go home hillary!well, you know, she must just be doing this because of her own ambition, why else would she stay with him? women were blaming her, and i was just stunned by it. >> i do think it is its own form of sexism, to blame the wife for something that her spouse did. so she went from small living room to small living room, talking to women, explaining her decision, explaining her marriage. >> and her answer was, everybody has to make these decisions in their own lives. that she loved him, continues to, and that this was the best decision for her and for her daughter. >> the first lady of the united states of america will be crowned a senator from new york state. >> safe to say, folks, we've written a new page in american political history. >> 62 counties, 16 months, 3 debates, 2 opponents, and 6 black pantsuits later -- because of you, here we are. >> it was a spectacular moment for all of us. we were absolutely cheering. >> i told her not to do it. thank god she didn't listen to me. >> i, hilla

hillary to this.irst deposition, tom asked nick to describe his route home on the day of garrett's murder. but this time, nick suggested that if he turned left, it would have been to visit his assistant coach. >> typically if i make a left out the parking lot, i would be checking in with my assistant coach who lived on garden street, which is what i would normally do. >> is that what you did that afternoon? >> i cannot recall. >> you don't recall whether or not you stopped in to mr. fairlie's apartment on garden street that afternoon? >> that is correct. >> and i interrupt him and say, well, wait a minute, you've already told me previously under oath a year and a half ago you didn't go anywhere else. >> you didn't make any stops anywhere on your way between leaving potsdam high school and going to your apartment that afternoon. do you recall giving that testimony at your 50-h examination? >> if that's what i said, that's what i said. >> if you turned left out of the parking lot to go home to your apar

hillary clinton was determined to be secretive about the plan. really criticism of it. >> the big, big issue for the opposition was idealogical, taking it out of the hands of the private sector and making it another government plan. it was not entirely clear how that would work out. >> i'm here as an american citizen concerned about the health of her family and the health of her nation. >> republicans at the time were saying america has the best health care in the world and if you're going to reform it, you run the risk that you're going to wreck the whole system. >> the main concern obviously is the cost and how quickly you cover the 30-35 million people and how do you pay for it. >> the opposition to the clinton health care plan was vast and well resourced, millions and millions of dollars that were spent both from congressional articulation of it to paid advertising. >> there was a commercial that was put on television called harry and louise with people talking about their concerns about hillary's health care reform. >> well, the harry and lo

i sure did vote for hillary.i sure did vote for hillary and i didn't care much for hillary but i voted on the principle the devil you know versus the devil you don't know. i disagree with a lot of her policies of prescriptions. i wasn't that please by her record. she was the most boring campaign i i ever covered, although joe biden really isn't out on the road. he hasn't been given a chance to compete so it might be able. how glad were you during the debate that you are not playing the joe biden here's the deal drinking game? >> i would still be drunk. >> we would be any shape to be on -- >> the main statement he was able to make was here's a video. many would be interrupted. >> will come back to that in a moment, but the thing with who was voting for hillary was i had a lot of respect, more respect for president obama and a half for hillary clinton as a candidate. but equal amount of disagreement with president obama. we survived four years of president obama. i'm not sure we couldn't have snapped back from the

conservative humorist in 2016 you voted for hillary clinton. >> yes. you are a god in conservative circles did you get a lot of blowback on that quick. >> surprisingly little. and just to show off my conservative and libertarian principles i will do something i haven't been able to do in public since the 1970s which is light up. [laughter] this is a cigar. >> ladies and gentlemen i don't know what is legal in new hampshire. >> this is the only thing i can say in favor of the pandemic is the first time i could smoke in public for decades. i sure did vote for hillary i didn't care for her but i voted for her on the principle the one that you do know versus the one that you don't i disagree with a lot of her policies and prescriptions i was in the please by her record. the most boring campaigner i ever covered although joe biden isn't that brilliant hasn't really been given a chance to compete. how glad for you you are not playing the joe biden here's the deal drinking game? >> i think the main statement he could make it is here is the deal. >> we can com

has to do with hillary clinton. >> yes. the podcast is called just something about her, and during the clinton campaign we get a lot of research why people did my killer and what we would hear over and over again in real life, this is something about her i don't like. there's just something about her i don't trust and they could not be specific about it. was just this thing. i think that that's what we are now, like in the intangible conscious gender bias territory. with hillary what a think happen is that she was somebody for the course of 40 years was always stepping outside of the role that women have traditionally played from when she was a very young woman in college to when she was like a lawyer, didn't change her name when her husband was the governor of arkansas to the first, first lady worked on policy to the first, first lady to run for senator it's not any of it was so radical in real time but it was just a little we don't recognize it. i didn't appreciate before work for hillary how important models are and what

and the fbi knew that that was bought and paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. the fbi knew that the primary sub-source of that steele dossier has been investigated by them in 2009. they knew all of this for sure by the end of january 2017. but some of this information was known in july, in october. so speak a little bit in terms of the unequal treatment of the two campaigns and also i want you to speak to -- i agree with you, this was not an adequate predicate for an investigation. okay? but speak to the fbi guidelines about continuing an investigation when you have all this exculpatory information. >> yeah, i think one -- >> get the microphone closer to you. >> one of the most puzzling aspects of this whole -- really it was kind of a national tragedy, it's a tragedy for the fbi certainly as we look back and see the thin basis for launching an investigation like this. when you have -- when you juxtapose the reasons that the fbi stated in their opening communication for starting up a case, and then their comments to the inspector general later as to why they fel

that's the real reason hillary lost.cy theory that two-thirds of democrats believe.avav how can you have somebody in a position like this whose is this deranged? >> tucker: the real question is why did we not do a entire show talking to you tonight. we totally blew that. i want to know more! glenn greenwald, please come back! >> always happy to talk about neera tanden. >> tucker: she punched him in for questioning hillary about the war. that's a committed staffer. we will be back tomorrow night we will promise you, 8 pm, the enemy that's totally insincere of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. up ahead, we have great news for you, sean hannity takes over from new york, seven secondse early! g >> sean: thank you. i wanted to hear more from glenn. getting lectured by people that pushed the moscow ridge, the whole group ek, i frankly don't need their lectures. tucker, great show. g welcome to "hannity," great to be a back and hope you had a great thanksgiving. we start breaking tonight, new developments out of georgi

hillary vaughn with new reporting on that. she is in wilmington, delaware, today. hillary?here were concerns about conflicts of interest about hunter biden's role at burisma there were those same questions about a potential conflict of interest about hunter biden's role at a credit card company when his dad was then senator joe biden, when the senate was taking up bankruptcy reform. the credit company in question, mbna, was paying biden's son hunter as a consultant in early 2000s when his dad cast a string ever controversial votes while the senate worked on bankruptcy reform n a rare move biden disagreed with some of his closest democratic colleagues in the senate and sided with credit card companies over legislation that would have made it harder for consumers to escape credit card debt. >> gosh i hate being the opposite side of senator boxer this is with all due respect much ado about nothing. >> this is painful, to have a debate with your best, your brother, but the question of whose full of malarkey is a debatable one. reporter: newspaper editorials at the time biden wa

she has been endorsed by hillary clinton. your case for neera tanden is that she has been endorsed by hillary clinton? one of the most unserious people who has been nominated for this type of role. she has no business, and that's why she should be viewed as a lightning roll. just to get everyone's attention away from the other equally radical picks. >> kennedy: one of the largest offices inside. i have to check how many people are on staff. it is by far the largest office in there. influence will be enormous. you can't undersell how powerful the position is. as leslie said, puts forth the president's agenda, but they actually enact his budget. >> harris: you know, one of the things that i see it in this, as you were piping up as leslie was talking there, this isn't just about how she can lead all these people. it should be about that mostly, and it is an just about -- this is someone who has shown the bad judgments of putting her hands on someone she doesn't agree with. she called it something else. it is bad judgment, involv

hillary vaughn is live in wilmington, delaware. hillary.eporter: jon, president-elect joe biden is really not saying much about the federal criminal investigation into his son hunter biden's business dealings. but he did respond briefly to questions for the first time on camera when fox news asked him about it yesterday. >> hundredth hunter biden commit upfront -- president-elect -- [inaudible conversations] reporter: president-elect joe biden said he does not talk to hunter about overseas business but fox news.com dug up e-mail hunter biden in 2017 calling his dad and two chinese businessmen office mates in e-mail hunter write this is made available for new office mates joe biden jill biden jim biden e-mail list businessman and chairman, both who are close ties to communist party and here is chairman yi from xi of china and senate report looked into hunter biden business found that hunter connection to chinese nationals help generate millions of dollars in cash flow for hunter including 20 wire payments transferred to from hundredth per bi

hillary clinton wasexonerated . this email scandal, the media examination investigation and the crossfire hurricane scandal, i want to talk about one of sthe texts to lisa page shortly after they exonerated hillary clinton said this feels momentous. now let's talk aboutcrossfire hurricane because this matter . the other one, that was just so that we didn't have something up. this matters because it matters . so glad to be on this voyage with you and we have the inspector general when he reviewed the fisa abuse and claimed there was no proof that political bias affected any actions you read i would challenge thatstatement . a final statement is one that we uncovered in our report on leaks. and the overall summary of that is that report showed 125 leaks in the first 126 days of the trump administration, 62 of them would have been defined as arming national security while the obama ministration definition of that and 62 , eight or nine during both the bush and the obama administration. it's an explosion of leaks and by

ford which is president of strong mark business development consultants in washington hillary summit entire industries are facing existential threats restaurants for example even with loyal customers ordering takeout traditional dining establishment just can't make it with reduced seating capacity yet we're hearing how fast food chains could physically reconfigure to multiple drive through lanes like banks have what are the big picture guidelines you are prescribing to the businesses you work with. we'll be back with you again holland and actually that's a huge move you're totally right about the businesses in terms of restaurants but i'll talk actually about some of the things that are happening in the construction architectural industries and i'm working with the trend before march was called densification and that was a law firms accounting for all the social service firms most offices as we know them and commercial real estate was organized around being a stance as possible densification densification is moving in moving now to a distributed workforce this is an open environment

more popular than obama and hillary. maybe he actually is not. lot of issues facing georgia but also the country. by the way, that's in the latest ad. take a i look. >> i don't know how you stay in such great shape, man. you can really stick it up and do it. i tell you. i reached out and grabbed his arms and i pinch my thigh. >> not that funny. you know what biden didn't tell you? raphael warnock's radical past includes louis farrakhan, nation of islam, comparing israeli prime minister to george walla wallace, evil rubber-stamp, the green new deal, open borders. everything is free and taxes, taxes, more taxes,es packing the court and ending the filibuster. joining us now, we'll show the latest campaign ad, david perdue showing us what's at stake in thise election. >> we win the races in georgia so we don't have to negotiate. >> none negotiation? think about that. with jon ossoff, they get total control. we get police the funded, legal immigrants voting. private insurance taken away. military gutted. is that really what you want? >> sean: is that

for which hillary good to see you hilary let's start with you how big of a deal is this for the u.k. to begin the distribution of pfizer's vaccine well sarah pleasure to be back with you and in short it's a big deal 2 aspects of this though and 1st of all the deployment and then what this means is of the e.u. in terms of the deployment simon stephens' the c.e.o. of the n.h.s. yes that's the national health service has said yes the deployment is ready for next week and it will 1st go as you mentioned to me and to the frontline health care workers so that's going to be staggered throughout the u.k. there is enough in the u.k. currently since this is a dose vaccine for vaccinations to a car for about a 3rd of the population 66000000 people so a 3rd of 66000000 people will get these vaccinations and it will start quickly i think the one point is that of course the u.k. with the n.h.s. has a very centralized system the caution then is though by jonathan he's the deputy medical minister for the u.k. as he said you know this vaccinate vaccine is not like yogurt it has to be stored at minus

hillary? reporter: connell, president-elect joe biden is he will emphasizing climate change in his administration. he is creating brand new jobs for his climate team to give them new power in the administration. he is expected to announce gina mccarthy, former head of the epa to be his advisor. she will have a job in the white house with her own staff. al gore says mccarthy's appointment says a new era of climate accountability is upon us. climate activists signals the administration is ready to bypass congress to take executive action on climate matters. back in the she praised an industry now protesting, natural gas. in 2014 mccarthy said this, natural gas in the u.s. has been a game-changer. it has been a significant benefit to the united states. it's been a significant benefit to air quality but today mccarthy's tune on fossil fuels has changed. she tweeted this in april, quote, we must strengthen, not weaken rules that reduce the fossil fuel pollution contaminating our air for the sake of

is not going to give up on these fishery issues like hillary's talked about so many times the e.u. i don't think actually wants a deal because they want it to go badly for the u.k. as we've talked about because if it goes well then other countries leave so here's what you have to do as a politician is you have to posture as if you want a deal because your constituency is demanding get something done right but there is a there is a conflict of interest here the conflict is that businesses in the you want to deal you know fishermen in the e.u. in france specifically in the jury they want these deals done but the leaders. ship as from a globalist perspective does not want to deal because they want it to go badly for the u.k. so they have to posture as if they're fighting for their people when in fact they're not they're fighting more for their system than they are for their do you see the u.k. as being weak here for that. being weak no absolutely not i think i think that the u.k. knows they don't need the deal they don't need it at all and into what hilary said also about small busine

hillary. >> reporter: hi, cheryl.ell americans that the toughest days lie ahead in terms of combating the coronavirus and trying to get the pandemic under control. he said he knows that that is something that is hard for americans to hear, but it's the truth. and really the good news of the vaccine being rolled out is kind of being overshadowed by what president-elect biden is forecasting, a grim forecast, saying that he expects infection rates are going to go with up over the next several weeks and that covid deaths will also be going up as well over the next several weeks. but he is expected in his remarks to criticize the trump administration for what he says is not keeping pace with the number of vaccines that were expected to be rolled out by now saying that the trump administration is behind. so today biden will be rolling out his plan on what he would do differently to expedite the number of vaccinations. biden himself already got the vaccine and today vice president-elect kamala harris did as well. and while s

business association hillary always a pleasure to have you on. now we know you're coming from a pro u.k. perspective what it comes to brecht's it but we just heard david mcallister say that the e.u. has shown the most flexibility and quote in negotiations is that a fair assessment now i think actually i one of the invalides i've loved design i heard somebody say recently what if the u.k. was to insist on having access to the french vineyards i think that would put it really in context i do think if you look at anything in life i mean even if it's a murder case you always look for the motive what's the motive the u.k. has no motivation whatsoever to want to use the lay tactics in fact the u.k. has done everything in their own interest to try an expedited these negotiations whereas look at the e.u. what is in the e.u. is interest we've talked about before they do not want other nations leaving they do not want to next it with the dots they do not want to talk that with the swedish that's why they're making it actually as difficult as possible becau

baldwin has posted a few times about the controversy surrounding his wife hilaria, formerly known as hillarye new york post echoing the tidal wave of criticisms aimed at hilaria baldwin, accusing her the wife of alec baldwin and self-described mother of five baldwinitos of faking spanish heritage and accent. >> she's a white girl who's been pretending to be spanish her whole life. >> despite being born and raised in boston, something baldwin herself confirmed in 2012, a couple of clips have gone viral of baldwin in which critics claim she fakes her accent and misrepresents her heritage. in this clip from 2015, she seems to forget the english word for cucumber. >> tomatoes. we have cucumber. >> there's this one from april of this year. >> no, no, no, i moved here when i was 19 to go to nyu. my family lives in spain. they live in mallorca. >> now baldwin defending herself in a new instagram video. >> i am that person, if i've been speaking a lot of spanish, i tend to mix them. if i'm speaking more english, then i mix that. >> her husband alec also posting a lengthy video vaguely referencing th

will she go by hillary now? >> that the question, do we call her hilaria or do the color hillary?ves in a hole, stop digging. that's what she's doing now, and her husband, alec, screaming at everybody on social media that is not a story. it absolutely is a story. if you're going to say, "how do i say cucumber english?" she should have gone the full "como se dice!" stealing my mother is columbian and i can't even fake a spanish accent. i don't even know. the "washington examiner" piece blames fawning media for letting her get away with it for years. to me that alec baldwin did not know she was from spain. and where is the heat on alec baldwin? he is this guy, this liberal, who is all for minorities. his wife was playing one and wasn't one, so when is he going to speak? i want to hear what he has to say about "hilaria." >> alec baldwin is kind of reticent and he didn't really speak a lot publicly. what am i talking about him at its opposite. of course, the guy who never met a microphone he doesn't like suddenly is very silent on these questions. of course he knew. she was born in bo

right now they're in court trying to protect hillary clinton. that's today's doj.lynch/session/barr, one big blob. lou: it's unbelievable. it's appalling. so what should -- >> and rosen, and rosen is barr's hire. we're not going to get anything different from the acting attorney general. lou: well, with that uplifting conclusion i have to say, tom, you want a special counsel to find out about the fraud on this election? >> we need a special counsel on biden, we need a special counsel on the election, and we need a special prosecutor on obamagate because durham isn't capable of doing whatever he's been asked to do. lou: i support everything that tom fitton just said about special prosecutors and special counsel. please, please, somebody, come to your senses over there at the justice department. thanks, tom, appreciate it. tom fitton. >>> before we go to brach, i just want to share -- break, i just want to share some christmas cheer. you can go to -- well, you can order my new book. and you know what should cheer you up? knowing what a splendid president we have, a h

let's go to hillary vaughn on the scene in wilmington, delaware. hillary? reporter: hi, jackie.resident-elect joe biden really gave americans today a grim forecast of what is ahead. he said that he knows it's not what americans want to hear but that the hardest days of the entire pandemic are in front of us and not behind us. he also says that he expects that deaths and infection rates will be going up over the next few weeks and criticized the trump administration for what he calls a slow sack/seen rollout. he came up with some of his own ideas to speed up the distribution of vaccine. his administration will put vaccination sites around the country and send mobile units to hard to reach communities to deliver the vaccine. he wants to address vaccination hesitancy for people who are on the fence whether or not to get the vaccine. biden himself already got the vaccine. today vice president-elect kamala harris did as well. harris is someone who previously said she would not take the vaccine if president trump told her to but today she had a change of tune. >> i would like to say t

hillary vaughn live in delaware with more. hillary?r: charles, we went on a hunt for what hunter biden was up to and who he was doing business with before this 2018 investigation into his tax affairs began and it led us to a senate report looking at hunter biden's overseas business dealings. the report came to two conclusions that hunter biden had business relationships with chinese nationals linked to the chinese government and those connections turned out millions of dollars in cash flow. the money trail in the report follows hunter biden's business relationship with two chinese businessmen, ming and gongwen dong, whose detections to the chinese government were extensive. in september 2017 hunter opened a line of credit with yae gongwen dong under the business name hudson west iii. that same account had credit cards giving to hunter biden, his brother james and his wife sarah. they used them to spend $100,000 on hotels and apple products. in zest and 2018, that business, hudson west iii sent frequent payments to hunter biden's law fi

hillary vaughn with more, the question what the team will mean for us taxpayers. hillary?ter: hi, connell t could mean billions of dollars added to the debt on day one which ultimately taxpayers pay the price down the line. president-elect joe biden saying this economics team is working on additional stimulus package if the one ultimately gets passed in the lame-duck session this winter in his opinion not enough. >> but any package passed in a lame-duck session is likely to be at best just a start. my transition team has already working on what i will put forward in the next congress. reporter: biden's nominee for key economic positions announced today are now putting his plans for higher taxes and massive government spending in the spotlight. former fed chair janet yellen, his pick for treasury secretary was against president trump's tax cuts and jobs act in 2018 that cut taxes for millions of middle income earners saying at time the economy did not need a boost. now she will be in a position to squeeze out even more tax revenue without congress. yellen would oversee the

ignoring hillary's dirty russian misinformation dossier. that is a spectacular bifurcation of their brains, if you ask me. now they want to call the fight for election integrity garbage and demand you get in line come off 75 million of you, right now. i don't think so. as a wisconsin chief justice said, this was a devastating take on a powerful dissent, 4-30, close decision, a significant -- wisconsin supreme court -- significant portion of the public does not believe the presidential election was fairly conducted. once again, four justices on this court, the wisconsin supreme court, cannot be bothered with addressing what the statutes require to assure that absentee ballots are lawfully cast. the chief justice continued -- the chief justice, four members of this court, through the cloak over numerous problems that will be repeated again and again until this court has the courage to correct them. another dissenting supreme court justice in wisconsin. "that the state's ruling against the trump campaign is "doomed to create chaos, uncertainty

hillary vaughn is in wilmington, delaware, and i think you have got an answer to that, hillary.t looking? reporter: i do, lauren. really to completely undo president trump's tax cuts president-elect biden needs a democratic controlled senate which means a lot is at stake in the special election in georgia with those two senate seats up for grabs and two democratic candidates on the ticket, rafael warnock and jon ossoff have been talking taxes on the trail in the lead-up to special election making it clear they want more money out of taxpayers pockets to pay for biden's agenda. >> when the congress passed the 2 trillion-dollar tax give away to richest of the rich, i began to say to the elected officials, that a budget is not just a fiscal document. it is a moral document. >> have you noticed that there is always money tax giveaways for wealthy donors, you talk about making college affordable for young black people in the country, suddenly the country has no resources? reporter: president-elect biden has a few options to make americans and u.s. businesses pay more even if democrat

not even with a double l like that hillary who pretended to be named adverse or admin hillary.y was born not in mallorca but in boston. boston, massachusetts. her family has lived there since the revolution. the american revolution, not any old spanish one. one appreciates living with alec baldwin poses challenges and one can imagine how an otherwise well-adjusted might retreat into a fantasy world. where he's the deranged sadistic man in the red bolero jacket but it's a sad comment that so many people are so dissatisfied with their own heritage. next thing you know they'll be a half indian, half jamaican raised in montreal claiming to have celebrated kwanzaa all through her childhood. full disclosure. i was actually raised in topeka, kansas, and if the show went on 1115 minutes i wouldn't be able to keep up this unconvincing accident. the coronavirus has forced many tv personalities to transform their living rooms into television studios. he didn't take long for these guys to realize they could class up the joint by filling them with dusty, never opened hardcover books. here's

the law that wasly used quickly when president trump was elected even though hillary clinton had millions more votes than he did. she conceded the election within a day and the transition began. the idea that whoever is president must know what is going on. certainly, the presiding officer like all of us, have access to and get intelligence briefings of what is happening around the world. it discloses nothing to say that we live in perilous times. and the decisions any president must make, even if it is five minutes after they are inaugurated, has the potential for president obama was inaugurated the first half. he actually had talking points to alert people to clear the balls in case there was an attack. today is only the first day that president-elect biden is getting the presidential briefing and vice president-elect kamala harris. she of course has the advantage as a member of the senate intelligence committee to have a lot of that material anywayoo. but we look so foolish in the eyes of the rest of the world. we have dictatorships when they rigged the election so they can stay. we le

>> bill: hillary, thank you.ton, delaware. >> look, this whole thing is a terrible situation. this should have never been allowed to happen. you know, it's an embarrassment to our country, all over the world they're talking about it. yeah, i would consider a special prosecutor. because you know, this is not a counsel that sounds so nice. i went through three years of a special counsel prosecutor. i call prosecutor. it's a much more accurate term. >> that from sunday morning futures with maria here on fox. bill barr has given john durham the powers of a special counsel. in fact, it happened act two weeks prior to the election. that order allows him to keep investigating the russian probe origins. bill barr is at the white house as we speak. we'll bring in karl rove. what do you make on the move on behalf of the a.g. about 35 minutes ago? >> we can guarantee the durham investigation will continue unless and until joe biden's administration decides that they want a kerfuffle by firing him. he's not a republican, not

this is -- when i took over chairman in january 2015 it was in march 2015 that it was revealed that hillary clinton ran most of her e-mails through a private server and not only is this committee the full general oversight committee of congress but we have specific legislative jurisdiction on federal records so that began my work in this committee's work for the last six years investigating some of the corruption in the obama administration. it's important that to note that this represents, from my standpoint, unequal application to justice and hillary clinton was exonerated and this e-mail scandal of the media examination gave them more into the crossfire hurricane scandal and i just wanted to talk about one of the text that peter stzrok texted lisa page shortly after the exonerated hillary clinton that said and damn this feels momentous. he's talked about crossfire hurricane because this matters in the other one did to in the media exam but that was to ensure we did not affect something out. this matters because it matters. super glad to be on this voyage with you. yet we had the inspecto

i member in the last election with hillary in 2016. she one the popular vote. but not the electoral college. in the same with trump and i would like to know, i know you do not answer questions. how many of the last seven or eight elections have the republicans won the popular vote and not the electoral college? thank you and have a happy holiday. host: gretchen in new york. don in michigan, independent. caller: good morning. i am for keeping the electoral college. there are a couple of reasons. eliminate theo electoral college, eventually you might just eliminate state borders because it is going to become just a government of a true democracy instead of a republic, as what we have here and which we enjoy. supposingreason is, you come to an electionha

what is the latest, hillary? reporter: connell, we found a pretty thorough paper trail of what this senate report that looked into hunter biden's overseas business dealings called suspicious activity that really led senators to come to two conclusions. the first being that hunter biden had business relationships with chinese nationals linked to the communist government and that those connections turned out millions of dollars in cash flow. the money trail detailed in the report follows hunter biden's business relationship with two chinese businessmen, ya ming and his business associate gongwen dong. his connects to the chinese government the report says are extensive. in 2017 hunter opened a line of credit with gongwen dong under the business name, hudson west iii. that same account had credit cards given to hunter biden, joe biden's brother james and his wife sarah. they used the credit cards to spend $100,000 on restaurants and apple products. the credit card collateral was ultimately flagged in the report as p

to hillary vaughn whose in wilmington, delaware with the breaking news, hillary?ct joe biden admitted just a few moments ago that it took a little pesterring and a little nagging to convince tom vilsack to return to his role as secretary of agriculture after he served there under the obama administration. >> tom helped expand markets around the world for american farmers, he improved our food safety standards and helped families receive healthy meals. he wasn't anxious to come back. he wasn't looking for this job, but i was persistent. reporter: former governor tom vilsack will once again head an agency that has had a hand in nearly every aspect of the nation's food production from farm-to-table with $153 billion budget in 2020, his job will regulate genetically- engineered seeds, insure farmer's crops, promote ag exports and also inspect slaughterhouses but thoughts on his previous tenure in the role are mixed. when he left the usda in 2017 net farm income was down 40 % from record highs just four years earlier and today, farmers are more reliant on government pa

when i took over chairman in 2015 it was in march 2015 that it was revealed that hillary clinton read most of her e-mail through private server, not only is this committee the general oversight committee of congress we have specific jurisdiction on federal records, that really vegan my work in this communities work investigating some of the corruption of the obama administration, i think it's important to note that this represents from my standpoint unequal application of justice, hillary clinton wasp exonerated, this e-mail scandal investigation morphed into crossfire hurricane scandal and i want to talk about one of the text the peter strzok texted to lisa page shortly after the exonerated hillary clinton, he's talking about crossfire hurricane. this matters, the other one did too. but that was to ensure that we did not ask something up, this matters because it matters. so glad to be on this voyage with you. and yet we have the inspector general when he reviewed the pfizer abuse in his report and claimed there was no proof that political bias affected any actions. i would challenge