first, tell us what illegalities you saw related to hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. and 2nd, why was a decision made to not pursue cases against hillary in the foundation? you know, i didn't necessarily believe the rumors that i had heard right away. i held onto the information for quite some time, you know, i, i heard that, you know, they were going to basically cover up hillary's client, you know, crimes and all of that. and i thought there's no way you know, how could they get away with that? there's no way it's too big. but we're dawned on me that what they were saying, because remember these files had case numbers. they had, you know, the field offices that they were being worked out of. and i just, you know, the, knowing what i knew about the yeah, i didn't think that was possible to, you know, completely cover something up like that because you had different field offices involved and paste numbers. you can't just make that stuff go away. but what became obvious to me that that was not the case was when jim call me, came out in front of the f b i headquarters.

hillary clinton, people said lock her up, then we won. i said openly, all right, relax, make our country great.

you famously said regarding hillary clinton, lock her up. you declined to do that as president. >> i beat her. it's easier when you win. and they always said hock her up, and i felt -- and i could have done it, but i facility it would have been a terrible thine been a terrible thing. and then this happened to me. so i may feel differently. i'm not sure i can answer the question. hillary clinton -- i didn't say lock her up, but the people said lock her up, lock her up. okay. and i said pretty openly, all right, come on, let's relax, we've got to make our country great. and you lock up the wife of a president of the united states --

hillary clinton for another.n to a deputy press secretary to lower exceptions for joe biden in this performance. look, i think that they know that he has got a huge problem. and they think they are very concerned about his ability to deliver on that. now, i think exceptions are appropriately low for joe biden. most americans are asking themselves whether he can make it through a 90 minute on-air debate in and of itself. he gets through that there is going to be sort of a residual media fanfare for that he has got exceptions where they need to be despite obama and hillary working on all of that he also has an awful lot to lose here. because he has lost ground in the last three months. he is going to have to try reestablish himself as a confident president who is able to do the job for four more years. >> bret: "new york times" national average tied at 46. the new poll out today, 46-46. and as you look at the polling averages in the critical battleground states, again, this is "new york times." it has shifted a bit

of this answer on the president, he is married to and what her concept is, the 2016 campaign, hillary clinton, that she would definitely have the clinton did dealing with the economic issues, but, you know, if depends on what the pluses of the man are the experience and what that relationship is, that if i was supportive relationship and we have found that the first ladies who are most successful definitely get this supported of their their husbands. some it is in different ways but they definitely need the freedom and support of their husbands well i hope you all join me in thanking our panelists for a very lively conversationby. my. great.

hillary clinton. and they wanted mental health in any kind of health care.so, you know, those have been you know, you can talk about the laura barbara bush and literacy. i mean, barbara bush is initially that she launched within just two months of becoming wow, first lady was the bus fo dati for family literacy really was tackling adult illiteracy in this country still is an problem and so that foundation in 1989 is still in existence it's just 33rd or 34th year it's raised 200 and millions of programs that are in all 50 states. and and it really again, it's taking a personal interest and and passion and turning it into something that really can help the country. i know going to talk about mrs. clinton but vital is another example of a long lasting, you know legacy and something that is still helping women around around the world.so are we have so out on an issue that they cared about and it got traction and made a big difference and made a big differe it gained traction. diane and nina and i j from flair's first national. oh yes and wrap it up and you have

hillary clinton also above the law like joe.2016 james comey the july 2016 press conference what did she do? she mishandled top-secret classified documents on her servers. illicit private servers she never should have had. infamously saying no reasonable prosecutor whatever prosecute. hillary clinton during an election. according to james comey. but that's not all. after hillary clinton and the dnc were katniss labelling payments for that dirty disinformation russian dossier a legal expense. it was funnelled through a law firm that hired an op research firm that hired christopher steele that led to a dirty russian disinformation dossier that resulted in not 1 but 4 separate warrants issued, 3 signed by james comey himself. no criminal charges ever brought. both clinton the dnc they were allowed to settle the matter quietly but the simple find for the fec that said in this case has been allowed to testify no crime was committed. no violation was committed. keep in mind trump was convicted of 34 felonies for allegedly mislabelling

you'd have to stand up with a c, i a and the dnc and orals, hillary clinton, people, and hillary clinton herself probably likes to blame everybody but a shelf losing that election. and amongst the people she blames a lot. is julie in a sense, then that is probably the best explanation that i have ever heard. so concise, really terrific, joe, you and i both believe strongly. the julian assigned you as a journalist and even if people out there don't believe that they have to acknowledge that he's a publisher. you've been a journalist at major print outlets for decades, and you're now the editor of consortium news. what effect, what a successful prosecution of julian assigned to have on the media should all journalists be worried about falling a fall of the espionage? i know, i think it's already had a big effect on journals. and right now he's been in jail for 5 years in a maximum security prison in london here in london, where i am a, that's already something a huge message out there. you publish stuff that reveal the crimes of these people . they're going to get you. and they will stretc

and hillary clinton's beijing speech.d that speech and the things i found about the background, that speech was controversial because the wellesley women choose her. if you remember, was a protest. and so to see memos, to see the decision making it added to what we were able to talk about and even the thanking everybody for sticking with her and helping this become so successful. so those the kinds of things you just can't talk about unless you those documents and to laura bush give the first radio presidenal address. and so it's true r afghan your o out of her in fact we heard■d fm melanne verveer my predecessor in the white house, who is laura bush's chief of staff at the time, heard fromil, of course, f of staff in the white clinton de that, read the radio address to the nation that she wou vilifie. it was not expected of laura bush to do tt. where mrs. clinton was known to be an activist a w handed an initiative by her husband in the and the administration, a health that was, you know, controversial. but she was more

an interview he did last night with news max, regarding a potential political prosecution of hillary clinton. hillary, with the hammering of her cell phones and all of the things she did, but wouldn't it be terrible to throw the president's wife and the former secretary of state. think of it, the former secretary of state, but the president's wife into jail, wouldn't that be a terrible thing. but they want to do it. so, you know, it's a terrible, terrible path that they're leading us to, and it's very possible that it's going to half to happen to them. but i personally thought, and i really did, you know, i got a lot of credit from a lot of people. some people said i should have done it. but, you know, would have been very easy to do it. i thought it would be a terrible precedent for our country. and now, whoever it may be, you're going to have to view it very much differently. this is a bad, bad road that they're leading us down to.

put hillary clinton in jail. they would say to you what they remember is yeah he said that during the campaign and as soon as he became president it didn't happen you know. trump says a lot of stuff. and then it doesn't happen. and i think it's -- as a political challenge for the biden campaign, and for anybody who cares about the future of democracy, explaining to people you know, people don't know this story. that's buried in the mueller report that's contained in there. even people who follow politics don't necessarily know the story. trump didn't just walk into the office and say now it's time to grow up. the campaign trail was one thing. now i'm president. he went into the oval office and wanted to do the thing he said he wanted to do over and over again on the campaign trail. he said directly to hillary clinton's face on the debate and tried to do it and it was not like he put it aside. most people don't remember that. it's a key political challenge. on the broader scale of getting rid of -- trying to attac

john mccain, you know, or hillary clinton, said i lost. that's what americans should do.hat is what makes the system work. >> that's a good question for you. >> well i think that, i disagree with you. i think that there are very serious issues that a lot of these swing voters who are still undecided are considering as they look at the biden administration's policies and the policies that will continue whether it is joe biden or someone else replaces him. issues like border security or the insanity around the destruction of title 9 and the rejection of boy is a boy and a girl is a girl. they are looking at safety in their communities. education system. the economy. obviously, there are so many different issues people are considering. the most important one that came through in the debate last night was when joe biden said the only existential threat to humanity is climate change. the fact he said this. the only existential threat to humanity completely dismisses the fact this is a guy who has the nuclear codes and yet is not present enough and is actually insane. and so fa

the problem within is also getting advice from former secretary of state hillary clinton this morning. the only person to have debated both men in a new york times opinion piece, clinton says, biden should be quote, as direct and forceful as he was two republican hecklers during the last state of the union. then she also writes expectations for trump are so low that if he doesn't live thoroughly, light himself on fire. some will say he was downright presidential joining us now are democratic strategists julie again, ski and jesse hunt, founder and president of mandant noch strategies and former communications director of the national republican senatorial committee. all right. i'm going to start with you, julie, what is your takeaway from what we saw from hillary clinton in her op-ed in the new york times. >> well, i think the big part of it was, it was a warning to the media. there's a lot of things that you a bunch of really interesting things that she said. but the most interesting to me was that the expectation since we're trump are so low that it unless he literally she said, set

hillary clinton is already being discussed, listen, but hillary clinton also had some health problemse obama can also run, john , how, that’s how seriously the topic is being discussed now. possible replacements for joe biden for another candidate, of course, there are options for both hillary clinton and michelle obama, i think, maybe, and again, kamala haris should not be forgotten, she is still the vice president at the moment, there may be options, but to what extent is society ready to accept this topic now, because there have been no precedents for such a replacement in recent us history. yes, but once again, judging by the headline of our major media this morning, and... please, why are they only considering , well, those people who have long moved away from politicians who, in theory, should take care of their health there, already have such a specific retirement age, and that there are no younger candidates in america, well , it is clear that in theory there are young candidates, in theory, but this is the specificity of our bulgarians, i, as a person, who before, i personall

as regards what hillary clinton was up to, what they were officials in the d n. c. and of course, since then we've seen your former boss, donald trump, drag 2 chords. the whole world is looking on and wondering what sort of, what's a demo proceed even avenue, a country it's a fair point and during my 3 years at the national security council, when i, when election security, the focus for the national security council, which is governed by the 1947 national security act is for an interference and for an influence in the operations from overseas. so the work is heavily focused on cyber misinformation, from overseas. and there's a, there's a group within the department of justice that handles the domestic civil disruptions and misinformation, into campaigns. certainly it's, it's interesting information that was shared and put light through angelina songs efforts, and not to discredit the exposing those nefarious behaviors. the, the crux of the issue on the espionage charged was getting really after the threat it put under us military troops and, and us national security

i did not prosecute hillary clinton. let's be clear, he tried to prosecute her. >> he tweeted that jeff sessions all the time. >> he demanded privately that jeff sessions prosecute hillary clinton. he said i magnanimously decide not to prosecute hillary clinton but because of what happened to me, i will feel differently. they are creating this story in which they are the victims of all the misdeeds they are planning to commit. >> there is a real menace. it's not just the whining. it is the menace of the promise of we will come after you. donald trump is talking about the immunity -- immunity case. we are going to find a way to indict joe biden if the case does not go my way. there is this threat that is latent in all this rhetoric. >> the menace has always been a weirdly underreported or under discussed part of what donald trump does. it is not just this. donald trump uses menace not just to say i will prosecute my political enemies, but the specter of political violence. this is a way in which the republicans rhetoric a

was interviewing hillary clinton. and i said to her, why do you think that every time you pop up, people say, oh god, here she comes again. why? and she said to me the two thought it was guilt on the part of people who hadn't done enough to get her elected hillary clinton somebody who clearly wanted to be president, should try it a lot she is not going to be present. >> the united states and she does still want to be part of the conversation. she feels like she has a thing to say here. i don't think that before that op-ed was published, there were a lot of people thinking, oh, hillary clinton is the only person who debated both of these guys, but it is true he was unsaved. joe biden, i would say that in those 2007 debates, for the most part, many people did not know that joe biden was there. it was really a clinton obama situation but she is the one who debated donald trump in 2016. >> how do i put this tactfully, meghan it's hillary clinton's emergence into this conversation helpful to the biden team. >> i mean, i do

he hillary clinton also is above the law, likoee joe in 2016. james comey, the july 2016 press conference. you know, what did she do?e mish she mishandled top secret classified documents on, her servers, and lists a private server she never should have haillicit d infamouy coldly saying no reasonable prosecutor whatever prosecute. you know, hillary clinton during an election according to call me acco right. but that's not all. after hillary clinton and the dnn anc caught mislabeling payms for that dirty, decent formation, russian dossier is a legal expense. remember, it was funnelee.d through a law firm that hired an opp research firm that hired christophed anr steele, that led to a dirty russian disinformation dossiermation d that resulted in not one but four separate files of warrant, issued, three signed by james comey himselsignedf. minal no criminal charges everchgh brought. both clinton, the dnt. c say they were allowed to settle that matter quietly with a simple finbue for the fecd that said in this case, had they been allowed to testifys

hillary clinton has to protect the hillary clinton foundation.int she said i'm the most progressive when she was running against donald trump. used her progressive credentials. jamaal bowman upset the apple cart not the money cart politically and she protecting it. her endorsement of lattimer are irrelevant. lattimer shows a lot of strong polling against bottom. bowman is a known liar. committed a crime in the house by pulling the fire alarm. this guy is damaged goods. former west chester county executive against a progressive democrat. it's kind of a straightforward. so clinton is protecting her donor base. >> yeah, clinton doesn't have anything to do with the fact presidentialing shows before the endorsement bowman is down 17 points. >> todd: alarm bells are ringing. >> carley: a lot of people say because of his stance on israel. remember when he came out and supported a lot of these protests and what's going on. people in this district don't like that. >> no. combine all of that the bad press but really think about how the clintons have surviv

>> the last person i remember is rick lazio when he ran against hillary clinton in new york and pullf paper and they said how dare you hold a paper in front of the woman? that's sexist. [laughter] i don't think trump is going to bring any props. maybe a copy of the snake poem he likes to read. >> you have to memorize it. >> do props include note cards with answers that joe biden might need? >> it's interesting the restrictions they put on this, most from what i understand were requested by the biden kat. no interactions, no interactions? data what the candidates talking back and forth but the thing is, donald trump, everyone knows especially because he's been president -- >> that's how he debates and biden knows it and he will stop any interaction. >> it's the one negative the trump when it comes to debates, he is going in for the kill, people think he is mean. his supporters lovett, they want him to crush his opponent and donald trump loves crushing his opponent but if you don't allow him to do that, you're taking away a trump negative. trump negative number two, the mike's are goin

now national security advisor jake sullivan telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top binding official with homeland security. and he's now senior vice president of american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. brian, thanks so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button as well. thank you so much for having me onto a ashen. and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is of this, there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts region into regions, the world and china is, is really ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the southeast asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you, jim ping on to contradict you on that one. you know, i

clinton presidential center. and as i mentioned, we are going first lady hillary rodhamthen clinton i'm going to show this more questions.e'll most in our lives, the lives of women and families. i believeha eve of, a new millennium, it is te to break the silence it is time for us t beijing and for the world toeath accepto discuss women's rightsrom humans rights. it is a violation of human rights. when a leading cause of death worldwide died among ages 49 to 44 is the violence they are subjected to inheir ow. it is a violation of human rights. are brutalized by the painful and degrading of genital mutilation. it is a violation of. human rights. when women are denied the right to plan their own families and includes being forced to have abortions or being sterilized ag will. if there is one message that echoes forth from this m, let it be that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights once and for all. no, that very powerful. anita, i' start the questions with you here. i'■z÷cloon secretary clinton anr role as first ladyer efforts really to to promote the white house as a showplace for, the best of am

uh that hillary clinton is reported to have discussed killing julian a socks. let's recall. can we just brown this guy? clinton openly inquired, offering a simple remedy to silence a sound in some other week you weeks via planned military drone strike, according to state department sources. now there is quite a bit of outrage about these remarks in us media after all, she was calling for the extra judicial murder of a journalist. now hillary clinton denied that she made these statements and this happened as mainstream us media went into an overdrive saying that the packing of the emails had been akins be received from russia. and that julian assigned was somehow a russian agent. let's recall the media hysteria back in 2016. the n c was hacked, they believed by the russians. communications were likely seized by a group of tied to the russian government at cyber security experts are blaming the hack attack on the intelligence agencies of russian president vladimir potent russian state. actors broke into the dnc, stall these emails. now, no evidence was ever provided to prove th

, there's a suggestion to leave biden at the top of the ticket but replace kamala harris with hillary clintonwould that reassure the nation if we knew hillary could get into the oval office? how do you get kamala out? we are getting a little ahead of ourselves. biden has things going for him, the mics have been muted so trump can't steamroll the president as he did in 2020, both candidates standing in one place so there is no awkward movement around the set and cnn is moderating. one thing favors trump, neither candidate can be allowed to have written notes. just a pad and a pen. that takes biden's security blanket. it says something is that the president's cognitive difficulties have gone so far that there is speculation he won't make it past the pair first debate. second hour of varney just getting started. a former top aide to kamala harris revealing which vice president candidate would be her greatest threat. >> j the vance would pose the greatest threat to kamala harris. he is an incredible debater. he has a quality that makes him seem that 1% to 2% that might vote that's undecided and h

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so, i mean, the hillary clinton could blame everybody except the one in the mirror. so this is a real problem that julian is still tied, not only to tell supposedly the look he revealed in his journalism corruption by the democratic party. and hillary clinton's real views about the public about telling the truth, a relationship with big banks. and so many other think top her reasons for want to go to war and libya. i mean, there was so much that revealed about her, and that's why she may have been hurt because of what she said. because what was written by hertz campaign staffers. it's their own documents. i drove, i'm supposed to bring that to light. that's what we did. and the plain, the messenger there, so outrages you know, and he is, he said the calorie and trump were like would just equally evil and he couldn't stand either want to julian a shot one was cancer, one was going to realize that i think he said that was the choice, so the idea that he was going for donald trump, i just don't believe that they never got any materials on truck trip is an open book. he

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hillary clinton, people said lock her up, then we won.d openly, all right, relax, make our country great. >> rachel: i think a lot of people talking about this piece of the interview, he said to lock her up. he didn't and he didn't after she and barack obama and intel attempted a coup on his administration. the russia hoax, he didn't do it and this happened to him. this is about mistrust, bill of rights applies to donald trump, he gets to have a fair trial. he sees the stuff going on in the government, people see him as only person who can do it. >> amazing how measured he was considering what has been done to him, considering russia, and raid of mar-a-lago to this kwksz of sham stacked 43 counts and sat with us for an hour and a half and talk about that. move to issue of what he wants to do for the country. he wants to have the country's best interest -- >> people react to that part of the interview. i find intelligence individuals with no way to escape trump deran derangement syndrome. that is not the point. he didn't lock her up and he

>> it is why she lost in 2016 and why the american public doesn't really like hillary clinton.rican president indeed is probably her most iconic tweet. this is just as good. and said unfortunately because they have the benefit of going to normandy and got to stand on the cliffs and look out of the beaches and see what americans will different background to been capable of over the last 80 years and extending opportunities and freedom around the world. but it's also joe biden did today. joe biden went to normandy and gave basically the exact same speech ronald reagan did in 1984 and i think it's a sign of overall democrat aspiration. they look at reagan and so he gave an iconic speech and won 49 states in 1984 they are losing, getting kicked and there yoon sook cha figured a way to get joe biden popular. unfortunately will not work. >> i wonder if you look at these because you look at the media and likely was saying and look at joe biden strategy here and the media strategy seems to be look trump could be as bad as everyone of those dictators in world war ii." want to play some

trump me the same accusation against hillary clinton in 2016 . calling for her to take -- >> he did it after state of the union. the reason he is doing it is because he very stupidly, along with his campaign and the republican party and the right- wing at large, have gone with this talking point that joe biden can't stand up straight for 90 minutes. that is going to fall over at the podium. they are realizing that that is not actually a good thing to keep saying, because that's not what's going to happen. with a few days left, he's trying to do this 182 asked lane, he's going to be perky and really good. same exacting after the state of the union. they didn't think you would make it through 75 minutes. not only did he make it, he knocked it out of the park. >> so as we go, heading into thursday, and the president is at camp david and on breakdown and preparing. how has trump changed since you prepared hillary clinton for a debate? >> in 2016, i would start with the fact that his campaigns have changed, in the sense of what his message is. ultimat

your whole campaign was about locking hillary clinton up. now, trump's supporters also really want to lock up the president's son, hunter biden, who coincidently went on trial today on gun and tax charges brought against him by holdovers from the trump administration at the justice department. you know, the same doj that literally locked up michael cohen for his part in the scheme that trump was just convicted on last week. well, according to donald trump and republicans, weirdly enough, it seems joe biden has now weaponized the justice system against his own son. make it make sense. but back to my revelation. it seems clear that what republicans want is for the law to go back to the way it was historically when men like donald trump and men like them could literally get away with murder. they want that world pack. donald trump's own sense of personal impunity is so strong, he's even calling on his favorite justices on the supreme court to intervene before he's sentenced in july four days before the republican convention. the supreme court h

and hillary clinton had to throw it in after james comey makes his phone call, love dove and days out, or the laptop stuff. this is politics always has issues in the future. it will always have close elections. you can't say it's too close to call trump did not admit he lost in 2020. that's my main and all around the world, i was a peace corps out there. i always bragged myself, i'd say no, we got these countries like zimbabwe and they're just starting off with democracy. but there's always some clown who says it was a fixed election, or it was rigged. that's a joke. in our country. there's always somebody who won election night, whether it was adly stevenson or somebody would come forward and say, john mccain or hillary clinton the next morning. and she sat at the hotel pennsylvania. i lost. yeah, that's what americans should do. you have to say. i lost. well, that's just, that's what takes the system work that's a good question i just agree with you. >> i think that there are very serious issues that a lot of these swing voters who are still undecided are considering as they look at