research for the book i know you met with a lot of your resources and did you come across stories that you wanted to put in the book but you just couldn't fit in? >> now it's your turn to get into trouble. >> i'm curious if you had stories that you wanted in their the editor can speak better than me but that others were very thorough. the attorneys, we spent almost a week and going over, where did you get this, and there's attorneys who there occasionally were not good enoug

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>> hillary is constantly saying stuff she can't back up. >> hillary is a liar.ea is talking about running for senate. >> no, ma'am. judge jeanine: she deserves a chance, doesn't she? >> happy st. patrick's day, and may god bless america and president trump, i stand in your corn. judge jeanine: why is your hand on my shoulder. >> absolutely. judge jeanine: her daughter now wants to run. >> we are sick of the clintons we need to get rid of them. judge jeanine: talk of hillary coming back as mayor of new york. what do you think? >> no. judge jeanine: bye, guys. [♪] : . : . : : with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever you are. it's your trade. ♪ ♪ e*trade. ♪ ♪ start trading today at etrade.com come close, come close. ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. awww. try this. for minor arthritis pain, only aleve is fda approved to work for up to

recognize a pro-hillary clinton message or a pro-hillary clinton hashtag or even just the name "hillary" or the name "clinton" and then deluge that mention with fake news stories, with crude remarks, with foreign, with lots and lots of pro-donald trump commentary, just flood the zone with enough of that stuff and pretty soon nobody can really have a conversation online about hillary clinton at all. if you do that enough, if you get enough bots working that beat, you end up drowning out what would otherwise be normal communication, normal commentary, normal discussion or even normal political organizing. you end up drowning it out in misinformation and noise and insults and just the sheer amount of traffic. and when that noise bomb that comes back at you online is not just loud, it's outrageous, profane, stuffed with unexpected bits of foreign, relentless, the number of posts that appear back at you and how long they keep going for, in that circumstance you think twice about trying to raise that subject online ever again, right? it makes discussion of the things you care about online, if

if you do it in google it will say hillary clinton crimes and the second one will be hillary clintonriminal justice reform speech will be the second choice. if you go to the google search and you print out what is searching on google, you won't find hardly anybody searching hillary clinton criminal reform, criminal reform speech. you find very tiny percentage of people but it's up there at the very second search so in the area of wikipedia, she did a great job and they dominated wikipedia in an area of google searches with the count of the former ceo of google, they did a tremendous job so the republicans have a lot of work to do technologically. >> during the research for the book did you come across stories you wanted to put in the book but you couldn't validate? >> now it's your turn. ifyou don't tell the stories, you have stories that if you wanted them in there but you couldn't validate the story where you tried to get it in there but maybe heading, you couldn't get out . the editors are better than me but the editors at high ship were very thorough. the attorney spent almost a

that is what happened with hillary clinton.veryone said how can we trust her lawyers turned everything over? the questions should be asked about governor pence before deeming him -- >> did hillary clinton break the law? >> caller: no. all i'm saying, ask the same follow up questions about mike pence's deletions as we did hillary clinton. some were deleted in realtime in hillary clinton's case, that was inappropriate. it may be case governor pence did in realtime. never turn the personal ones over according to the story. let's ask the same question. >> we can ask him if he used sledgehammers to bust up blackberries and the answer will be no. i really think that you are searching -- >> caller: we don't know. >> i would happily ask him that. >> caller: it's immaterial. a red herring to bring up the fact she used a personal server. personal e-mail is personal e-mail. if it's wrong to use it for work relat related purposes, it doesn't matter if it's g-mail or yahoo!. i think we shouldn't be so quick -- >> i have to disagree with tha

hillary clinton lost. and then they knew that they had all this intelligence about contacts between the trump advisers and high-ranking russians, some of them maybe russian official, some of them maybe just close to the kremlin. and they became worried, and frankly speak i became worried. i was outside of the government. i had advised hillary clinton on her campaign. and over the summer as the story

he literally said if you didn't vote for hillary he would take it personally.s you are putting your thumb on the scale with all the levers of government. there is a lot of smoke here and our congressional leaders must come clean. i want to see the transcript about all the possible allegations about trump ties or associate ties to russia. let's get it clear what the intelligence community says they are doing when they say they are doing their due diligence. kimberly: we need to see the transcripts to see what is going on. if there are misdeeds or criminal activity, they need to get to the bottom of it. up next, if these alleged wiretaps were to investigate the election, they would have bugged hillary clinton, too, right? tony shaffer is on deck. safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. you know, the kind of driver who always buckles up... comes to a complete stop... and looks both ways, no matter what. because esurance believes that's the kind of driver who deserves to save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch fr

he literally said if you didn't vote for hillary he would take it personally.gnals you are putting your thumb on the scale with all the levers of government. there is a lot of smoke here and our congressional leaders must come clean. i want to see the transcript about all the possible allegations about trump ties or associate ties to russia. let's get it clear what the intelligence community says they are doing when they say they are doing their due diligence. kimberly: we need to see the transcripts to see what is going on. if there are misdeeds or criminal activity, they need to get to the bottom of it. up next, if these alleged wiretaps were to investigate the election, they would have bugged hillary clinton, too, right? tony shaffer is on deck. now back to "watters world." kimberly guilfoyle in for jesse. kimberly: the idea of a sitting president wiretapping the next commander-in-chief is almost inconceivable. but that's if the news breaking tonight. the president wrote in a series of tweets. terrible. just found out obama had my wires tached in trump tower

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not to see hillary clinton elected? to see hillary clinton elected? to see hillary clinton elected?rom republicans on capitol hill, pressure coming from people, particularly in his new york field office, that were putting pressure on him but against the advice of the department ofjustice, against the long—term practice of democrat and republican justice department is and fbi leadership. he got involved and i think it was a terrible error in judgement. john podesta, thank you. thank you. back to our main news. tributes have been paid around the world to the victims of the westminster terror attack. sophie raworth spoke to some of those who went to show their solidarity and respect. shoulder to shoulder. police, politicians, faith leaders from all over london. the mayor of london urged people tojoin him in trafalgar square. thousands answered his call. those evil and twisted individuals who tried to destroy our shared way of life will never succeed and we condemn them. somewhere on their way home from work. others had felt compelled to head into the capital to be there. i'm a quiet pe

versus back on trump hillary clinton. if anybody has done any in-depth study about for a guy ould vote threes basically gone for wives and has a trophy wife on all the der on his arm ime versus a woman who has worked for women's rights and children all her life. amazed that she, i think she didn't each get 50% of or got low 50% of the women and have you done any on that? i mean, what is wrong with women? no wonder we don't get any place, there is a glass ceiling, if women couldn't support hillary clinton, i don't know what women they could support. host: do you think hillary has a place to run for another office down the road? caller: i think she's probably point, but how view the two and not choose hillary is just beyond beyond me.ally host: interesting scene yesterday at the white house hen president donald trump dropped in on a white house tour place.s taking the pictures of where he was standing showed he was standing next to the portrait of the former first lady and former of state hillary clinton. there is the shot

they were worried that hillary clinton would come in, create a no fly zone.happen to hate her, think she's complicit in trying to surround russia in the revolution that went on in ukraine and bunch of other things. >> got to go john. >> they got the cracker jk prize when donald trump won. not expecting that. trying to get the pulse. >> i've got to go. >> i talk all the time -- okay. >> get liz in. final word. >> he's the russian ambassador, whether or not it's right to characterize him as top spy, he's a mouthpiece working for the russian government. i could go on about this. we'll talk more about it i'm sure. >> thank you all. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. limited dat. t-mobile one save you hundreds a year. right now get two lines of data for $100 dollars. with taxes and fees included. that's right 2 unlimited lines for just $100 bucks. all in. and right now, pair up those two lines with two free samsung galaxy s7 when you switch. yup! free. so switch and save hundreds when you go all unlimited with t-mobile. but shouldn't it be about firsts?d in zer

johnson, but also hillary clinton.esides that, she was endorsed by one other journal called the dallas morning journal. host: thank you for the call. let me take his point, where does that put democrats and their motivation in 2018? guest: hillary clinton had a lot of experience in something voters did not value as much anymore. she had a lot of political experience and experience in government. as people have less faith in government, that did not matter as much. democrats have to be mindful that -- take that and as they are recruiting candidates, they're trying to get outsiders. i think we will see more retired military officials and officers getting into house races. some of them might be going back to that 2005-2006 when democrats had significant gains in the house. they will try to get more outsiders in the races and follow the donald trump mold to try to get back into power. host: let's go to texas. louis, republican line. caller: good morning. yes. are you there? host: we sure are. go ahead. caller: i am. let me

as far as hillary clinton is concerned and the campaign last year, you have to remember, she defeated sanders by millions of votes and she also defeated trump by millions of votes. so to say that she shouldn't have run after she did that i think is, she wouldn't find that persuasive i think, and many of her supporters wouldn't either. i would just leave it at that. >> host: joe conason -- >> guest: i should say one more thing. whatever you think of her career, i've written a fair amount about this, she was the standard bearer for a democratic party that was probably the most progressive that they've ever had, even going back to the 30s under roosevelt which were progressive platforms and then. if you read the democratic platform from last year which he endorsed and ran on, that was a pretty progressive platform. >> host: what is the national memo and the investigative fund? >> guest: the national memo isis a daily newsletter that i edit and sen send out and often writr the 300,000 subscribers. you can subscribe at national memo.com. it's free, covering news and politics of the day and

now hillary haunting president trump.ews banner no read, trump claims clinton is spying on him. shhh that's where obama's bug is hidden. meanwhile the real hillary getting an award from a girl's organization in new york city. >> i've had ups and downs. >> she's up all right. on the wall and president trump was gesturing for ten-year-old jack kor niccornish from a chri school in alabama to compose with him. jack didn't just smile for the camera. he made a circle with his fingers. prompting the question, what sign is the kid throwing up. maybe he was imitating one of the president's favorite hand gestures or perhaps it was just an old fashioned okay. through it all. hillary smiled. the moral of the story, you never know who is lurking over your shoulder. at least hillary didn't give the president the cold shoulder. or worse yet, leap off the wall. cnn. all right. thank you so much for joining us. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us tonight. no regrets. no proof. potentially repercussions. why sean spicer had the chance

host: hillary clinton? guest: hillary is half my book, so you should get the book because i * covering her in 92, when she is chafing at the very word first lady and she wanted to be called first mate which sounds more like a pirate ship. you can see in my stories and columns through the years the evolution of how i feel about her, so i highly recommend my own book their. host: you refer to the white house during the clinton's time as motel six in hundred. guest: yeah, i thought it was offensive the way people were buying the link in the air force one and i think that money has always been that grasping this, has always been a problem for the clinton's even now that they have like 230 million or whatever she still felt the need to do 675,000 goldman sachs speeches, which, i mean, at that point it's a psychological issue work she clearly feels that they have to keep stockpiling money maybe because she was the breadwinner when they got started in arkansas. host: james is calling in from washington. james, you

who cares what hillary clinton thinks?and i'm over the fact of her using her sex to try to get votes or get women into think they have to vote for her for the reality is she wants to be critical of president trump and some of the rhetoric. the problem is she was a candidate devoid of a. she was a horrible candidate which is something people don't talk about enough. she ran a horrible campaign, not stepping foot in a state like wisconsin. she had more television advertising pursuing one electoral college vote in omaha, nebraska, during the closing weeks than she did in wisconsin and michigan combined which would have brought her 26 electoral votes. >> juan: the election is over. she stands as one of the leaders of the democratic party. >> greg: that's sad. >> eric: i'm not sure about that. that hillary clinton right there is much better than the candidate that we saw last year. she is more relaxed. she is more herself. it is not the things she was doing on stage. she was being so stern. this thing relax hillary clinton and

although there's rumors that she and hillary clinton do not get along.eth warren really hurt hillary in the backstretch because she comes off mean. i think that people misunderstand. they say that arnold schwarzenegger gets under his skin. no, they don't. it's okay when they play this game because they usually second now. elizabeth warren would be a gift to him. she is a high-profile name but she only has so big of an audience. in fact, she is going to struggle. >> what happens is with an excited and loud audience, the people tend to think that that is bigger than it actually is. and they look at the success of bernie sanders and they think elizabeth warren is a few years younger than the senator from vermont. she has a way of explaining things that she sort of disavows and ignores facts and logic often times. but it is still very plain for people to grasp onto who want to share her ideology. and because she is able to explain things and she is a firebrand, in many ways she's a natural. >> do you think that she will get beyond these very liberal based re

i said she is bad for hillary. i watched that last couple weeks where she was getting up with that craziness and anger you i have got news for you, donald trump. women have had it with guys like you. and nasty women have really had it with guys like you. >> pocahontas would not be proud of her as her representative. jesse: i think she'll run against you, elizabeth warren. >> i hope so. that would be a dream come true. jesse: snoop dogg. >> i think that was terrible. not because of me. i think it many terrible to do that to any president, any person. i think it was pretty low life. his career is failing and he's getting a lot of publicity on it. but i think it was a terrible thing to do. jesse: bill o'reilly. >> great guy. nobody would know that. don't kid yourself he's a talented guy. jesse: i believe it. florida one. jesse watters. >> tremendous future, tremendous potential. i enjoy your show. and you have been so nice to me and that's why i do your shows on television, and here i am, "watters world." thank you, j

donald trump going after hillary clinton in a twitter barrage.t of the woods. criticizing the president's policies five months later. will the 2016 campaign ever end? which discuss with margaret hoover. and john avlon and former reagan white house jeffery lorde. tweeted about hillary clinton this week. then every week or so, he brings up the campaign. here is a reminder of what we have seen in the last few months. >> despite spending less money than the democrats and in all fairness, winning, people don't say. that we spent less money and we won. that's good, right? >> we are honored by the victory we had. 306 electoral college votes. we were not supposed to crack 220. >> bill clinton on the campaign trail. he must have had a tough night when he went home that night. called obamacare the craziest thing. >> so jeffery, i want to start with you. i'm not sure if you knew this. donald trump won the election. it's over. why is it advantageous for him to keep bringing up hillary clinton? >> john, it's never over. margaret is there and my history is as

hillary clinton kind of being i guess you can call ate throwback.o right the ship. does the democratic party run into a potentially problematic territory with its identity of having hillary clinton come back and be so prominent once again? >> i don't think she's going to try to ucerp the role of a new standard bearer at all. tom perez was a very big clinton supporter. his politics would have made him more naturally fit in the bernie camp, and he was a hillary person from the get-go. so there's no disconnect or problem between them or between the dnc that he's building. i think if it's up to him, he'll ask her to be helpful here and there. but also be very mindful that the dnc is looking at trying to raise up a new generation of democrats who are 20 and 3 years younger than she, and those are t people on whose behalf she should work. >> ann guerin of "the washington post," thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let's see what you're saying about today's microsoft pulse question. do you think she could launch a political comeback? so far, 74% say yes.

jim comey is the guy who released the letter about hillary clinton 10 days out. i do not think he can be viewed as a friend of clinton. i am not a defender of the policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on policies. they all wish the best for the country. most people who go into government do so because they want to bring about policies they think are good for the country. i have worked with a lot of these people and know these people, and they actually worked pretty hard to try to get the country safe. they have done a pretty good job. how many attacks have there been here since 9/11? some, obviously. that the fbi should have deported after the first , and we can think of cases in boston and orlando. but these are changes that trump's travel changes would not have affected. the people involved in this have worked pretty hard since 9/11. we owe them quite a lot. one of the things i dislike most about this rhetoric is -- klapper, have no reason to defend him. but if these conspiracy theories imagine that the entire cia or fbi is doing thi

as an actor, my job is to do hillary as hillary did hillary.e or not, but this is the way she delivers this and this is when she talks to the camera and smiles and laughs. >> what are the contrasts in playing her the way you are against a character like this? what are the contrasts that have become clear to you? >> one of the big ones is focus. the debates we are looking at. hillary looks at the camera and makes eye contact. that was an interesting thing for us. brenda is always really giving the focus all the way to jonathan the whole time. that was one of the fascinating things. her focus. and the way she reacted or not reacted to things he said. is she stonewalling or laughing it off and diverting to a different direction. what about her tactics as well. >> the moderator here, did your impressions change or understanding of the election change doing this? >> i continuing did and i had a perspective and both of these people and i see it reversed like this. it strips away any sort of bias that you had before you actually watch it and dive into

we wouldn't take hillary's word. should we take his word that he never received anything classified >> i think he just said he had his attorneys look over everything. bottom line what he did was legal. am i correct >> it was illegal for him to have a private e-mail account but he had to have it for certain activities such as campaigning activities. you can't do that in indiana under your gubernatorial e-mail. you have to have a separate e-mail. question is whether or not it made sense, and we don't know if he was receiving or passing along information that would have been information on that. we can't make a final determination whether he wasn't sloppy and reckless with confidential information. i don't think we know that at this time. >> rose anne, thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. >>> speaking of governors, maryland governor larry hogan is making another push to do legislature restricting. current plan allows politicians in power to draw the maps to their advantage instead of the consideration for the

that should include people like hillary clinton. five people around her have been given immunity, to include her former chief of staff. when you are given immunity, that means that you have probably committed a crime. >> and now general flynn is seeking immunity from the senate intelligence committee. there was some report that he's seeking an immunity deal from the house committee, as well. you've been in the political game a long time. what does your gut tell you? is this a case where you have a three-star general who clearly knows something, who is trying to protect himself? or is it as some legal experts have suggested, he's just covering his base which is the immunity request? >> we won't know until it comes out. i will tell you, i'm sure this tape has been played over and of again. i'm sure he's cringing when he hears this, because of what he said about hillary clinton and now he finds himself in the same hot water with the immunity deal with. that said, a lot of times it's customary. when you go before congress, you want immu

hillary clinton deleted 3,000 emails and said she turned over all of her emails.ike pence said he returned his emails over to an independent counsel, they're reviewing what is personal and what is estate business and giving it to the state as he is supposed to do. i see a very big difference between the two. >> these are both people who are there to serve the public and i guess, participating and a common practice at that level of communications email server enters a lexicon of a political news cycle. >> what you say it's common practice, and that may be so, but there is a clear difference between the governor of indiana, to use a private email server for business, as long as that gets turned over to the records and the secretary of state, who is prohibited by state a permit protocol from using a private email server. those are very two different scenarios. >> there's also a difference between talking about mike pence's private email server and some indiana basement and the fact that russia hacked our election and there are all these questions surfacing. >> there

hillary and bill clinton are not president of the united states. they are not the president. >> how do we know russia didn't play both sides? the continual narrative is that trump was somehow collaborating with the russians. >> then why didn't he release -- >> why didn't they release hillary's e-mails. she bleached them. >> the truth will come out at some point. but i think clearly the house is dysfunctional. nunes can't do this and i agree with kirsten, i just don't think the senate can do it either. i think you've got to have an independent commission. when the story first broke in july, it was debated, hotly debated in the white house about whether or not obama should have an investigation. they even talked about bringing in john, a rm toformer congress to do the debate. this went on and on and the president actually talked to putin a number of times and said, you know, this does not stand. we can't allow this to go on. but he decided against investigating because he thought that it would look like he was trying to interfere in the election. but