>> again, i heard what jennifer palmieri said it's not a serious topic.on't say that. >> tucker: it's the most serious. >> only reason throwing that as a possibility nobody in the united states congress is proposing that is because everything else is caving inng on the trump white house and so forth. so let's get the base riled up by talking about confiscation. >> tucker: hold on, if you say we want a ban on assault weapons, what does that mean? this is what all the kids lecturing us on television don't want to talk about.n you don't want to talk about it. >> i'm happy to talk about it. >> tucker: what if you possess one?e? can you keep it? can you give it to your son? can you buy the ammunition for it? these are the questions that matter. >> so nikolas cruz mowed down a bunch of students in florida with a gun he could not have acquired in connecticut. so connecticut has figured out a way to pass a statute that would have actually kept nikolas cruz from buying the gun. you call it what it is but everybody else calls it an assault weapon. >> tucker: what d

vargas and jennifer palmieri have both hinted about that recently on this show.ch. >> i do believe that we should have universal voting for everyone to ensure that everyone has. >> tucker: from citizens of other countries. >> no taxation without representation. that's a fundamental. >> tucker: anyone in the world who comes to the united states and buying a deck of marlboros and pays a sales tax that person could vote. >> if that person comes to contribute to the country let him have a say in his government. >> tucker: let foreigners vote. i hope the democrats run on that. i think it will be a fun election. >> tucker: details matter you said should never vote. i vote your party will overtake you on that question. we will see. >> maybe if congress never does anything to address immigration. >> tucker: would any other country tolerate that? would that idea be taken seriously any place but in the united states? mexico doesn't take it seriously. in fact the mention can constitution explicitly says quote foreigners shall not in any way involve themselves in the politic

joining us next is clinton and obama confident jennifer palmieri.he will join us in just a she will join us in just a second. ♪ applebee's to go. order online and get $10 off $30. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ >> tucker: cnn poet laureate chris cuomo is wise in many ways. but today he confessed he can't figure out why people seem to think the left wants to ban guns. >> you've got the president of united states this morning tweeting that the second amendment will never be repealed, we must have -- who is calling for it? >> tucker: who is calling fordo it? i don't know. how about former supreme court justice john paul stevens who just wrote a "new york times" piece 24 hours ago with the hard to interpret title "repeal the second amendment." brad stevens agrees. >> you are not going to get a handle on the problem of america's gun culture while there is a constitutional right to own a weapon. most of the guns in the country isn't done with ar-15s. or the assault weapons i suspect both of us would like to see banned they're done with hand

noel noelle, jennifer palmieri, still with me. h.r.aster, even though it was reported last night he is leaving, my reporting says he was packing his bags to go on a trip today on behalf of the white house. how does he conduct his job? >> i think the credibility of the national security team is in bad shape. they have mcmaster -- there's a lot of reason to believe mcmaster doesn't have the faith of the president of the united states. and that the president of the united states this week told everyone he lies to his allies. so it is -- there's just not any way that -- whether it's mcmaster or pompeo or mattis can go overseas and speak with authority about this is the position of the united states of america and you can rely on it. and that is, you know, that's an incredibly dangerous place for the united states to be. but, you know, the president saying what he did about lying to justin trudeau and just making it up, it's not as though world leaders don't understand that donald trump lies. but when he says it publicly, it puts them on th

jennifer palmieri was a top adviser to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. she has advice for women who want to run. she also served as communications director for president obama. her book "dear madam president" is out this week. i'm glad you could be here today. the book is quite special. it's a small slim volume. >> slim, yeah. >> dana: i like the rose gold as well. >> yeah. they did a nice job with the design. >> dana: do you think if hillary clinton would have won you would have written a book as well? >> no. >> dana: no? >> i see -- i think i had two experiences. one we share, which is being, i watched what happens with the women candidate at that level, presidential campaign. and then the other is being a woman who worked in politics, as you and i did. pretty high levels in the white house. and i had a lot of great mentors, men and women both. but it's a high pressure situation for women. i felt like i got lessons from both experiences. i think if she had won, i might bear some of the obstacles that i think women face, and it's not that men are trying

jennifer palmieri, you remember her? she compares the trump white house to the godfather. think we have some sound on this. >> you remember the scene from the godfather. we so often have to go back to the god far it. this administration for points of reference. but when they got rid of the you five heads of the other crime families in one swoop. i feel like the purging you see in the staff the last few days and week is about mueller and is about anxiety. judge jeanine: you know what's amazing about this? in my open, i talked about the crime family and that one being in the fbi. that 7th floor in the fbi building. what do you think of the crime family comparison? >> what jeb for should have said is leave the gun, take the cannoli. she missed the whole point. the reason there have been various people leaving government, donald trump is a business guy. he's used putting people around him who are competent. and if the people around him aren't getting the job done, he lets them go. people in washington are dumbstruck that you would have somebody who would take seriously the rol

jennifer palmieri who was the communications director for hillary clinton, she was on the 2:00 show todayshe has a new book out. she talked about hillary clinton. the book is not just about why she didn't win but roseanne barr, and one of the parts she says i voted for him because he talked about jobs. it really does come down to that. if you are looking at those very narrow margins in wisconsin, michigan. i think pennsylvania was gone away. michigan and wisconsin for sure. that narrow slice, if she had just talked about jobs more, it might've put her over the edge. >> juan: did she say the house was at risk? i thought to myself, now we are in the fiction world. did that really change the number of jobs? the whole tone is based on elgin, illinois. i don't see all of a sudden left behind rust belt cities have been revived. >> dana: these types of reunion shows don't always work. >> greg: "fuller house" was a bomb. >> dana: you wonder what characters you liked from 20 years ago. what would that character be like today? >> greg: "friends" would be interesting. >> dana: there would be all sor

. >> dana: yesterday i had a chance to talk to jennifer palmieri. i asked her about the record number of women running for office this year. i asked her what she thought that was about. take a listen. >> do you think more women are running in response to hillary clinton's candidacy or in response to president trump? >> my impression is it's in response to president trump. and i think that it was, you know, a lot of women voted for president trump. i get that. i think that for women who didn't, it was surprising and it was unnerving that they thought that the country was going to make a different decision and it didn't. >> dana: do you think no matter what the turnout is like in 2018, that there will be more women in congress at the end of this year? >> well, we have a record number of women who are running all across the country. i hope that we live to see a pink wave, dana. i have never seen a pink wave. i have seen a blue wave, a red wave. i have never seen a pink wave. women who now believe it's time for them to haver that seats at the table. to

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joining me now, jennifer palmieri, former communication director for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign, white house communications director under president obama. author of "dear madam president." congratulations. i cannot tell you how excited i am about this book. i thought it was going to be a campaign book. we heard other campaign books and obviously i was interested in reading yours but there is not a campaign book. this is a book about all of us, about women and men, and how we relate to our lives and our professional lives. i'm so moved by it, i have to say. >> oh, my gosh. i'm so grateful. thank you. >> what inspired you? >> i am so glad to hear you say that. i had a lot of people in mind from different professions and you certainly have been a trail blazer for women in your own. so you were in my head, too, as i was writing this. so i'm glad you recognized your own experience in it. i wanted to -- i to -- i feltth this moment, you know, after we lost, after the clinton campaign lost and trump won and that was pretty devastating for a lot of women. but i think so many of us chose

jennifer palmieri from the clinton campaign has a new book out. she is going to join us tomorrow night that will be fun. good night from washington. sean hannity is next. >> sean: hey, tucker. great show as always. welcome to hannity. multiple breaking news stories to bring you tonight. show down brewing at this hour in the sanctuary state of california some now revolting against that state's insane policies that literally shield criminal illegal immigrants. one california county has a new plan to bust the golden state policies and actually help ice enforce america's immigration laws. the under sheriff from orange county who is fighting back will join us exclusively tonight. show you all out hysteria coming from the left after the commerce department announced that the 2020 census will actually ask respond dents if they are citizens. citizens questioned on the census. the horror. the american left is in a complete meltdown don't tonight. after all but guaranteeing a wall on the southern border, the president is now closer tonight than you think to

i heard your interview with jennifer palmieri, which was gentle.here is a sense among democrats, what is it that you want, madam. what is it that we can help you with so that you can finally have some peace and closure here. her analog in this is not mitt romney, people who almost won. her analog is michael dukakis, took the award for worst democratic nominee. dukakis wasn't running a around talking about what a victim he was. regardless of gender, democrats, everybody would have said you have to go away, this is not helping. i don't know what she wants. but if the democrats want to maximize their opportunities this fall, somebody better give it to her. >> dana: in the past, before cell phones and all, you could have gone to targeted districts where her presence may have helped. what happens now is no matter where any of us go it becomes big international news. if she's going to be in the press talking about her elections, and relitigating that, that is going -- she's going to continue to lead the news. >> the damage the clintons of done to the dem

. >> jennifer palmieri, i want to ask you a question and turn to the question facebook, good or bad, evil for our democratic process given what we now know. but there was a question asked of mark zuckerberg last night on cnn about the role of whether facebook impacted the election or not. i want to hear what mark zuckerberg had to say last night. >> knowing what you know now, do you believe facebook impacted the results of the 2016 election? >> oh, that is hard. you know, i think that it is -- it's really hard for me to have a full assessment of that. you know, the reality is -- well, there are so many different forces at play. >> jennifer, you lived the 2016 presidential election in a close up way. is it hard for you to believe it facebook had an impact? >> it is the most powerful platform the universe has ever seen. it more than any entity, press or otherwise, was the platform from which people learned news about the presidential campaign. so, it had an extraordinary impact. and i think that they had a -- it sort of fascinates me to watch, makes me want to put on my jambies, put on

jennifer palmieri from the clinton campaign has a new book out.. good night from washington. sean hannity is next. >> sean: hey, tucker. great show as always. welcome to "hannity." multiple breaking news stories to bring you tonight. showdown brewing at this hour in the sanctuary state of california some now revolting against thatat state's insane policies that literally shield criminal illegal immigrants. one california county has a new plan to buck the golden state policies and actually help i.c.e. enforce america's immigration laws. the under sheriff from orange county who is fighting back will join us exclusively tonight. plus, we'll show you all out hysteriacoming from the left after the commerce department announced that the 2020 census will actually asky respondents if they are d citizens.