katie: hilary iran him addressing her class at -- hillary radom -- hillary rodham at her commencement address. she requested to deliver the speech to her fellow graduates, it was considered a really radical thing to do, she challenge this idea of the status quo. peter: you write that her speech received a standing prevention -- ovation but draws a chopped -- but dropped to the jaws of some of the older members. katie: wellesley had to send a letter of apology. just the fact that there was a woman who was willing to get up and speak outside of the societal norms and what was expected of young people at that time. peter: was it a sign of hillary rodham clinton's first lady being groundbreaking? katie: looking at her entire history, i do think so, and i think it is also a sign of how much more she would have wanted to do with that role and how much more she did do beyond being first lady afterwards. she is an interesting feature in history in general for how willing she has been to sort of take some hits for speaking out and pushing the boundaries of first being a student and then a firs

hillary? neo-nazis?ouse and state department populated with several infamous anti-semites, and rest of europe, during height of holocaust. person in charge of visa process of state was sam long, roosevelt met. long was a major donor to roosevelt's presidential campaign in 1932 and rewarded with ambassador ship oship in italy. and praised mussolini -. and throughout his life roosevelt made bigoted private remarks about jews, he is not alone among presidents in this regard, roosevelt, allows his prejudices to influence his policies. and among other things he blamed polish jews for assembanti-semitism in poland, and boasted to a colleague we know we have no jewish blood in our veins, and recommended that jews be spread out thin around the world so they would not dominate a particular economy or culture, he would have been perfect at that 1939 neo-nazi even, then joseph kennedy. july 17, 1949, archived. captured documents. these are all democrats, you are not going to find a long list of republicans or presi

hillary? neo-nazis?te house and state department populated with several infamous anti-semites, and rest of europe, during height of holocaust. person in charge of visa process of state was sam long, roosevelt met. long was a major donor to roosevelt's presidential campaign in 1932 and rewarded with ambassador shiship in italy. and praised mussolini . and throughout his life roosevelt made bigoted private remarks about jews, he is not alone among presidents in this regard, roosevelt, allows his prejudices to influence his policies. and among other things he blamed polish jews for asanti-semitism in poland, and boasted to a colleague we know we have no jewish blood in our veins, and recommended that jews be spread out thin around the world so they would not dominate a particular economy or culture, he would have been perfect at that 1939 neo-nazi even, then joseph kennedy. july 17, 1949, archived. captured documents. these are all democrats, you are not going to find a long list of republicans or president

philadelphia, you got someone outstanding to vote for in hillary clinton.or a president kamala harris. >> really glad that we're all together tonight in philadelphia with you. [cheers and applause] >> good evening, georgia! >> -- any derogatory and insulting comments that we've heard from donald trump -- >> trump said, quote, hitler did some good things. if. >> let's get out and vote, philadelphia, tomorrow! [cheers and applause] if. >> georgia, i ask you, are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers and applause] elizabeth: okay. it's dÉjÀ vu is. why in the world is kamala harris copying hillary clinton's failure of a 2016 playbook? both campaign with bruce springsteen, also obama. both packed their home stretches with celebrities too. when hillary lost the trump. on the to, the race for authenticity, connecting to americans. who is real, who is not? can hollywood celebrities like george clooney really talk to the focus out there about inflation? soaring housing and grocery prices? if really? now axios again reports temperature democrats are really wor

hillary clinton was on another network yesterday. she was talking about linking him to this rally. he is going to have a rally at msg. a lot of people sing and perform at msg. do you link everyone who has ever performed at msg to neo-nazi rally in 1939. she is saying that is what this is donald trump is going to msg she says to kaitlin i write about it in my book. she is trying to sell her book. there are two messages she is giving buy my book and he is a fascist. and then there is this article in the washington examiner. it's called reduckio ad hitler numb. 60 years of calling. reduckio hitler numb playing the nazi card in latin. they play the list every republican ever run for president goes back 60 years starting with barry goldwater in 1964. he was the republican woe see signs of hitlerism in the campaign. he said i now believe i know how it felt to be a jew in hitler's germany. >> brian: couple of things, too. barry goldwater not paying attention. he should be looking straight ahead in those pictures. >> ainsley: goes on through

when she would be a director for none of a server like a networking event as you have the sort of hillaryn on imagine people did not know how to take that and it was literally a foreign concept for a woman it to want to stick to her given name at birth. it is only until the clinton advisor vernon jordan advised her andcl said that likely hurtg your husband, that she relented was even a big deal pretty keep rodham on stationary. so she eventually coming to your point yes, more the service of helping her has been succeeded she gave that up. blessings i think to a lot of women now, like such you know such a strange thing be entered to be asked. to do but it was nt that long ago. >> in your book, "american woman," you write about this next video that we want to show and this is hillary rodham clinton in 1992, on the campaign trail. snapple i'm not standing by my man like to be invited, i mean, here because i love him i respect him and i honor what we've been through together and what he's been doing if that's not enough for people, then heck, don't vote for him. >> he rogers was a reaction to

hillary clinton, listen, hillary clinton knows it. she had bruce springsteen, too.ut happen to her? >> kevin, hillary clinton won a primary. >> nobody could compete with her. >> she won a primary, first of all. >> so did kamala harris win a primary? what is wrong about talk about tonight? >> do you think that is really what matters to voters? >> how many democrats wish -- >> hold on is i. >> let's talk about what matters to voters. do you think that voters care about -- >> if you are a democrat, you sure as hell here today. >> are you serious? biden did not step down. he backed out with a gun to his head. the democrats new brighton was shot for years. they could have primaried him, you know, the way things have been done since our founding. they could have had an open primary after joe got whacked. the truth is biden and kamala were both probably going to lose. they are both responsible for the last four years. nobody can point to the last four years and say they deserve to be reelected. it doesn't matter who you are. it is not about biden and harris. it is about wh

hillary. does hillary think that swing state democrat senators praising trump policies are fascists too? because that's what they're doing. if trump's a fascist, then kamala shook a fascists hand before she debated him. it means chuck schumer was giggling next to a fascist at the al smith dinner. it means cnn held a fascist town hall. it means kamala likes fascist policies, too. no tax on tips. border wall, chinese tariffs. she stole the fascist playbook. i know it's stupid. democrats have been calling republicans nazis. from nixon to reagan to bush. and now trump. they're talking nazi because they can't talk policy. how could they? they've been in office for four years and the results are a catastrophe. here's what's happening in chicago. you've given us no choice. we got to go to the federal level. we got to go to donald j. trump because he's made it clear what he's going to do. this is america. you bringing these people over here. that's from socialist countries and all this and that. and y

hillary clinton. you ask us what we are doing on the ground. on the ground, we are having different projects we are doing together. one of them as a partnership with usaid that we are building up groups on each side to work on religion and environment and to bring these messages of peace to their communities. we start at these meetings and we have four sessions on their side. now we are working to have the sessions together. september, we did not succeed to meet together. we will continue. just to say, there is absolutely no other way. we have to live together, we want to live together in peace. we want to live together in peace. [applause] >> secretary clinton, we have been honoring some of the women who have achieved the highest political office and those that the grassroots level, who were doing hard work as well. why is it important for both levels to cooperate and work together and collaborate? >> well, i think you can see from the women who received the award this year that there is a common thread, the defense of human rights, the defens

around hillary clinton said there is too much evidence what he wants to do.hat about what she has done at the border, with crime and at the grocery store? she and joe biden, prices are through the roof. >> lawrence: this is an attempt to shame voters and say you can't vote on the issues that matter to you because it is embarrassing, you would be spoe spo supporting the second coming of hitler. >> ainsley: we had four years with him, he was not a hitler. >> steve: there are 20,000 people standing up, wearing maga hats. >> brian: it was 16,000 and 5000 on the outside. >> ainsley: they have a safe space to wear some of those hats. >> brian: i think the maga hat is not a lightning like it has been. >> steve: it is 8:12 in new york city. aurora, colorado councilwoman is referring to tren de aragua. >> brian: that infamous venezuelan gang. they suggest some officials within the aurora police department knew about the migrant gang threat for a year. >> ainsley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: that e-mail is raising questions about how long aurora police depar

this is grandmother hillary. this is the softer focused hillary.rn you into the next secretary of state. i know many of you already own some hillary clinton books. this is perfect. this will be here for christmas shopping season. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i could go on and on. >> i love talking to you. >> thank you. we will be right back with neil and his new article which is titled in case of an election crisis, this is what you need to know. to know. and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. across all your benefits and savings options. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. they really know how to put two and two together. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours?! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga. antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest co

this does fall in the line of deplorables from hillary clinton. that did have an impact a lot of people think about how people felt about how she was talking down to people. think about this. this happened in the white house, within shouting distance of where this rally is happening. having been to the white house, you can hear everything on the ellipse. saying president trump is a threat to democracy, dangerous and unstable. the president is calling supporters garbage. >> nikki haley on your show last night, on "special report," talking about personalities when it comes to this election. >> i'm choosing policy over personality. that's what we have to do to move america forward. when it comes to policies, living our life from an economy, having immigration under control, being energy dominant, getting national security, those things affect every american family. we need to vote on policy and not personality. >> it wasn't focused on personality, because that's it for some people, who say they can't vote for donald trump. did she take it on a way th

he was down big with hillary, down big with biden. on television i say the race is tight. 'cause when you have a tied national poll with donald trump, on television, i say the race is tight. i say other things to my friends. not to my mother, but my friends. this is funny they're blaming joe biden for not getting out earlier. how about just blaming joe biden for the last four years? people don't want to vote democrat because it's been a mess. the border's wide open, people's pocketbooks are getting smashed. it has nothing to do with the coup and the timing of it. that should have happened in a normal primary process. then maybe we could have a regular candidate instead of kamala harris who's not ready, never was ready. if you bring out beyonce, you .roy cooper showed up, the governor of north carolina. i think roy will show tonight in texas. >> you know, jessica, they spent a billion dollars on this campaign. they tried joy. then they tried the threat to democracy. then they decided, well, we'll put her out in the media. and still donald trump is chipping away. is it a bad

hillary clinton. you ask us what we are doing on the ground.n the ground we are having different projects that we are doing together. one of them is in partnership with usaid. that we are building up groups on each side to work on religion and environment and to bring these messages of religion and peace and environment and peace to their communities. their families. their friends. we started already to have this -- these meetings. we had four sessions on our side, four sessions on the side of the palestinians. now we were supposed to have sessions together. unfortunately in september we did not succeed to meet together. but we did -- we don't give up. whatever will happen, we will continue. so just to say there is absolutely no other way. we have to live together. we will live together. so we want to live together in peace. thank you. [applause] want to live togethen peace. [applause] >> secretary clinton, we have been honoring some of the women who have achieved the highest political office and those that the grassroots level, who were doing

it says hillary rodham clinton. i don't think i need this one tonight. >> you think the face is enough to remember? >> i think i can remember her name. full disclosure, alex, i am of course very excited, very nervous to have secretary clinton here, and i have the honor of working with her when she was first lady, and i was working in the senate a number of years ago, i won't say how many, and so there's, >> it's a reunion. >> let's just say i lean heavily in her favor. >> i'm just going to say, lawrence, at some reunions you do need nametags, but this reunion, the bonds are strong enough, the recognition is strong enough that you're just going to go by faith alone and the memories will come flooding back. >> and it is great to have her here. >> it is, i will be watching, have a great show. >> thanks. the most important thing to know about bret baier is he is a member of the club. being a member of a club, any club offers certain privileges and protections. breadmaker is a member of the washington club that fancies i

hillary sad yes. sadly here in america the term fits and couldn't let it sit there. no, she had to go all the way. she said on sunday, when trump rallies in madison square garden, he'll re-enact the madison square garden rally of 1939. looking it up, it was a natzi rally. 20,000 people packed the garden and some wore swastika arm bands and the meeting addressed by a notorious natzi activist and hillary continue resist bringing in a gnat seizure disorders activist with trump and associated them with hitler. there's a natural progression here and the harris campaign turning dark and demonizing trump and calling him a threat to democracy and now he's a fascist and now he's hitler. this is how kamala harris brings her campaign to a close, desperation. when you reach for the extreme, you can tell there's nothing else there. harris cannot explain her flip-flops and don't know what she's flip-flopping too. what will she do with the border? 8 million illegals? don't know. how will she bring prices down? don't know. iran? climate change? we don't know what harris presidency w

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not hillary.it's been almost a decade at this point, and she's like, do you do you think that mika and hillary share the same therapist saying, i'm perfect? like i'm, you know, there's things that i'm still upset about from from whatever that i am working on, but i'm working on it. she's she's committed to the bit. yeah. mika and hillary unfortunately cannot be unburdened by what has been. yes. all right. time to move on. what tech will you miss most when your life is toast? if you'll be in the new york area, i would like tickets to see gutfeld go to foxnews.com. slash, gutfeld, and click on the link to join our studio audience. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union. today, we support the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot so i ate half of it yesterday and this is what she ate in two days. one carrot. this is the view. please pr

remember those poll numbers with hillary? remember those poll numbers with hillary? and i keep telling people this campaign feels more hillary ish than it does obama ish. obama oh eight ish. when hillary was in trouble with the black vote, democrats closed their eyes and prayed for the god to save her. that's charlamagne tha god. but then hillary pulled out the hot sauce. what's something that you always carry with you? hot sauce. really? yeah. yeah. really. are you getting information right now? hot sauce. hot sauce in my bag. swag. hot sauce. really? yes. now, listen, i just want you to know people are going to see this and say, okay, she's pandering to black people agai. okay. is it working? yes. oh. you're not. oh, seriously? hot sauce. i've been. i've been eating a lot of hot sauce. a lot of raw peppers and hot sauce. then democrats tried it again. they sent biden in, and he told them, you ain't black. it's a long way until november. we got more questions. you got more questions. but i tell it, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or trump, t

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he lost the popular vote clearly to hillary clinton but won the electoral college.s that outcome was not expected by anyone and not even donald trump. so, the shock of the aftermath of 2016 had to have been comparable to 1948 which i mentioned a moment ago when harry truman pulled the upset of all time of the presidential election. his victory was not expected at all. he won and everybody was just stunned by that. >> host: one of the polling scientists emerged in 2016, the gentleman named wang. >> yes, he was the guy that ran the princeton forecast model. he was an interesting guy. he said if donald trump wins more than 240 or more. if he wins 240, sam wang says i would go on tv and eat a bug. he did. >> host: we have that on 2016. >> he ate locus and honey and regardless of the things in the wilderness and a little bit. after all, i was wrong and nobody made the promise i did. i am hoping that we can get back to data and thinking thoughtfully of policy issues and having said that and saying good morning to everyone else out there on both sides. see that, erika? oka

hillary called us deplorable's. biden causes trash.'s -- that is what the left really thinks of us, and it's disgusting. >> it feels demeaning. i've been a republican my whole life, and it's a privilege to be a republican and a conservative, and i stand for conservative values, and i think i can process thoughts and have my own thought pattern. to be called garbage for those thoughts is not necessarily an uplifting -- >> we are just normal americans that are trying to make a difference in the people around us, the business around us -- i'm a businesswoman -- and to be called trash is degrading. it's -- i mean, that's really what they think of us, is we are deplorable's and trash. >> jesse: donald trump, not letting it slide. >> how do you like my garbage truck? this truck is in honor of kamala and joe biden. i wanted to let you know that 250 million people -- that's what i think the real number is and for making america great again -- 250 million, the real number -- they don't think in terms of garbage, okay? they don't use terms like

but you also don't want hillary going to jail and she did it. i don't put words in my mouth he got her arrested is a quote, obviously. yeah. i said that he attempted to use the government against his political enemies. that's, that is true. and so the idea that he says things and then doesn't try to do them is not borne out by fabs. he says things and then often tries to do them, two things. >> one, the blow vacating. i think that people sit there and say, all right normal feel like i don't care. trump's annoying. i but i like his policies and that's fine. the second thing is that a lot of presence much for the political enemies using the government, trump did not get any i mean, does the truth obama use the irs against his political enemies that did happen. but he did so comfortable in the guardrails around again the lanny opponent. >> how do you feel so confident in what he was president already? >> and he didn't want to i want to get some other things in, but again, ryan, please brock obama was either you have you have no evidence of barack o

but i don't think it's like that anymore, but that would really be from the 2016 in event with hillary clinton, where donald trump changed the whole tone of that event by attacking hillary clinton in that particular event. so i feel like he's the one that kind of change the tone of that to begin with. and then it's a catholic event where kamala harris is running very distinctly on returning the rights of roe to people. and this is a group that really, really loves that those that's were taken from women in the country. so it feels like, you know what she only started her campaign in july. he's been running for president since he was inaugurated in 2017. so he can take a break to make some jokes. she's working really. >> she probably didn't think it mattered. i mean, most evangelicals, white christian church goers voted for donald trump 59% i didn't, 49 or 59%. trump biden 40% in 2020. to your point, she's probably looking at this demographic and thinking based on my policy positions are likely not going to vote for me anyway, it's more expedient for me to be in wisconsin, a state where

in 2016, hillary called them a basket of deplorable's. biden called you a threat to democracy. and now democrats are calling their own voters, who they think they own, sexist, russian plants. but here's the catch. the media is amplifying the democrats attacking their own side. democrats expect to be criticized by republicans but not by other democrats. it stings. especially after the democrats have done very little for black american in the last decade. adding insult to injury. when the machine loses control, it can't operates. everything needs to be clicking on all cylinders. it is not. widen should have lost the election honorably and the machine would have been able to regroup for the next cycle. but democrats cannot accept not being in power. and therefore, they had the coup and the kamala coronation. both acts of desperation have exposed the parties dark underbelly for the whole country to see. and it is turning off more democrats, more than any biden loss would have. >>> podcast host joins me now. so what is happening with the democ

. >> just a reminder, hillary clinton joins kaitlan collins in night for the source. what insights as the first woman to be nominated for president by a major us parties have to share with the second that is coming up at 9:00 p.m. eastern and also new episode of my podcast all there is, which is about grief and loss came out on wednesday. you can find it online right now. it cnn.com forward slash. all there is online or point your phone right now at the qr code, there's also a grief community group there you can chat with others, help you feel less alone in your grief. i hope it helps. the news continues the source with kaitlan collins starts right now 12 days to go. >> hillary clinton will in me live i didn moments on harris trump and this cliff-hanger of an election as trump just today but still musing about locking her up? yes. really? >> and barack obama tonight, warming up the crowd as he lays into the former president, the nation's first black president, campaigning for the first time alongside the woman who is now a when flip away from making history of her own

but the former president biden, was able to gain some ground there more than hillary clinton had in 2016, the vice president has already visited twice. and so that is the type of strategy that they're trying to deploy to try to make up that ground where they saw hillary clinton wasn't able to in 20 these 16, then two, there's the mobilizing talk to democrats. they're always pretty boastful about their ground game and they continue to be so, but that needs to turn into votes. so certainly some anxiety and nerves setting in as election day gets closer. and those polls are just remain deadlocked. >> really important reporting encourage everybody to check it out on cnn.com. thank you so much, priscilla. appreciate that. and i'm going to get into all of this with my excellent group of reporters here, cnn and bloomberg, nia-malika henderson, bloomberg, mario parker, and cnn's kayla tausche. hello, one and all kayla, pick up where priscilla but left off because i think we're all hearing this. i talked to a democratic activists yesterday who says, i feel like we're sleepwalking into 2016 there a

swing states and national poll, running 4, 5, 6 behind, hillary clinton was, and joe biden was in 2020er the last week. you can answer a poll sitting at home doing nothing. to vote, you have to decide you will get up, go do something. miami-dade just had a headline, republicans are now out voting democrats, in early voting in miami-dade. the -- i think a 950 thousand vote shift in early voting in pennsylvania. carson, rather, las vegas, has collapsed. in terms of democratic turn out, i see in north carolina. republicans are way ahead. georgia we're ahead by at least 5. i am seeing it, the trump people, really obvious at the rally in madison square garden. trump team, is excited. trump voters are excited. and that is why junior senator from pennsylvania an wandering around rural pennsylvania said there is so much enthusiasm for trump. trump voters will get there, they will vote. i think it is almost impossible to get any kind of big vote for kamala because she is so obviously incompetent. other than hard-line left wing liberals and harvard professor, who will be excited to vote for kama

i was on a book tour for my book hillary about hillary clinton in 2016 and was met at the door of two schools there by the principal i spoke to. i was going to be have to go to the principal's office. it was a kind of a tense scene. and was told that i could not present my book hillary to the children in that school, even though those schools, even though i was on on a book tour for that book and they had known advance. so i would count that as in my experience of right wing book banning wing censorship. but the the what i have experienced, the left is is a lot more insidious. and i would argue a lot more damaging. and it isn't covered as much in the news, or at least not in mainstream news. it's certainly probably covered a lot on fox news and news sources that from right wing places and it's generally referred to as cancel culture. and i have experienced that. i've had a book of piled on. in 2017 for the secret project. i wrote a piece about it in the new york times by left critics. i guess you could call that. well, it's more like a mob now who pounced on my book saying that it was

senator secretary and failed presidential candidate and scorn spouse hillary clinton actually said onr with his maga madison square garden rally roll it. >> one other thing we will see next week is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. i read about this in my book. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascist, in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany so i don't think we can ignore it. >> i think we can. [applause] >> greg: i mean, is appearing and madison square garden means you're a white supremacist should tell the new york knicks. [laughter] >> greg: does that make billy joel a nazi we he's perform there many times. he wrote uptown girl about christie brinkley not ava braun. by the way, that's not even the same madison square garden the building is in a different location it was destroyed in the 60s like trump destroyed you in your 60s. [cheering and applause] [cheering] >> my favourite part about this whole thing tyrus is she acts like this is her poin

we beat hillary clinton on the precipice, majority of voters were female. how? them to hear your message of no new wars, border security, economic wherewithal and the like. but also it is that women tend to hear things a little bit differently. if it really mattered that their first woman president is enough to grab your vote, she would be succeeding president hillary clinton and way ahead of trump. the issue i would say is that this is 16th consecutive presidential election where women are the majority of the vote. hillary beat trump by 13 points but made up the deficits among different groups of women. white women and women without college degrees. i want to say one thing. trump had the og statement on november 9th at 3:00 a.m. when he won. he said i will be the president for all americans including those of you who didn't vote for me and said there are more than just a few of you. i watched him take the sharpie and change the speech to include that. he has said this from the beginning. lots of presidential candidates say it. they are on the record of calling

trump comparing it to a gaff by hillary clinton in the 2016 campaign. >> remember hillary, she said deplorableen she said irredeemable. that didn't work out. garbage i think is worse. but he doesn't know, you have to please forgive him. please forgive him. for he not knoweth what he said. >> the white house issued a revised transcript, cluesing an apostrophe, changing it to calling only the comments sunday night as garbage. last night on fox, mr. trump conceding that comedian who sparked the garbage uproar was a bad choice. he falsely suggested that vote cheating was going on in pennsylvania. they filed a lawsuit in bucks county. the democratic governor firing back. >> they have started cheating in lancaster. they have cheated. we caught it with 2,600 votes. every vote was written by the same person. i wonder how that happened. >> i understand that donald trump wants to again use the same playbook where he tries to create chaos and stoke division and fear about our system. we will have a free and fair, safe and secure election in pennsylvania. >> shapiro was speaking on cnn last night. we begi

but i could have done that with hillary clinton.ave done it with hillary and do it with hunter or whatever. i don't want to do it with hunter, either. i bet the father probably pardons him. >> not clear what the former president meant by mentioning hillary clinton. she was never charged with a federal crime. no pardon would have necessary. he was clearer on his hunter biden answer on a radio interview earlier. >> would you pardon hunter biden? >> i wouldn't take it off the books. >> says he wouldn't take it off the books. speaking of pardons v.p. harris was asked if she wins would she pardon donald trump if he is convicted in federal court for the charges he is currently facing? >> would you consider if you win and he is convicted a pardon for former president trump? >> i won't get into those hypotheticals. i'm focused on the next 14 days. >> they hope a pardon is not necessary. yesterday they filed a motion in washington, d.c. hoping the judge drops the election interference case against the former president argued jack smith was n

all right, listen to what hillary clinton said about it.ing the madison square garden rally in 1939. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists in america were lining up to, essentially, prejudice their support -- pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany. please, open your eyes to the danger that this man poses to our country. i tried the sound the alarm about him back many in 2020 the 16. people could not -- 2016. people could not imagine that he posed a danger. stuart: i don't think she's ever quite gotten over her loss in 2016, but that's not the story. charlie hurt with me this morning. you know, when you compare a candidate with hitler, you know you're getting desperate. is that right? >> yeah. it's the kind of the universal language for i'm losing, and the campaign is desperate. but i think you raise a really important point, you know? if she is a you uniquely better person, and i think she really never has gotten every that loss x. she looks at this and she sees this mov

hillary clinton had to chime in comparing donald trump and his supporters to nazis.ll on kamala's behalf because of the upcoming trump rally at madison square garden in new york city, take a listen. >> one other thing that you'll see next week, kaitlyn, is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. i write about this in my book. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany. it may be a leap for some people and a lot of others may think i don't want to go there, don't want to say that but please open your eyes to the danger there this man poses to our country. >> sean: there is no president in the modern era that has been as good as friend and close ally to israel as donald j. trump. many presidents have promised to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, donald trump got it done. donald trump recognized israel's right to the golan heights and the west bank and israel has never had a better friend

hillary, hillary clinton, to go to jail during trump's presidency general kelly's say as much as you want, he didn't make these statements about donald trump when donald trump was president, he made it two weeks before an election. so it always it looks part as it. but i think the challenge they have is people forget donald trump was president and people have a nostalgic, positive feeling of his presidency. and no matter what insult happens that day or the second insult for that week, it's not going to change what people's view of donald trump the case that people are nostalgic for donald trump's presidency. and you even heard that at the rnc, you heard lara trump say, you don't have to wonder what it would be like. remember what it was like. >> and that's why i think that this argument about no, no, no. >> it actually won't be like it was four years ago. you may have liked four years ago, but this is a new and different donald trump that's an interesting argument to try to play, because the biggest challenge harris is going to have is there are a lot of voters that they don't like t

hillary clinton is so messed up from raging 8 year long case of trump derangement syndrome she forgot and her husband bill accepted the democratic nomination there. putting aside her will hypo hypocrisy. disgusting. >> i think it's clearly not where the harris campaign wanted to be, right? i think clearly their whole theory of the case from the start was they were going to do something different than joe biden. that democracy sort of panic about democracy was a biden issue. they were going to campaign on joy and uplift. and somewhere between joy and uplift and doom and gloom they didn't find a clear agenda. i mean, i disagree with morgan. i think donald trump did try to overturn an election. i don't think there is anything invalid about trying to make that point as part of your closing argument. i think hyping it up into references to nazis in the 1930s is not really going to persuade anyone. especially when the counter image is, you know, donald trump serving fries in a mcdonald's drive-in. so, it's not it's not where the harris campaign wanted to be even it is, you know, reasonable

as for demonizing trump, hillary clinton is lending a hand.he she compares trump's upcoming madison square garden appearance to a nazi rally held in 1939. when you are behind in the polls and running out of time, in desperation you call your opponent hitler. than there is abortion, the focus of her speech today in houston. she will highlight the strict 6 week abortion rule now in place in texas. that is harris's big issue but the big issue for most voters is inflation and the border. she has some catching up to do and it is late in the day. the latest times siena poll shows a 48-48 tie. that's not good news for harris because the lead she held earlier this month has disappeared and the trend is towards trump. a tie in the popular vote is a big chunk lead in the electoral college. donald trump will be in texas today, sitting down for what may be a 3-hour interview with joe rogan. rogan has an audience of 50 million. with trump to that may double. after the podcast goes to michigan where he will likely pound away on the economy, inflation and th

hillary got a show on apple tv that lasted three weeks and everything she does fails jamie.like. >> i saw the musical wasn't a fan and between bill and hillary we know who wears the pantsuit in that relationship. honestly i feel like you know this about me greg. i didn't like the musical the voice demonstrated i'm a feminist every relationship i've aloud the woman to make more money than me. >> greg: good of you. >>> she hasn't found the ratio if she finds the right show. like if she was the new face of murder she wrote i think it might work. >> greg: yeah, because she writes a lot of murder. >> because she would be herself. be mean. >> she should be a villain. >> she goes to a diner and sends back the soup she should be a character and curb your enthusiasm as a villain in the neighborhood. i would watch that. anyways nobody cares. just me and you now.(v we wiloyl be right back. like yos and retirement savings. [ cheers and applause >> greg: to all of our guests and studio audience, thank you. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you america. [cheering and applause] >> trace: good eveni

they told me last time i did this i was running against crooked hillary -- i mean hillary. i was running against crooked hillary and i thought it was a roast. i had the meanest guy you've ever seen right stuff up in the room was angry. i went overboard, that was terrible and i knew i was in trouble because even my own side was angry, they said it's too much. but i did it anyway. campaigning can take a toll on a family and family life although i hear harris and her husband carve out beautiful alone time for an intimate dinner, just doug, her and the teleprompter that she uses quite well. she would not have liked this if she was told no teleprompter. they've never had a teleprompter in the history of this dinner i told to the gardener and then a teleprompter. must be a very important comedian. they gave you one but not me. how about that one? i'm supposed to tell a few self-deprecating jokes so here it goes. nope, i've got nothing. i've got nothing. there is nothing to say. i guess i just do not see the point in taking shots at myself when other people have been shooting at m

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