it's not just that he picked only partisan democrats, financial supporters of hillary clinton, hillaryon's lawyer. he picked andrew weissmann. he knew who andrew weissmann was. not only was the only corrupt prosecutor singled out by the chief judge in the eastern district of new york for withholding evidence. >> sean: you have seen this. >> i have the case against him now. he brought the case, when the evidence was disclosed 16 defendants were acquitted, based on that evidence. good judges in the eastern district required it to be disclosed. mueller knew it. he hired him as general counsel, mueller authorized $500,000 in attorney fees for the corrupt fbi agent that weissmann covered up for. >> sean: i'll send to you meet with jim jordan, he needs to have a conversation with you. sent four maryland executives to jail for a year, overturned by the fifth signature. everyone wants, in we'll come back, more with the studio audience and preview the inspector general's upcoming report, former congressman trey gowdy weighs in as well as the deep state is in serious trouble. -and...that's your

he did not even know that hillary clinton's former attorney was on his staff. andrew weissmann, his pitbull,o the guy who was that hillary's victory party, did all the hiring, did not know they were all democrats? he didn't know that reagan had given him an appointment? he did not know that fusion gps? he did not know that before the so-called famous trump tower meeting that fusion gps match with the russians russian operative, before and after the meeting? in other words, for 20 months, democrats used mueller's so-called apolitical reputation. he is a decorated marine. he did serve this country, and in combat.a long serving former fbi director, using him to legitimizere their partisan witch hunt,ir caring nothing abt the person at all? it seems like there is really publicly only one person who cared about robert mueller. kept trying to throw him a lifeline, trying to protect his reputation, knowing this would go badly. that was the attorney general. that was attorney general barr. and he was slandered and smeared for it. something was up when he very graciousl

zebley and we have concerns about his prior representation of hillary clinton campaign aide. i just want to voice that concern that we do have and won't be addressing any questions to mr. zebley today. >> i thank the ranking member. i realize as probably do mr. zebley that there is an angry man down the street who is not happy about your being here tod today, but it is up to this committee and not anyone else who will be allowed to be sworn in and testify and you are welcome as a private citizen to testify and members may direct their questions to whoever they choose. with that, director mueller, you are recognized for any opening remarks you would like to make. >> good afternoon, chairman schiff, ranking member nunes and members of the committee. i testified before the house judiciary committee this morning and asked that that opening statement be incorporated into the record here. >> without objection. >> unique jurisdiction and you are interested in further understanding the counterintelligence implications of our investigation. let me say a word about how we handled the p

oh, hillary did that.f anyone else had done it they would have been arrested unless you are hillary clinton. judge jeanine: i don't want to make fun of him, he's very limited. but i'm very angry with the team and all of them because he was nothing more than a front for the deep state. they picked him because he had a good background and good career, and he's just not with the program. he didn't write the weissmann letter from may and he didn't write that report. my kid who don't watch the news can tell you what fusion gps is. let me move on. because i'm so disgusted. i still don't understand, governor. i don't understand why the fisa court is not doing something about a fake dossier that is used to spy on a person and the president of the united states campaign. what is this, a third world country? >> we have to hope that the rest of the justice department beginning with the attorney general will care about that. i was stunned when mueller said that's not in my purview, i will investigate these allegations

he goes back to hillary clinton.llowing unison a police officers at the democratic convention. they are disgraceful and the gentleman that use our right before me is absolutely right. this leads to very serious crim crime. deputy police commissioner or come officer today how the press conference. there are random shootings going on in new york now. people being killed and shot by random bullets. i inherited that and i stopped it and bloomberg kept it that way. and, i can even say what i will call them. this mayor is a disgrace. and i don't care if he's saying it shouldn't happen. it shouldn't happen because you allowed it to happen. you encouraged it, my friend. >> sean: well, look, let me just ask you a question question. i want the real russian story told by republicans in these committees. your thoughts on all that. >> the real russian story is that mueller is a complete incompetent and he had a completely disgraceful set of prosecutors including wiseman who has been proven to have basically gotten pretty close to

paid for by hillary clinton. why did you not investigate that? you had time to investigate loan applications, taxi medallions, taxes, why didn't you think that was important when that goes to, the heart of your mandate? did you know that the fbi paid christopher steele? did you know an oligarch paid christopher steele, did you know hillary paid christopher steele, did you know the fbi paid christopher steele? have you ever spoken to christopher steele? if so, how many times? what did he say about his dossier full of russian lies designed to hut trump and benefit hillary in the election? by the way, did bruce ohr act as a conduit after steele was fired for lying and leaking? in other words, there are notes that steele has. were you aware that christopher steele was trying to get answers and send you information while you were special counsel? and did you know thatouia christopher steele, in an k interrogatory under threat of perjury, i have no idea if any of this dossier is true, did you know he said that? when did he say that? does that not shock

why do people want to ask questions about hillary, hillary, hillary?he doesn't run the country right now. she's not in charge of anybody at this point. host: john mcardle? >> viewers will hear a lot of names over the next several hours. wehelp viewers follow along, want to take a look at some of those key players and the roles they played through the course of the mueller investigation, starting in the house judiciary committee, where potential areas of obstruction will be looked at today. the name you will likely hear most in the witness question portion of that, don mcgahn. more than any other witness in the report. among don mcgahn's actions cited in that report, defending jeff usal, coordinating the firing of james comey and twice refusing to order rod rosenstein to fire mueller. donald trump, jr. will also come up. will want to know what he wasn't interviewed about his infamous trump tower meeting. cited asfort was having numerous contacts with business associates who had ties to russian intelligence. you will also hear about michael flynn. 2017 t

hillary clinton or donald trump? >> donald trump. >> the second operation -- >> i can say donald trump him but there were instances where hillary clinton was subject to much the same behavior. >> the second was a scheme, will be called the hack and dump to steal and release hundreds of thousands of emails from the democratic party and the clinton campaign. is that a fair summary? >> that is. >> did your investigations find that the releases of the hacked emails were strategically timed to maximize impact on the election? >> i would have to refer you to a report on that question. >> page 36. i quote, "the release of the documents were designed in time to interfere with the 2016 u.s. presidential election." mr. mueller, which residential candidate was russia's hacking and dumping operation designed to benefit? hillary clinton or donald trump? >> mr. trump. >> mr. mueller, is it possible that this sweeping and systematic effort by russia actually had an effect on outcome of the presidential election? >> those issues hav

i think what hillary did a few years ago was pretty tough, frankly, for bernie. but that was his time. i don't think it's bernie's time. i see him flailing. he is flailing all over the place. he's going crazy. i call him crazy bernie. but the fact is, i think those would be probably the three or four, may be there is another one or two, you know, i don't necessarily see anybody else gaining traction. >> sean: mr. president, last two questions. first one is on both iran and north korea. they have recently fired test missiles. here's my question for you. i've known you for mainly 25 years. i know your mind-set on this very well. i set it on the air in a message to the maulers that they better be careful. you will not put boots on the ground. you're probably going to show some level of patience but at the end of the day, if they force you, i believe, knowing you, i believe is you will devastate them. and north korea, you have given them nothing. people criticize and say certain things i believe about donald trump. one, you will put nobles on the ground. you will nev

if you think hillary clinton was a criminal, they gave you that information. if you thought donald trump was your savior, they gave you that information. >> once the russians had created these personas in groups, they began promoting fake trump rallies. >> people showed up at rallies thinking they had been organized by fellow americans who were trump supporters. >> events that showed the unprecedented reach of the russian social media campaign. but as volume one of the mueller report reveals, fake rallies were one thing of the russians far-reaching plan to undermine our democracy. >>> coming up, imagine if you wound up in the mueller report. victims of the russian cyber operations tell their stories. >> it's the strangest thing i ever been involved with. this comes out using my dad's picture for trump. i would not agree to that. >> they very selectively leaked day after day after day contents of my e-mails and some of the other people in the campaign who had been hacked. the campaign who had been hacked. wow! that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1

hillary clinton or donald trump? >> donald trump. >> the second operation -- >> let me say donald trump but there were instances where hillary clinton was subject to much the same behavior. >> the second was a scheme what we call the hack and dump to steal and release hundreds of thousands of emails from the democratic party and the clinton campaigns. is that a fair summary? >> it is. >> did your investigation find that the releases of the hacked emails were strategically timed to maximize impact on the election. >> i'd have to refer you to our report. >> page 36, the release of the documents designed to time with the then presidential election. mr. mueller, which presidential candidate was russia's hacking and dumping operation designed to benefit, hillary clinton or donald trump? >> mr. trump. >> mr. mueller, is it possible that this sweeping effort by russia had an effect on the outcome of the presidential election? >> those issues are being or have been investigated by other entities. >> 126 million facebook impr

the left bowl is not hillary clinton. it is all bernie sanders.nd said he was a socialist, some of his programs, the fight for $15 minimum wage, medicare for all, these are embraced by all of the candidates in the majority of the democratic party right now and that wasn't hillary, that was all bernie sanders. >> dan: leslie, a brief follow-up with you, i just got a few seconds. i agree with you that in the past bothto parties move back to the center in the general but now that's getting harder with the internet generation, it's all on tape now. everybody raising their hand, that's going to be used over and over. it wasn't the case 30 years ago where you could slip in a comment here and there. >> i don't think it's going to come down to left or right people looking at a debate and seeing who raised theiray hand. if we look at this -- >> you know how campaigns work. >> the numbers -- >> they are going to put that in and add all those democrats raising their hands. >> that's not health care -- one ncher key difference between now and between this ele

trish: he had a team stocked with hillary clinton supporters. if you are randomly selecting people and he said i didn't ask them about their affiliation. but he had a lot of democrats who worked for hillary clinton. >> and that animus came through. one of the members of congress asked him when did you find out that peter strzok hated donald trump? he said about the time the text messages were revealed. how is that possible? they supposedly ran counter investigation into collusion. he was asked about the beginning of this thing. how come you didn't prosecute that person? and congressman jim jordan went down a line of question where bob mueller didn't want to get involved in. saying why didn't you indict this person when every other person who lied to you was indicted. congressman matt gaetz said that precedes my time. but bob mueller didn't have answers to simple questions. i think what came out of this was the american people said this investigation is over. this is done. there is nothing there there to see. and it's time to put that behind us.

that hillary clinton would probably win. but if they could weaken clinton, if they could undermine her credibility, that would serve their aims when she became president. >> pages 14 to 35 of volume 1 meticulously detail ira tactics posing as americans, trolls created fake hash tags and posts on facebook and twitter. >> they created a assume of content against hillary clinton. it you think hillary clinton was a criminal, they gave you that information. if you thought donald trump was your savior, they gave you that information. >> once the russians had had created these personas and group, they began promoting fake trump rallies attended by unwitting americans. >> people showed up at rallies thinking they had been organized by fellow americans who were trump supporters. >> events that showed the reach of the russian social media campaign. but as volume one of the mueller report reveals, fake rallies were just one phase of the russians far reaching and pervasive plan to undermine our democracy. >>> coming up, imagine if you w

hillary clinton is casting a long shadow over the 2020 election.erg writes in a recent editorial that hillary clinton's candidacy was an inflection point for the country, because they made the g.o.p. turn towards nationalism and the democrats toward socialism. goldberg remarks that she will never be president, but she has made history, nonetheless. joining us all to react to the 2020 news, senior fellow lisa boothe and leslie marshall, lisa, i will go to you first, we have seen this lurch to the far left, i've seen this repeatedly, this is the gift of the the trup presidency, i took some notes before i came on. >> it is probably a long list. i will have to give you the cliff notes paid in the last few months we have heard talk of concentration camps in the u.s., infanticide, 70% tax rate, government run health care, the list goes on and on, is this a 51% majority agenda in america? >> the biggest challenge for democrats right now is that there are so many candidates and not a lot of daylight between them on these policy issues. we have seen them tr

hillary paid for it. the dnc paid for it, the fbi helped pay for it, and in oligarch help pay for it. amazing work, if you can get four people to pay for the same lies. fusion gps is at the verys, cenr of the doj's ongoing real investigation into fisa abuse, which now appears to be premeditated fisa fraud committed against fisa judges -- i would love to hear from them -- for the purpose of spying on presidential campaign, transition team, and president. in other words, also will bring us to the origins of mueller's witch hunt. according to multiple reports tonight, the contents of that dossier, very well could be a key part of russia's campaign to interfere with our election. in other words, even "the new york times" now recognized that it was russian dirt from the get-go, designed to impact -- the whole it dossier that hillary paid for was russian disinformation, w kely from the beginning, "the new york times" said. during the hearing, this is amazing. robert mueller did not seem to know what fusion gps

i was thinking back fondly on hillary clinton, you know how much i despise hillary clinton.s i watch this, idea these two people bernie and eli elizabeth warren would be serious candidates is astonishing. >> how about sleepy joe biden and kamala harris, do they suit you better. lou: >better? >> no, they don't, my fear, i don't' to get come little bit -- complacent, but i don't think they can sell to the american public. i believe that trump could kill any one of them. lou: the president is trying to deal with a federal reserve, we just watched powell. the head of the fed, fulfill the president's description. an act of incompetent, failure to communicate clearly and reasonably, saying that a quarter basis point, think about it. they come out at fed at 2:00 sharp, announce 25 basis point cut. 37 minutes later, we're in middle of a market sell-off because the fed chairman said this was an adjustment not a trend. this is preposterous what he did. >> reality, there should have been a huge market, not being an economist, i assume when he made the correct decision of lowering rate

we watch with hillary clinton, not a good strategy.f you want to win this, you have to be hungry and win it. >> inevitability. obama and biden is not a good combination, obama did not want him to run. >> he was smart. >> what does this mean? you are watching these debates, like the rest of us, or many of us, what do you see? i read articles about mayor pete, articles about kamala harris, i don't recognize what they are reporting from i have been witnessing on television, i don't see excitement or electricity. she is pushing issues and talking sense, and -- >> for their party. lou: of course there is, she is to me, principle. >> she has run the best campaign to date, i think she will take bernie sanders out, i think that harris could take out biden. a long way to go, but, first impression, 18 million people watch, 8 million stream, that is not happening all of the way through, first impressions last. lou: listening to julian castro and tom perez saying that illegal immigrants are paying a lot in taxes so giving them free stuff like the

i thought hillary would have made a great president o. a few things to unpack from this worn out piece of samsonite. look, hillary would have made a lousy president, and everyone knows it. joe biden is running against hillary's failure, his old boss' legacy and his own ghost. only answer to that question, when asked, if you would have won in 2016, is not found soft, weak and defeatest, to say you are gd right i would have won. president obama wanted a clean continuation of the pc identity politics that got him installed to presidency, only thing worse than obama's political instinct was hillary's unlike bill tie -- unlikebility. it of not because he was looking out for joe's well being, sheparding him through grief, it was because obama did not believe in his friend. hell, joe didn't and does notes believe in himself, why should voters? joe's look back should make his campaign slowing kno -- behind hindsight in 2020. presidency i is exhausting, you want your president shot out of a cannon. not take a nap. like president obama said, voters

hillary clinton or donald trump? >> donald trump. >> the second operation -- >> let me say donald trump but there were instances where hillary clinton was subject to much the same behavior. >> the second was a scheme what we call the hack and dump to steal and release hundreds of thousands of emails from the democratic party and the clinton campaigns. is that a fair summary? >> it is. >> did your investigation find that the releases of the hacked emails were strategically timed to maximize impact on the election. >> i'd have to refer you to our report. >> page 36, the release of the documents designed to time with the then presidential election. mr. mueller, which presidential candidate was russia's hacking and dumping operation designed to benefit, hillary clinton or donald trump? >> mr. trump. >> mr. mueller, is it possible that this sweeping effort by russia had an effect on the outcome of the presidential election? >> those issues are being or have been investigated by other entities. >> 126 million facebook impr

according to polls i won every debate, including three with crooked hillary clinton. this crew looks easier than crooked, but you never know. so is there a democrat who is stand toe-to-toe with president, or is it time for hillary to start steaming out her pantsuit? joining me, iraq combat veteran with one purple heart we know of brian suits. and former adviser to hillary clinton campaign, founder ceo of blue print strategies, a brand-new republican. we have comedian head writer of this very find program, jimmy jy fella. >> can you not tell people i work on the show, i tell cops last night, i play pianoo at a brothel. kennedy: you know kamala harris best of anyone, you briefly dated? >> we had a side gig. she is doing well, she was smart enough to capitalize on a moment, i pointed out last night, fair game in politics, i don't think she should be given heat for that. but is her record come back to bite her. >> for people not in california, they will discover, when they scratch a little bit of surface, like eating a vehicley -- veggie burger, great for two bites, but t

if peter strzok had tweeted those things about hillary clinton instead of president trump. if they went to trump's -- my colleagues would have spent the last four months accusing your team of being bought and paid for by the trump campaign and we couldn't trust a single word of this report. they would still be accusing the president of conspiracy with russia. and with that i yield back. >> the gentleman from colorado. >> director mueller, thank you for your service to our country. i'd like to talk to you about the evidence in your report showing the president directing his son and communications director to issue a false public statement in june of 2017 about a meeting between his campaign and russian individuals at trump tower in june of 2016. according to your report, mr. trump jr. was the only trump associate who participated in that meeting and who declined to be voluntarily interviewed by your office. is that correct? >> yes. >> did mr. trump jr. or his counsel ever communicate to your office any intent to invoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination? >>

it couldn't be because they have a terrible candidate in hillary clinton.t can't be because donald trump worked them silly on the campaign trail, going to the rust belt and a campaign schedule that was far more aggressive than hillary clinton. it had to be because the russians told them to vote for donald trump rather than hillary clinton. in 2018 when the republicans lost control of the house, we didn't try to make nancy pelosi an illegitimate speaker. the radical left can't argue are us with policies. so they try to delegitimize anyone who is beating them in the public square. and in 2020, that's why the president is going to win. he's focusing on things that matter with the american people. here with more, kellyanne conway. let's listen to the president react right after mueller testified. roll it. president trump: the performance with us obviously not very good. he had a lot of problems. with you what he showed more than anything else is this whole thing has been three years of embarrassment and waste of time for our country. and you know what? the demo

even one of hillary's former attorneys. and the vice president of the hill, investigative reporter john solomon out with a blockbuster bombshell that sheds light on andrew weissmann's new desperate attempts to find dirt on president trump. and according to john solomon during the first two weeks of the special counsel probe, in other words two weeks into robert mueller being appointed, weissmann almost immediately reached out to ukrainian oligarch with a very general law firm. and generous offer. weissmann promised to make all of the prior charges in the united states go away, just give me any dirt you have on president trump or his family or the campaign. and it even got worse than that, in a lot of different ways, because in a bizarre and totally improper move, weissmann laid out exactly what he was looking for and even shared his wild theories about the trump campaign illusion with the oligarch's legal team. two weeks into the witch hunt. remarkably the oligarch did not take the deal. because he did not have any knowledg

what part of that did hillary clinton not violate?nguage changed in the may exoneration that was being written for hillary clinton ahead of her interrogation from gross negligence, the legal term, to extreme carelessness? why was clinton allowed to have other people in the room when the fbi and your agents got around to questioning her late in the game? july 2nd, you exonerated her aree days later. why were aides like cheryl mills offered immunity? why was destroying subpoenaed emails, removing sim cards, busting up blackberries, using bleach bit to totally eliminate any possibility of recovering emails on a server, tell me how with an underlying crime of the espionage act, that is not obstruction of justice that you seem to care so much about? why did you expect attorney general lynch's, well, her description, or change in language that the clinton investigation was not an investigation at all, but a matter? how many times, mr. comey, were you warned that the steele dossier paid for by hillary clinton that had russiaf lies in it was

it could have been hillary clinton. frankly, it really could have been anybody that was not an african american. i think that was going to happen to anybody and i think unfortunately it happened to hillary clinton. >> i knew there was some anti-hillary attitude in the suburbs, but in big city, lack of turnout was a lack of gung o gung-ho. >> there was strategic mistakes as well which we'll acknowledge. >> thank you, elise jordan, joel payne. >>> the democrats most important issue to them. the sharp divide between two of the major candidates is now out in the open. obama -- i made a mistake. biden calling him obama. he wants to keep a government option. bernie wants government-run health care. stick around. you're watching "hardball." ardb. ♪ -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or maybe he didn't know. ♪ [ chuckles ] i'm done with this class. -you're not even enrolled in this class. -i know. i'm supposed to be in ceramics. do you

putin ordered on hillary clinton according to former officials. mr. barr wants to know more about the cia sources who helped inform the details of the russia interference campaign. william barr looking into the u.s. finding that russia wanted trump to win. officials expressed concern that the attorney general will challenge the assessment. mr. barr's review will look in particular at whether there were disagreements among analysts to produce the findings. they are likely to look into whether they were motivated to mr. trump. they privately expressed concern that the justice department plans to red team or challenge the finding of russian interference on trump's behalf. from cbs news, a mix of concern, confusion and defiance spread through elements and in particular the current officials are questioning the purpose and propriety of scrutinizing that led a group of agencies to conclude that vladimir putin ordered an influence campaign to boost candidate trump's electability. according to the director, any analyst asked to submit to an interview with the

what if hillary had come on. and forget politics, for a second.lic service. what was her life like as a little girl growing up? what was her romance with bill clinton. what was she thinking when she was secretary of state. what was she thinking when she was first lady. was she saying i wish i could be president. was she satisfied with that? there were a million questions i could have asked her. i think i would have humanized her. it's kind of a fascinating story. i went out on an all-out campaign to get hillary to come on the show because i think it could have made a difference. and i want to say to anybody now who is running as a democrat, donald trump-- i saw it on my show-- he knows how to communicate with people. and, you know, you can mock him. you can say all the goofy stuff you want to say about the guy, but when he would come on my show, he knew how to connect-- not with the whole audience, the country-- but some people. and i think he used my show in a very effective way. and i think whoever is the democratic nominee should consider going

paid the for by hillary clinton campaign.ow we know it was you know, clinton's old state department, in obama administration. pretty much doing the thing. all of which was used to create a hoax that begat a witch-hunt, do i state it correctly? >> absolutely, we heard about this involvement of state department since day one. now we're seeing evidence in black and white, it makes sense because all of this benefit hillary clinton, their former state department colleague, there was a lot of cover-up activity over her abuse of e-mails and et cetera. it you know, we're -- hillary likes to say it take a village, it took a village of swamp characters to pull off had incredible episode against our country's president. gregg: i bet we only know a fraction of the krup corrupt acs that took place, seemed of day new evidence emerges. a couple days ago we learn that fbi had a whole spreadsheet i did bunking christopher steele dossier, yet they are exploiting it to try to damage trump. >> and applying for new fisa warrants based on it and l

andrew weissman was a hillary clinton donor, he was at her election party, right?w weissman. aaron zebley represented hillary clinton's aide who set up the upper and mashed her blackberries with a hammer. there were all sorts of folks, again, that were close to the clinton foundation and, you know, so the bias that was involved there, i think, are fair things to talk about. and i think that's why in light of the disastrous testimony from robert mueller, you know, the democrats paid a heavy price for bringing a reluctant witness to testify. they. played their hand -- they overplayed their hand and did it in front of a a national television audience. it was a great week for donald trump because of that. to your point, maria, now the things that bob mueller said he didn't know about and his team clearly didn't look at, those are things that are there for bill barr and the department of justice to look at. because we know that things happened in the obama administration that haven't been answered. there's been no accountability for that yet. maria: let's take a short b

supported hillary clinton. how out of touch is that with the rest of the american people. the same people investigating trump, their families and they live right here in washington, d.c. their hatred towards him is spilling over in everything. guys, give me a break, let's move on. i didn't support obama either. but i didn't hate him or try to tear down the presidency because of him. trish: there were people rooting for this president to have had some collusion with russia. they wanted to see that. i thought what the heck do you guys want? you want to think that he conspired with vladimir putin to steal the election? >> i am on the house democracy partnership, we partner with young democracies all over the world. i get the privilege of visiting with these young countries and trying to help stand up the democracy that they looked to us as an example. and i cannot tell you how often this year's political system is brought into the conversation. and it's actually brought up to a big brother you are disappointed in and some action. that's what people need to understand. this is

they believed the united states -- hillary clinton advocates. they signed into that vision.felt that they could violate the law, create allusion of russian collusion and do everything they could to prevent donald trump from being president and if he happened to be elected to try to impeach him and dead set to follow the political agenda, i was their road block, i said no. and that stopped -- that stopped all -- all stopped working. >> visit our website and search for his name or title of his book, silent no more using the search box at the top of the page. you're watching book tv, book tv, television for serious readers. >> this weekend cybersecurity is talking about how to make cyberspace more dangerous, advice columnist carol discusses sexual assault including an alleged assault by donald trump in the mid-1990's and journalist allen and aaron short argue that donald trump's decision to run for president was not impulsive and also this weekend watch for freedom fest, the annual libertarian conference in las vegas a couple of authors and politics of author jack london, check