if i were to put hillary clinton in the shoes of donald trump, robbie, you have to admit she would never agree to an independent commission when there was special counsel for her husband bill clinton she was opposed to it and in retrospect you can see why because it was supposed to look into white water and ended up leading to perjury about monica lewinsky and his impeachment. there's no way she would agree to independent counsel. >> i don't think hillary clinton is germane in this situation, donald trump is the president and the leadership in congress is the leadership, and they have got to step up and recognize unless there's a structure independent above the partisan fray questions are going to remain, and the attorney general what was revealed and the fact that he committed perjury in front of the senate panel on this exact issue, i just think has put way too much doubt in the air. look, i think it would be great if it could be dealt with in a simpler way but the republicans have refuse today investigate this and it's gotten so bad and so many people are entangled the only real optio

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose.e despised hillary clinton. >> who do you like better? [cheers and applause] >> of the world! >> while russia celebrates, americans ask, what does he want? and is he really the most powerful man in the world? >> december 5, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside, peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified. they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> early morning, he called for instructions. >> desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow, over and over again. finally, one official told hi

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose.nister, we have a lot of problems. >> the tension between the leaders had been brewing for years. in 2001, another american leader, george w. bush, vouched for putin. >> i was able to get a sense of his soul. >> thank you! thank you! >> but on the campaign trail in 2008, hillary had a different take. >> i could have told him, he was a kgb agent. by definition, he doesn't have a soul. i mean, this is a waste of time, right? >> translator: ms. clinton said that you as a former kgb agent by definition can have no soul. >> putin's reply? states men shouldn't be guided by their hearts. they should use their heads. clinton had a lot of tough words for putin over the years. >> he's a very arrogant person to deal with. we have to stand up to his bullying. he is somebody who will take as much as he possibly can. >> but it was what happened in 2011 that marked a point of no return. it began with the arab spring protests early that year. the kind of popular uprising that putin dreaded. >> he begi

recognize a pro-hillary clinton message or a pro-hillary clinton hashtag or even just the name "hillary" or the name "clinton" and then deluge that mention with fake news stories, with crude remarks, with foreign, with lots and lots of pro-donald trump commentary, just flood the zone with enough of that stuff and pretty soon nobody can really have a conversation online about hillary clinton at all. if you do that enough, if you get enough bots working that beat, you end up drowning out what would otherwise be normal communication, normal commentary, normal discussion or even normal political organizing. you end up drowning it out in misinformation and noise and insults and just the sheer amount of traffic. and when that noise bomb that comes back at you online is not just loud, it's outrageous, profane, stuffed with unexpected bits of foreign, relentless, the number of posts that appear back at you and how long they keep going for, in that circumstance you think twice about trying to raise that subject online ever again, right? it makes discussion of the things you care about online, if

hillary clinton lost. and then they knew that they had all this intelligence about contacts between the trump advisers and high-ranking russians, some of them maybe russian official, some of them maybe just close to the kremlin. and they became worried, and frankly speak i became worried. i was outside of the government. i had advised hillary clinton on her campaign. and over the summer as the story

>> of course putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. >> he despised hillary clinton. >> whom would youike better? [cheers and applause] ♪ of the world >> reporter: while russia celebrates, americans ask, what does he want? and is he really the most pow powerful man in the world? december 5, 1989, it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. curtains, was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> reporter: putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down, police weren't going to help and he called for instructions. >> reporter: desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow, over and over again. finally, one offi

putin wanted hillary clinton to lose. he despised hillary clinton. >> who do you like better? [cheers and applause] ♪ of the world >> while russia celebrates, americans ask, what does he want? and is he really the most powerful man in the world? >> december 5, 1989. it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. and it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just fallen. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets, lashing out at symbols of communist rule. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building, as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside, peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. >> he was terrified that they were going to storm the building. >> putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away. he was in charge. >> the berlin wall had come down, and he called for instructions. >> desperate for help, putin dialed kgb headquarters in moscow, over and over again. final

, hillary clinton crime family, hillary clinton crime -- if you do it on google it will say, hillary clinton cries and second one will be hillary hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech that will be the second choice. if you go to google search, and you print out what is searching on google you don't find -- you find hardly anybody searching hillary clinton's criminal reform criminal speech. you won't find very tiny percentage of people but it's up there as the second search. so in the area of wic wikipediae did a great job and they really dominate wikipedia and in the area of google searches the help of the former ceo of google, th did a tremendous job so republicans have a lot of work to do still. technologically -- bob. >> during the research for the book, i know you met with a lot of your sources, and did you come across some stories that you wanted to put in the book but you just couldn'tsome you know validate? >> it is your turn to get into trouble. but curious if you have the story, if you wanted to validate the the story or you tried to get it in there and editing took

not to see hillary clinton elected? to see hillary clinton elected? to see hillary clinton elected?rom republicans on capitol hill, pressure coming from people, particularly in his new york field office, that were putting pressure on him but against the advice of the department ofjustice, against the long—term practice of democrat and republican justice department is and fbi leadership. he got involved and i think it was a terrible error in judgement. john podesta, thank you. thank you. back to our main news. tributes have been paid around the world to the victims of the westminster terror attack. sophie raworth spoke to some of those who went to show their solidarity and respect. shoulder to shoulder. police, politicians, faith leaders from all over london. the mayor of london urged people tojoin him in trafalgar square. thousands answered his call. those evil and twisted individuals who tried to destroy our shared way of life will never succeed and we condemn them. somewhere on their way home from work. others had felt compelled to head into the capital to be there. i'm a quiet pe

with the vice president. >> and of course it's been say didn't have private e-mail server and hillary clintonid, it's difference. but report says that chief technology officer at computer security company said the e-mail accounts of pence and clinton were probably equally vulnerable to attacks. in this case they had been hacked and would be hypocritical to consider the issue different than a private e-mail server. >> as soon as find server in his bathroom, will be comparable. but everyone in the u.s. government needs to step it up with cybersecurity. needs to be aware your accounts are vulnerable to hacking and need to be trained on what phishing it and other techniques. in the case of vice president pence it was scammer looking to make a couple of bucks who penetrated his account but in the case of hillary clinton, john podesta and dnc, more nefarious characters at place. but people in the u.s. government in any capacity at all need to step up and make sure their accounts are secure and not conducting state business on private accounts. >> brian you're not buying that. >> no. ron said a bunc

clinton fatigue quick. >> i heard everywhere hillary goes she gets a standing ovation. i don't know of there is clinton fatigue but some with politics people are exhausted watching tv the election left people depressed and angry certainly she got her share of blame the way the election turned out they were mystified by the fact she lost the election even though she won the popular vote. certainly with any public figure who is around that long you will go through peaks and troughs. we probably were in a trough right after the election but people looking at her little differently now they know the alternative. >> host: with their last day in office you close the book and other potential first day in the white house . why did you book end that way quick. >> actually it starts the first night there out of the white house he wakes up the morning january 21st in chapel choir in their private home the first time he had been out of public housing in a long time because he was governor of arkansas before that. the thought that was an interesting way. somebody told me interesting

that is what happened with hillary clinton.veryone said how can we trust her lawyers turned everything over? the questions should be asked about governor pence before deeming him -- >> did hillary clinton break the law? >> caller: no. all i'm saying, ask the same follow up questions about mike pence's deletions as we did hillary clinton. some were deleted in realtime in hillary clinton's case, that was inappropriate. it may be case governor pence did in realtime. never turn the personal ones over according to the story. let's ask the same question. >> we can ask him if he used sledgehammers to bust up blackberries and the answer will be no. i really think that you are searching -- >> caller: we don't know. >> i would happily ask him that. >> caller: it's immaterial. a red herring to bring up the fact she used a personal server. personal e-mail is personal e-mail. if it's wrong to use it for work relat related purposes, it doesn't matter if it's g-mail or yahoo!. i think we shouldn't be so quick -- >> i have to disagree with tha

this thing relax hillary clinton and her frankly was good to people who buy into that message pray thatre desirable candidate to me than the one we had. one quick thing before you go. clinton foundation donations are down 37% since she lost the election. begs the question, were these people philanthropic donating? or >> juan: hillary clinton defended a reporter in the white house briefing room who got into it with sean spicer. sean spicer said stop shaking your head. do you think that has power for american women? >> dana: it did because it became a big issue as soon as it happened. it was like, oh, my gosh, did he do that? i think sean recognize it. today he gave her the first question the briefing. trying to smooth things over. people are paying attention and i don't think it was right to say it wasn't persuasive. she did win the popular vote by over 3 million. she was not a good campaigner and she had a terrible tactic of not going to wisconsin. worse news for the democrats pray there is a great called "turnout wasn't the driver of clinton's defeat." turned out wasn't the. what they

crime, hillary clinton crime family. if you do it on google it'll say hillary clinton cries or hillary clinton criminal justice reform speech. that will be the second choice. if you go to the google searches and you print out what is searching on google you will not find her the anybody searching hillary clinton reform criminal speech. a very tiny percentage, but it's up there is a second search. so in the area of wikipedia she did a great job and they really dominated wikipedia. in the area of google searches with the help of the former ceo of google, they did a tremendous job. so republicans have a lot of work to do still technologically >> during the research for the book i know you met with a lot of your resources and did you come across stories that you wanted to put in the book but you just couldn't fit in? >> now it's your turn to get into trouble. >> i'm curious if you had stories that you wanted in their the editor can speak better than me but that others were very thorough. the attorneys, we spent almost a week

she has more clout within the democratic party. >> donald trump going against hillary clinton is reilingically strategic and smart in a way. invoking a clinton helps republicans. >> now you are agreeing with jeff jeffery lord. >> we need to go back to the classic rock station one more time. there is another player here. jeb bush is talking about it. >> i liked his second album. >> he should stop saying things that aren't true that are distractions from the task at hand. he has a lot of work to do and some of the things, wiretapping and stuff is a distraction that makes it harder to accomplish the things i know he wants to do. >> first of all, he should stop saying stuff. not a radical statement. jeffery lord, republican jeb bush, even republican jeb bush is criticizing donald trump. i think one of the differences is jeb bush and the bush family. >> i think at this point, jeb bush is a terrific guy, but i think he is irrelevant at this point. it is like talking into the wind. he can say more or less anything and nobody will pay attention. >> stop saying things that aren't true is a ridicu

trump, he took the catholic vote substantially over hillary clinton. she could have gotten a portion of that as barack obama said afterwards if she asked and bill clinton felt if she gone after them so she could have had some of those votes but i think those leaked emails did have a big impact and i think the clintons had belatedly come to that conclusion, i think their first reaction was it's all jim comay's fault and they said. they release public statements and said it's all jim comey's fault. you don't hear them talking about jim comey anymore. then it became the russians fault. in fairness, the russians gave money to hillary clinton, they didn't give money to trump, they gave money to her foundation and got the silicon valley deal, there was actually potentially theoretically and exchange, there was no exchange with trump. they help trump, okay, he's empowered. first thing he does is increase military spending. so the other thing i wanted to talk about a little bit done is the white working class. i know in the book, you talk about how you pick thi

jim comey is the guy who released the letter about hillary clinton 10 days out. i do not think he can be viewed as a friend of clinton. i am not a defender of the policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on policies. they all wish the best for the country. most people who go into government do so because they want to bring about policies they think are good for the country. i have worked with a lot of these people and know these people, and they actually worked pretty hard to try to get the country safe. they have done a pretty good job. how many attacks have there been here since 9/11? some, obviously. that the fbi should have deported after the first , and we can think of cases in boston and orlando. but these are changes that trump's travel changes would not have affected. the people involved in this have worked pretty hard since 9/11. we owe them quite a lot. one of the things i dislike most about this rhetoric is -- klapper, have no reason to defend him. but if these conspiracy theories imagine that the entire cia or fbi is doing thin

were they working to undermine the democrats and the election of hillary clinton. were they telling vladimir putin, don't worry about obama's sanctions, they don't mean anything to us. once president trump takes office, you won't have sanctions. what is going on? what is donald trump talking about? it's incumbent upon the 45th president to tell us what's going on. >> if this is true, it's explosive. if the administration was involved. if they did put this forward, what was the justification for it. it seems there was something president trump was made aware of. it was an excited utterance in the form of a tweet. it must be based on something he was told by the intelligence community or some information he came across. >> either the wiretap was legal, that is it has a fisa warrant attached to it or the tap is illegal. if the tap is illegal and someone is snooping on people in trump tower, then it is water w- then it is a digital watergate and a felony. >> if they were listening to foreign agencies or foreign governments conducting espionage in the united states and

working on. >> after months of staying away from the spotlight, the former secretary of state hillary clinton gave her first big public speech since the presidential election. clinton chose the professional home run business women conference to share her message. live from the conference. >> reporter: you know, hillary clinton agreed to this speech only two weeks ago. now, she didn't criticize the president directly but there were a lot of attacks to other members in washington. now, and yes, it is true, she took many walks in the woods. >> it is great to be back in san francisco. >> hillary clinton was given a standing ovation. this is where the former presidential hopeful fees most comfortable. among those who envision a country in her words is stronger together. today she shared her new mantra which popped into her head during those long walks in the woods. >> resist, insist, persist, enlist. >> while clinton did not mention president trump today, she criticized the lack of women in washington. >> women's representation in the current administration in washington, for example, is the lowes

johnson, but also hillary clinton.esides that, she was endorsed by one other journal called the dallas morning journal. host: thank you for the call. let me take his point, where does that put democrats and their motivation in 2018? guest: hillary clinton had a lot of experience in something voters did not value as much anymore. she had a lot of political experience and experience in government. as people have less faith in government, that did not matter as much. democrats have to be mindful that -- take that and as they are recruiting candidates, they're trying to get outsiders. i think we will see more retired military officials and officers getting into house races. some of them might be going back to that 2005-2006 when democrats had significant gains in the house. they will try to get more outsiders in the races and follow the donald trump mold to try to get back into power. host: let's go to texas. louis, republican line. caller: good morning. yes. are you there? host: we sure are. go ahead. caller: i am. let me

california gave hillary clinton one of the largest margins of victories voting for her by a 30-poirn 30-point margin. >> so start by asking the governor, who is more out of touch, california with america or america with california. >> it is not a matter of out of touch. california is very prosperous. we're growing faster economically. we're in states like pennsylvania and michigan, there are a lot of people suffering a lot. a lot of democrats weren't where they wanted to be in terms of economic security. in california that's not the case. nie even in orange county, the prosperity is so strong that they voted for hillary clinton. >> first, we're governing the state. it was in deep trouble a few years ago. it was called ungovernab now we have a state surplus. we have harmony in sacrameo to the extent we never do in position, and people have jobs. 2.1 million jobs have been created in the last six or seven years. so i think it is that sense of economic security that makes a difference. if we have the same insecurity as akron, ohio, hillary would

including you and hollywood andd hillary clinton. if you were to do a poll saying are you sympathetic to hobby lobby or the federal government? i bet it would be 90/10, there's no more unfashionable person than the plaintiffs in this case. >> who has the power to fire him who? if you think the employers and ceos are the less powerful people in a comparison with the people who work for them, and i've got news for you -- they are not as -- >> tucker: i don't think that. these disparities are addressed in the legislative branch. we passedre laws. that is what democracy is. if you want something, you change it through legislation. that is the whole system. but you don't bother doing that, you try to put judges in who will do what you want. affect the outcome you desire and that is not constitutional and it is also antidemocratic. people don't get a chance to vote on that stuff.ti >> that's not right. when you have a person who every single time has to make the choice choosing the side of the corporation, he is someone who thinks the huge

reporter: comey revealed one investigation, the investigation into hillary clinton. should he have acknowledged there was an investigation into trump. mr. nunes: we may have to change the gang of eight procedures. reporter: you weren't aware of this last year that president trump was under investigation? mr. nunes: no, i was not, but i should have been. reporter: when did you learn about it? mr. nunes: i didn't learn about it -- i don't know the exact ate, but recently. inaudible] mr. nunes: this investigation has to go quickly. i think this is very problematic going forward that you can't even say whether or not people in the white house or the administration are under some type of investigation. i think that is very problematic. reporter: it's post russians elections. o effect nuns mr. nunes: they will continue to as long as vladimir putin until he decides to change his ways or he is out of office. reporter: do you think it is important for an independent council to look into this now that the investigation has been publicly acknowledged? mr. nunes: what are they g

hillary clinton kind of being i guess you can call ate throwback.o right the ship. does the democratic party run into a potentially problematic territory with its identity of having hillary clinton come back and be so prominent once again? >> i don't think she's going to try to ucerp the role of a new standard bearer at all. tom perez was a very big clinton supporter. his politics would have made him more naturally fit in the bernie camp, and he was a hillary person from the get-go. so there's no disconnect or problem between them or between the dnc that he's building. i think if it's up to him, he'll ask her to be helpful here and there. but also be very mindful that the dnc is looking at trying to raise up a new generation of democrats who are 20 and 3 years younger than she, and those are t people on whose behalf she should work. >> ann guerin of "the washington post," thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let's see what you're saying about today's microsoft pulse question. do you think she could launch a political comeback? so far, 74% say yes.

see someone who is authentic. >> you know it also came through, when you see that guy playing hillary clinton made hillary look as one of those annoying people who are always running for student council. >> how do you feel about elizabeth warren? is she authentic? >> i think if she could, she'd have a good log for people like me. >> i wonder if she does a better than you think hillary did it. >> she's a hater and she admits she's a hater. >> she's real. >> she is a hater, she would round up every banker -- >> tom: okay, we're done with that discussion. i think it was a great discussion. coming up, the internet is full of trolls and you might be one of them, find out next. and my first book, "mean dads for a better america," available for preorder. go to tomshillue.com to find out how to get it. ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow

i think byron is right, donald trump is the only one to beat hillary clinton. hillary clinton was a bad candidate. >> i remember spending a couple of days watching ted cruz, they went up to around mason city and this is in that phase in which he was like nobody was going to have a bigger bible than ted cruz. >> yeah. >> he was just going to carry a huge bible around if he had to. we would go to events some of which were in churches and he would quote scripture. the same day, it was in the surf ballroom, trump appeared. and he got a bigger group of evangelicals than cruz had by carrying the big bible around. and there was something different going on. >> you don't have to be an evangelical to get the support of evangelicals? >> yeah. they didn't -- obviously they had elected rick santorum and elected mike huckabee and those are the last two caucuses. but what they were telling me was they felt they were under attack in the larger culture lawsuits, cake baking, all of this stuff. they felt they were under attack. and that they felt donald trump could protect them

this is disappointing if you importanted hillary clinton or worked for hillary clinton in particular.t know that was the fbi's intention to try to throw this election in one way or another, this would be a serious charge indeed. it would be unusual they would be talking about in i investigation. and furthermore, the investigation into the russian government not to say the trump administration. they issued a statement at the end of october that russia was involved in the hacking of the dnc, and at the end of october only 55% of americans thought that russia had been involved in the hacking. >> there is a big difference between some congressional report and the fbi director saying we are investigating hillary clinton and even though we didn't charge her and we think her behavior is terrible. not to say about the last minute intervention when the anthony wiener computer was investigated. many people think that cost her the election. comey was all over the election -- >> i remember harry reid, the minority leader in december asked for a word from the fbi about some sort of investigation,

this is not about the last election, donald trump, hillary clinton.is about the russian state trying to intervene in our elections and teardown our democracy. we should come together and resolve this. we should stop trying to nitpick and pull up this detail or that detail. something really rotten happened here. let's get the facts and do something about it. >> dana bash there's nothing new about leaking. what's interesting is that some of the people and praeb a number of them who were speaking out about leakings have leaked information themselves. >> look, the notion of leaking classified information is -- it happens. it has happened in republican administrations, in democratic administration wheres by republicans, inand around washington as well. it is problematic when it comes to sources. that is part of the reason why it is illegal to leak information because its to protect the sources of the information. but let's just focus here on what the hearing today should have been about from the perspective of congress. the hearing should have been about f

jim comey is the guy who released the letter by hillary clinton. i don't think the fbi is viewed as a hotbed of that even in the obama administration but i am not a fan of some policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on policy but all wish the best for the country. most people who go into government do so. they want policies they think are good for the country. most people on the intelligence field, they know this, they actually worked pretty hard to keep the country safe. and they have a pretty good job. how many attacks have there been since 9/11? there have been some obviously in some people were let in who shouldn't have been in the fbi should have deported them after -- first meeting set of instead of sending information to the local police, like in orlando, but this is places that trumps travel visa changes would not affect. there is one reason why people -- there are things you can do to tighten up our country terrorism efforts. but people involved in this work hard since 9/11 and we'll them quite a lot. -- we owe t

during the campaign he invited russian hackers to take a look at hillary clinton. he has openly for over a year praised the way that vladimir putin has operated in eastern europe and preceded over russia. it's not just his advisors who are at issue here. it's trump's own statements that invited this kind of scrutiny. some of it, i think, is because he's cavalier with the facts. i think he's never been a student of foreign policy. he's gotten in over his head repeatedly whenever he comments, whether it's north korea or russia. the place he finds himself in now is all of the grandstanding he did on russia during the campaign has come home to haunt him. they're going to have to answer to that. they're real issues. >> it's a fork in the road. when you look at the health care bill, who knows if it's going to get passed. my gut is that it will but it's doing to take a lot of deal-making. he said he was going to repeal and replace, make it better, everyone would be covered. so far that's not happening. the clouds are circling. if you look at the new quinnipiac poll, presi

that should include people like hillary clinton. five people around her have been given immunity, to include her former chief of staff. when you are given immunity, that means that you have probably committed a crime. >> and now general flynn is seeking immunity from the senate intelligence committee. there was some report that he's seeking an immunity deal from the house committee, as well. you've been in the political game a long time. what does your gut tell you? is this a case where you have a three-star general who clearly knows something, who is trying to protect himself? or is it as some legal experts have suggested, he's just covering his base which is the immunity request? >> we won't know until it comes out. i will tell you, i'm sure this tape has been played over and of again. i'm sure he's cringing when he hears this, because of what he said about hillary clinton and now he finds himself in the same hot water with the immunity deal with. that said, a lot of times it's customary. when you go before congress, you want immu

jim comey is the guy who released the letter about hillary clinton 10 days out. i do not think he can be viewed as a friend of clinton. i am not a defender of the policies of the obama administration. there are people who differ on policies. they all wish the best for the country. most people who go into government do so because they want to bring about policies they think are good for the country. i have worked with a lot of these people and know these people, and they actually worked pretty hard to try to get the country safe. they have done a pretty good job. how many attacks have there been here since 9/11? some, obviously. that the fbi should have deported after the first , and we can think of cases in boston and orlando. but these are changes that trump's travel changes would not have affected. the people involved in this have worked pretty hard since 9/11. we owe them quite a lot. one of the things i dislike most about this rhetoric is -- klapper, have no reason to defend him. but if these conspiracy theories imagine that the entire cia or fbi is doing thin

can't waitment cannot wait. >> reporter: hillary clinton will speak later this afternoon. her first appearance in the bay area since the election. a board member told us she fell out of her chair when she heard clinton was willing to speak here. excitement surrounding her appearance. we have an abc 7 news booth. it was a joy to be there meeting loyal viewers. this is the 28th year of the conference. the theme this year is inclusion now. the audience was told first thing this morning that the level of the -- the level field is not level. it is tilted. that women need to fight for inclusion now. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >> it was a joy to be there as well. thank you. >>> that's right, 5,000 women gathering right now in san francisco. i had the privilege of kicking off the conference a couple hours ago. i can tell you the energy was infectio infectious. >> hey, pbwc! what do we want? >> inclusion now. >> good morning! >> yep. that's the theme, inclusion now. thank you, all, for saying hi. it's amazing to meet you. i'll take you behind the scenes. follo

the speech money hillary clinton made was made public voluntarily by the clintons. the federal election commission and maintains records for campaign donations to federal candidates, and i think we had figures that evan moore spent on lobbying. and maintains records for campaign donations to federala lot of that is discd through the house and senate. brian: he organized for a democratic lawmaker at a golf club in new jersey. he invited donors to meet and take photos with mr. clinton who just finished a round of golf. >> that was not public. that was something i bumped into in my own reporting. the point of that scene is to show not only did he say he knew the clintons, but he knew bill clinton well enough to be able to flag him down, to get the people he was golfing with and arrange for a quick photo op. >> how old would he have been roughly? around 32.t's say >> he ran the lobbying office. how many people were working for him? timects at the end of his in 2015, he had well over 100 lobbyists working for him both within the company and contract lobbyists, people who

contribution yet supposedly made to the clinton global initiative and then got a meeting with hillary clinton. the reason they could make a look that way was that they left out a lot of facts. one, it said if you give 34 million to the clinton foundation, no. he made a $349 commitment at the clinton global initiative to provide scholarships to bahraini ggudents in his country. the clintons saw not a dying of it. neither did the clinton foundation. the second part that made no sense was that he made that commitment in 2005 when the clinton global initiative began, four years before she became secretary of state. but if you compress it altogether and the specs that looks like he somehow 34 millioy at a clinton event and he got a meeting with her. and if you put together that way it looks like something wrong.3m if you actually inspect all of the facts, nothing of the kind happened. >> host: next call for mr. conason is elizabeth and columbus ohio. go ahead. >> caller: i am not hearing elizabeth either so let's try george. and georges in virginia beach virginia. george, you're on the air.ou joe

with the clintons because of his white house internship was very interested in helping bill and hillary clinton in their political careers. he thought to raise money for the clinton foundation, he sought to raise money for hillary clinton's presidential campaigns and her previous senate campaign. he was a big fan and wanted to be in their orbit. one thing he was able to do is in the brief time between hillary clinton leaving the state department and running for paiddent, she accepted speeches which obviously were all over the most recent presidential campaign. one of the speeches that she accepted was for bio which is the trade association which represents genentech among others. >> how much was she paid to go there? 35,000 for as $3 short speech. clinton: pharmaceutical companies moving out of the country is something i do not want to see. [applause] >> who would have been in the audience? brody: i believe there were thousands of employees at the pharmaceutical industry and biotechnology industry. bio represents a growing number of biotechnology company that produced drugs. they are talking to

with the election, but on this particular topic, there is not much of a comparison between what hillary clintonid with her email. >> when i was at the dnc, it was a fabulous thing, for them, i was a great play. email servers are confusing. there's a lot of people that disliked hillary, a lot of people dislike mike pence, but email server -- >> jon: it was in an email server, it was a private email account on aol, unlike hillary clinton's private email server. we have her make the distinction and we have to leave the topic there. we'll get back another time to discuss all this. thank you both. the speed to a video baby monitor captures a disturbing image, an intruder snake into a baby's bedroom. it will tie the back story next. plus, the price tag is raising some alarms on capitol hill. can the president stick to his promises? >> we've spent trillions and trillions of dollars overseas while our infrastructure at home has so badly crumbled >> jon: right now, a quick look at what's to come this hour of "happening now." the president calling for a big boost to military spending, but is it enough? g

hillary clinton lost.nd then they knew that they had all this intelligence about contacts between the trump advisers and high-ranking russians, some of them maybe russian official, some of them maybe just close to the kremlin. and they became worried, and frankly speak i became worried. i was outside of the government. i had advised hillary clinton on her campaign. and over the summer as the story broke i knew there was more to this probably. because we have very good intelligence on russia. even the whiff gave me the sense that they knew much more. but we cannot give away our sources and methods. so it was clear to me they told as much as they could, but they were holding some back. you have to remember during the obama administration there was also a grave fear across the board ever since the invasion of crimea of russian escalation. so that's underlying all of this. the people who were then in the administration after the elections getting to the squirrelling away became alarmed because they started to

although there's rumors that she and hillary clinton do not get along. th warren really hurt hillary in the backstretch because she comes off mean. i think that people misunderstand. they say that arnold schwarzenegger gets under his skin. no, they don't. it's okay when they play this game because they usually second now. elizabeth warren would be a gift to him. she is a high-profile name but she only has so big of an audience. in fact, she is going to struggle. >> what happens is with an excited and loud audience, the people tend to think that that is bigger than it actually is. and they look at the success of bernie sanders and they think elizabeth warren is a few years younger than the senator from vermont. she has a way of explaining things that she sort of disavows and ignores facts and logic often times. but it is still very plain for people to grasp onto who want to share her ideology. and because she is able to explain things and she is a firebrand, in many ways she's a natural. >> do you think that she will get beyond these very liberal based red

spam and fake news during the election, stories about hillary clinton murdering her opponents using body doubles and all this crazy stuff. one sanders facebook page administrator started tracking down where these nuts stories were coming from and found that at least 40% of the domain registrations were in places like macedonia and albania and elsewhere in eastern europe. another facebook group administrator told the huffington post "it came in like a wave, like a tsunami. it was a flood of misinformation." now, a lot of the people posting these things from foreign countries claimed to be bernie sanders fans who had decided to vote for trump or had decided to vote for jill stein because hillary clinton was a murdering person with body doubles and all the rest of it. i mean, the goal, obviously, was to depress democratic turnout, to inflame the mistrust that already existed between different parts of the party, to give people a narrative that would explain why they shouldn't vote for hillary clinton under any circumstances whether or not they would consider voting for anybody el

here's what he supporters in michigan. >> here's my question for hillary clinton. can you promise that not one of the five people who were granted criminal immunity will ever be allowed to serve in a clinton administration if that ever happens? oh, would that be bad. >> shepard: donald trump added no one is above the law. but trump and flynn are widely believed to have been wrong with their campaign immunity rhetoric. seeking immunity is common for people called to testify. it's an admission of nothing. legal experts say should a witness have information that would benefit prosecutors, information that they couldn't get without granting immunity, the witness might well be granted it. if the witness is target, immunity would not be granted. so far we have not heard of anybody in the government accepting flynn's offer anyway. the house intelligence committee, adam schiff said it's too early to consider the deal. the democrat responded to. trump on twitter writing, the public should learn a lot more about why general flynn wants immunity when sally yates testifies befo

i was a reporter that covered hillary clinton campaign. the last time we heard from donald trump was about a month paul manafort became his campaign manager. we did not hear from him again. we heard were rudy giuliani guessing something was going to happen. when you look at totality of what we have just witnessed it does raise questions, serious questions about whether this was just is russian who were intrigue with donald trump or whether there was extra step there that would be step of collusion. >> another call back for you, i was thinking today about paul cur rin, he was a dependable lawyer from -- to look into jimmy carter's peanut business back in the time. the investigation started and it concluded with without a finding of wrongdoing. case closed. my question to you is that kind of thing still possible today when we don't know the extent to which the fbi is looking into this so far or what they know or don't know. >> i think it's going to be a long time before this investigation is closed or we it imagine it being closed for a few

hillary clinton was trafficked a lot of information that was classified information, we don't know whatd of security protocalls were in place, she dealt with a whole difficult type of information set than did the governor of indiana. mike pence was governor of indiana at the time. now it's true that some of what was went through mike pence's personal e-mail account did relate to some homeland security updates and the fbi, so that is problematic but i don't think you can look at the two the same way. >> the risk, that's very clear david that the risk that hillary clinton and her team far exceeds the risk when it comes to the type of information going through this e-mail account and in her case a server, but to this point abbey, is part of this problem is perception here that it's not -- that mike pence might not really have a leg to stand on when he's been critical of hillary clinton? >> he's definitely facing some of those critical comments again now that it's been found out and i think the key part here is that his account was actually compromised. i think we would have a little bit di

you were the spokesman for the hillary clinton campaign. you were pretty angry at his performance then. how do you see it? >> i completely agree with dana's point, there are people who will react to a comey non-performance today and cry foul as a double standard, why won't he acknowledge an ongoing investigation into donald trump after being so public about the investigation into hillary clinton? i do think that he felt there was very little likelihood that anything would arise from speaking about hillary clinton, so he probably didn't think he was jeopardizing much. >> senator santorum? >> i disagree with that. i think jim comey maybe learned his lesson, not to go out and talk about these things in public anymore. this did not benefit him, it did not benefit the fbi. if there is an investigation, he probably should be quiet about it. >> the session is beginning. >> director comey, admiral rogers, thank you for being here today. before we begin, i would like to remind the members and witnesses this is an open hearing. i recognize the challe