hillary to this. first 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 ap

this is hillary clinton in her own words. >> mrs. clinton, we welcome you, this is an auspicious occasion in every sense. >> i want to thank you, and the members of this committee for the many courtesy's hand good advice, and hours of your time that you have spent with me as a whole committee that many of you have spent with me individually. in the past few weeks, mr. chairman, you and other distinguished members of this committee have raised tough and important questions about how best we can finance health care reform. this is, as we all know, a subject of great complexity. one has been studied exhaustively, which is still subject to a great many questions. we have to, in the coming weeks and months ahead, work closely together to understand as fully as we are able, the kinds of issues that are raised by the reforms that are offered, not only by the president, but by the republican senators represented here on this committee, and others. we have to be sure that we get the best value for the health care dollars we currently

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well, 1st of all, i feel poor hillary poor hillary clinton wants to be relevant. she wants to be in the news. she wishes she was president. it's kind of sad. it's a little pathetic. we have a tradition in america that are, are washed out. presidential candidates sort of tend to be not very uh, not very impressive. al gore ran around forever. mich, a mitt romney actually. but look, it's, it's hypocritical. but it's also stunning in how brazen it is. hillary clinton spent about a year and a half saying donald trump was an illegitimate election. hillary clinton's campaign spent tens of thousands of dollars trying to promote the ally that russia somehow interfered with donald trump and helped him when the election. hillary clinton has been proven to be a, you know, a really fraudulent actor in the russia hoax. i mean, it's proven, it's not and it's not up for grabs. so when she looked at the camera and says, oh, trust me, 2024 is going to be bad. there's a couple things that come to mind 1st. why is she talking about 200-2004? the answer is cuz she wants to run. but t

he's saying hillary not campaigning in wisconsin, hillary not campaigning in michigan or going to uniond hillary's e-mail scandal, so what this also is indicating too, there's a split between the obama and biden camps. we knew that. and a split between the obama and clinton camps. so the top leadership of the democrat party is not as coalesced as people may think. >> not at all. it's so funny too how these people willing to say so much when talking to their buddies in the corporate media that they wouldn't with say out loud in front of people. then you had it followed up from obama many to trump who would say everything publicly about how he felt about intraparty disputes, and now we're back to this era of shivving people in the back but doing it, you know, quietly -- elizabeth: you know, they've been making divisive, critics, political wash dogs are saying these top democrats have been dividing america, making divisive comments about democrat voters, about republican voters, you know? just saying divisive comments across the board. and then being divisive behind the scenes about each o

hillary clinton never did. it was always attached to bill clinton and then she expected to be elevated up into the presidency because of the help she gave him. this is just complaining of impossible challenges, these are -- it is not easy for women, we certainly have a different road we have to move down absolutely and it makes us frankly better because the standard is higher. it is not always fair but life is not fair so we dealt with that, hillary clinton never did. she didn't have the courage to face her supporters when she lost, she stayed back and sent that other guy, whatever his name was. i've already forgotten, he will reappear so this is a woman who has never had courage, never had the confidence to do it and she is whining and having homea whine about it was impossible, everybody is complaining about your look or you sounded mad. it is called leadership. have the confidence to overcome that and frankly to not care, donald trump doesn't care and that is why they freak out because no matter what they sa

she has -- [applause] >> hillary! hillary! hillary! >> that was michelle obama, a popular sitting first lady campaigning in 2016 for a former first lady turned presidential candidate. a lawyer, mother of two young daughters, and the first african american first lady. you will hear, in her own voice, here on american history tv, how is she experienced her eight years in that white house, featuring footage from c-span video library. first, you will hear from michelle obama in 2009, a c-span interview, in her first year in the white house. she talks about how she sees the role of first lady, and how she expects to grow in the job. >> i think every first lady brings their unique perspective to this job. if you didn't, you couldn't live through it. i think, to the extent that this feels natural to me at any level, and i would never have thought that living in the white house, and being first lady would feel natural. it's because i try to make it me. i try to bring a little bit of michelle obama into this, but at the same time respecting and

she joys me for more hillary. welcome back. the show, the bank of england taking these new steps on both monday and to day after so much more turmoil. how serious is the situation in bond markets right now? well, it's very serious because we know the, after you know, the financial statement or many budget, what if you want to call it markets react badly. bank of england in part to rescue up pension funds, who are obliged to sell that gold. ready the price of its plummet that day intervened in the market and thought that that, but of course they announced that they would only be doing that until this week. but now, because of the continued uncertainty, they are going to be buy more debt. because of course, what has happened, i mean that there's still on certain thing about when we're going to get the, the, our independent view of government finances. the next statement was due on november the 23rd. it's not been brought back to october, the 31st because market florida says, and also the shoot. this school body has not publish so

i cannot think of a less persuasive person, by the way, than hillary clinton.xception to that might be alyssa milano and just like hillary saying here's the six races you should donate to it remind me of georgia where melissa milano chained herself to the voting booth somewhere in georgia and georgia was like get out of our state hollywood. that's what they're saying to hillary clinton because if you're not indivisible you're a deplorable. everybody's an able. and the reason why this was created was the two fundamental problems with democracy one of them being it's rigged in favor of the white and wealthy. what is she? last time i checked she's just another white wealthy lib. >> greg: yeah get out of the way. >> emily: exactly. telling everyone how to vote how to think and spend their money after she's the one that put our taxes towards it anyway. frightening actually. she looks like that jigsaw puppet, billy the puppet. >> greg: from jigsaw. >> emily: yep. >> greg: that's a scary puppet. i have to sleep with the light on when it's in my bed. >> emily: like bil

general prosperity, especially the fire of the arab spring, was also supported by us secretary of state hillary clinton with a set of very hackneyed theses. we must support those who work every day to strengthen democratic institutions. protecting universal human rights and economic growth. this will lead to the emergence of more capable individuals on the world stage and to stability in the long term, the united states must pursue a more active policy in the region if it is to succeed for our countries transition in the middle east to democracy. this is not idealism, but strategic necessity is an amazing thing. in the very first days of the jasmine revolution. in tunisia, all western leaders. they condemned the violence by the security forces, street protests, were supervised through facebook and musicians were sent into the crowd, who sang, of course, are simple, who fall in the belarusian way of mura , if they suddenly forgot ? it seems that washington has already regretted that it released african gin from a bottle that came out on the street, the criminals attacked any defenseless property

i'll google when it comes to a domination of the market. hillary clinton, who founded herbert for the u. s. presidency back in 2016 is now accusing republicans, are preparing to wake the next race for the white house. her claims of sparked outrage on social media with critics calling her an election denial. right wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election. and they're not making a secret of it. is an election denial is considered a clear and present danger to the united states of america according to biden. apparently, there has been a shift in the impressions of what is a danger to this country. if it is post election denial ism that is a severe threat to our democracy. if it is a preemptive election denial, that is just sound wisdom and we all need to applaud laying the groundwork for election denial ism, i'm sure twitter will de platform hillary clinton. right. where's the m s? n b c and new york times pearl clutching the democrats themselves were accused of stealing the 2020 presidential vote, which so joe biden take over the white house

for more, i'm joined by hillary angle professor of economics off lancaster university hillary news of trust his resignation. immediately some of the pond of a pretty damning response to her short lived leadership. given how tumultuous british politics is the present, how long do you expect this feeling of relief to laughed? well, i think it in, i very much depends on what happens next that you sent in either the pound appreciated chad. prices went up, borrowing cost of $30.00, a guilt went down. but the calls that the problems that are on the line, the conservative party, hadn't gone away. that not the united policy. and i think, you know, one racing, my people were hoping that maybe liz costs could have hung on a bit longer was to try and find some sort of compromise. can do that because you very much got this little list, come with the european research group, and then then you've got the, the other people. so it's difficult to identify a preferred candida, because at the minute, if they go into a general election and there is talk that whoever succeeds they will have to go to the e

and if people wonder yes, hillary clinton is my friend. she is been a friend to me in barack and malia and sasha and bill. chelsea have been embracing and supportive from the very day. my husband took the oath of office. some campaigning for hillary and 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 and that may be true. but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. and 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 everywhere i go i admire and respect hillary. she has been a lawyer a law professor first lady of arkansas first lady of the united states a us senator secretary of state. she has that was michelle obama a popular sitting first lady campaigning. 2016 for a former first lady turned presidential candidate a lawyer mother o

hillary clinton rails against the open border. former presidential advisor dick morris who knows how to get a headline at least, says hillary will emerge after the mid-terms and run as a moderate who pulls the party together. in new york city, the migrant buses keep on coming, and the cities feeling the strain. the migrants are crowding the schools, shelters and newly- built tent city. there's a deal to use cruise ships to house them. the city puts a $1 billion price tag on the migrant crisis. monday, october 3, 2022, "varney" & company is about to begin. let's get it started here, let's get it started hot ♪ stuart: all right, let's get it started, the black eyed peas. we started this monday morning with a stunning reversal from the brits. prime minister liz truss says she will drop tax cuts for high earners, good morning, lauren. lauren: good morning. stuart: i'm tempted to ask and whether you know the answer or not but could the same thing happen here? could biden be pushed into reducing his spending plans? lauren: doubtful. stu

but some of these women do use the hillary clinton example. do identify as feminist they're taking on or they're endorsing, they're supporting the victories of women leaders who are who's, who's victory signal really the undermining of feminist goals around all sorts of empower. absolutely. i think we have to hold the contradiction sort of in our hands while we're understanding, as you can't assume that a woman is going to be supportive of, of any rights for women. and in fact, in, in these cases, we're seeing repeatedly the majority of women who voted for trump in 2016 and again in whenever you think that is the perfect example. 20162020. the majority of white women in the united states of america voted for dominic priest in 2020. when and i'm baffled by right. i mean 26 women of accusing sexual misconduct. he introduced policies that chip away, women's health, women's, economic, security, etc. i don't know. it's mind boggling when you fast sport, even to the capital insurrection. on january 6th, 2021, women represented 14 percent of people b

you don't do that to hillary clinton. >> they are starting to try to claim that because hillary clinton, her supporters were disappointed with the outcome that is the same thing as what is happening now. >> let me tell you something come on election night in 2016, when these nights happened, you are on the phone trying to figure out what is happening, the votes are coming in, the question that we asked ourselves, as a team was, can we get to 270? because we knew as a staff, if we could not go back to hillary and say, yes, we think we can get to 270, it is worth it to try to push this out, to continue counting, then we knew she would not try to -- she knew it would be bad for the country. that is the conversation that should be happening every election night, whether or not you legitimately have the votes , and actually one, or, if not, how are we going to lie, cheat, steal, and they'd. it is so toxic to our country to be doing this. we are already so divided and polarized, and it is just further driving wedges between us. in ways that are shameful books but i always hate when people try

well, still to come on the 4 morning news, former first lady hillary clinton ad. >> stop here in san francisco you're washing says proposition one is a constitutional right. new video from the january 6 riot signs light on. it's just it's it's shines. a new light. why the house select committee is now subpoenaing former president donald trump. we're going to have a live report on going to have a live report on that from d c. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. friday and for you now 04:14am. >> hopefully you got a lot of rest because you got a lot of weekend to enjoy and the weather seems to be cooperating. good morning, john. hay reyna is definitely going to be a nice weekend to

no one bats an eye when hillary clinton says putin will steal the election. is it that only one side is allowed to deny the results of elections? okay. no one answers that. here's joe biden claiming that democrats don't question election results. >> this is a nation that believes in the rule of law. [applause] we do not repudiate it. this is a nation that respects free and fair elections. we honor the will of the people. we do not deny it. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: ha-ha-ha. we do not deny it. unless, of course, two weeks out from a pivotal midterm election we get the sense, based on polling, that we're about to be spanked like the babble of girls we are, and we start making excuses and planting the seats for more election denial, just as we did after donald trump won. that's exactly what's going on now, even as they try to destroy the careers and tear down the character of people who ask honest questions about the last election. that would include ron johnson, who is the senator from wisconsin, the republican, one of the very few republicans in the ent

wow, wow, this is how us secretary of state hillary clinton reacted to the video with gaddafi's corpsemocracy in 2011 quickly escalated into a real civil war against the government. muammar. gaddafi was made by the libyan jamahiriya, they were supported by the united states and the eu later became. it is known that the rebels were actively supported coordinated and even provided by the countries. west, for example, weapons and ammunition were dropped on the territories occupied by the rebels as early as august. three evolutionary. nato forces joined, they bombed major cities and the capital of tripoli on october 23. the same year fell, the last bastion. duffy city politician brutally murdered, and his body put on public display in the refrigerator of the mall , too, by the way, clinton again. when we said we had come we saw he had died. just imagine the americans. so media rocked hatred gaddafi and that the leftists themselves, living in washington, went to the white house with a request to bomb an african country, as for the arab spring, not only tunisia. this was the first experience

[laughter] >> a puppy. >> hillary is the biggest hoax of the entire world.nybody else of pushing a conspiracy. well i pay for blue check mark? i will expense it. >> is at once a month, or is it every year? >> that's $240. what do i know? >> i asked you and not jessica. >> i'm only good in this vanity. >> totally lost control of that period of next, the welk -- country star luke bryan's trying to help. ♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? >> luke bryan facing backlash because he brought out governor ron desantis during the concert to raise money for hurricane relief. >> we will have fun and raise money for the great -- for the hurricane. welcome to the stage governor ron desantis. >> donating the proceeds from his -- but the twitter mob is not having it. one person saying "taint your career, will never listen to you again" brian is on defense saying

i wouldn't be surprised if she goes early in 2020 for hillary. am lancaster university. thank you very much for being on the show. thank you. bye. ukraine's military needs a new business strategy to keep using the styling satellites that provide it with crucial battlefield communications to fennel bratia ilan. musk says it's costing his company space takes $20000000.00 a month, ukrainians get a big discount. he's asked the us defense department to cover the costs. it follows the public route between ukrainian president flor to ms. lewinsky and the billionaire entrepreneur in which musk suggested keith make concessions with moscow in exchange for peace makers. little teddy austro is at the new york stock exchange for a steady it tell us more about the tech. that mosque has been providing ukraine with well, this is the satellite internet constellations that we're talking about essentially, satellites in the sky. you set up terminals on the ground, you can set up with an app, and boom, you have internet. this is actually one of the best deployment of the technology for the

questions about whether trust will be prime minister long enough to implement these plans. economist, hillary england joins us for lancaster. is it fair, the quasi qua, tang has paid the price of chances crash program of unfounded tax cost. the terrified financial markets. i think he's paid a very heavy price. i mean himself, possibly at least trust what totally a sort of policy together. it was her manifesto when she was elected to lead the policy in that for seeing the role of prime minister. and i think it was exactly what she said she was going to do. and obviously she missed just how popular it was going to be not only with people in the country, but certainly it spoke to the market. and i think somebody has to pay the price and it's the chancellor has done it. hillary, i find it interesting though the trust is said we recognize because of current market issues that we have to deliver the mission in a different way. does that mean her mission remains this, this lower tax highway tie growth targets when the u. k. is on the brink of recession. i think that still does remind her target. she

we don't want hillary to be president. he went to the debates he flew to the las vegas debate 12 days after "access hollywood" came out took the redeye back he drove me to trump tower the day that i was only woman in the room at trump tower in the residence after the "access hollywood" tape. he drove me back the next day. i boarded the black suv with donald and melania trump to go to st. louis. he was all in and he was all it not just for his wife but for donald trump as president. now he change his mind but not after a full year of visiting the white house as a guest of donald and melania trump, doing cool things with his kids. we went to dinner at gerrit anabolic as house all your later. later. that's all fine but the facts matter. the facts matter and you know what, donna, i just do not choose to live my life online. i choose to live my life off-line and don't think people who don't know you on social media are necessarily your friends. lots of them want to be your enemy but they're not your friends and i just take for

you don't go to hillary clinton. >> they are starting to try to claim, because hillary clinton and her words was disappointed with the outcome, is the same thing as what is happening now. >> on election night in 2016 we were -- on the phone trying to forget what is happening. the votes are coming in. the question that we ask ourselves, as a team, was can we get to 70? because we knew as a staff, we couldn't go back to hillary and say. yes, we think we can get to 70. it is worth a try to push this out. to try and continue counting. then we knew she was going to try to -- she knew bad for the country. that's the conversation. that should be happening. every election night. whether or not you legitimately have the votes and if it won, how we went to lie, cheat, steal, a bag and it's so toxic to our country to be doing this. we're already so divided and polarized. just further driving wedges between us. >> i hate when people try to, somehow, undermine or think that was stupid. we don't understand and recognize a pivot, or recognize that somebody has not said yes or no and response to a yes

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opposition research that the hillary campaign and the funded.e washington times" charlie hurt next on "the evening edit." ♪. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome back. it is day two, special counsel john durham's criminal probe into the botched trump-russia investigation. fox news david spunt live at the u.s. district court in alexandria, virginia. with more. good to see you. reporter: good to see you too, liz. court is going late every day until 6:00, late for federal court time. the entire day today focused on brian auten, the fbi intelligence analyst that john durham, the special counsel personally questioned today. that shows you the stakes of this trial to the special counsel. how important this is, the fact that he is actively participating. ultimately though, even though the fbi offered a million dollars to christopher steele as b

>> you said hillary clinton didn't say whatever she didn't say. i'm saying to you, listen, she said -- >> we are sitting here and you are fine with her saying illegitimate. >> for her it was. >> sandra: howie kurtz, host of media buzz, i'm sure you watched it live as many of us did. what did you think about what went down there, howie? >> in your face tv, no question about that, and absolute slam dunk by ted cruz, not even close. as you just saw, he points out hillary clinton said her election was stolen, also she said that george bush after the recount mess in 2000 was selected, not elected. stacey abrams said her election was stolen, and so when those things happen, "the view" panelists agreed. they were not horrified or offended. nobody fainted or freaked out. when democrats use rhetoric, a different story. >> sandra: to your point we pulled the tape of hillary clinton and stacey abrams in their own words in 2019. listen. >> you can run the best campaign, you can even become the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you. >> we have

another simple law of change in american style wow, wow , exactly us secretary of state hillary clintoncted to the video with the corpse of gaddafi the americans their allies in libya will arrange a massacre, the result, which the leading democracy will meet with such enthusiasm in 2011, quickly escalated into a real civil war against the government. muammarak adafi was made by the libyan jamahiriya, they were supported by the united states and the eu later became. it is known that the rebels were actively supported, coordinated and even provided by countries. west, for example, weapons were dropped on the territories occupied by the rebels and ammunition already in august. three evolutionary. nato forces joined, they bombed major cities and the capital of tripoli on october 23. the same year fell, the last bastion. dafi is the city of sird, the politician was brutally murdered, and his body was put on public display in the refrigerator of the shopping center, too, by the way, clinton again. the body and saying we came we saw he died. just imagine the americans. so the hatred of gaddafi

motivational for democrats then hillary. failed against barack obama been an unknown politician. she barely gives donald trump a first-time politician. he should have been the easiest selection in the world. she has no energy. there's no no sincerity. she's too old. >> steve: newt gingrich was on the program a little while ago and said these are the chances of her running. >> anything is possible. lichtman certainly big enough egos to decide to run again for president would be impossible. you can also have michelle obama decided to run for president which would set up an interesting race. i don't count biden out yet. biden only got a really goo good job. he likes being president at least on the days when he remembers it. you know, i don't think he's going to -- among democrats, his numbers are nearly as bad as they are within the independents and republicans. >> brian: morris says that he knows my hillary is doing that, because that is the same strategy that he developed for bill clinton back in 1992 when bill clinton won th

a former advisor to bill clinton says despite what hillary clinton is saying publicly, she is setting024. listen to this. >> i see more and more signs that hillary is going to run and these are all signals that she is going to be the moderate candidate for president. she's going to say after the election, the left caught the house and the senate and we stay with a left wing candidate in a '24, we're going to lose the white house and i am the only one that will check to the center and gives us a chance at victory. dagen: that was dick morris, after hillary's recent critiques of president biden's open border policies. governor huck he bee, i love -- huckabee, i love how she is considered middle of the roads for democrats because they moved so far left. >> well, remember, hillary is the ultimate political chamelion, i'll be whatever you want me to be. she is going to be 77 years old when the election is held in 2024. i'm not sure democrats want to go back to someone who is in their late '70s. it hasn't worked out real well with joe biden. but dick morris may be right that she will presen

you do not want hillary to be president.went to the debate, includesa the las vegas debate 12 days after the access hollywood came out he took the redeye back he o drove me too trump towers is the only one in trump tower in a the residence. he drove me back the next day as a board of the black suv with donald and melania trump. he was all in he was all in not just for his wife but for donald trump as president. now he changed his mind but not after ait full year of visitingt the white house as a guest of donald and melania trump. that's all fine with the facts matter. people and they unsocial mirror necessary your friends. i'm there not your friends. thank out of got a great posse of them. >> i know you can go up more and more deeper into this conversation about tweeting and george on the former president referring to him as mr. kellyanne conway. there is a lot there that i didn't know you were enduring. it must be gratifying you are away from some of that stress. but it is also still public, the tweets. george: the presiden

we don't want hillary to be president. he went to the debates he flew to the las vegas debate 12 days after access hollywood came out took the back, he drove me to trump tower the day that i was the only woman in the room at trump tower in the residents after the access hollywood tape came back. he drove me back the next days. i boarded the the black suv with donald melania trump to go to st. louis. so he was all in and he was all in not just for his wife, but for donald trump as president now he changed his mind but not after a full year of visiting the white house as a guest at donald melania trump. i'm doing cool things with his kids there. we went to dinner at jared and ivanka kushner's house a whole year later. that's all fine. but the facts matter the facts matter and you know, what donna i just do not choose to live my life online. i choose my life to live my life offline, and i don't think people who don't know you on social media are necessarily your friends. i mean lots of them want to be your enemy, but they're