they know they couldn't beat anymore 2016 against hillary clinton -- in 2016 against hillary clinton, they're increasingly aware of the fact that they won't win against him in 2020, and impeachment is the only tool they have to get rid of donald trump, and the democrats don't care if they burn down and destroy this nation in the process. jedediah: pastor, the evangelical vote in this country is, obviously, a voting bloc that all candidates pay serious

this is hillary clinton tweeting this morning. she weighed in. >> look, she's been saying variations of this for a couple years now. hasn't moved on from the last election. those tweets feed in the president's narrative that a lot of democrats are upset about the last election and not looking to the next one. lindsey graham said something interesting on "hannity." nancy pelosi was holding back. then she jumped ahead without the transcript: why? political pressure from aoc on the left. and a lindsey graham saying, him, not me, that nancy pelosi has made the political calculation that she can't beat the president at the ballot box. the democratic field is too weak. elizabeth warren is too far left. but graham saying this is saying they can't beat them at the ballot box and they want to take him out of the office. there's not enough senate votes to remove him today. >> dana: and you remember when it backfired on republicans and clinton. it was the same time of year that impeachment articles were put forward in september and had it go

the point about hillary clinton, she is right -- 66 million americans voted for her.ay republicans talk about her discount that. it's very upsetting to many people who supported her and believed in her candidacy who didn't think it necessarily that she was a terrible candidate, but also wanted her policies. she does campaign for those who want her there, and she does a great service for them. the clintons -- say what you want about it, but you don't understand -- >> lisa: but she didn't win, jess. she didn't win the election. she's obviously still very bitter about it. >> jessica: okay. but that doesn't make her the of all your jokes. >> dagen: i was joking about myself, not her. >> dagen: that her corruption makes her addiction look good -- >> lisa: if you want to talk about election meddling, it was every clinton that colluded with the russians via paying for russian sources via the christopher steele. >> jessica: oh, my god. >> lisa: it's been well documented by a politico investigation, as well as john solomon at "the hill," democrats seeking the help of ukrainian

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remember, this is precisely what hillary clinton in the foundation. what did obama know and when did he know it? in december of 2015, "the new york times" excoriated biden for this conflict of interest having the son just tossed out of the military for drug problems put on the board of the most corrupt company in ukraine while he was giving out billions in the ukraine. >> sean: mr. mayor, you once worked in the prestigious southern district of new york. a lot of great lawyers have come out of there, including yourselves, andy mccarthy, people on the other side of the aisle, even. here's my question. >> yeah. >> sean: looking at biden, his son, what he admitted to on tape, the case of china, he didn't have any background experience of private equity or anything that i know. it's $1.5 billion about 35 seconds. >> bank of china is his partner and whitey bulger's nephew. that $1.5 billion was to buy joe biden. >> any laws broken? >> no other explanation for it. meanwhile, they were caving in about the islands, tariffs. there were reports in the new york t

elizabeth warren taking advice from hillary clinton, new reports say that the 2020 hopeful has held behindenes conversation with clinton who strategized for the democratic primary, but should warren be taking advice from a failed presidential? joining us now beverly and robert, democratic analyst and beverly republican on board. >> good morning. >> thanks, heather. heather: beverly, i would start with you, good idea, we know that hillary clinton lost? >> i don't think she will be taking a lot of tips at this point, i think if elizabeth warren does win the nomination she's going to need tips on how to handle debate with donald trump, i see this more as elizabeth warren really trying to establish herself among the democratic establishment, it's true that the clintons are definitely polarizing figures, not as popular as they once were with the american public but they know how to raise money and hillary could potentially help elizabeth warren gain a vote of african americans as well as women, so i see this as warren seen that could be nomination on her side and trying to get help where -- --

favoring hillary clinton, whom i supported strongly but the point is, i reported what i found. that level of bias shifted over time somewhere between 2.6 and 10.4 million votes to hillary without anyone knowing it occurred. >> so how does that get accomplished? the algorithms that are changed and adjusted and so forth? to have that significant of an impact, obviously someone or something want someone to win and someone to lose. to the person who goes on google, how is that manifested? >> if you go to google and type in anything election related, immigration or a law, think about the things related to election, you end up with search suggestions that passed you as your typing, we know those suggestions are very powerful effect on people. they alone can shift opinions and vote dramatically. search results appear below and if there's a bias in them,t if a search result is highest on the list, if that takes you to a webpage that makes one candidate look better than another, if you're undecided you're trying to make up your mind, but we've learned is that the information posted high

again, i can't say what they did but i can tell you what we found, we found a very dramatic pro hillary clinton bias on google, but not the other search engine and in all ten search positions on the first page of search results, that's quite dramatic. >> so it's only google, it's frontloaded, pro hillary, anti- trump, walden who does it if google doesn't do it, it just happens? somebody has to put information in for information to be prioritized. >> and what google tends to say in these types of situations is, it's an organic phenomenon, organic like organic food meaning it's all generated by users, entirely the fault of users. >> the point is that's nonsense. in the controlled experiments i run, i determine which candidate is favored in search results or i can mix up the search results so they favor neither candidate. so google actually has total control over what users see so to blame this kind of bias on users, it just makes no sense. >> pedestrians, these algorithms, these models that are set up, people set up algorithms, they don't set themselves up. >> well people create the algorithms to

trump state department is diving head first into a completely different investigation concerning hillary clinton's130 officialvise been contacted by state department investigators, a list that includes senior officials that reported directly to clinton as well as others whose e-mails were at some point relayed to her inbox. of course, we all remember those illusive e-mails, kind of overshadowed the presidential election. could this impeachment inquiry do the same thing for 2020? a lot of people are wondering this. so vox here posting this saying the very real possibility that america or axious will face the theater of house hearings and then a senate trial in d.c. while campaigns unfold has both parties scrambling to recalibrate strategies. here to talk strategy the president of global situation room incorporated who served as global director and. welcome to both of you. a lot of people are wondering how this impeachment proceeding process would represent an opportunity to possibly reunite the democrats? >> without question, it's an issue where the democrats are unanimous storm -- their tropical s

there's nobody arguably that president trump is more obsessed with than hillary clinton. i mean, i worked on the story with the daily beast where we talked to nearly a dozen clinton staffers from the campaign in 2016 who were basically watching in horror and we asked them specifically with regard to biden's team, what advice did they give to him, it's a similar sort of line attack that we see trump using towards the vice president as he personalizes that front-runner status. he basically said, you know, this is so much ptsd for us. this dominated the headlines like scott said in 2016, that we would just advise him to look straight ahead, to not engage in it. one former clinton campaign official who dealt very directly with the email scandal as if were at the time, do not accept the premise and just keep doubling down on the facts of your campaign. that is certainly, i don't think biden's campaign. i don't think many of the other 2020 democratic campaigns would have thought that hillary clinton's emails would dominate the 2020 election coverage at this point. here we are. >

hillary clinton isn't even running for president so what does the trump administration gain by reviving this, especially now and especially when we are looking into the motivation for it all. >> first of all, it mirror during the 2016 election how the day that the "access hollywood" tape came out we also received the wikileaks regarding some of the clinton emails. i don't think it's coincidental as soon as the ukraine story is taking off we are first hearing about this new investigation into people who sent emails to hillary clinton, state department officials. it's not entirely clear based upon the reporting so far really whether -- or what has driven this new probe, but we do know that president trump is interested in getting any kind of information to try to discredit the democrats as a party ahead of the 2020 election and so further probing of hillary clinton keeps a story line going about democrats and scandals and this is something that it's clear from the president with the president of ukraine president trump is trying to keep going into the 2020 election cycle. >> here we are t

i lived through hillary clinton. i'm here to say that when you attack the front-runner personally, that can damage the party overall and depress turnout when it comes time to need it in the general election. i think that every candidate should be very careful when they're trying to critique the other candidates in the race on personal terms. i see this a little bit differently than the rest of the pundits. while i agree with the premise that it was a little bit mean-spirited, i think joe biden can handle it. if he cannot handle it, he can't be the nominee of the party. he needs to be able to take some critiques. he's been in the race a couple of months and they're already complaining about the fact that he has faced unprecedented attacks. hillary clinton would like a word. i do not think that many of the attacks that have been laid out against joe biden are unfair. >> has there ever been where they didn't feel they were getting more attacks than previously? >> sure. >> joe biden helped joe biden because he seemed to

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david: hillary clinton is not going away. around and speak her mind for anyone who will listen. and a new display of sour grapes. she can't help herself from slamming president trump. >> my view is given this latest revelation, which is such a blatant effort to use his presidential position to advance his personal and political interests, there should be an impeachment inquiry opened. david: joining me, niger innis and former obama campaign advisor david morris. isn't hillary clinton the last person in the world to talk about using government service to advance her personal interest? >> she had a whole system in place from her foundation to her campaign to bill getting six-figure speaking fees for speaking in foreign countries, then making a huge contribution while she was secretary of state. this is outrageous. ways even more outrageous is the fact hillary could have been one heck of a role model to aspiring women, minorities and others about how great this country is. the two top popular vote getters in the history of our c

bush voted for hillary clinton. barbara bush didn't like hillary clinton much either. and so barbara bush wrote in jeb bush's name for president. it says something about the couple that helped establish the g.o.p. in the state, neither of them voted for the republican president or candidate in the last election of their lives. the other thing is, we talked about probably the accomplishment of george herbert walker bush that he will get the biggest place in the history books for guiding, not just this country but the whole world through the end of the cold war. i mean, he was so sure footed. he was also -- he had these relationships. the president talks about america first. george bush had relationships with the key players that went back decades. envoy to china. head of the c.i.a. do you think that this kind of internationalist strain of the republican party still exists or has donald trump taken it to a different place? >> well, he's the leader of the party so he does define foreign policy. republicans don't have to agree on every single issue there is. if you look ba

first, he appeared to ask them to investigate hillary clinton's emails and then joe biden's son. >>> also of note in this letter, he mentions his own attorney general repeatedly. it seems the call can be summed up this way, no longer is it, russia, are you listening? it's now president zelensky, can you do me a favor. joining me from the white house, peter alexander and geoff bennett. he's been talking to members of congress all day. and from our washington news room, nbc news justice correspondent pete williams also here with me the former acting solicitor general for the obama administration, neil catiahl. peter, the timeline we'll put up on the screen, july 18, decision to delay aid communicated internally within the white house. july 25th phone call between trump and zelensky. september 9th, whistle-blower complaint revealed to congress. september 11th, military aid released to ukraine. how does the white house explain that timeline? >> reporter: well, the president's explanation, obviously, as you've seen evolved over the course of the last 24 to 48 hours, initially at the time,

obama up into a tie with hillary clinton. edwards there at 20%. we don't talk much about him anymore. but clinton/obama. >> i forget what happened in that election. >> another story for another night, right. karine, steve kornacki has the numbers to show it. howard dean disappeared because of the dean scream. >> the scream. >> joe biden, he is so known. he's known inside and out. claire's already had a visceral reaction to this idea of the frailty of biden's lead. it is big, and it's pretty decisive. >> yeah, but okay. so when biden jumped in, he was in the 40s, right? and now he's below 30%. and so there has been a moderate drop that we have to acknowledge and say, look, there is something. he is a front-runner. but he is indeed a weak front-runner there was a "washington post" that came out earlier this week that said 50% of voters are willing to switch their support. that's kind of where we are right now. and steve just did a great job talking about iowa and the history of iowa and the importance of iowa. if you look at the caucus electorate in

hillary clinton still can't get over her 2016 loss to donald trump.linton claiming trump is a quote illegitimate president and corrupt human being using his position to advance his personal interest. this is coming from a person who put our national security at risk for her own selfish ambitions. and fireworks at a house hearing on immigration. listen. >> you have failed to secure the border. i asked you to let me go beyond my time. i'm a taxpayer. you work for me. david: details on what sparked this heated exchange. tom homan is here to set the record straight. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. david: good evening, everybody, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story. democrats moving full steam ahead with their impeachment inquiry despite a two-week recess. they are issuing a subpoena for secretary of state mike pompeo requiring him to produce documents relate together president's phone call with the ukrainian president. it is clear, democrats are working overtime to impeach the president. but it's a very different story during their last

that he has a crisis that he is trying to deal with, oftentimes a self llself-made he pivots to hillary clintony quickly with respect to my dear friend adrienne here, i have spoken with my friends at the congress ional committee and thy are figuring out how to use clips of hillary clinton to play in those 42, 43 seats that democrats won of a he ter beating republicans to say hey, not only are they supporting smooechlt, but hillary clinton is back involved and she is incredibly unpopular. >> that is pathetic and hillary clinton is no longer running for president. >> two friends disagreeing, but that is okay. we accept that here. thank you guys. defending the president, is it getting tougher for some of his closest advisers? we're talking with one of them next. advisers we're talking with one of them next the pain and swelling. the psoriasis. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability

bush voted for hillary clinton. hillarybush didn't like clinton much either. wrote in jeba bush bush's name for president. t says something about the couple that helped establish the g.o.p. in the state, neither of hem voted for the republican president or candidate in the last election of their lives. ms. tumulty: the other thing is, probably the t accomplishment of george herbert get theush that he will biggest place in the history books for guiding, not just this but the whole world through the end of the cold war. footed.he was so sure e was also -- he had these relationships. the president talks about america first. george w. bush had relationships with -- george bush had relationships with the key went back decades. envoy to china. head of the c.i.a. do you think that this kind of internationalist strain of the exists or party still as donald trump taken it to a different place? mr. bush: well, he's the leader party so he is involved in foreign policy. f you look back on the time of my grandfather, whether it was being the first liaison to china diplomat

report just out google manipulated from 2.6 million to 16 million votes for hillary clinton in 2016 electionas put out by a clinton supporter, not a trump supporter. google should be sued. my victory was bigger than thought. >> bill: hillary clinton responded to that same thing. the debunked study. it was half the number of people associated with her campaign who have been indicted. >> i don't care who he supported it is hard to take any study seriously that relies on four people per state. it is ridiculous. the bigger point here is algorithms need to be agnostic and it's good for everybody. algorithms don't supplant anyone's judgment. across the board algorithms have failed anybody and the tech companies aren't doing a good job monitoring what's online as they should. we all know from other studies and investigations the contrary was found about how the different companies hurt hillary clinton in this election. i think going into 2020 every single tech company needs to do a much better job at monitoring themselves. >> bill: i think we should blame the russians. making a bigger point, though

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and what did hillary clinton say in response, america's already great. and that did not work out. [laughter] problem, essentially right, but his solutions where the opposite of what we need. for solutions where we're going to build a wall, we're going to turn the clock backwards, we're going to bring the old jobs back. we need to turn the clock forward. we have to accelerate our economy and society as quickly as possible. we have to evolve in the way we think about work and value. in the ideal candidate for that job because the office -- the opposite of donald trump is an asian man who likes math. thank you, new hampshire. thank you, new hampshire i love you. [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ announcer: president trump pulls a campaign rally in fayetteville, north carolina, on the eve of a special election for the ninth commercial district in the state. watch nine sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two or listen live on the c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal live every day news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, author ben ho

and what did hillary clinton say in response, america's already great. and that did not work out. [laughter] problem, essentially right, but his solutions where the opposite of what we need. for solutions where we're going to build a wall, we're going to turn the clock backwards, we're going to bring the old jobs back. we need to turn the clock forward. we have to accelerate our economy and society as quickly as possible. we have to evolve in the way we think about work and value. in the ideal candidate for that job because the office -- the opposite of donald trump is an asian man who likes math. thank you, new hampshire. thank you, new hampshire i love you. [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ >> next, live your calls and comment on "washington journal" then newsmakers. after that members of the british house of commons debate members related to brexit -- issues related to brexit. >> this weekend on american history tv, this evening at 4:30 eastern, scholars on the history of u.s. policy towards iran and iran's nuclear program and at 6 p.m., dan albert talks about his book "are

this is why when hillary clinton was running, these stories first originated back one hillary clinton was trying to make sure that biden didn't get into the race.now that these han resurrected, i don't know who came up withthy is a whistleblower, is not a partisan we want to hear from the whistleblower but it sure looks likee the scheme backfired and it looks like this is the end of bead biden's campaign. >> end of his campaign? >> i really do. >> sean: the congressman is right. joe biden and his family should be very worried tonight. let's pay very close attention here, because here is what we know. thanks to the investigative work of reporter, john solomon, we can i look out a very damning timeline. we start in 2014. this is when president obama appointed him to leave theed a s iefforts in ukraine. april, 2014, biden's son scored a lucrative position on board a gas company. according to numerous reports he had zero experience in the energy industry. zero experience in the oil and gas sector. zero experience in the country of ukraine.gyct but this giant ukrainian oil and gas company

hillary clinton responded to this.lection again. ukraine is in a vulnerable position. the congress was held up for quite a while. it was released last week so they're in a position that if the president and now as president you need to look into this corruption regarding biden. this actually in a way it is almost worse than 2016. >> it absolutely is. >> listen, in the 2016 scandal, the press and trump were looking for the smoking gun. the smoking gun was trump picking up the phone and calling putin. he calls the ukrainian president to drop the gun on this. >> what ken vogel says is false. it is not simply about equalism. it is false. when he does that and when for example "politico" had a whole bunch of headlines. they need to be taken on by the candidates and responsible people in the media. for vice president biden, he absolutely did the right thing and i was pleased because for the first time yesterday when you saw all those democrats in iowa, multiple delegates started taking this on. we saw kamala harris did and w

but when it comes to hillary clinton's corruption, you need some notes. e scandals, the rose law firm, spygate, hillary, just a note, you may just want to sit this one out. i'm just saying. pro tip on that. >> tucker: i think that's probably pretty good advice. >> you think so? hillary clinton, corruption fighter, who knew, right? okay, story number one. we have a little competition. we've got a special award today. and the winner for the best dramatic retelling of a democrats fake news hoax. we have two contended. we have adam schiff, who reinvented the entire transcript in the ukraine called him and told a totally different story, hyperbolic story, of what trump said to the ukrainian president. i want to compliment on his skills in the retelling. and then "the new york times" decided they were going to get creative. their opinion section. they put out a tweet with the "star wars" scroll telling what they believed to be the trump story of corruption. of course, fake news story. tucker, have the envelope. we have a winner here. the winners adam schiff! act

hillary clinton is the symbol of this.come of the administrative state. they are everywhere. >> sean: jay touched on this problem, the president of the united states of america, his transcripts with the prime minister of australia, the president of mexico, and now the president of ukraine, we have operatives with the most powerful tools of intelligence that we entrusted to them, gregg jarrett, and they are abusing them. they have turned it on a president of the united states. i think it is unprecedented. >> it is. >> sean: we are going to lose the country. >> president trump ought to kick out all fbi and cia people out of the white house, because they are spying on the president. they are gathering together information that they probably shouldn't have, and they are leaking it. but i want to make this point. if you examine the transcript of the conversations between zelensky and president trump, there is no quid pro quo, no demand, no pressure, no threat. what the president is doing is asking his counterpart in ukraine, pl

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we know after that, they claimed, well, hillary clinton actually won the popular vote. forget the constitution and the role of the electoral college. it's because of the constitutional requirements that the electoral college vote and who wins the majority becomes president. they said forget, forget the constitution, and then there was the former fbi director comey who leaked memos to a buddy of his and asked him then to leak them into the press because he wanted to make sure that the special counsel was appointed to investigate and potentially prosecute president trump. and we know that this investigation went on for years, it cost millions of dollars and ended up with a conclusion of no obstruction, no collusion. and you can imagine the disappointment of our friends in the media who have written about this assuming that president trump would be indicted, maybe convicted of some offense. only to find out, no collusion, no obstruction, no charges. so now we know that the speaker and her colleagues in the house have grabbed hold of this straw without knowing the facts, wi

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in the same way he did to hillary clinton during the last campaign. back. >> the thing i learned, we learned, we all learned recently, is the statement that was released, talked about getting the justice department engaged in this. i mean, it's such a blatant abuse of power that it just -- i don't think it can stand. >> harris: brad woodhouse joins me now. he is a former hillary clinton 2016 campaign surrogate. good to see you, brad. >> how are you? >> harris: fabulous. it's heating up all the way to 2020. i love it all, covering it. so tell me this, does joe biden need to say anything substantive at this point to answer critics, to answer even president trump's opponent because of the controversy created by ukraine, his son hunter biden and so on, so forth? >> those charges have been asked and answered. the wall street journal said this is a discredited claim. the president, i agree with your thesis, the president is trying to do to joe biden what he did to hillary clinton in 2016. this is the dog that caught the proverbial garbage truck. it's donald

the conspiracy theorist who says ukraine has a secret server of hillary clinton. that was that he even brought up. >> the first thing the president brought up after talking about the military aid. the president brought it up and said i need you to do me a favor. brought ut the cyber security former hired after the hacker of the emails when the reporter said do you think that hillary clinton's emails are on a server in ukraine? the president essentially said, yes. something he's argued before. you could see how clearly uncomfortable the ukraine president was whk asking did you feel pressure by president trump. he said noble pushed me but essentially you've read how this call went downed and can see what was said there and he wants to stay out of american politics. >> add gloria borger in washington. you've listened, heard the biden reaction, saw trump and zelensky. what say you? >> well, that was kind of an extraordinary moment. wasn't it? >> kind of, yeah. >> the thing that struck me about the whole press availability was the passion with which donald trump defend

the hillary clinton email investigation is not over. ate department officials are still looking into the scandal that clinton contends help cost her the 2016 election. state department correspondent rich edson has the latest on that tonight. >> hillary clinton, state department emails, a fixture of 2016. >> hillary clinton bleached and deleted 33,000 emails. >> headlines again in 2019. "the washington post" reports that the state department is intensifying its investigation into emails, dozens of former and current department officials sent to hillary clinton's private email address. the focus, whether those officials emailed information considered classified then or retroactively through unsecured systems. former state department officials confirmed to fox news that in the last few weeks they have contacted them and former colleagues. some of the former officials called the inquiry harassment and a politically motivated farce. >> of course he is obsessed with me, and i believe that it is a guilty conscience as much as he has a conscienc

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but i don't want to shock anyone come up hillary clinton is obsessed with hillary clinton. >> melissao go to an exhibit that's about you and then sit there and tweet -- >> capri: the whole thing is a little bit weird and a little bit sad. this is where secretary of state for the united states of america, whatever you want to say, that she should be better than this. and apparently she's not. i've been to venice and it's an incredible art installation. >> melissa: aren't you fancy. >> capri: i'm obviously super fancy, a little humble brag there. but the whole thing is just sad. >> it's petty and embarrassing but she got what she wanted which is that we are sitting here talking about her. she won't go away. maybe we should talk about her and maybe she will go away. >> melissa: i don't think she'll go away but you are right. she said it's a special personal pleasure for me and it was and still is one of the strangest and most absurd events in political history. anyone can go in and look at them, there's nothing there. maybe what that tells you is she wanted to get in there one more time

the kicker, this was all said to be hillary clinton's own idea. guest recalls being on the receiving end of one of these calls. he is a syndicated radio talk show larson. >> perez, i have to tell you, it's great to be back with you. we would get a phone call, and it would be an odd call. perhaps a weird area code windows would be meaningful. and then they would talk about it subject that may have not have been what we were talking about. then the next hour we would get a different voice or different gender and different phone number but they would say the same thing, the same phrases in the same boarding on the same subject. the next hour we'd get another one and we called them seminar callers. we had no idea that this was going to be the beginning of a quarter century of election manipulation by the clintons. but i guess it's no surprise looking back that bill and hillary and at the dnc and democrat party have been up to this for a long time trying to mess with people's heads when it comes to elections. >> harris: it so seminar callers, why that?

administration is ramping up its investigation into -- get this -- former secretary of state hillary clinton's emails! >> rudy giuliani, get him on the phone! >> hi, mr. trump. what is new? >> what do you mean what is new, rudy? i'm being impeached! >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> nick mulvaney we are told that is he in trouble with the boss. white house denies mulvaney is in any trouble. >>> we have learned that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell actually encouraged the white house to release the rough transcript of the call with the president with the ukrainian leader. why? >> the special envoy to ukraine stepped down from his post on friday. >> a lot to talk about here. our coverage kicks off with kristen holmes in washington. what are sources saying is their frustration in the white house, that there was no plan as we understand it, to deal with the transcript once it was released and that is why president trump and part of the administration is so frustrated? >> good morning. >> reporter: keep in mind this a lot of white house aides w

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at lysol.com >>> new reporting today that the trump administration continues to investigate hillary clinton'sils. according to "the washington post" as many as 130 current and former state department officials who sent emails to clinton have been contacted by state department investigators. let's bring in cnn national correspondent kristen holmes. the "post" says according to state department officials is protocol but that the interest in these emails picked up again in august. why? >> yeah. that's right. this is raising a lot of antennas. here's what we know. these 130 people, as many as 130 people were not just senior u.s. officials but also include some lower level officials as well. they were contacted by the state department investigators and told that emails they had sent years ago were retroactively classified and, therefore, they were potentially security violations. now given the timing of this, given the fact this was ramping up in august when this whistle-blower report was circulating, this report coming out days after democrats launched a formal impeachment inquiry, this has a lot

it's interesting that this whistleblower has hired an attorney with ties to chuck schumer and hillary clinton there is a political narrative here i think this is a political game here and i would be fascinated to find out more and i really would warn democrats like don't forget what happened with bill clinton he's still in same . he popular after republicans impeached him in the ninety's this could end up backfiring on them do you think that the the they are moving that palosi specifically is moving toward impeachment due to pressure from the progressive wing or do you think that this is actually a strategic move on her part to she think it can happen or maybe even a 3rd option that she's just that she's doing this because she actually thinks trump violated the law i think that she's hoping that trump violated the law but i think that option and there's probably a combined there she has been getting a lot of pressure and i think when she saw some of those moderates like the after mention 7 that wrote that op ed in the washington post earlier this week saying hey we're from purple districts we