i hillary clinton tried. key of the richest country in the country could libya take this zone away from its competitors within its own american elite . we will go into exactly these details, what do you know, in general , the monkeys are crazy, a very curious figure, pay attention to the fact that on the one hand her father, a is from india, and her mother is from pakistan, and the family is muslim. uh, it is known that, uh, very principled , moreover, uh, they moved to saudi arabia. having found a common language with yusuf al-karde, who for many years, and on al-jazeera , broadcast and was another inspirer of the muslim brothers. and here through the possibilities and this. because of this trend of these ideological movements , the american democrats, represented by obama and hillary clinton, tried to take away this zone from their internal competitors, that is, enhance your capabilities. if i can put it that way. it was a leap forward, i must say. wait, you mentioned huma's first and last name, abiddin. wh

are with this young kid who that's literally his resume is that he flew around the world with hillary clinton. that wasn't a good resume for hillary to be president united states. and it's not a good resume for the closest advisor with the president united states either. yeah, this guy literally has 0 diplomatic experience. now speaking of youth, saudi arabia's crown prince m b s. he's only 37 years old. now, in one of sullivan's 1st major meetings, he went to saudi arabia, in april of 2022, to ask the saudis, you know, the pump more oil. so if you recall, the us was played with, you know, $8.00 per gallon at the pump in some states back then, the saudis had already made clear their position and sullivan decided then he'd ask a pointed question, about the slain walpole journalist jamal, because shoji, apparently m b s lashed out at sullivan giving him you know quite the verbal tongue lashing. what do you make of interactions like that by sullivan? well i think it's interesting. i don't believe he was taking any advice from his diplomatic corps that was around him. that should have been tellin

nraids or mug shots of hillary clinton. comey said this five years before the fbi raided mar-a-lago and the justice department charged donald trump for basically the exact same thing. top secret things are mishanded and she was the secretary of state and naturally joe biden and no mug shot and no raid and nothing. just a secret of special council and going nowhere fast. now, this is special council and does anyone remember his name, robert herr? completely mia and biden's attorney general merrick garland using the investigation to protect his boss, the big guy. part of joe's shielding the administration and answer any and all questions and it's beyond a complete farce and it's dangerous to republic and david wise newly appointed special council and continuing to investigate hunter biden is wise is the same prosecutor that feel and let the statute of limitations run out with serious felonies and during a five year probe that was little more than a stall tactic and planning and wise tried not to charge hunter at all and told

the only person really pulling for hillary clinton to run again is hillary clinton. z: so jeffrey epstein would hang her up? >> absolutely. i think so. liz: that would really hurt hillary if she tried again. the media increasingly worried about biden's crashing poll numbers. you know, how his numbers look more like hillary clinton in 2016 than biden in 2020. leigh, get your reaction to this. watch this. >> trump was right. he did make a fortune from china and joe biden was wrong. i don't know that he was lying about it. he might not have been told by hunter, but this blind spot is a problem. liz: that was the wrong sound. do we have -- play the sound later in the hit. you know, leigh, biden is in the 30th in quinnipiac and the other polls. >> yeah, it's as low as anyone in recent time, and it's certainly much lower than even donald trump was. i think the most troubling thing for joe biden is that when you look at certain issues like the economy, he's only polling about 65% with democrats. you think about that for a minute, donald trump never polled below 90% among his

that op research known as the hillary clinton dirty russian dossier. that was farmed out to every media outlet, government institution in america as, quote, real intelligence, all in a phony effort to first shape the 2020 election results. and then afterwards when they lost, then to use those to question the results after donald trump won. in america today if you are a prominent democrat, last name clinton or biden, it is totally okay to deny election results. you can even use russian disinformation to do it no problem at all. if your last name is trump or if you are republican or conservative you will be indicted for jaywalking likely facing 10 years in jail. late last night more charges for donald trump. an 18 quote co-conspirators out of atlanta for challenging the results of the 2020 election. with these additional 13 charges, donald trump faces a whopping 712 years, six months in prison. more than the most convicted killers on the streets that we don't even arrest or if we do arrest them we let them back out in minutes. anyway, it's not enough to

hillary clinton happens to be obsessed with donald trump.c because they have something to talk about. they loved when donald trump was president because they could talk ant him day in and day out and how much they hate him. this just gives them more fodder for their laughter. it's a dark day for our country, whether you think donald trump is guilty or not, whether you don't like the man, you don't want him to be president, it's a dark day for our country when you have four indictments of a former president. this sun precedented. so this a dark time in american history whether you agree or disagree with the indictments. the fact that hillary clinton is laughing about it is because she needs to jump on those coat tails of donald trump once again to render herself relevant. i don't think it will work out the way she might anticipate. >> what was your reaction when you saw this news out of georgia last night, tomi? >> well, again, it's such a sad things for our country. half of this country feels helpless. they feel like the system is rigged aga

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she has published several rhetorical studies of hillary rodham clinton. and is an inaugural lifetime member of flare. and finally, but certainly not least dr. tammy v hill tammy is associate professor of communication and the senior associate dean of the college of communication at boston university. dr. viejo's books include moms in chief the rhetoric of republican motherhood and the spouses of presidential nominees 1992 through 2016, melania and michelle first ladies in a new era and connecting with constituents identification building and blocking in the contemporary national convention addresses. tammy is also an inaugural lifetime member of flair. it's my pleasure at this moment to turn the program over to nancy keegan smith. nancy you're muted it's a pleasure to be here today and to welcome all of our people and i think we have a very interesting program lined up recent first ladies and their speeches have often tackled issues as leaders of society ladybird johnson said that while the job had no assign duties a podium is there she chooses to use it

then we get to hillary clinton. this also got rave reviews world wide.several opinion writers really believed it was a speech that, not for working on health care, which did not go very well, but this was a speech that really set her on the path for her own independent career, her own independent thinking, and her own state on the world scene. so what are your reactions. and we will start with you? >> sure. one of the things that i have discovered a long time ago about hillary is that she had a much much more sympathetic, i would say, audience internationally than she did domestically. she did spend an awful lot of time out of the country after the so-called health care debacle. we can go into that at some other time. we can do a whole panel on that. after that, lots of pendants were referring to the fact that she wasn't making herself as publicly available as the time before at the health care fall apart. in fact she had started with madeleine albright something known as vital voices. one of the main things that vital voices did was call attention to wo

behind the scenes, hillary clinton is left in this weird position of, "how do i explain this?" e essentially advising her to play it cool. that is hard for her, but she does it effectively. [hillary] when i hear something like that, i am reminded of what my friend, michelle obama, advised us all. when they go low, you go high. it was baked in that donald trump was a reality star who had three wives, who did all kinds of things that ended up in the tabloids. they knew that. the fact that he took that to the next level, we were all shocked that he did that in the moment. but in retrospect, i don't know why we were shocked. back in the 1970s, i worked for the children's defense fund and i was taking on discrimination against african-american kids in schools. he was getting sued by the justice department for racial discrimination in his apartment buildings. clinton was tougher in the debates than trump's opponents in the republican side. and she won those three debates by conventional measure, easily. the nastiest presidential campaign in our lifetimes has finally come to an end. mo

conversation. >> hillary could do some things her husband couldn't do one of the things first ladies do, an excellent example but the relationship in the speechh and with bill clinton's foreign policy. >> hillary was an asset to fill especially second term in so many ways not the least of which was in his foreign policy. has never been n shy taking of s admiration for how sharp she is politically and intellectually and i think suspicion was made, obviously have to spend more time researching but the decision was probably made that she had made herself, she talked about this in her first book, the decision, and people at home are not appreciative of her intellect, political will and all of that, she would go out there and as i said, a lot more sympathy and understanding outside the unitedte states than she did within especially second term and we know second term is where clinton's credibility is it related to the impeachment, hillary is creating this wonderful thing to herself and setting herself up to be an effective secretary of state developing relationships and establishing her image learning more about different cultural norms, cultivating her own position even

i mean this is a woman like a hillary clinton who has had power positions.and she said she was going to be mom in chief. there were a lot of women who said, wait a minute. if you have a chance, especially as the first african american first lady to move some things forward, and what she chose to emphasize were education, military families, and healthy children. so what about this particular speech? what was it only on michelle obama that could have given the speech in my pinion? one of you want to comment on that? where do you disagree with me. >> oh, i think it was very powerful speech to a very specific audience. already recognizing that, obviously, she recognizes that it's going to be a speech that is broadcast and that we will be able to look up on youtube later. certainly a shell did a lot of speaking during her time as first lady and after as you just mentioned. but she was speaking to newly minted black college grads. i think it was really important for her, and it was only a speech that she could give as the first black first lady. so, because again,

when hillary clinton said it, nothing happened to her. when they said it in georgia's election, nothing happened to them either. you know what, when the dnc said it, nothing happened to them either. >> adam kinzinger told anderson last night that he believed speaker mccarthy, he knows the comparison is false and he's starting to get visibly mad having to publicly carry water for the former president. you know the speaker. do you think that's what's going on here? >> he sounded a little kpas p exasperated like he wanted to talk about something else. kevin would rather talk about policy, what we are doing to put americans' lives ahead of politics. and you have to appreciate the position that he's in. i mean, he's looking at the polls, and yes, some of this indictment is starting to hurt the former president a little bit. but, it looks like he may be the republican nominee, and he still has to work with former president donald trump. and as you all know, and i've said this before, if you are not 100% in lockstep with the former president, if

he insisted that hillary clinton had some mysterious illness. >> go online and put down hillary clinton take a look at the videos yourself. >> reporter: his behavior prompted this politico headline. is rudy giuliani losing his mind? things only got more strange from there. in october 2020, he made a bizarre cameo in sasha barren cohen's second borat movie. that's giuliani in a hotel room outfitted with hidden cameras. on twitter he defended himself calling the hidden camera video a complete fabrication. after trump lost the 2020 election giuliani claimed trump won and pushed false claims about voter fraud. it all reached a bizarre crescendo at this now infamous november 2020 press conference. flanked by trump's legal team and held in the parking lot of four seasons total landscaping outside philadelphia, giuliani didn't offer any proof the election had been stolen as he promised. >> there are dead people voting, no question about it. >> reporter: in a later news conference sweating and with hair dye running down his face, giuliani still offered no evidence of voter fraud and instead mad

hillary clinton never face legal consequences. none of the democrats who objected to the 2016 results and attempted this to discredit our elections never faced consequences whatsoever. even the people involved in efforts that literally were calling for alternate electors in 2016. they pay zero consequences. very few of the violent anti- trump rioters were ever charged with a crime, even those who attacked federal courthouses, lighting them on fire night after night in portland. 574 riots in the summer of 2020. we had two dozen americans dead and thousands of cops pelted with bricks, bottles, molotov cocktails, you name it. 2000 cops injured. nobody held accountable. billions in property damage. nobody held accountable. and georgia want to be governor stacey abrams accused republicans of stealing the 2018 gubernatorial election and she pressured state officials to actions against phantom voter suppression claims. and she refused, as we all know, to concede for years. no charges out of atlanta again stacey abrams. you decide if this

the ones mostly used, hillary clinton, to convict clinton must be shown she acknowledged that classifiede contained on her private server and most recent tally of state department, of 30 thousand, indicates 6 671 e-mails, contained classified information. stands in contrast to statement he gave to reporters in july that year, once she said i amening in t confident i never sent or received any. couinformation that was classified at this time. and to be a tofbi looking to see if clinton committed gross negligence on the espionage act. they are using that against trump. the information does not necessarily have to be marked at classified to have a late t violate the statute. lawful possession. by a security clearance holder who gross negligence such as use of e u -- even hired an i-t person on her own indictment who worked for department can of state to handle the server, that how much she didn't want people to been the server, that is a crime too. nobody talks about, that she destroyed over 30 thousand e-mails, they destroyed their cell phones, nobody was dragged in front of a jagrand jury

hillary clinton did not. and she didn't visit here.a lot of democrats who said that could have been the difference back then. >> i was one of the people distraught that hillary didn't visit wisconsin. this is not a place for anybody to take for granted, including the absent donald trump. >> bret: in 2012 when romney lost to obama, he received about 2500 more votes than trump did four years later. hillary clinton had about 250,000 fewer votes than president obama. but there was another factor that impacted the 2016 wisconsin outcome go for third parties. the green party did well in 2016. and that was one thing that was missing in 2020. there was no green party ticket in 2020. and that could make a huge difference in a state like wink in 2024. >> bret: you are talking about hundreds of votes. >> that's all this is. >> bret: more than 188,000 votes went to third party candidates in 2016 that far surpasses the 23,000 votes hillary clinton needed to win wisconsin. >> as much as the electoral college is all over the place, a few votes matter

and that they have to be your choices and comfortable so -- choices then were get to hillary clinton. and this also got rave reviews worldwide and several opinion writers really believed that it was a speech that is not her working on health care which didn't go very well but this was a speech that set her on the path for her own independent career her independent thinking and her own stage on world scene.en so -- what are your reactions to this speech?rt ann start withh you. >> sure. well one of the things that i discovered a long time ago about hilary is she had a much -- more sympathetic i guess you would seance internationally thanay she did domestically. she did spend an awful lot of time out of the country after the health care, the so-called health care debacle. we can go into that. at some other point whole panel on that. but after that, people, you know, lots of pundits referring to the fact sha that she wasn't making herself veabl as the time before the health care -- as health care fell apart. but, in fact, she had started with madeleine albright something known as by the v

so hillary clinton, she's one that was saying the election was illegitimate when she lost . she paid for the russian dirty dossier. and yo dossu know, outlets like most dnc and fake news, cnn and the w "new york times", washington post, they peddle those liesrk conspiracy theories for years, and they were dead wrong. truth matters. not to hillary, not to the media mob. noneb. of them. they tried to discredit an election by spreading lies tri and conspiracy theories about donald trump and russia. and tthey're still pushing them six years. seven years later, the dawn probxe found that crossfire hurricane was never, ever justifiefired. russia did not hack the 2016 election. donald trump was not ante illegitimate president. there wasn't a single thing that he founresidente d in the russian disinformation dossier hillary paid for tha t was true. and she and her allies never faced any consequences for spreading actual russian disinformation that they paid fo r. hillary also never faced any legal consequences for mishandlineveredg top secret classified material stored on her unsecu

when that was enouy hillary clinton said the election was stolen. she said repeatedly, donalas std trump was an illegitimate president. there were groups supporting her that illegitimate actuallyd in money raising for, quote, alternate elected elector schemes. nothin schemes.g happens there. well, apparently not. the way you fix this is to to elect a republica ndonald president. it will be donald trump, the nominee if they're trying to give donald thenomine they a nomination, they're doing a hell of a good job. >> i think republicansa hellund are rallying around president trump. i thought he was a great president. i thoughrumpast he got it right. he secured our border. he. illed the terrorists we're energy independent. we've lost all that. this is an effort to destroy alltrumpe trump because they fear in the move. that's what this is about. they've got s what thit prosecur prosecution right in the middle of the primary seasohen. they take this guy down and they do the same thing and nothing happens to them. ae right? well, that's not the america i w

here is hillary clinton. listen to this. >> this is a terrible moment for our country to have a former president accused of terribly important crimes. the only satisfaction may be that the system is working. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries weigh nothing on tonight's breaking news saying the fourth indictment of donald trump just like the three which came before it, repeated pattern of criminal activity by the former president trump. that said, the former president does not appear to be taking political hits from the legal troubles, at least among republicans. he holds a wide lead over his challengers. >> indeed he does. jackie ibanez, thank you. bring in kaylee mcgee white with the washington examiner. when hillary clinton comes out and pointing the finger and calling them corrupt, it seems very rich. taking the hammer to the server and deleting the e-mails and coming out and calling you names, i think that is not the best guess for msnbc to put on. >> actually, i disagree, it is p

another thing that bothers me about all of this is, hillary clinton, when she was issued a subpoena for her emails, hard drive and phone, she destroyed them. it seems like, if you are just a regular citizen and you do that, you are to go to jail for violating a subpoena. one more item. this special counsel that was appointed, i heard on tv that hunter biden's plea deal --those items, i wonder what is good. host: do you think --to all of your questions, are you concerned about the former president getting a fair trial? caller: yes, sir. democrat or republican. i have worked in several elections. host: do you trust the justice system generally? caller: if it is true about the special counsel that was appointed in the hunter biden keys, he was hunter's lawyer but he was hunted as the special counsel looking into this? that does not seem right to me. why was hillary clinton --why was she not charged, after she was issued that subpoena and destroyed those items, the phones, the hard drives and the computers? host: out of philadelphia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank yo

the difference is when hillary clinton said it, nothing happened to her. when had they said this in georgia's election, nothing happened to them either. >> the difference is actually concession. also overnight, 38 democratic lawmakers appealg a federal judge asking that the trial be televised. the letter reads, given the historic nature of the charges brought forth in these cases, it's hard to imagine a more powerful circumstance for televised proceedings. our team informs the courtroom yesterday. jessica snider has more. >> reporter: former president trump pleading not guilty to all charges as he appeared for his third criminal arraignment in the past four months. this time at the federal courthouse in washington, d.c., right as cross the street from the capitol building trump supporters stormed inside on january 6th. part of a broad effort to stop the certification of the 2020 election. trump sat in his trademark blue suit and red tie as the magistrate judge announced all four charges against him, including conspiracy to defraud the united states and obs

here is hillary clinton. listen to the is. >> this is a terrible moment for our country, to have a former president accused of these terribly important crimes. the only satisfaction may be that the system is working. >> reporter: and senate majority looter chuck schumer and house minority leader hakeem jeffries weighing in on the breaking news is saying the indictment of donald trump just like the -- portrays a repeated pattern of criminal activity by the former president. that said, the former president is not appear to be taking any political hits. at least among republicans where he continues to hold a widely over his challengers. >> trace: jackie ibanez, thank you. let's bring in kaylee mcghee white. i do know, but when hillary clinton comes out, calling them corrupt, just seems like it is very rich. taking the hammers, to the servers and flitting all the e-mails and she is coming out and calling you names. i think maybe that is not the best guess for -- guest for msnbc. >> i disagree. who better than the

>> reporter: except there was no insurrection after al gore and hillary clinton lost. both did something trump never did. they conceded. while trump seems as strong as ever among republicans, a new abc/ipsos poll shows 65% of all adults say the charges against trump are serious. a majority say he should have been charged with a crime. nearly half say the charges are politically motivated, but just as many say trump should suspend his campaign. he won't, of course, but the campaign calendar is now on a collision course with the legal calendar. the first hearing in the january 6th case scheduled for just five days after the first republican debate. the new york trial and the hush money case scheduled for the middle of the republican primaries. the classified documents trial scheduled for just weeks before the republican convention with more court dates and likely even more charges still to come. >> george: thanks, jonathan karl, for that. we're joined now by donald trump's attorney, john lauro. mr. lauro, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> george:

they'll be no prosecution. hillary clinton committed real campaign crimes. they'll be no prosecution. a bite has been committing crime for 40 years. and as a whole family, they'll be no prosecution. still speaking about vital assembly. uh, you alluded to them before and it's well known in this part of the world that his son and a couple of his associates also all springs of prominent democratic families and has been involved in the deals that involved if not enough, which isn't done clear influence trading there that there are proven records on that. do you think the american justice system can deal with that? i'm not asking about fairness, here are blindness of the american justice system. but given that there's has to be a lot of in fighting a political and fighting, even within the biden administration between various camps. do you think that the case could be used by the democrats uh, themselves in the fighting for power? i think if they had somebody they could replaced by miss vice president, they would use that as extortion to get biden to resign from

but according to james comey, no reasonable prosecutor, whatever prosecute would chargae hillary clinton. no rage, no mug shots. a hillary clintoids or sn. comey said this about five years before the fbire the raidd mar-a-lago and the justice department charged trump for basically the exact same thingst top secret classified documents that they thought were mishandledhing. but he was the president. she was the secretary of state. joe bidey ofn also accused mishandling as senator, vice president, top secret material stored it in his garage. the pen. biden center university in delaware, his beach house. and guess what? did it in some cases for decades. naturalld y, joe biden, no consequences, no mug shot, no raidd, nothing.ncil just a secretive special counsel investigation going cou nowhere fast. now, this special counsel, does anyone remember his name? robert. her completely m.i.a. biden's attorney general, merrick garland. using these investigations to protect his boss, the big guy, part of joe's branch ofs se government. >> the executive branch shieldinlding administration frm having t

many people over the as did the same thing whether it is hillary clinton or stacey abrams or many others. when you have that great freedom to challenge, you have to -- you will have very dishonest elections. what has taken place here is a travesty. we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. everybody knows it. i have never had such support. they are trying to interfere with an election. this is their way of campaigning. it is election interference. thank you for being here. we have every single right to challenge an election that we think is dishonest. thank you all very much. i will see you all very soon. >> the present invention up but took over one hour and since he landed at hartsfield international airport to answer those booking charges. this will play out over the next

and hillary clinton to someone else accused as cold et cetera.t misogynistic so mistreat your membership be barack obama in new hampshire and people so she can get engaged with voters. i don't think that was a coincidence i don't think it's a coincidence the six democrats in presidential elections in the 21st century across the three lost or alcor, john kerry, and hillary clinton think that'sgr a coincidence smart people but not the most inspiring of barack obama in a different league and joe biden is not the best buddies authentic people thinkea what he speaks he sank when means not talking off telling point or a prompter. i do think there is a link. >> how do you think the art of argument or a debate has changed since trump came on the political scene? >> it is awful. i say that to someone who loves doing this and have people on my show, you're about to watch the show, right you want have a bunch of interesting diverse guests. i hate soggy consensus and having what everyone agrees that's not how i was raised. i love having people who push back

in my case, it's about hillary clinton, the women around her in the white house in her term as first lady and. i think some of you probably remember what happened to her when she tried to do things and out of line and did things differently. and it wasn't all very pretty. and that has happened to a lot of women over time. so women have taken great risks to speak out. and there are a of examples of, not just name you nasty. i mean, we all know about nasty name calling in the political sphere all well in the last few years, but nasty name calling, vitriol, a lot of sort of sexualizing women, turning them into men, you know, they must be like men if they speak out a lot. comments. and this happened to hillary, the time about their voice, i think i forget whether it was angelina graham kay or one of the the speeches in your book, the speaker was criticized for the hurt, the quality and tone of her voice. and then finally, by the way, agreeing to that would have been 1860s, 1860s. yeah. so even then women, you know, if they spoke out, they had, you know, a nasty voice, an angry voice, an

it's nice when you have it on your side isn't it, hillary clinton. donald trump famously said if it was working you would be in jail. >> carley: tomi, got to leave it there "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: good tuesday morning to you. we begin with a fox news alert. a georgia grand jury has charged former president donald trump and 18 others including rudy giuliani and kanye west public cyst over alleged cyst-to-overturn the 2020 election over georgia. >> brian: trump's fourth indictment in five months as he seeks another term in the white house. i'm sure you have heard that. >> ainsley: brooke singman spoke exclusively with the former president last night and joins us now. what did he say? >> that's right. i spoke with the former president last night who says his fourth indictment comes during a, quote, dark period for our country but he won't let it stop him president trump telling me this is a consideration of the greatest and longest running witch-hunt in american history. i will make america great again. now, late last night trump w

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i remember when hillary clinton lost. i was livid.e election. but guess what? today and after the president bush was installed and trump was installed, i acknowledged that i might not want him to be my president, but he is my president. that's the difference we're talking about. you might not like the result, but adults accept results. and then what do you do? you organize. you learn how to win an election. you talk to people. you start to go to voters and talk about the issues that matter, not continue to perpetuate lies. and in the history looks, people will be written about this time. and kevin mccarthy will not go down as a hero. he will not go down as a leader. he will go down as one of the people who lied to the american public and potentially could be not in the legal sense, but a co-conspirator to the fall of our democracy. >> and as we look at this, it used to be, ryan, other people would be upset about an election outcome, and they would say they were going to move to canada. john mccain maybe once made the joke, nobody actu