like it could be a really smart pick and maybe she'll get some of the woman who were made over hillary clintonost. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next vice president of the united states. >> i was hired to work on the obama campaign after hillary conceded. and we were watching sarah palin give her convention speech. >> before i game governor i was mayor of my hometown. and since our opponents in this presidential election seem to look down on that experience, let me explain to them what the job involves. a small town mayor is sort of like a community organizer except that you have actual responsibilities. >> she did what hillary clinton could not do and that was deliver a precise attack without looking like a bitch and that was scary to us. >> you know, they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> that's one of the best convention speeches i've ever seen. mccain had been eight points down to obama with no possibility of turning it around, by the time sarah palin finished speaking he was five points up. >> the campaign announced it raised $8 million online just since

hillary clinton, the secretary of state because she has been outspoken.w, i was not speaking for myself. i was speaking for government of the united states. i was speaking for our values. we used to stand up for human rights across the globe, and we didn't always succeed. i wouldn't pretend that we did, but we were on record that even if you got a political opponent, you don't trump up charges, throw her in jail, let her languish there, and then turn around and try to undermine the secretary of state of our country for having spoken up about those actions that were so troubling. >> when you were secretary of state at the time, did you know -- did you come across manafort and his company? did you know about this american firm that was working to advance the interests -- >> no, no. >> -- foreign government. >> no i did not know. >> you start to put together the allegations in the different court cases there, and you're in there a lot. and it's well before the 2012 -- the 2016 election. we've got manafort smearing you as an anti-semite. >> yeah, where did th

jesse: i can't believe i'm going to say this but i agree with hillary clinton. we should look at all of these incidentses on their merits. >> yes. jesse: and i don't know if hillary is the right messenger, marie, for this type of situation, but if someone had accused bill clinton back in the day of any sexual misconduct with a lot more evidence than what's going on with brett kavanaugh, hillary clinton was the one who came out and didn't believe this woman, she smeared them. >> every allegation of sexual assault or harassment should be investigation. jesse: but hillary clinton didn't believe that. >> i don't speak for hillary clinton. i speak as a democrat and i believe it's important to take the allegations seriously and to give people due process. the challenge is both sides are running toir their side of the aisle. the one exception was al franken who was fushed out o pushed oute senate. but republicans soft pedal the investigations of the republicans or explain them away. democrats haven't pushed for investigations on allegations on their side. it's like team

joining us now for the interview tonight is hillary rodham clinton. the democratic presidential nominee in 2016. former senator, former first lady. madam secretary thank you for being here. >> it's good to be here. >> there's a burg of things i want to talk to you about. i want to talk to you about some evidence that emerged in the last few days about what did happen in the election. and some stuff going on in the news right now. i want to jump right in with that fear that you are expressing. you are not a hyperbolic person. you're very careful and precise in your public statements. why are you telling people you are afraid of losing a country? >> well, i think for several reasons. i do say in the afterword that i like every other american hope for the best, wanted to give our new president the benefit of the doubt. but the actions that we have seen coming from the white house and this administration in the nearly two years since the election have raised all kinds of signal flairs, alarm bells, about what is happening to our democracy. put aside all t

when you look at how many women are running for office and how many were inspired by hillary clinton, when you look at the enthusiasm gap which is favoring democrats strongly right now when you look at what strong, the bases they've been leaders for her to parties for decades as in certain areas of the country, i have no problem with this. >> katie: your response to that? kind of shaking your head a little bit. speaker this is where people who are neither for trump or against trump, criticize him when he deserves criticism, these techs push me into the pro trump camp because it takes me back to when joe biden said that their publicans want to put you all back in chains. "the huffington post" called him a racist. it is what democrats do every election to everybody they don't like it is nothing to do with donald trump. if it pushes me away. >> jessica: i just here i don't think john mccain -- >> ari: they use it as the race card to play every election because they need to get the minority community so much to win. >> jessica: you haven't heard the president has said, you think what he s

so teachers decide whether to cover hillary clinton or have their students wonderful why hillary clinton wants to lock up crooked what's her face. by the way, by the way -- [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: secretary what's her face is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: i am very excited. yes. and it wasn't just historical figures who have been booted from the public school curriculum, the board decided to save 40 minutes of third graders time by sparing them a lesson on how government services are paid for. that is probably for the best that they never find out that their parents tax dollars went to them learning that moses wrote the constitution. the chairman of the texas state board of education defended her committee's decisions in an op ed for the "washington post" saying, teachers have chafed about the current requirements and worried about shortchanging students in the rush to cover everything. yes, it's all about doing what's best for the kids. after all, one of those students might some day end up being the first major party female presidential candidate, as

as always. >> thank you. >> tucker: hillary clinton changed her view on f.b.i. hilarious. i feel a laugh rising! to sold sexual abuse allegations. paula jones watched this for many years and she joins us next to assess hillary's change of heart. stay tuned. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. walking a dog can add thouswalking this many?our day. that can be rough on pam's feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they relieve pain and give her the co

. >> but it was cast as damaging to hillary clinton? it was dirt. it was they have her e-mails, they have dirt on her? >> well, if a foreign adversary has the former secretary of state's private e-mails, of course that's dirt and it's very -- it could be destructive to our country. >> did you tell anyone? i would want to tell a friend or colleague, i might report back to the trump campaign. did you tell anyone? >> all i can say about this question, because i've been asked a million times, is if i told anyone it would have been discovered by now. >> with respect, you didn't really answer the question. you're saying it would have been discovered but -- >> at this time i don't remember. >> you don't remember? >> i don't remember, no. >> this is one of the most important questions that we have yet to have resolved in the mueller investigation. is there proof that papadopoulos did, in fact, share this bombshell with any of his colleagues on the trump campaign? the senate judiciary committee sent this letter asking the trump campaign to turn over any comm

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imagine you are hillary clinton. imagine saying something like that.ou'd have to believe that the internet doesn't exist and there is no record at all about things you said in public about claims of sexual abuse. we have access to the internet here as well as a long memory. hillary clinton has said a lot t about the sexual assault allegations. credible allegations including of rape all aimed at her husband bill for many women over many years. she sounded different then like a different person. but she was fighting for political power. that gave her another perspective. listen so how she belittles the claims of the abuse survivors. >> we are right in the middle of a rather vigorous feeding frenzy. people are saying all kinds of things, putting out rumors and innuendos. very unfortunate turn of events that we are using theor criminal justice system to try to achieve political ends in this country. i think a lot of this is deliberately designed to sensational charges against my husband because everything else they tried has failed.es the great story here

hillary clinton won the national popular vote by a couple points which is what the polls predicted. host: jim hobart? guest 1: why should i believe the polls? they had never called me. it has its challenge but i think sometimes polls are misinterpreted. if a poll comes out in october and it shows an incumbent winning 45 to 35, that means that incumbent is in big trouble. he is not winning by 10, he is five points below 50%. that gets misinterpreted a lot. the polls had some challenges in 2016, but there was a belief by a lot of people that hillary clinton was a lock to win. that informed a lot of the coverage of the election and instead of looking for reasons in the polls that say maybe here is a path to victory for donald trump, the way people look at polls was how does this reinforced what i believe which is that hillary clinton is going to win. but ihave some challenges do not think that they are as inaccurate as the sentiment has come to be. host: a senior political writer for the washington post has a piece, it questions for the midterm elections, a blue wave or not and the fir

there is former hillary clinton spokesman brian fowler, quote, if senate gop ignores doctor blasey-ford and tries to muscle and attempted rapists onto the supreme court they will pay dearly in november. senators up in 2020 will feel intense heat for the next two years and brett cavanagh will not serve for life. a threat that he will be impeached. allen revealed the democratic playbook earlier this week saying they want to defeat brett kavanaugh and when the senate back to block donald trump from nominating anyone to the court past the 2020 election. the president tweeted he believes a search and destroy strategy, he is behind brett kavanaugh and wants the senate to move forward. shannon: alabama senator doug jones will be a no vote. he wasn't thought to be in the mix. he is a democrat from a very conservative place taking the seat that was jeff sessions's, the roy more election down there, and it up with doug jones. thank you very much. the president said he was going in with an open mind, he said yesterday he could change his mind about brett kavanaugh if he thought he was guilty. the

i feel badly of hillary clinton.'m not a big fan of hers, that doesn't mean an election is rigged or unfair or inappropriate. just means you want a better system because i think it is more responsive. trish: bill clinton wouldn't have won, right? he won the electoral college but not popular vote? >> i think he won the popular vote. i would double-check that. >> am i wrong? trish: can we trust "time" magazine. >> who won the popular vote in '92? bill clinton. '96? bill clinton. trish: "time" magazine has it wrong. ari, back to you, you would not abolish the electoral college of why? >> well, one i do believe our system works. system is combination of one man, one vote. trish: sorry, keep going, ari. >> and, as a result of that, you don't change it because you didn't like the results of the previous elections. so my question to people like doug says our whole system one man, one vote, do you support the abolition of senate. >> i answered your question. i said no. >> senate has the same feature. >> so how can you suppor

clinton was vying for the democratic presidential nomination against barack obama. when he hung up, he was effusive about hillaryove her, he said. she is so smart, daniel writes. fast forward almost a decade to the trump and clinton campaigns and you'd never know it. >> lying, crooked hillary. she is a liar. >> reporter: daniels also reveals she was raped as a child. she writes it happened repeatedly by a man who lived next door to one of her friends. i was nine. i was a child, and then i wasn't she writes. he was raping vanessa, so i put myself between them, continually offering myself up so he would leave her alone. daniels says a school counsellor called her a lie wrar whar when revealed the rape. she said she was careful, she did not reveal the real name of her friend who was also raped. clearly stormy daniels wants the world to know about her, and most of the book is about her early life and her time as she spent as a porn star and how she became a director, but she certainly goes into great detail about donald trump. jim. >> sara sidner, thank you for that. >>> joining me, stormy daniels's attorney michael

clintons. after impeachment, hillary got a senate seat in a state she had never lived in. gore couldn't even get dragged along the finish -- over the finish line in the presidential election. the clintons worked out for the clintons and nobody else. >> tucker: doesn't it, we only have a minute left and this is a deep question, but it did work out, they skated on everything, beat a bunch of legal charges and got incredibly rich. why aren't they happy? they're clearly so unhappy, why? >> because i think it's never enough. the whole point of them is just to get rich and richer and keep winning. bob smith who was my senator in new ham of shir at the time -- ham shir, he said he's won, he always wins, let's move o suddenly, they didn't win. and they can't stand it. and they want to keep coming back whether it's hillary or chelsea or whoever is next. it's the winning, it's the money, it's never enough. >> tucker: no, it never is. you think maybe you get on a certain age you get rich enough you would be happy. it's eluded them. great to see you, as always. >> thanks, tucker. >> tu

pretty much matching what hillary clinton got there. dana rohrabacher, he's got his own baggage as well. these incumbents, dana rohrabacher very controversial. his ties to russia, comments about russia, that sort of thing. rohrabacher's sort of on his own, very individual presence in that district. democrats encouraged by this but rohrabacher still in the game. in pennsylvania, in the philadelphia suburbs another clinton district here. hillary clinton won this district. look at this, though. the republican incumbent running seven points ahead of the democrat. why is this? this democratic challenger who emerged, a lot of folks looking at it saying this may not be a good match for this district. doesn't really have any local ties. doesn't have much of a record of voting in the district. and look at this. the incumbent there right now going into this with an advantage. just because they're clinton districts, that is the first line of attack for democrats but that doesn't mean they're all going to match up with what you saw in 2016 but you

of course, hillary clinton.adline events to raise money for the dnc and support some female candidates. whether she will help the party or she's just a painful render for democrats, plus president trump demanding funding for his long-promised border wall and slamming democrats ahead of the midterm. whether he will get what he wants, and how this issue will play out in november. as we continue. >> were building a wall step by step, and it's not easy. we have a little opposition call the democrats. i guess they don't mind crime. they don't mind crime, it's pretty sad. ♪ y relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! when the guy in frontd down the highway slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but n

dropped today when he learned that ken starr considered bringing perjury charges against first lady hillary clintonr said in january of 1995, he deposed both president clinton and mrs. clinton about the suicide of a white house advisor and other things dealing with the whitewater land investigation when led to the monica lewinsky investigation. starr said president clinton bobbed and weaved and avoided answering questions. he said the first lady was different and claimed over 100 times she didn't recall. starr acknowledges it would have been difficult to prove that she lied. he regrets taking on the monica lewinsky phase of the investigation but writes there was no alternative. starr says there are eerie parallels to his investigation and the robert mueller investigation saying both came at times when the american economy was thriving. then he was asked about president trump's comment that democrats would not impeach him because he is doing such a good job. >> if we don't have the rule of the law in the country, we have not done what the founding generations said. we are here to establish justice.

and you worked tirelessly for hillary clinton, did you forget? we didn't.ning me tonight is charlie hurt, the "washington times" opinion editor, fox business contributor. it is great to have you with us. a lot to cover here, brin is a fragile child. my gosh. it was kind of sad to see him feeling so moros about hillary clinton's dispatch. >> he needs a hug, lou. i think you need to fly out to silicon valley and give him a hug because he's very sad. lou: he needs a hug from somebody else, actually. >> you're not in that business. it's truly extraordinary, and you know, when you look at the tucker carlson had a report out last night, detailing some of the work that google itself did, people that worked at google did to get hillary clinton elected by -- and their effort as usual, the democratic party they do it through dividing everybody by race and they had the campaign trying to get hispanic voters to the polls, driving them to the polls and things like that. what came as a huge shock to them is nearly 30% of hispanic voters voted for donald trump, and they c

hillary clinton now saying the woman who accused brett kavanaugh's attempted sexual assault deserves juanita broaddrick, one of bill clinton's accusers, wants to respond to that and she's here now. >> i think that you have to take each of these situations sort of on their own merits. ♪ flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ whoever came up with the term "small business", never owned a business. are your hours small? what about your reputation? is that small? owning your own thing is huge. your partnerships, even bigger. with dell small business technology advisors, you get the one-on-one partnership to grow your business. because the only one who decides how big your business can be, is you. the dell vostro 14 la

we're going to tell you who is in and out and how this could happen in other states. >> i get the hillary clintoncal stuff. who has a beef with helen keller in i don't understand that. >>> all right. >> are they going to say bill clinton was single when he was in office, and helen keler? >> yeah. >>> a new report from health and human services says one in three foster kids are prescribed psychiatric drugs without treatment or followups. many children are getting powerful medication they don't need while others are going untreated who do need it. ut in e of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've never met. i mean, you don't know these people, but you feel like you do. you get connected to them. i wish that i could get into a time machine and go back 100 years, 200 years and just meet these people. being on ancestry just made me feel like i belonged somewhere. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com. so shark invented duo clean.

hillary clinton claiming that our democracy is in crisis? is this a good way to rally the democratic base, or could it backfire? that's next. ♪ come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. >> melissa: tropical depression florence continuing to wreak havoc on the carolinas as rising floodwaters have cut off wilmington, north carolina from the rest of the state. this come as the storm is now being blamed for the deaths of at least 18 people. let's bring in rick leventhal, he is in ogden, north carolina, which is a suburb of wilmington. rick? >> melissa, one of those deaths was reportedly a 1-year-old, who was swept away by flood waters. the mother trying to hold onto that child come easy to see how that could happen when you look at the force of the w

the fbi is denying any evidence that china hacked hillary clinton's email server.t was the obama inspector general who discovered the breach. saying the fbi was deceptive in its omissions. according to louie gohmert, it was a clever response by the fbi. saying we didn't find any evidence of hacking into the hillary server. which is true, baits was the i.g., the inspector general who found out about it. >> it's easy not to find something when you don't look for it. david: richard pollock writing in "the "daily caller,"" apparently from the beginning of her term as the secretary of state, the chinese embed a bug into her private server, and there was a lot of top secret stuff on there. >> they were getting copies of virtually everything that went acrock the server. -- went across the server. one of the problems in the whole saga is the fact with respect to the server itself we said look, there is a statutory obligation on the part of the fbi and justice department and the intelligence community to conduct a damage assessment. they are required by law to identify, wha

hillary clinton refusing to go away.warning us about president trump's "authoritarian tendencies." next. ze. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside... with the world outside... making life a little... easier. introducing the well-connected lincoln mkc. ♪ >> juan: welcome back. president trump traveling to the carolinas today. the president spoke with residence and handed out warm meals to some of the people impacted by the big storm. meanwhile, former 2016 presidential candidate hillary clinton is back on the political scene, offering some dire predictions about president trump and the future of our government. >> what i am worried about is that these authoritarian tendencies that we've seen that work in this administration with this president, left unchecked, could very well result in the erosion of our institutions to an extent that we've never imagined possible here. what i worry about, rachel, is that after this election, this president is going to wholesale fire people. that's my prediction for ton

. >> it was cast as damaging to hillary clinton, right?t, they have their e-mails and dirt on it. >> the former adversary has the secretary of state's e-mails, of course that's dirt and could be very destructive to our country. >> did you tell anyone? seems like a big deal, i might want to tell a friend or colleague or report back to the trump campaign. did you tell anyone? >> all i can say, i've been asked this question a million times, if i did, it would have been discovered by now. >> you answer this question it would have been discovered? >> at this point, i don't remember. >> this is one of the most important question to be resolved in the mueller investigation. is there proof papadopoulos did share this bombshell with any of his colleagues on the trump campaign. the senate judiciary sent over a request for any communications between papadopoulos and two policy advisors. rick dearborn and john mashburn even going so far to ask for document searches including multiple spellings of papadopoulos's name. they did not respond to requests f

how did hillary clinton get away with it? because everyone knew and everyone watched no one did anything. now the reason they get away with it. the reason nobody is held accountable is because of a schmucker from alabama and his name is jeff sessions the attorney general. [applause] i like him. a nice guy. i don't know what motivates him. someone convinced him to recuse himself as a result james cole meal lied to congress who should be prosecuted. and tampering with evidence that last weekend with my old and i said he says i stand for justice mr. president he doesn't stand for anything. you don't stand for anything jeff sessions you are preventing american people from seeing justice being done. it isn't democrats or republicans but people disrespecting the law. [applause] so? and why doesn't donald trump fire him? last week he said i will not fire him before the midterm. i don't know what that says to you but it says something to me. these people need to be punished but they probably won't be in only way for you to get justic

hillary clinton spoke those words less than a month before the twenty sixteen election that saw trump win the presidency by seventy four electoral college votes it is now been about one year or two hundred forty one days since nobody's counting since trump won those electoral college votes and took office so of course hillary clinton just wrote an op ed for the atlantic and titled american democracy as democracy is in crisis in which she claims quote the legitimacy of our elections is in doubt. well that's a horse of a different color she goes on to remind us that america as we know it is not a nation of people but a flimsy experiment easily broken by just one businessman in her in her piece she states how fragile our experiment in self-government is and when viewed against the sweep of human history how fleeting democracy may be our birthright as americans but it's not something we can ever take for granted. so guess how hillary clinton plans to save our democracy by blaming the likes of the koch brothers for pumping millions into our elections she wants to get secret money out of po

he says he can't guarantee he told the campaign that the russians had dirt on hillary clinton as the special investigation closes in. president trump said he doesn't want to be, quote, set up by a perjury trap and insisting yet again there was no collusion. and furious over the scathing anonymous "the new york times" op-ed, written by one of his senior officials, president trump calls on the attorney general jeff sessions to uncover the identity of the author. sources say meantime that after constant attacks by the president sessions is ready for whatever outcome awaits him including being fired. our correspondents and specialists are all standing by with full coverage. let's get to the breaking news first. the former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos is sentenced to a brief prison term for lying to investigators about contacts with russia. our crime and justice correspondent shimon prokupecz has the very latest. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. so, you know, a big sigh of relief certainly here for the papadopoulos family by all accounts. they had expected he would serve at lea

[applause] >> these arguments made about hillary clinton, she obstructed justice by destroying the tapes or destroying her emails, she obstructed justice, she tried to get dirt. every single libertarian would be saying you can't expand these statutes. i have one test in my life called the shoe on the other foot test. you have to ask yourself if the shoe were on the other foot where would you be? i honestly believe everybody arguing for the impeachment of donald trump would be arguing against impeachment of hillary clinton based on the same to a standards, maybe you are not stretching but civil libertarians thought the same facts would be stretching as clinton they should be arguing the other way. the aclu is often wrong but there could be civil liberties and use to argue you don't stretch obstruction. >> the aclu is not on trial. >> the aclu has failed in its mission. >> your contention, theoretical obstruction case around the president involves a number of official acts he has undertaken, asking the fbi director if he could go easy on mike flynn, firing the fbi director and making sever

hillary clinton was a criminal. obama wasn't even a citizen. as someone come off who is above all this, when in fact he is right in it? host: thanks for checking in with us. we show you video a few moments ago some of the protests going on. camera crews were on capitol hill throughout the day, inside people who were in favor and opposed to the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. call" reported capitol police arrested 57 after a sit in in front of the supreme court. that was as of early this evening. it could be higher than that. in rancho from daniel cucamonga, california, on the independent line. caller: good evening, thanks for taking my call. you know, it's a sensitive subject. can you hear me ok? host: we can. go ahead, daniel. caller: it's a sensitive subject to bring up, because i can certainly empathize with dr. ford. and women certainly have, not just women, but there may be a lot of reasons white someone would not come forward. i'm a young attorney in california. and we have this concept in criminal proceedings, a statu

the obama administration used hillary clinton campaign documents to justify spying on hillary's opponent may learn. byron york, thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: last week on this program, we raised an importante question, may be the most important question the country faces. what unites americans as a country? well, elites were not impressed by this at all. they are attacking us for raisingth this question. after the break, we all respond. ♪ has alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink. the shirts were so easy to design on the site. the custom ink team was super helpful and they just came out perfect. seeing my family wearing my shirts was such an amazing reminder of all the love and support that everyone has for my dad. - [narrator] check out our huge selection of custom t-shirts and more, for teams, businesses, and every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you re

that hillary clinton. -- because they didn't like hillary clinton. please vote for a democrat who will regain control -- please encourage your friends who are voting age to go out and vote and contribute to local campaigns. campaigns for local offices and statewide offices are important because they control the senses taken in 2020, how the districts is taken's -- census are020, how the districts reconstituted. host: susan calling for massachusetts on the independent line. susan, good morning. caller: i want to commend you, your intelligent and very patient and really good at this job. i really enjoyed the code talker interview you just conducted. when iscinating to me, reflect on the luminaries of 20th-century politics and these women, the hidden figures women, the common denominator seems to stem,igorous class of english literature, base education through high school and college. certainly, martin luther king benefited from such an education. the conversation you had before with a broad swath of american society that can't differentiate between jun

>> the collusion, if we can ever use that term, certainly collaboration was with hillary clinton and foreigner, christopher steele, a british spy who used russian sources to be used in opposition research and to spy on the trump campaign. now, her payment to the foreigner establishes that information as a thing of value which would be a valuation of federal campaign election laws, and in egregious cases, it could be criminal, but i find it astonishing that the president is being investigated over something that is not even remotely collusion and yet hillary clinton's actions, democratic national committee, their efforts, which to me is a violation of a law, is not being investigated. mark: and mr. mueller has frequently gone to rod rosenstein to get his area of investigation broadened and all kinds of things. why do you think he hasn't done it in this case? >> because he's biased and he doesn't want to do anything but focus on donald trump. this is the mentality of people in government. this is why they undertook a scheme to clear hillary clinton, even though she violated the law, an

it doesn't matter if hillary clinton turns down as many voters as barack obama did. it isro even odder if she turns out more. but i also said if he's winning, if he has been winning pennsylvania, he is also winning northi carolina, florida, wisconsin, michigan, ohio and iowa. i did 52,000 miles in 2016 in 49 states. but if he is winning pennsylvania, the states are already gone. the race is already over. when i was out interviewing people, i started to notice different archetypes of voters that were emerging, that other people in the media didn't see. they didn't see these types of voters. they made assumption that they would vote for trout. we outlined those voters. i'll get back to them in minute. on september 9th 2, 2016 i lost my job at the newspaper after covering politics forever. there was a buyout and it was clear they had to take it. as i was walking out of the newsroom door i get a tax and it saysys you have an interview wih donald trump tomorrow. that's great. i don't have a job. this is going to be a problem. i had a bunch of newspapers. they turned me do

steele was on the payroll of hillary clinton and the fbi.hen they fired him for being a liar, they continued to use him in connection with fbi regulations. they had bruce ohr as a conduit. the other amazing thing is, even after the president is elected, after he takes office, and for several months afterwards, they are still using christopher steele as a spy on donald trump, trying to verify the unverifiable dossier. jesse: now the big discussion is about the trump tower meeting. the allegation is that this meeting between don, jr. and this russia woman amounted to some sort of conspiracy. they don't use the word collusion. i guess the legal terminology would be conspiracy. because information is the same thing as money. i am looking at it and no information was ever give to the trump team by russia. but the hoik campaign paid for information from kremlin sources. they just washed it through an intermediary, christopher steele. isn't there a big difference between the trump tower meeting and the way the dossier was obtained? >> there is no p

we mentioned hillary clinton a few times. what is hillary clinton's role in the midterms? ms. schriock: she has already been an inspiration to so many of our candidates and so much of the activity early on and continues. say in these last 49 days, she wants to do whatever she can to be helpful to these women who are running and that's exactly what she's doing in both fundraising and support. folks just focus on the fact that it really was the donald trump election that energize these women but so many of us were traveling or in the campaign or traveling around the country in those last week's before the 2016 election i am telling you i would go into campus kickoffs where we are getting ready to go doorknocking and make phone calls and women older women, younger women, women my age would come up to me and go contact you for a second and she's like they would go on the corner and whispered voices say do youfear really think she's going to wi?/ are they going to stop her? there's a lot of fear like i'd want to believe it's going to happen, i do want to be heartbroken. i got a lot

very key meetings and just start rambling and talking gibberish and here you hear him blaming hillary clinton for russia. >> this was when? >> this was october of 2017. >> okay. let's take a listen. >> i think hillary is getting killed now with russia. the real russia story is hillary and collusion. somebody told me, hope, you told me $9 million they spent on the phony report. >> closer to six. >> yeah. someone just said, she's far worse for the country than we thought if she didn't know her own campaign spent $9. >> did you see? nobody knows who spent it. no, i heard it was nine. i heard this was 5.7. but it's a law firm and can't trace it. they trace it. they know this business. they trace it. and yeah. close to $9 million. i can't even believe it. the reason a law firm is because this way you don't have to give any papers. it is definitely illegal from a campaign financing standpoint. so the whole russia thing, i think, seems to have turned around. what do you think, sarah? >> absolutely. >> the look on your face, craig. >> well, it is -- it is bizarre on a number of levels to hear preside

i ran against hillary clinton and i got out of it. i did not run against her, several people that ended up in a primary, but i remember coming out of the dairy, for those of you that don't know me, i worked in a the dairy, i grew up in upstate new york very different than these days. i went to a dairy and i came out and one of my press people said to me in the car, there is already an article on what happened at the dairy farm. i'm like, really, what did it say? it said nothing that i said. but they alleged that i said xyz. i remember sitting in the car, i did not realize that it was fake news, but i said, how can i possibly run against someone -- they are saying things i said i never said and did things i never did five minutes ago. that is when i knew that i was not going to run against this woman. it just was not worth it. i had spent more than three decades as a prosecutor, judge judge and da. i came up in the rough-and-tumble world of politics in new york state which is a bloodsport and i have the scars to prove it. new york is u

among the brands that indicated hillary clinton followers fashion label gap was in first place. six brands maybelline and cover girl were close behind. sult show how easy it is to forecast political attitudes based on brand preferences the larger the amount of data the more accurate the forecast will be. big data is not just used to sell products like beer clothing or lipstick politicians can also benefit from knowing which voters favor which brand. she has the data footprint so does he and even he does but what if all that data is he is like a computer game with points one and points lost sounds harmless well what if it used to control our lives and if using too many points means you could no longer book a flight go to university already in apartment in many of china's cities as social credit system that works much like this is being tested. facial recognition cameras are used to track people in their everyday lives across the road and read you lose points and you might never get a date on the dating at the system is due to be rolled out in twenty twenty. but it's not just ther