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now we have that straight we have to go back to hillary clinton. 19 nineties with white water real estate and into the presidency of bill clinton is see what happened at the state department with hillary clinton and all the accusations of pay for play. look at the slush fund and the clinton foundation and the connections globally the fact that bill clinton even was paid half a million dollars by a russian bank literally run by the fsb for a speech he gave in moscow, this is like the bonnie and clyde the teflon team of washington dc. in my opinion i believe what they have done is creating a bureaucracy that protects them. we have seen it with the department of justice during with the so-called investigations we saw that with benghazi, when hillary clinton was accused for pay for play. in the fbi did the ridiculous interview with hillary clinton on the 302 and she had cheryl mills and with her with the business? not even a lawyer. she was an actual. remember that? we see the clintons get away with so much but there is one saving grace. it has become

last week hillary clinton's campaign manager, under oath, had to admit, no, hillary clinton approvedsmear donald trump and his campaign with fake allegations of russian collusion, and her lawyer,. mark: lie whereas, under oath admitted, yeah, we paid fusion gps millions of dollars to create the now-debunked steele dossier which served as the basis of the invest into the trump campaign for more than -- investigation. and that's why i'm optimistic not only will john durham be successful in some of the ongoing prosecutions, but can expand the indictments that he wants to bring given the involvement of certain fbi officials in spreading the false narrative to the american people. maria: well, john, it's very discouraging to see what has taken place in our country with so many agencies politicized and really what appears to be a double standard. two different systems of justice. look what happened over the weekend to peter navarro. a former trump official goes to the airport to catch. a plane. as he's actually boarding the plane, fbi agents come over, put handcuffs on him and leg irons on

hillary clinton made this up.o go after the president pretty went to the highest levels. it even went to individuals in the campaign itself. jake's old and is now the national security adviser to the president of the united states. he was a part of this he made this upward word is his wife work? she works for attorney general garland at the same time. after knowing these facts of what went forward, why is jake still in the white house? how is any country going to believe him or how are we going to be able to trust him based upon the slide that he had made to try and change the course of an election. that was wrong, hillary was wrong to do it, why did the country have to go through this? why were those players inside congress? adam schiff who is head of the intel committee paid why was he portraying this at the same time as well? these are a lot of questionsio we've got to get the answers too. durham should not stop we learned so much more in the trial itself. yet you workaholic sort of a generate six committee and

>> a few points that blew me away, post stinging for hillary clinton world is robby mook, hillary clinton'sed under oath. that the jury heard any world heard under oath that hillary clinton ran the russia bank hoax herself, other thing to realize money from hillary clinton campaign, the thumb drives with alpha bank information, charged to hillary clinton campaign and then delivered to fbi headquarters, third. is the lead fbi agent who testified in this case, i think heidi, he admit hide is under federal investigation for lying to federal prosecutors and investigator about russia gate hoax, this is why america hates the slump, corrupt fbi agents and they are still continuing their work, i have no idea what chris wray is doing to clean it up, i think he is failing the american public. trey: i am sure you had tough clients in your career, how would you like to sell a jury that world's allegedly premier law enforcement agency was duped. how do you walk in get a meeting with general council of the fbi, how does a lawyer walk in and get a meeting. with james baker? >> that goes to corruption that

and it was the hillary clinton campaign that originated those rumors. that found their way into the press. this is what we heard . i discussed it with hillary as well. i don't remember the substance of the conversation, but notionally, the discussion was pe, we have this and we want to share it with a reporter. she agreed with the decision as a result of this bombshell testimony from the michael sussman trial, we have donald trump saying that he feels only partially vindicated by the fact that this is now in the public record that russia gate originated with hillary clinton. this is donald trump. this is one of the greatest political scandals in history for 3 years. i had to fight her off and fight those crooked people off and you'll never get your reputation fully back. where do i get my reputation back now? william bar, the former us attorney general, says that this not only affected the political career of donald trump and the trump residency, but it actually affected us foreign policy though there are global consequences to this decision made by the

and it was the hillary clinton campaign that originated those rumors that found their way into the press. this is what we heard. i discussed it with hillary as well. i don't remember the substance of the conversation, but notionally, the discussion was pe, we have this and we want to share it with a reporter. she agreed with the decision. so it was the so called russia gates, a story that actually originated with the clinton campaign. now they worked with fusion, g p, s a british firma that engages in intelligence and research and developed no more. i more of a case for what they had decided they were going to go with media, then laughed it up as a result of this bombshell testimony. from the michael sussman trial, we have donald trump saying that he feels only partially vindicated by the fact that this is now in public record that russia gate originated with hillary clinton . this is donald trump. this is one of the greatest political scandals in history for 3 years. i had to fight her off and fight those crooked people off and you'll never get your reputation fully back. where do i get

and it was the hillary clinton campaign that originated those rumors that found their way into the press. this is what we heard. i discussed it with hillary as well. i don't remember the substance of the conversation, but notionally, the discussion was pe, we have this and we want to share it with a reporter. she agreed with the decision. as a result of this bombshell testimony from the michael sussman trial, we have donald trump saying that he feels only partially vindicated by the fact that this is now in public record that russia gate originated with hillary clinton . this is donald trump. this is one of the greatest political scandals in history for 3 years. i had to fight her off and fight those crooked people off and you'll never get your reputation fully back. where do i get my reputation back now? william bar, the former us attorney general, says that this not only affected the political career of donald trump and the trump residency, but it actually affected us foreign policy though there are global consequences to this decision made by the hillary clinton campaign that is now i

i have news for hillary clinton. news flash. out. might be an opening for the napa county d.a. position. might be hope for her political career. why? there's a three-ring circus going on in napa. i re-read that press release. there's never a press release issued when somebody is arrested and a public records request. i reread it. she was accusing fox news and everybody calling for news an intimidating and trying to harass witnesses and harassing the driver of the other car that is fiction. in my opinion, jesse, that's an abuse of power on her part. why is she trying to protect pelosi and witnesses? that's not her job. this dash cam should be produced and the next move is to file a motion and compel compliance. guess what? i think fox has a good chance because the burden of proof is higher. it's clear and convincing evidence that the napa county d.a. will have to prove. >> jesse: as long as i can fly to napa and look at allie in the eye, this is my time to shine in court. thanks, brian. we're going to stay on this. >> you bet. th

why does everything circle back to hillary clinton? what is their obsession with the clintons?inking, she's not even gonna run. i mean, there's no world in which he's gonna run. sometimes conservative media will get a story going, like, hillary thinks about running again. she's not running again! there is no world in which she is running again. and there is no world in which she is getting the democratic nomination. but, she has been around a long time. they feel that they have really muddy the waters with her. i don't know if that is true. benghazi worked. i mean, that is the joke. benghazi actually did work. she was a very popular secretary of state, they sort of slandered her. and she became, you know, after hours and hours and hours, they were able to muddy her. so they like. her also, she's a powerful woman. so, she is just a favorite target of them. >> again, i think it's an example of the difference between how republicans play politics with the benghazi committee and how democrats do. so, to your point, you're absolutely right. i would ask all of you to stick around we'

so do democrats need help from hillary clinton?scue her party in the mid terps writing that democrats need a strong voice to restore women's rights now that the supreme court has struck down roe v. wade. so let hillary roar her message to subject -- suburban white women. welcome, mercedes and juan. my first thought when i read your piece, juan, wouldn't it be like the president who was elected, president biden and the vice president kamala harris who would be the people that you would turn to to be the strong voice of the party? there was this image of kamala harris watching the protests on a plane which sort of got ripped apart on twitter saying gee thanks, she's 30,000 feet above and viewing this on the private aircraft. your thoughts. >> you're right. normally you'd say the president is the leader of the party. in this case, i think president biden is afraid that if he speaks out too sharply, march that he will be seen as adding fire to an already polarized political environment and he wants to appeal to voters as a moderate, no

hillary clinton may be getting it right.'m not sure if it helps her own team, though. >> i can't stand this misspoke whether it's a democrat or republican. what has happened, harris, is we have seen for years and i spoke to you about this before on this program the lines blurred between journalism and opinion. and i think we see that online, right? somebody will say he said. no, that was his opinion, not fact. two plus two is four and among all voters democrat or rerepublican. journalist needs to report the facts and not give their opinions. the opinion talkers are doing just that. i think the voters need to educate themselves as to which is which. >> harris: if we do our jobs well they won't have to work hard doing that. they're busy right now trying to run their households on much less than they had even a year ago. primary elections in full swing setting the stage for the november mid-term election. a new fox new poll shows a growing number of voters prefer republican over democrat in the house district. generic who do yo

i was hillary clinton's communications director. barack obama's communications director, worked foror president clinton. [applause] >> johnrd edwards. >> john edwards presidential campaign, and in some ways i think nancy pelosi would say the same thing. you kind of grow and think about and learn from the losses and a tough situation like the edwards family more than other situations. a little easy and susan so susan and i have first met her where you know, if she was usa today when i work for president clinton and very happy to i'm not sarah alfred states that are help with supposed to do this. they're in session. so sarah asked me if i would moderate that i was like susan page. i'm talking about nancy pelosi. this is definitely my wheelhouse i i wrote a book called dear madam president sort of based off of the experiences. i worked learning learned working for hillary and second book. she proclaims our declaration of independence from a man's world. it's not a declaration of war. just don't see any reason we need to continue to fol

how is hillary clinton's understanding and use of power different. do you think from nancy pelosi's? i don't think it was not her. it was not her training right her background. she had a motivation to get into public service. it was about kids. she never probably never would have gotten into politics had she not been, you know had had she not met bill clinton who like put her on a, you know, broader along on a different path. and so the the power sort of came secondary. i don't think it was not something she was it is not her milia right? her milia is policy and i think that that power is not it's not something. she was she does not i think pelosi probably me. you tell me i think i feel like approached approach me to see a plosie pelosi approaches a problem thinking about how she can correct. i mean, she's the perfect person the perfect job like how she can corral people around, you know, move them to support a certain outcome and hillary's the one that's designing with the outcome is right, so it's just and the the power came with, you know more wit

then election night 2016, she starts off the night believing that hillary clinton would win the election an all-time call but much like her dad who gave her some numbers right and at that point she knew hillary would lose but by the end of the night she decided not to retire. because she thought trump was a threat to the nation. and she felt an obligation to stick around and she became the face of the democratic t opposition and i'm not sure but it took a long time to understand that i interviewed him on your forced to couple of weeks before the midterms in 2016 and i said are you concerned that democrats may win control of the house because they thought that would be to the investigation of the trump administration and they said they were not concerned about that because he got along with pelosi and pussy wanted to do business. he thought they have not been able to pass and infrastructure package and he thought they would have a better pass with pelosi as speaker and republicans in control. because she was not on the impeachment train thought she would protect him she was very reluctant

as of right now, shallow bench and hillary clinton needs to stay away from the dugout.reason people poker every couple of months is so she says silly stuff like this and everyone laughs, i can't get over it, it's great. the panel will return for game night. thank you all, see you in a bit. first up, oil companies signing off on biden's threats against them. does he have any idea how the energy industry works? more on that. stocks taking again today, getting worse. president biden says it's not inevitable but when it happens, how can you protect yourself? break it down in moments. ♪♪ another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ millions have made the s

but could we see hillary clinton as the big spoiler? what about howard stern?discuss all of it next. ♪♪ well, president biden run for reelection in 2024 when he's 124 years old? report claims is getting irritated by democrat say he's too old, it's too loud or they will not openly back him to run again on top of that, vice president kamala harris now trying to shut down the heaters saying of course he'll run again. >> your friend, congressman jim clyburn said it president biden doesn't seek reelection, he be first on the list in 2024. have you talked to president biden about reelection and what do you say to congressman clyburn? >> joe biden is running for you election and i will be on the ticket. kennedy: she wants to laugh so badly. [laughter] biden currently is 79 years old and he's going to be 82 at the end of this term. is he physically and mentally capable of handling another election cycle? charlie hurt, jessica tarlov and hannah cox. is he already a lame duck? >> i think in a lot of ways he is but it is astonishing to listen to the people like aoc on the

that's what's hurting on the cultural front. >> to your point about hillary clinton and she spoke toe're standing on the precipice of losing our did democracy and what everything else everybody cares about goes out the window. whatever does not help you win should not be a priority. whatever does not help you win, what is she talking about there? >> i mean, look, i think she's talking about anything that alienates people, right, and i think one of the things democrats have been struggling with is republicans have seized on what they call woke rhetoric and used it as a wedge successfully. i think that's what hillary clinton is getting at here. >> yeah, the idea that the left is coming for you, who you are, what you stand for, whether you're racist or not, that idea is what she's standing for. i think she's making an argument that's a 2024 argument, that it will be better for democrats who have a choice on the current party on power, on how the presidency of joe biden is going, on how the economy is going, on how people feel about their lives in america. all of that is really not looki

so with prices where they are, it is probably too late. >> harris: hillary clinton married to the manave the nation i feel your pain. i don't think we'll hear that from joe biden, though. >> no. >> harris: honestly, brad, could you be more disconnected to take as long as it did for the white house to even admit there was a baby formula crisis? could you be more disconnected than have the white house take as long as it has to realize that gasoline and inflation are crippling the american people? i mean, he is in slow mo. >> i think the white house -- the president's strength when he ran for congress he was running on empathy and competency. the president needs to continue to show empathy and competency in his administration. i think the federal government as large as it is, it's hard to do that sometime. you're right. we need to focus on the issues that affect everyday americans and put them front and center needs to react quickly and effectively. they are starting to do that. i hopefully it's enough in time for the election in november. we have to bring up the president's approval rat

we learned that hillary clinton gave the okay under testimony that was given under oath. fbi seemed to almost be giddy. they didn't tell the rank-and-file the truth about what they really knew about it, and it seems early on that the fbi in fact new that this was all b.s., didn't that all come out? >> that all came out. as i said to you on the show last week, the key of this case, in my opinion, was not necessarily getting a guilty verdict for sussmann. he is such a small player in this. he was frankly the lowest of the barrel as far as i'm concerned. what we got was the evidence, and i think that was the key. durham was trying to put on evidence that there was a text message, and i do want your viewers to remember, the text message that came out by the general counsel only came out after the indictment in 2021, so the judge actually did not allow that to be considered when they decided his verdict today. that was critical. he had a lot of bad decisions by judge cooper, who by the way has a relationship with lisa page in some regard. so that's also concerning. let's not f

coming up, hillary clinton, the latest democrat to warn her party about being woke. >> hillary clinton becoming the latest democrat to discover that you go broke when you go woke. clinton making the case as democrats focus on activist causes, could cost them dearly in november. quote, look, the most important thing is to win the next election. the alternative is so frightening that whatever does not help you win should not be a priority. cnn's van jones thinks democrats are completely out of touch with the voters. >> if you pull out the working class, people are well educated and well off. those people talk funny. i've never met a latinx, this weird stuff that these highly educated people say. it's bizarre. nobody talks that way at the barbershop, the nail salon, the grocery store, the community center, but that's how we talk now, so that's weird. >> what's interesting is that -- i mean, he says everything that makes sense. i saw you nodding your head, greg. is he the kind of guy that can convince democrats that they have to reverse course? can they do it in time? >> i don't think if a

there was a relationship between the fbi and hillary clinton's tech guy. >> one of the things you mentionedcritically important, which is the role of the clinton campaign. before this all we had was a cia document saying there were indications hillary approved this plan in july. the plan to dirty up trump by linking him to putin. everyone said that's enough to move on. it isn't. that's not admitsible evidence. that's not actual direct evidence. but now we do. we have seen a lot about how the hillary clinton campaign engineered this false narrative and getting it to the fbi. also very important is we did see some inexplicable behavior by fbi's leadership. they lied to their own line agents about where this information came from. i disagree a bit with andy. i don't think they had to show all elements of the fiber with misled as to the source of this. but i do think that they showed that it was material. that the idea that the line agents didn't say where did this come from and they were duped by their supervisors and the leadership of the fbi as to where it came from. they kept it secret. tha

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she felt comfortabled doing this because she knew things would be in good hands with president hillary clinton. election night 2016 she starts tonight believing as many of us did, hillary was going to win the election and she looked at the early returns for pennsylvania and talked to rob brady who is an old-time member of the house much like her dad who gave her some numbers from outside the philadelphia area to indicate it was a rob him and about point she knew that hillary is going to lose. she was at an event for big donors and she stopped reassuring people that things are going to be okay. by the end of the night she decided not to retire. she thought trump was a threat to the nation and she felt an obligation to stick around and she became the face of the democratic opposition. i think it took him aim long tie to understand that. i interviewed him on air force two, air force one for "usa today" a couple of weeks before the midterms in 2016, i mean in 2018 and i said are you concerned that democrats may win control of the house and his aides steve bannon said they were very concerned becau

. >> hillary clinton is a god damn demon. excuse me, it's not taking it in vain. she is a demon damned to hell. excuse me. >> his whole shtick is that there is a war for your mind. >> new world order is run by absolutely ruthless individuals hell bent on dehumanizing the entire human community. >> it's the idea that the shadowy first guys in the new world order are really controlling things. >> the fruits of the new world order are hell and death and destruction. >> once written off as unhinged, fringe, and crazy -- >> alex jones! >> alex jones has become an alt-right influencer and his theories have become main strstreet mainstream, delivered to a wider audience. >> i want to break your jaw off and grab it with my hands and rip the mandible off your head. i want to bash your brains out. i want to bring you low. >> a lot of his content is deeply dangerous. the nature of his deliver and its violence and its words is effective, i think, in drumming up anger and really playing on people's sense of fear and anxiety. >> they want a fight, they better believe they got o

a jury has found former hillary clinton campaign sussman not guilty for lying to the fbi. heat -- the verdict represents a setbac for john durham's investigation into the origin of the russia probe. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury barely recognize that with their unanimous verdict today, despite being falsely please, i believe that justice prevailed in my case. >> let's get some expert insigh into what the verdict means and what is next for special counse investigation. we are joined by a couple of legal heavyweights tonight. john you hear welcome back. >> let me start by getting your reaction to the verdict. your take on how they got that this ultimate decision. >> go ahead, john. i'm not surprised that they acquitted. dc juries are famous for refusing to follow the facts an the law. a number of people that would normally be kicked off a jury for supporting hillary clinton from serving on the jury, and it's a case that was about the unsavory campaign tactics out the democratic party and hillar clinton. i think that durham had sussman that the right. sussman di

at cnn, gushing the whispers of hillary clinton 2024 have started. don ellis is raving, now is her moment. and being a political base that hillary is with no concern at all for the voters she is betting it all on jan six. >> secretary clinton: i think these hearings have been incredibly powerful. i hope the justice department is paying attention. i hope this midterm elections, candidates and democratic party pay attention. if there were ever a time to devote and to vote literally for your rights and our future, it is this midterm. >> laura: literally. that woman is now and always has been a complete and total fraud. no one cares about the sideshow. they care about the fact that they are getting pohmer every day that biden is in office. so americans out there, you hear it. you feel it. and in for only because they are begging for relief. they want to old country back. they want clean safe streets. they want a situation where parents are not worried about their kids are going to die from fentanyl, where families can actually heaven forbid afford a summe

is that you, hillary rodham clinton?happens next? >> jesse: you heard that right, she felt his naked white skin against her dark, moist body luminous in the afternoon sun. that is hot stuff. prime time is titillated. i didn't know you had at indio. i guess all that time with bill must have tickled your creative bones and all the right places. it got me thinking, what if instead of running for president again in 2024, hillary pursued a career in romantic fiction. we have some ideas to get her started. it's called faithless selector, it's a story about the bitter political rivals who struck up an unlikely romance while running for president. sometimes the dirtiest tricks are the ones played in the bedroom. number two. hot pursuit. a comely congresswoman wakes up with a new superpower, every conservative on twitter wants to date her. number three has a little more action. a young congressman falls for a mysterious woman and finds himself caught in a steamy web of sex, lies, and international corruption. it's called the spy

they're investigating the fact that guess what, hillary clinton's campaign manager said that hillary clinton was personally involved in the decision to plant a story within the f.b.i., plant a story within the media that was a fabrication, it was a lie in this country for years and that network he works for has story after story after story just beating this drum on a total falsehood. they lied about donald trump. they dragged him through mud and totally lied. i don't think there is any question about that at this point. i wish durham had been found guilty. i don't know you have a jury donors to the democratic party. a daughter on the same ball team as the other. i just don't understand how that is supposedly justice in america. >> you are talking about the jury pool. >> the jury pool was so tainted in washington, d.c. but nevertheless, i hope durham continues because somebody planted this false story. i think we now know it is hillary clinton. where are the other charges? that's where i think a huge swash of america wants to see justice in this country. >> listen to president trump.

we are going to see some of her interview with hillary clinton. on this and play one more piece of sound for you guys. this is a great piece from the republican accountability project. with hutchinson's realtime sort of contemporaneous because she was right there testimony and what was happening on the stage from donald trump. >> when we were in the tent behind the stage, he was very concerned about the shot, meaning, the photograph that we would get because the rally space wasn't full. >> i turned on today, i looked, and i saw thousands of people here, but you don't see hundreds of thousands of people behind you. >> he wanted it full, and he was angry that we weren't letting people through the mags with weapons. >> and i would love to have -- if those tens of thousands of people would be allowed -- the military, the secret service, and we want to thank you and the police, law enforcement, great. you're doing a great job. but i'd love it if they could be allowed to come up here with us. is that possible? can you just let them come up, please? >> i