hillary clinton's campaign lawyer in court today fighting charges he lied to the fbi in hillary's debunkedrump russia push. this new twist, hillary's team and the dnc could be subpoenaed to testify. new information about hunter biden could implicate the president himself. their financial connections more entangled than realized undercutting the president's i know nothing denials. elon musk slams twitter's censorship of the hunter biden story. the media and democrats still in meltdown mode. here's the reveal, their business model failing. viewers, voters, fleeing. why elon musk should ignore them to fix twitter. it has been a go nowhere stock for years and democrats and the media, they were fine with censorship when it worked for them. now democrats want the government to regulate twitter and plus reports coming in. major shootout in a biloxi, mississippi, crime is so bad, a brazen armed robbery took place in front of fbi headquarters in d.c. and the dea connects where mayorkas won't. the dea, that border collapse is behind a growing drug and gun crime wave taking off in dozens of u.s. citi

the question becomes though, who will be willing to fall on the sword for the hillary clinton and hillaryingle one of her debacles unscathed and her political career continues. looking may 16th, in the trial who will be willing to fall on the sword, who maybe will be willing to sell hillary clinton down the river? that is what i'm waiting to see. elizabeth: it goes to trial next month, as you point out in mid-may, federal court in d.c. special counsel durham charged sussman with lying to the fbi and justice department, covering up he was working for hillary clinton's campaign, pushing debunked false narrative inside of the u.s. government to go after trump for russia collusion. that basically trump's organization was talking to russia's alfa bank over the internet. let's listen to former attorney general william barr. he is saying yeah, hillary and her team were trying to do a hit-and-run on trump to get the government to do this, go after trump with a fake narrative but no fingerprint the of hillary on this. watch a.g. barr. watch? >> why did the fbi act the way they did? there was no ba

hillary vaughn in washington with mower. hillary. reporter: good evening, liz.l today oil and gas executives said point-blank to lawmakers they are not price gouging at the pump but some house democrats zeroed in on their company profits asking why they are passing those savings down to the shareholders and not to their customers. >> isn't it the patriotic thing to do is to pass that savings along to your customers at the pump? >> congressman, no single company controls prices in -- >> i got it. my time's out. there is lot of hocus-pocus. reporter: but oil companies ceos made the point they don't own and operate gas stations in the country. a lot are mom-and-pop operations. instead they say president biden's policies are influencing production and impacting prices at the pump? >> these regulations make it harder for you to produce energy in america? >> yes they do. >> mr. sheffield? >> yes they do, sir. >> mr. moncrief? >> yes, they do. reporter: oil companies were straightforward about what they need from washington. a reversal of a lot of biden regulations. th

he is hillary's campaign lawyer.llary trying to get the fbi to probe trump with russia collusion with the russian alfa bank. now his team, this feels like desperation, tomi, he wants to block durham introducing into court hillary clinton's tweets, touting, pushing the false trump russia narrative they cooked up? does this smell like desperation to you? >> it certainly does, i bet sussman and hillary herself wished they could delete the tweets like they deleted emails. everything you're saying is exactly right. i smell a rat. they were so proud of the tweets when it they released them, to influence the election to further the collusion campaign between trump and russia and russian bank. they're so proud of it then, all of sudden they don't want something as little and public like that admitted to the trial on may 16th? boy sounds like they're getting awfully nervous. not just sussman. i think hillary clinton is getting nervous about the probe and investigation of the upcoming trial. elizabeth: hillary's team, right? t

look at hillary. clinton in her own words next week laura bush a one-time librarian who became first lady american history tvs first lady series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever yogood. i'm jim sweet president-elect of the aha. it's my distinct pleasure to introduce tonight's presidential lecturer jackie jones. i won't pretend that i can do justice to professor. jones's remarkable career in a five-minute introduction if you want to know more about our 10 books her pulitzer pulitzer prize nominations her macarthur fellowship. award-winning teaching and mentoring as well as more personal insights from her former students and colleagues see the terrific biography that was just passed out to many of you a few minutes ago by jack davis.

hillary's hired help at fusion gdp push this raw, unverified, debunked hillary trump-russia collusionork times," abc, "the wall street journal," "the washington post," "slate" magazine, and then they claimed here's the rub, ford, hillary's team was telling these reporters that the government was investigating trump russia, that they cooked up as they were trying to get the fbi and cia an doj to go after trump. do you see that there, what they were doing? this is conspiracy, feels like. >> this is conspiracy but to your point, clinton campaign basically sent the fbi and cia on a wild goose chase knowing full well the data they were proffering as evidence was completely manufactured out of thin air but they had the gall to go do this, entire time we realize there was no trump-russia collusion and it was completely debunked. in fact it was a motion. they're circling the wagons to cover up the tracks on the travesty they tried to pull on the media and the american people. elizabeth: durham, john durham, special counsel is basically saying michael sussman, hillary campaign outside lawyer e

look at hillary. clinton in her own words next week laura bush a one-time librarian who became first lady american history tvs first lady series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office here many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast presidential recordings season 1 focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you'll hear about the 1964 civil rights act the 1964 presidential campaign the gulf of tonkin incident the march on selma and the war in vietnam, not everyone knew they were being recorded. certainly johnson secretary's new because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact, they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs you'll also hear some blunt talk. yeah. i want to reporter the number of people at sign to kennedy when they died. the number signed me no

hillary and joe hate each other. hillary and joe are in the same business. using their office for their own personal benefit. for their own personal wealth. it's enough at this point for the american public to identify think, lawrence, to say enough, enough, enough, enough of this corruption and this using of public service for personal enrichment, we know hillary clinton foundation the clinton foundation and hillary and bill clinton had used that office, this is what joe was pointing to to get rich of abu dhabi's speeches. that didn't serve as a warning to joe biden it served as inspiration. we know from the same laptop which has untold promises for riches for the news cycle, that's exactly where the biden family went. we look -- i don't want to go on about this forever, lawrence, we look what happened with twitter today. and there is an inside concerted systemic effort outsider purchasing twitter to institute the principle of free speech. you say when is enough of this insider systemic corrupt system that if only interested in protecting itself, be it the

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look at hillary. clinton in her own words next week laura bush a one-time librarian who became first lady american history tvs first lady series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever yolaurd yourself as a traditional wife a traditional mother. what does that mean? well, actually i said that i have always had traditional jobs. i've had jobs that were traditionally women's jobs. i

hillary clinton put her own mark on her own role. here she is at the smithsonian inaugurating ground to their museum. >> the curators care so much about displaying the entire history of our country and giving some context, historically, socially and politically to the women whose gowns are often one of the most sought-after visits in washington as tourists and americans and people really from all over the world stand in line. we now will be able to share with these visitors, not only the beauty of the gowns but also something more about the women who wore them. i must say this is a bittersweet moment to give this dress up. it is not something that i came to lightly. as you will notice, we are into the third year of my husband's term before this has occurred. i hope all of you will have a chance to not only admire the gowns but also to look carefully at the rest of the exhibition. with historic photographs, campaign memorabilia, from martha washington to barbara bush and now to me, we can gain a history in the course of our great coun

hillary was an asset to bill. especially in the second term in so many ways not the least of which was in his foreign policy. he has never been shy about speaking of his admiration for how sharp she is politically and intellectually and i think that he definitely i think the decision was made and i would obviously have to spend more time researching this but i think at some point a decision was probably made that. okay, and she may have made it herself. she talks a little bit about this in her first in her first book. the decision to if people at home domestically are not appreciative of her intellect her, you know, her political will or political power political will and all of that. then she would go elsewhere and she found as i said a lot more sympathy i think and more. more understanding outside of the united states than she did within especially in that's our second term. and again, we know the second term is where clinton's president clinton's credibility as it related to monica and the rest of it and the im

i worked learning learned working for hillary and second book. she proclaims our declaration of independence from a man's world. it's not a declaration of war. just don't see any reason we need to continue to follow a man's path and that is what just something about her is about right that you hear the set about women. there's just something about her. i don't like sometimes it's there's just something about her. that's incredible. and for nancy pelosi, there's i've just something about her that is incredible and incredibly effective um and susan i talked about this and thought that for our discussion of madam speaker to start with the question of what makes her so effective. she's incredibly effective and even john boehner her, you know foe house republican speaker john bainer said she was probably the most effective speaker ever, right? so i thought we would look start do that sort of three categories and then we'll do q&a with the audience one is role models and early role models and people who helped her along the way i went to kentucky brown

hillary clinton: thank you very much. honestly, that was such an incredible answer and your students are so lucky to have you in the classroom. i just think every student watching that answer is going to take something away, because they are going to feel that they have the strength and ability to continue to pursue their own dreams. i just cannot thank you enough for joining us and sharing your experience. and sharing your heart with all of the students. you really are making a difference and i am thrilled that more people are going to be able to see and hear what you say and take that to their own hearts. you make me more hopeful about our future. jill biden: i hope so. my students make me hopeful, so thank you hillary for focusing on community colleges. it will make a real difference. thank you. hillary clinton: thank you for everything you are doing. our hearts and energy go with you. jill

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that is what hillary's team clearly wanted.gps telling a "wall street journal" reporter go call adam schiff. this feels like a big, gigantic conspiracy charge push that potentially durham could bring. we don't know. what do you say? conspiracy? >> oh, i think there was, a huge conspiracy going on to manufacture, a false, a false story about russia trump collusion and they tried to get not only all these government agencies, law enforcement, intelligence agencies into it, well then they "borked" on getting the media to -- worked on getting the media to report on it so they could damage the trump campaign. this is all coordinated. the center of the cord names was the perkins coie law firm which of was acting as general counsel for the clinton campaign, dnc and who brought fusion gps in all of it. elizabeth: john durham is no joke. he worked on the whitey bolger case and cia waterboarding. he is a serious guy. hans, come back soon. the white house is considering redirecting veterans affairs resources meant for our military veteran

you're right, obama never rebuked hillary about this at all.on. >> yeah. that tech executive, rodney joffe, listen what john durham is saying about this, that tech executive, hillary clinton's campaign, hillary clinton's lawyers, mark elias and michael sussman were building a narrative designed to malign donald trump and his campaign. when the tech executive is going, using computer data, demanding his employees create this impression that trump is illegally communicating with the kremlin, they were so sophisticated with this, they came up with a name for it. they called it crimson rhino. that was the code name that the tech executive gave to the clinton world effort to paint trump as a stooge of vladmir putin. again, i just can't overstate, this 48-page filing released by john durham has so many important revelations about the abuse of our government's powers against a private citizen and subsequently the president of the united states. elizabeth: anti-trump partisan's at obama's fbi, took on steele's debunk dossier against trump. used it to s

elizabeth: hillary vaughn, thanks for your reporting.gressman lee zeldin house financial services running for governor of new york. congressman ken buck from house foreign affairs. congressman zeldin your reaction to he had markky say -- ed markey says they're sitting on millions of barrels of oil. how does he know that? there are dry wells out there. is he doing seismic tests? is ed markey a driller now? >> right. obviously we know you're being sarcastic. the fact they're spinning reality. they're pushing out talking points as if we're all stuck in never ending democratic national convention. fortunately the average american is smart enough to realize this has been going on a long time as far as rising costs. we saw the stop, the stopping of the keystone xl pipeline project. we saw fast tracking of nord stream 2. we're aware of all sorts of safe extraction of natural resources that can be done in our own country. the pipe, the other pipeline applications that are sitting, not just federal government but at state capitals, getting delaye

what is hillary clinton adding to the national conversation? >> not much at this stage.you mentioned, clearly it's about hillary clinton, keeping her in the front of the debate or muscling her way to the front again. she's playing tactically carefully, praising biden and saying we should always who do more. typically safe way but i think we will find out whether the nation really want to hear from her again on this or any other issue. one of the reasons why this country has such difficulty talking about ukraine and russia is the fact the democrat made russia in particular a domestic issue in the last five years. they couldn't have a sensible debate in this country what russia was actually doing because the day after the election in 2016 hillary clinton was saying russia, prussia, russia without foundation meaning everyone else ran away from talking about it for four years so i think we are reaping the results of that and as i say, america will work out whether they want to hear from the woman who said that most in the months to come. kennedy: kevin, but she has reset but

hillary clinton asking a judge to toss out trump's lawsuit against hillary and her team over hillary'sussia collusion. we're on it. plus biden's tax controversy heats up. we'll break it down with former deputy independent counsel so wisenberg. that is next. >> republican congress should investigate why the irs decided to audit donald trump in the years before he became president but decided not to audit joe biden even though you had these stories publicly questioning his tactics? ys had . like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. welcome to allstate.

according to hillary polls schmaltz .ten. >> i do think it's part of the democratic dna that seems to be in style weather were in and out of power were in power and still humoring going on. what presidency is hillary watching. lara: i think tyrus may be onto something. i was wondering to myself whenever hillary came back on we cannot get away from her, you do not see bill clinton the former president of the united states on all of these media tours, hillary is constantly out there and i'm kinda wondering like a lot of americans why is hillary clinton back out in front. maybe you're onto something with this. perhaps she thinks she can step in and take his spot. she lost her chance when my father-in-law became president. that was supposed to be her time. we really messed that up for her. maybe she thinks she will take it we will not know anything about it. it's really amazing to see her try to play off polls, the polls are so bad because of all the things that lisa explained. the average person in america goes to the grocer

more details how the cia said early on hillary's trump russia was a fraud. why didn't the obama white house just drop it? fight in silicon valley and free speech. more on elon musk potential plan b to take on twitter. ceo jack dorsey slams twitter's board as consistently dysfunctional. these are guys dictating what you see and read on the internet. media got hysterical over the phony story about border patrol whipping migrants. remember that one? that didn't happen. they were cleared of wrongdoing. why is the media silent about even more terrorists caught at the border, terrorists caught under biden? i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. unfortunately stocks in a sea of red down today, it was seesaw action, as the 10-year treasury yield that is used as a benchmark for bank loans hitting a three-year high. safe haven gold hitting $2,000, first time in five weeks. inflation is surging. russia bombing ukraine. both of that is worrying wall street. russia is acti

if people wonder, yes, hillary clinton is my friend. she's been a friend to me and barack and malia and sasha and bill and chelsea have been embracing and supportive from the very day my husband took the oval office. now you may have noticed that i have been doing some campaigning for hillary. i know that there's some folks out there who have commented that it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign, and that may be true, but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. that's why i'm out here. i'm out here first and foremost because we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend hillary clinton. never before in our lifetime. i say this ever where i go, i admire and respect hillary. she's been lawyer, professor, first lady of united states, secretary of state, first lady of arkansas -- she has -- >> that was michelle obama. a popular sitting first lady campaigning in 2016 for a former first lady turned presidential ca

and who wouldn't want advice from hillary?he is so good at winning elections. >> i'm well aware that mid tremors obviously always difficult for the party in power but we have got a great story to tell. get out there and do a better job of telling it the democrats in office and out need to be doing a better job of making the case. >> jesse: hillary doesn't think democrats are doing a good enough job bragging about their accomplishments. all right. biden signed covid relief that triggered inflation and then everybody got covid. and he signed infrastructure. have we even broken ground on a single project? did we tear down a racist bridge yet? anyway, hillary thinks republicans are the ones out of touch. frankly, standing up to the other side with their craziness and their calls for impunity and in theyness that we hear coming from them, i don't think the average american frankly wants to be governed by people who live in totally different reality. >> jesse: in theyness? the democrats can't even tell us what a woman is. they want

there's a second year to this communal hillary wants to run again in 2024. fun a month. i expect more of this to come out. i just think -- i'm here for it, isn't that the term? >> you are here for it, jimmy. my favorite email is the one where the police sent a hot biden an article from "the wall street journal" about cheryl mills and hillary clinton who did a private deal with the company the united arab emirates. and the whole criticism was a conflict of interest. i mean for joe to send that to hunter? >> mean that's the pot calling the kettle black. first of all the whole hypocrisy of the bidens and hunter biden relationship and emails -- and what he knew and what he didn't know, which if this was donald trump and trump jr., we'd be having a very different conversation. of course trump knew what his son was doing. of course joe biden knew what his son was doing. but as far as the dislike that her disdain you will among the democratic party, which emily just head on, it's so true i'm not even sure obama voted for joe biden. >> he voted kanye west. he's a ch

someone more likable than hillary clinton as hard as that is stephen say.em we are trying our hardest, really? you think what people go to the gas pump in its nearly $100 to fill up an suv they are trying their hardest? it's nonsensical. is like comedy our satire when you want. >> but again that's a reality. she says the g.o.p. isn't living in one. do you think this is going to work? how far do you think we have to watch with baited breath or simply popcorn as this dumpster fire keeps going on? >> the midterms are the battle of reality. because the read on reality. who think they understand the situation that americans face. i think it's going to be nearly impossible for democrats to make that case given where they've lined up on all the issues that matter the people. so if hillary clinton wants to make the reality play i think she's going to find that her party runs into a brick wall of reality and people are living every day all across this country -- not on twitter, but in real places where they are facing real problems. >> that's right, tomi, one final

susan rice, condoleezza rice, hillary clinton, and the list goes on.se paths were paved in large part by madeleine albright. >>> in order to make real the declaration of independence. a document that has changed more lives around the world and continues to do so and madeleine albright gave her life to the central founding ideal of the country, which is that we are all created equal. you will hear it expressed through a religious language beginning in a moment. the notion that we are all god's creatures, and all nations are of one blood. she believed that. and the united states of america was founded on this idea. we're not perfect, but nobody else told us we had to set this as a standard. we set it for ourselves. if we are ever going to meet it, we need people of the caliber and skill and devotion of people like madeleine albright, and many of the people we are seeing, again, imperfect figures because we are imperfect people, and a democracy is the fullest manifestation of all of us, and we are going to have good days and bad days, and good eras and ba

"pat, i'd like to solve the puzzle "hillary clinton fan!"r ] "hillary clinton fan." [ buzzer ] "okay, let's turn around the letters and we see that the answer is -- "uyour honoryour honor 'hillary clinton fan.' [ buzzer ] also, let's go back to this for a second, because this is a perfect trump sentence >> living in pakistan, beautifully in pakistan, in what i guess they considered a nice mansion. i don't know i've seen nicer. >> seth: he wants to shame mcraven for not catching bin laden sooner by saying he was living in a beautiful mansion, but he also can't stop himself from [bleep] on the mansion. and look, like everyone, i was upset when i heard bin laden was living in a mansion, and then i saw it and thought, "oh, okay, that makes me feel a little bit better." on a smaller scale, it's how i feel when i see a picture of trump at the omelet bar at his golf club. sure, he's a free man, but those look like [bleep] eggs, and that makes me smile a little bit. also, it's pretty rich for trump to insinuate the admiral who caught the world's mos

hillary clinton making the rounds. why? dana perino has an idea. she will be joining us.ave chosen martha maccallum to inform you in the famed news duel. evacuate eastern ukraine. 4 million people have fled since the tart of the war. brian: welcome back. hillary clinton never stays quiet for long. she came out swinging against republicans on twitter. she retweeted this quote from the gop share saying the gop is a party fascism and doesn't deserve to be in power. you have to wonder what is her motivation in the mid-terms. let as many as ask dana perino. she has agreed to be on this show. she is the author of "everything will be okay." we'll talk about that in a moment. were you intrigued by hillary clinton's reemergence. >> "tucker carlson" show i said watch her, she'll try to run again in 2024. when she appears in public, she reconfirms my initial instincts. she believes biden won't run again and she thinks she is positioned to get the president i this time around. third time might be the charm. brian: she is 74 years old. she does nothing but compliment joe biden. >> she

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hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with all of the details, hillary? hi, cheryl, good afternoon. well the house did pass that extra additional relief for restaurants and small businesses. the senate though still needs to vote on it, pass it, approve it, send it to president biden's desk but what's in the bill includes the pandemic era relief program. the restaurant revitalization fund passed by congress last year, at the time congress approved over $28 billion for that fund, but it quickly ran out of money. over 270,000 restaurants applied for aid. the request totaled more than $72 billion, so the money dried up quickly before everyone could be helped so a bipartisan group of lawmakers are pushing to fill the fund backup. >> making sure that the stress ed restaurants and small businesses are able to receive the relief that was originally promised to them, but because of overwhelming demand in terms of funds, weren't previously available. reporter: for many people the pandemic is long-gone. restaurants are packed, bars are busy. you would think business

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