hillary,the choice of so if trump is bad, hillary must have been good. andthe obama administration hillary was a continuation, supposedly, of the obama administration. weaponize the irs against christians. now we are finding they weaponize the department of justice, the cia, the fbi, the deep state, and so you are coming on and saying the christians made a bad choice, by your statement, trump is bad for the country. host: will get a response. guest: i don't see any election as a binary choice. there are candidates on the ballot. there are usually more than two, and you have to vote your conscience. that might not be voting for someone in one of the two political parties. i understand that could be helping the other party win, if you don't vote for the party, you vote against a candidate you like or don't like, but that's at the conclusion of the at the conclusion of themehost: candidates. hillary clinton did have some issues. i think she failed miserably at appealing to evangelicals. there was no way hillary clinton was going to carry the majority, or ev

if hillary's emails are still the issue, hillary's emails is why hillary is not president of the united states! the fbi's actions in investigating hillary and reopening the investigation ten days -- that proves that james comey was not going for hillary. >> jason: who was hillary emailing? she wasn't emailing herself. >> i let you finish. >> jason: do you believe -- >> it doesn't matter at this point! >> jason: it does. >> it doesn't matter at this point. we have a president of the united states who at the very best to look weak in front of putin on monday. otherwise, it is something we don't even want to talk about because it brings us down a rabbit hole. >> jason: chris, i will play a quote from president obama that happened before the election. i know you've heard it. but listen to this quote. >> there is no serious person out there who would suggest somehow that you could even -- you could even rig america's elections in part because they are so decentralized and the numbers of those involved. >> jason: so chris, these same three characters, brennan and clapper and comey, they were

we know hillary clinton lied to, we knew rice lied to.from tunisia or rather from livia that said, their version was totally false. and they deliberately and maliciously lied to the american people. that should all be released, we should be able to see with these people really are. then you say to yourself, if that's all true, and if clapper and brown and others were engaged in lying to the american people, why would they keep their secrecy? why would they be allowed clearance? i think it's important to get all the stuff out in the open. >> sean: all right mr. speaker, a very powerful. when we come back, we will get tom fenton and andy mccarthy's report of the situation -i've seen lots of homes helping new customers bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not comp

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. he despised hille lary clinton >> who do you want vladimir putin or a crook? >> and so americans are asking, what did putin get and what more does he want? is he really the most powerful man in the world? >> december 5th, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany, and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. they were lash iing out against communist rule. that night in dresden they found a target, the local kgb headquarters. the mob was outside and peering through the curtaining was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down. police weren't going to help and he called for instructions. >> desperate for help putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow over and over again. >> finally one official told him simply moscow is silent. >> and i think it felt like a de

he may have won the day. >> hillary! hillary!orgot about the 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. beginning as early as 2015. >> putin personally ordered a massive influence campaign to sway the 2016 election towards trump. according to the cia, the fbi, and the nsa. why? in part, because he holds a grudge against clinton for her actions in 2011. the alleged operation was sophisticated and multifacetted. an army of internet trolls, bankrolled by billions of dollars, launched attacks against clinton, in social media, using ads in key swing states. >> they're smart enough to know that social media is the way to touch americans personally. >> 13 russians have been indicted by special counsel robert mueller in connection with the operation. and elite hackers linked to russian intelligence pillaged the e-mails of the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign,

. >> of course putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. >> he despised hillary clinton. >> whom would youe better? vladimir putin is not a friend to democracy. he is a crook. >> actual the strange summit between donald trump and vladimir putin in helsinki, americans are asking, what did putin get? and what more does he want? and is he really the most powerful man in the world? december 5th, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building. as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down. police weren't going to help and he called for instructions.

and hillary paid for them.n's great comeback, fox news contributor newt gingrich, we are expecting gdp growth. it revises their prediction and i don't think it's going to get there. 25.53%, and anything above four would be a grand slam home run by any proportion. let's get some important issues here. i've never seen a group of people lie to courts like this. and fix an investigation like this, that had turned on one presidential candidate like this and abuse the power in such a level. lying to pfizer judges to spy on america comic americans, we don't have a constitution, sir, if this stings. >> we do have a constitution but we have to fight to preserve it. >> sean: that's writing it, isn't it? >> while benjamin franklin said to a woman right outside the constitutional convention, when she said what have you achieved, he said, a republic, if you can keep it. if i had any complaint about what sarah sanders said today that the president thinks he's going to do in terms of these people, he's not going far enough or

hillary clinton had a rigged investigation. i think the evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible for obstruction and for the espionage act and a number of statutes we laid out here. what happens to her? and what happens to the people that were involved in the exoneration before the investigation to impact the presidential election? never mind lying to four fisa judges to get warrants to spy on americans and opposition party candidate representatives. >> this is where i get myself in trouble. because all of the principle decision makers now were put in place by president trump. jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, wries wray. it's no longer loretta lynch and jim comey. if they have uncovered systemic abuse or criminalality. they have an obligation to prosecute it. but when the head of the fbi stands up in front of the entire world and exonerate her like jim comey did i don't know a prosecute good enough to win that case. so to find out whether she -- jim comey ruined it by not interviewing her seriously and ruined it with that pr

vladimir putin was not a fan of hillary clinton. >> of course putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. he hated hillary clinton. >> prime minister, we have a lot of problems. >> the tension between the leaders had been brewing for years. in 2001, another american leader, george w. bush, vouched for putin. >> i looked the man in the eye. i found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. i was able to get a sense of his soul. >> but on the campaign trail in 2008, hillary had a different take. >> i could have told him he was a kgb agent. by definition he doesn't have a soul. this is a waste of time, right? >> translator: recently mrs. clinton said you as a former kgb agent by definition can have no soul. >> putin's reply? statesmen shouldn't be guided by their hearts. they should use their heads. clinton had a lot of tough words for putin over the years. >> he's a very arrogant person to deal with. we have to stand up to his bullying. he is somebody who will take as much as he possibly can. >> but it was what happened in 2011 that marked a point of no return. it began with the arab

whenen is hillary going on tria? russian lawyer, which resulted in absolutely nothing. 2005 tax case. it had nothing to do with russia! nothing! no investigation into, let's see, congressman adam schiff. we have the tapes. remember, he was duped into having the conversation with the russian pranksters who promised him embarrassing political dirt, naked d pictures and everything, of donald trump? collusion. listen for yourself. >> he was in moscow in november, 2013, met with a journalist? >> well, she is poor journalist. anyway, she became a famous because of putin is scared of her father. >> okay. putin is the godfather. >> she is also known as a person who provides girls for escorts for oligarchs and she met with trump and she brought him one russian girl, celebrity, olga, who is also known as a person with history and reputation. >> olga. how do you spell her name? what is the nature of the copper mat? >> well, there were pictures of naked trump. >> so putin was made aware of the material? >> of course. >> we will

because he thought crooked hillary clinton would win, that's why.d nothing to do with the trump administration. but fake news doesn't want to report the truth as usual. i remember obama saying edtold putin to knock it off. do you think that kgb agent was scared when obama said knock it off? >> i'll tell you, putin had to take half a baby aspirin that night to get to sleep, he was so frightened by what had been said to him by obama. the continues is the press is half right. they said russia tried to meddle in the election. what they are wrong about is saying it has a thing to do with donald trump. even these indictments do not in any way tie anything to president trump. judge jeanine: we all know no one will be extradited, arraigned, tried, convicted or sentenced why do we spend millions of dollars on investigations like this when we know no russian will be sent over by russia to be prosecuted by the mueller team. >> i think it's window dressing. it's show. it's trying to prove there was some basis for the mueller investigation. but the more we know,

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if we flip the script, so anti-hillary.ave to believe you would be very concerned that the fbi at the highest levels would be that feasibly biased. >> juan: i was big because i think jim comey should have never put himself in the position of standing up there and taking the authority of somehow announcing that hillary clinton have been so excessively careless or whatever the language was. and then making it ten days before the election, the announcement that somehow she was still under investigation. and no mention, no mention the donald trump was under investigation for collusion with the russians. that to me was outrageous and that's what the inspector general michael horowitz at justice had to say about this but your point to me, i'm going to take it seriously, you're point to me as if peter strzok was saying we are going to stop her as opposed to stop him, i would be upset. the thing is, i wouldn't be thinking, as you do that therefore he couldn't do his job as an fbi agent. >> sean: even with all the other adjectives.

in hillary clinton's emails, they were forwarded to somebodyr else?> yes, it was because they were hacked. horowitz didn't point that out. the previous story that comey gave us, it was not a good server, it was possible that it got hacked but there was no evidence it was hacked and then we find out and that's what i brought out today that the intelligence community ig brought it to their attention and they did nothing. nothing. this is a foreign entity not related to russia in the least thatsi is getting every one -- there are only four of over 30,000 emails they were going to end from. she compromised america's security. >> brian: one of the many people who questioned peter strzoker today and will question lisa page tomorrow. thanks so much. democrats took to their turn of questioning to peter strzok as well although obviously they had a very different tone. for example. >> you're here and you're not taking t the fifth. did you consider taking the fifth? >> no. >> for not? >> i've done nothing wrong. >> brian: that was congressman eric swalwell of ca

hillary committed felonies, hillary obstructed justice, it was covered up by the top-ranking fbi officials, comey, page, strzok, loretta lynch to an extent, andrew mccabe, and others, and they covered it up, they rigged an investigation, they wrote an exoneration before they interviewed her or 17 other people. that never happens. there have been other people that have gone to jail for far less than hillary clinton, and did it so she could remain the candidate. we've seen written text how much they loved her and then they turned on trump. i think you used the term, i know i've used the term and russia used the term which is an accurate term, which is soft

judge jeanine: hillary is back. she won't go away.s week's list of most of outrageous statements. thing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com judge jeanine: democratic lawmaker steve cohen with his outrageous purple heart comment. take a listen to what he said this morning. >> robert mueller is a star. and he and his team, they are one of the best teams going it's like elliott nerks ss going after al capone. canada's owens joins us to break it down. robert mueller is elliott ness and donald trump is al capone. >> did you watch this interview in its entirety? it was incomprehensible. it was a monologue of him just speaking saying russia every other stearns and making no sense and doing what he does best. he fear mongers and makes no sense whatsoever. judge jeanine: the amazing part of this, the russia, russia, russia, the russians are coming. this m

hillary,the choice of so if trump is bad, hillary must have been good.the obama administration hillary was a continuation, supposedly, of the obama administration. weaponize the irs against christians. now we are finding they weaponize the department of justice, the cia, the fbi, the deep state, and so you are coming on and saying the christians made a bad choice, by your statement, trump is bad for the country. host: will get a response. guest: i don't see any election as a binary choice. there are candidates on the ballot. there are usually more than two, and you have to vote your conscience. that might not be voting for someone in one of the two political parties. i understand that could be helping the other party win, if you don't vote for the party, you vote against a candidate you like or don't like, but that's not how i see the election. i think evangelicals or anybody has to vote according to their conscience. in terms of the choice of hillary versus -- i said at the beginning of the program, i thought they were both bad choices. both morally pro

it's some kind of tick between hillary clinton, hillary clinton, and the server, the right loves the server. he is asking where the server is. i can tell you where the server is. the dnc server is on display at the dnc next to the watergate file cabinet because it is equivalent of the last presidential scandal we have. but, look, you know, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome. while i do think donald trump is insane, it's the rest of us that get into this hyper ventilating every time he does something. the bottom line is his motivations no longer matter. only his actions do. frankly, our actions and the actions, whether you look at the republicans in congress who listen to what we just talked about, whether marco rubio sent a tough enough tweet. i can tell you tomorrow mitch mcconnell will be jamming brett kavanaugh into a seat that he stole. and frankly, the democrats have to step it up, too. we debate among ourselves whether or not we can even whisper the word impeachment before the house flips, hopefully. these ar

he was in charge of the hillary clinton email investigation. peter strzok was in charge of the -- he was an agent in charg- >> he was the lead investigator. let's get the facts straight. >> i'm sorry. lead investigator. i'm happy to use whatever term you'd like to use. he was dismissed from the mueller probe for his anti-trump bias. we learn he wanted to stop trump, wanted to find a pretext. how can you sit there, who wanted to get the facts from the committees before, and say this isn't relevant? by the way, we wouldn't know this information if not for committees and the ig unearthing it. beyond why you can't admit it one moment that sometimes this looks really bad for the institutional of the fbi, what they were doing politically. >> i think peter strzok was a bad actor, and shouldn't have been there to begin with. the inspector general said he was a bad actor, but he did not influence the final decisions of the fbi which was not to charge -- [laughter] >> let me put it to you this way. nobody in their right mind, no republican consultant, th

i beat hillary clinton easily, zero collusion. and it has had a negative impact upon the relationship of the two largest nuclear powers in the world. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous what's going on with the probe. it came out as a reason why the democrats lost an election. which, frankly, they should have been able to win just to say it one time again and i say it all the time. there was no collusion. i didn't know the president. there was nobody to collude with. we have two thoughts. you have groups that are wondering why the fbi never took the server. why haven't they taken the server? why was the fbi told to leave the office of the democratic national committee? all i can do is ask the question. my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i have confidence in both parties. i really believe that this will probably go on for a while but i don't think it can go on without finding out what happened to the server. what happened t

hillary clinton won we would never know. i don't understand why you can't admit that sometimes this looks really bad for the institution of the fbi and what they were doing politically. >> peter strzok was a bad actor and shouldn't have been there. but i refer you back to the i.q. the network has touted. the inspector general said he was a bad actor but he did not influence the final decisions of the fbi. let me put it this way. the fwib, nobody in their -- fbi, nobody in their right mind, no republican consultant thinks the fbi helped hillary clinton and hurt donald trump. the fbi hurt hillary clinton by putting this information out. james comey put it out -- >> they believed she would be the next president of the united states. >> you don't interrupt tom. you don't interrupt tom. >> tom makes sense. >> you don't want to hear the facts? you said ined a ver tently. inadvertently. >> you said the i.g. -- >> excuse me. >> he covered the hillary clinton server. this covers the trump issue. the i.g. hasn't exonerated strzok on t

contrast that with the hillary and dnc.'s lawyers, paid $12 million to a non-registered foreign agent, christopher steele, mi6 foreign secret agent was not registered under the fira act. he compiled a dossier, a fancy word for propaganda made up of russian misinformation. if doing, if that is the definition of collusion, then hillary should be doing 25 years to life right now. trish: you know, look, i just think we have to be clear-headed about this stuff and, you know, when you're out there, saying that trump somehow colluded because his son took a meeting with someone who didn't have anything to offer him. then on the other hand the other side is actually paying for this information, misinformation, from the russians i think you know, in all fairness she has got more problems than the trump campaign does. >> not only that, look what happened afterwards. that propaganda file was used to obtain illegally obtain a surveillance warrant in a fisa court because the judge was not told hillary paid for it, and wasn't told it was

that they did not get grand jury subpoena to demand testimony from top hillary clinton aides.hey did not obtain search warrants to gain access to the laptops clinton's lawyers use to review their emails. they did not take personal phones or similar devices used by her top aides. very stark contrast to the treatment that you and your family received. >> it's apples and oranges. the treatment that i received, it was obvious they were going after me. never once have i said what i did wasn't wrong. i have accepted responsibility and i think it's shameful that hillary clinton and her aides just want to accept responsibility. i pled guilty. i didn't go to trial. you look at even reality winter, she made a mistake, but guilty. james comey released information to the press to benefit himself. hillary clinton, who mishandled classified information at the highest level where i mishandled low-level classified information. and they threatened me and intimidated me for four years and finally put me away in prison for a year. i just want the rest of them to be held to the same standard. now

he revived pocohontas and even revived hillary's e-mails. it's amazing what has not changed. >> he is tired after going after pelosi so he teamed her up with maxine waters as the people of the democratic party. he defines the democrat effort party. the democrats better define themselves as moderates on mihm immigration and abortion rights because he will define them as the bad guys. >> that's the only plan they know. they only know how to attack and not build themselves up. in addition to the governors, we have to look at what happens in 2018 to see what kind of congress he is facing and how much pain they can put on him for that two-year process. whether it's through subpoena power, etc. he may have -- there is a possibility that he has too many people to fight at once. >> would you like the house to impeach him in a partisan way like clinton. >> he will never be able to handle the impeachment. he doesn't have the mind set. it will be for much mohr severe. even if it's partisan. >> what do you think? >> clinton came out looking brighter tha

up hillary clinton's private email server. then there's you and ms. page. it is interesting to me that when you were so damaging to the investigation that you had to go, that bob mueller, the person who brought in all these people that had connections to hillary clinton, did not ask you about a single text message. i believe it is because he did not want to know the answer and there was bias, and your perception of bob mueller's perception of you is totally unreliable. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes ms. dennings for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. strzok, let me just clear this up. i am not angry and i am not desperate and i am not afraid of the truth, but i am in pursuit of it. first of all, i want to thank you for your service to our country through the federal bureau of investigation and for your service to our country through the united states army. mr. chairman, each of us as members of congress took an oath to uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. my oath w

that's why they bring the investigation into hillary to save her. now donald trump is the leader of the free world and his decisions impact the lives of literally billions of people every day and his collusion, lies and distraction is hurting the country and frankly, i brought it's hurting us as well. it needs to stop. meanwhile breaking tonight, jimmy haider may be headed back to capitol hill and house republicans are reportedly interviewing him over his interview. remember he was one of the officials to sign off on the fisa warrant against the trunk camping associate, despite admitting that the dossier he said was salacious and unverified. then he had already signed off on it. we also have breaking news on the immigration front tonight. over the weekend, the president tweeted this. i would be willing to shut down the government if the democrats don't give us a vote for the board of security which includes the wall. we must get rid of the lottery, catch and release and finally go to a system of immigration that is merit-based. we need great people

he even retained bill and crooked hillary's lawyer. gee, i wonder if they helped him make the choice. we need a big picture of this, okay? so it seems to me that since the helsinki summit a lot has changed, a lot has come out. there's been breaking news on our watch every single morning. can you imagine if you were michael cohen, okay, the president's long time devoted servant and you watched that helsinki summit where donald trump seemed to defend or support vladimir putin more than he ever has since michael cohen got in trouble and now michael cohen is speaking -- yeah, he's speaking publicly. >> for somebody. you realize the big picture, this has been a good week for trump. 4% growth montana united states, the europeans backed down on trade, now looks like a winner on that front. the north koreans, more progress with remains coming back and stuff about michael cohen, i mean is he credible? he was trump's lawyer. if you are a trump supporter this is just blah-blah-blah. now, the helsinki stuff was really bad for trump and he had to w

hillary clinton has to get -- of the people who vote for him smell and are ignorant.g back and forth. did he say that was within the code of conduct for the fbi? >> he repeatedly claimed he violated nothing according to the policies. and his own personal moral concept which is laid out in the ig report. >> he also said the ig report said no bias. i regret doing those text messages but it didn't affect my investigation. >> and that's not the case at all. in some fact horowitz said he he had a clear, highest mind-set and also in the case of the laptop that they had no confidence that he did not have bias in doing the decision. so they said he had bias in decision-making. we heard repeatedly today the opposite from the other side of the of the island from the witness himself under oath. that was not the case. >> do you take your foot off the gas for the hillary clinton investigation? by the way he is they are interrogating hillary clinton on the fourth of july weekend in that summer, and he's also there for michael flynn. there were reports that he did not believe michae

candidate two would've been hillary clinton.would've been a very simple way to describe it in the fisa application for the judge. here is something that my colleagues, mr. gaudi and ratcliff from texas who did the fisa warrants in his career and have the opportunity to look at the use in quite detailed, he continually makes a point, which is a very good one that it is not so much how wrong it is and what they put into the fisa applications, that is really bad. but what is even worse is the exculpatory evidence that they left on the cutting room floor. so for example, there is something really important, if you have the information that you have with bruce ohr, who is at the heart of this, because his wife was working for fusion gps. that information, he knew that christopher steele did not like trump and did not want trump to win. the fbi had that. >> sean: and put it together. >> that's right. >> sean: what you did is to help this democratic republic survive, i actually worry about this abuse of power, i worry about a corrupt m

he even retained bill and cracked hillary's lawyer., i wonder if they helped him make the choice. how did we get to that point? jim sciutto, jeffrey toobin, and cnn law enforcement analyst josh campbell. jim, let me start with you. we have the statement from the president. remind us what cohen now is willing to say? >> so in effect it's the president's word against his former long time personal attorney's word. to summarize what michael cohen says he's prepared to tell the special counsel robert mueller is a number of things. one, that the president did know in advance of that 2016 trump tower meeting of russians offering dirt on hillary clinton. michael cohen says he knows this because he was present montana room when don junior, the president's son, let the president know or then candidate trump know about this meeting. we're told michael cohen is also prepared to testify the that the president when told of this upcoming meeting approved of the meeting coming forward. the final detail, and this is an important one, is that we're told

hillary clinton and the email server.e despises and distrusts hillary clinton and the special counsel more than he does putin and the kgb, the gr you, you call it now. i hate the fact that the mainstream media set this up for failure. they were rooting for her to fail because they don't want anything trump does to succeed. the opening statement was okay. the tweet tea made from air force one. it was okay. but then to go into hillary and the server, what are you talking about? please stop it. i felt very badly for him. it's not a totally unforced error. i feel badly for him. i would totally -- >> dana: why do you feel badly for him? >> geraldo: i feel badly because he worked hard at it and he wants the best. >> dana: what do you want? you understand what he wants out of north korea. >> kennedy: you understand what he wants out of the nato summit, i don't understand what he wants here and why he is so deferential to a horrible perso. >> geraldo: 90% of the world's nuclear weapons are held by these two guys. they have the tr

hillary clinton, martin o'malley who you called a freak show. that's not nice, but there's a first amendment here in america. you can still insult government officials without being thrown into jail or held in contempt of congress, at least by our side of the aisle. there are no kings here and we have freedom of speech, the right that is cherished by the people and feared only by t tyrants. my colleagues insisted making a conspiracy theory out of pillow talk texts. but there are a couple facts they can't get around. number one, the ig found no partisan bias effecting the official investigation. number two, attorney general sessions is a republican appointed by donald trump. rod rosenstein is a republican appointed by donald trump. james comey is a republican appointed by donald trump. fbi director wray is appointed by donald trump, and robert mueller is a lifelong republican. this would have to be a republican conspiracy. i am looking for evidence of a republican conspiracy, all i could find were the kind of statements you have been arraigned on

between bernie and hillary is interesting. so now yo have this organization one which could be wikileaks actively saying give us the information so we can use it to split bernie and hilly at the convention. >> i don't think that's surprising. i think they're trying to kp exacerbate. targeting the person in question and possibly you know trying in some sense to cover the tracks. actually coming from the creme le kremlin and not from wikileaks. i don't think they thought hillary had a small chance of losing. i think they knew trump was likely to win. they put all sorts of stuff in play to make sure it's possible. it's a multiyear plan. working on the goal for a long time. a way to give cover to this story r story. it did exacerbate tensions, but it was also something to point to after the election. hillary wasn't able to gain the support of sanders voters, which isn't true. majority of sanders supporters did vote for hillary in the end, but it's something they could use to be a bit more plausible. >> excellent. nick i'm going to

not with the unlikable hillary clinton with no vision.ow many reports do we need to show no votes were impacted? i could go on and on. tonight we have asking the question why announce indictments today on the eve of the meeting between the president and vladimir putin? to me the timing is suspect. we agree that russia is a hostile regime to be held accountable. but we are days away from the long scheduled meeting with putin. so what does this accomplish than keeping russia, russia, russia in the headlines ahead of the president's trip? today the president previewed how this would play out in the upcoming meeting. take a look. >> president trump: we will talk to putin about a number of things. ukraine. we'll talk about syria. we'll talk about other parts of the middle east. i will talk about nuclear proliferation. we will talk about other things. i know you will ask will we talk about meddling? i will bring that up. i don't think you will have any gee, i did it, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason i don't think. you never kn

not with the unlikable hillary clinton with no vision.ow many reports do we need to show no votes were impacted? i could go on and on. tonight we have asking the question why announce indictments today on the eve of the meeting between the president and vladimir putin? to me the timing is suspect. we agree that russia is a hostile regime to be held accountable. but we are days away from the long scheduled meeting with putin. so what does this accomplish than keeping russia, russia, russia in the headlines ahead of the president's trip? today the president previewed how this would play out in the upcoming meeting. take a look. >> president trump: we will talk to putin about a number of things. ukraine. we'll talk about syria. we'll talk about other parts of the middle east. i will talk about nuclear proliferation. we will talk about other things. i know you will ask will we talk about meddling? i will bring that up. i don't think you will have any gee, i did it, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason i don't think. you never kn

hillary clinton was trying to win.hey were trying to wean information on what the government would look like. of course it had no impact on the election at all. stuart: you say it had no impact at all. walk me through that analysis. >> because, i mean first of all, there was no, change, no effect, no impact on actual balloting systems where you could change a vote theoretically, didn't happen. look at amounts in prior indictments, other leaks out of mueller's political operation that show there are tens of thousands of here, perhaps a million, not enough money to influence the outcome of the mayor's race in topeka, much less the presidential race where billions of dollars gets spent. as far as political warfare goes it's a drop in the bucket. trish: that is thinking by hillary clinton and her friends and family i suppose. that somehow the russians stole this election from her. and so i'm sure they're looking at this news headline today, saying, see, we knew it. you know, at least these guys are getting indicted. hillar

maria: would robert mueller interview hillary clinton? >> well again i can't speak for robert mueller but i can very much agree with senator paul when he says that democratic operatives related to the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee paid for, the creation of the so-called steele dossier and then turned it over to the federal bureau of investigation but what's so unprecedented about this is that the fbi then took it, weaponized it without ever verifying its credibility and brought it to the fisa court without disclosing the source of that information. that is deeply troubling and it is a part of the reason why the new fbi director has been hard at work trying to reform this organization whose credibility has been damaged by a few key people and by the way those few key people are the same people in both of these investigations. james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page, the fbi counsel, the chief of staff to the director, the same people in both these investigations. in one instance doing everything possibl

to give the republicans the chance of defeating hillary clinton, mr. trump should step aside, his defeat seems almost certain and four years of hillary clinton is not what's best for this country. mr. trump should put the country first and do the right thing. that's you, certainly, right? >> no, sir. >> no, it was republican member of congress mike coppen from colorado. in light of these comments, donald trump should step aside to allow our party to replace him with mike pence, i cannot vote for donald trump. is that yours? >> no. >> no, that's barbara comstock from virginia. here's another. it's clear donald trump is not fit to be president of the united states and cannot defeat hillary clinton, i believe he should step aside and allow governor pence to lead the republican ticket. you wrote that one? >> no, sir. >> you didn't? no, you're right, that's republican bradley burn of alabama. how about this one? donald trump's behavior makes him unacceptable as a candidate for president and i won't vote for him. as disappointed as i have been with his antic

it reminded of what hillary said.n she found them deplorable? and i would submit that it was clinton's smugy view of donald trump's supporters that was truly deportable. don't you think the american they are paying for fair and unbias investigation by fbi's servedan the a whole lot better than what those comments i just referred reflect? >> congressman, two things. regret thelutely appearance of those texts and we shall i would have said or said at all some of the things i did. two, i disagree completebly lly with the attribution of the views of trump supporters. i never said that. i expressed no such thing. are millions and millions and millions of americans. >> ok. >> let me -- u told miss page, here, i loathee concompress and she agreed. now, you are probably in good company there. a survey i saw awhile back about popular than root lice, colon os sco pis and we talked about the ebola virus. it is not about us. it is about you and whether or not the american people could the confidence and the investigations that you were involved in and wheth

i embraced hillary clinton into the party, i think she's tremendous asset, she will add much value toon and here is what happens in elections, you either win or learn, although she may not have learned the electoral college we can learn a lot from hillary clinton in the race she ran, because every day -- [inaudible conversations] rob: hang on. let me ask you about that, as the democratic party moves to the left, the socialists have been coming out -- >> that's your perspective. rob: would hillary clinton be better candidate as moderate because the socialist alleged will get evicerated. >> the bo oh tom -- bottom line is our party is big ten party. we really not. going into 2018 midterms we are on pace to come across finish line first. rob: let me ask you, would anybody trust hillary clinton, would the democrats trust her again in 2020? a lot of people in the party that are angry with herby -- herby losing party that was unlosable. >> you know, she neglected entire states, you know, she favored a campaign that was based solely on data and ignored people on the ground, allies on the gro

trump or hillary clinton or anything else political in nature? >> i don't specifically recall, but it's probably a safe assumption that yes, i did. >> it's likely they would be similar. >> safe assumption. >> your personal phone has likely similar texts to the ones that we found on your government phone, correct? >> i would say it has similar expressions of personal belief, yes. >> okay. so in front of you, you have one sheet of paper that was presented to you a few minutes ago and i'm going to just go to a date and ask to you read your own words. march 4th, 2016. >> you want me to read this? >> yes, please. >> omg, he's an idiot. >> may 4th, 2016. >> now the pressure really starts to finish mye. >> july 19th 2016. >> hi, how was trump other than a deutsch? melania? >> july 21st, 2016? >> trump is a disaster. i have no idea how destabilizing his presidency would be. >> august 6th, 2016. >> i don't believe i wrote this text, sir. >> okay. it's been attributed to you. august 8th, 2016 and i'll preface it by saying for context, ms. page said, not ev

they didn't cause hillary to lose. hillary lost. >> juan: they did.speaking] >> lisa: i'd like to finish my points. alternatively you look at democrats pushing for electors. it does more to hurt the electoral process. what's the point in voting if you're going to have faceless electors. democrats are pushing for that that does more to hurt the process than $2,000 spent on social media. >> jesse: juan, do you really think there are some embarrassing emails about hillary and chelsea's wedding, that it swung the election away from hillary clinton? >> juan: the last ten days. the comey stuff and the anthony weiner emails. >> jesse: hillary is responsible for that. >> juan: no, comey decided. the news of today. when trump says people of higher and intellect understand what he's up to, that's why i came back to the show. i figured i would be surrounded by people. but how can you guys -- you are focusing on the democrats. this guy is saying russians aren't interfering. contradicting our own intelligence, our own senate. it's like he's not on our team. he's w

four years of hillary clinton is not what's best for this country. mr. trump should put the country first and do the right thing. that's you, certainly, right? >> no, sir. >> it was republican member congress mike coffin from colorado. in light of these comments. i would not vote for mr. trump. >> that's yours. >> no. >> here is ooanother one. it is clear that donald trump is not fit to be president of the united states and can't defeat hillary clinton, i believe you should step aside and allow governor pence to lead the ticket. you wrote that one? >> no, sir. >> that's republican bradley of alabama. >> how about this. i won't vote for him as disappointing as i have been with his antics throughout the campaign, i thought supporting the nominee was the best thing for our country and our party. it is clear the best thing for our party is for trump to step aside and allow responsible and respectable republicans to lead the ticket. you wrote that? >> no, sir. >> how about this, i ask you mr. trump, all due respect, step aside and allow someone else carrying

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