(solo) 'jill.' [gasps] 'jill? jill, come on, wake up. come on.' yes, come on, wake up, come on. it's the real tom blenman. he was killed and his body hidden here so friedlander could take his place. how far is the lake from here? a-about 15 miles, why? he was drowned. he has rope burnrns on his hands. yeah, i don't understand either. we better try to find a way back to town. come on. want some fresh water from spinner's new well? no, all i want is to get safely in the house. oh, let's not tell spinner what happened. we'll just say we had some trouble with the car and got messed up. i rather not involve anybody else in our troubles. oh. well, jill, mr. blenman. mrmrspinner, our-our car broke down and.. well, come on in. come on in. thank you. i declare, jill, you look like you've been a sodden wildcat. 'why, you sure arare a mess.' [spinner laughing] oh, well, what did you kids do? try to push it on your hands and knees? i got a whole garage full of automobiles just sitting out there, doing nothing. i'd invite you to stay but i got an oilman up from dallasas he's kind of an oddba

jill: i know you last few years. there has been a lot happening in the world that would influence that. talk to me about that. >> it goes back as far as world war ii. most recently with the global war on terrorism, we have seen improvised devices. that has brought us to the forefront being integrated. part of being integrated is being where they are. when you look at the infantry and airborne, we were never part culminating this week with our first jumps in support of the 82nd airborne division. jill: let's talk more about that. this is specific to the airborne functions. what was it you were trying to accomplish in that jump that just happened? >> we jumped a platoon sized formation to support a battalion sized herbal information -- airborne formation. they would jump first and have no support until aircraft could land on the ground we are closing that gap and being there for them when they hit the ground. we are immediately able to support their operations. jill: if this were in practice on the ground, you would ju

- um, jill? - diane? they know jill, so-- - hey! - she and diane can work the complaint. - [ medavoy ] sure. oh, marshall, you remember jill. - you're a detective nowow - yeah. excuse me. diane, could i work this interview alone? i'm gettin' thrown off cases left and right. [ chuckles ] this way. this does not belong here. [ paper bag rustling ] come on in, folks. lucy always liked jill. fine. please. you didn't answer when i asked how lucy was doing. it was after her divorce that things started going bad. that's when the stealing started. she was an addict before that, and that's why her marriage ended. as far as the stealing goes, it was mostly little things. going into my purse. more embarrassing than anything. so, lucinda was living with you after the divorce? oh, she still comes over, of course-- she comes over after we threw her out, and last night she stole from us again-- and this is ththend of it. which was a law school graduation present from my father. in terms of the criminin aspects, their value to us is largely sentime

jill denison. yes, i'm sure she will, mr. sololo [beeping continues] i mean in our r ganization, mr. solo. oh, no. heather's been with us almost a year. she usus to a stewardess. she-- never mind, never mind. let's get at it. yes. now, this is the denison farm. 'house, wheat fields, silos.' 'the shadowed area represents the acac acquisitioned' 'by the air force for the s-9 installation.' 'now, this is a aubterranean cross section.' 'concrete roof is camouflaged to blend in with the wheat.' ''it's timed to slide open ten seconds before the launch.' 'the plane is locked in and catapulted at 45 degrees.' 'much like a pebble in a slingshot.' was the imposter ever allowed to enter these underground units? no, he never got closer than walking guard duty top side. the s-9 9 guarded around the clock by air force mps with top security clearance. yet, we must assume the imposter initiated a relationship with the denison girl as a cover yes, i'd say so. the plane is launched by radio signal? no, it's pilot triggers the launch. there is

it's jill stein but jill stein had 1%. this isn't going to change anything for jill stein. where is hillary clinton in all of this? >> the clinton campaign of course has many supporters who continue to be disappointed and upset about the result and would be willing to support and have poured money into jill stein's effort to make certain that the election was carried out without any outside interference from foreign entity like the russians, that whole theory or the simple mechanism of an election win properly. i was there in 2000 when we went through a protracted recount in florida and in states, we see recounts that will occasionally result in a change in the outcome or there is a close, close race where a recount is triggered automatically. many th in this case, the clinton team is supporting at arm's length and by that, i mean, their legal counsel, mark alias, he's supporting this in the sense that when a recount takes place, typically, you have representatives from the parties to observe the process. that is in part to ensure that the recount is also done in a proper p

jill stein found her telephone marginalized by

george martin/ambassador of peace for jill stein's shadow cabinet: "there is no smoking gun. there's not something that we're pointing to say that this is wrong in wisconsin, pennsylvania. what we are saying is that there's enough peripheral evidence to warrant that our system should be investigated." and the party says it quickly raised the millions required to formally request a recount in those select states. george martin/ambassador of peace for jill stein's shadow cabinet: "we're not doing this to the benefit of one candidate over the other. we're doing this for the benefit of the american public. so that we can trust that our votes are counted." i'm mary moloney reporting. the deadline to file the recount rees pennsylvania is monday. michigan's is wednesday. a young boy spent his thanksgiving giving back to those in need. we'll show you the meals he put together... so others could celebrate the

this is jill stein on her own. they decided to join it because they feel like it's important to fired up to say, this is already happening. we're going to go out and piggyback on this. jill stein ended up getting 50,000 votes in the state of michigan. the margin is 10,000. you end up looking at wisconsin, the margin there was -- is about 20,000. jill stein got more than 30,000 votes. pennsylvania wasn't going to make a big difference. having jill stein lead this -- >> do you have an >> you had the better one. >> we don't those votes would have gone to hillary clinton. >> or not voted. >> they might not have voted. the bottom line is, i don't understand why anybody is so excited about this. the constitution allows for this. state constitution allows for this. jill stein is using it as a way to raise money. i don't like that it's fuelling the fire of this not my president. don't vote for donald trump, don't for hillary clinton, but >> let's pifvot to the conflict of interest issue. p se >> i don't think donald trump

hillary people looking for a miracle invested in jill stein and jill stein is going to pocket that moneyortunately. it will be a lose lose situation. here we are 2016. >> kristin you get the final word here. >> you actually look at jill stein's own web site, it says right there in the fine print that all of the money raised may not even go to this recount effort. we don't know where this money is going. it acts as a financial scam. jill stein is not exactly as pure as wind driven snow. this is a woman who has been arrested multiple times. she was behind bars in 2012. we don't know where this money is going or what the motive behind this is. >> the deadline to file in pennsylvania is today. wisconsin slated to have a meeting at 9:30 a.m. this morning wisconsin time. we will see. >> thank you so much for joining us. >>> 19 minutes after the hour liberal mayors defy president elect trump and keep their city's sank arias for illegals. one governor just said not so fast. how would you like to earn tickets for the super bowl for the rest of your life? whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that l

jill stein. he called it ridiculous in a statement yesterday and last night a series of tweets tying it back to hillary clinton and the democrats. let me read for you one of those tweets from trump last night. he said, quote, the green party scam is to fill up their coiffeurs and is being joined by the baddley defelted and demoralized dems. jill stein raised this money online when she raised the possibility she would challenge wisconsin. she raised more than enough to question it. that raised the question what she was going to do with all of this money. yesterday on cnn stein promised those who donated that the money would be used for the right reasons. take a listen. >> for his information, this is all going into a dedicated and segregated account so that it can only be spent on the recount campaign. >> now the clinton campaign continues to maintain that their involvement in this effort is on the periphery. mark elias who's a campaign counsel wrote a lengthy post on medium where he said that the

what democrats are saying is, jill stein has led this effort, and i am not here to defend jill steinny circumstances, but she says she wants to get folks together to do the recount. now you have the clinton campaign coming in to make sure it's on the up and up. we do have evidence that our elections in general were tampered with. we know that the russians dipped their toe into our elections more than a couple of times with fake news, with hacking of the democratic national committee, the clinton campaign's personal e-mails. it's not hypocrisy. it's coming in to ensure that whatever recount is happening, is happening on the up and up. and if there's anything that's found, we'll deal with it as it comes. >> scotty, 30 seconds. go. >> what's interesting, you don't hear the democrats screaming back in 2008 when barack obama lost to hillary clinton the popular vote, we didn't hear the idea of rigging. instead they accepted it and pushed barack obama who became president. it's time to move on and unify the countries. >> what is remarkable, you look at the amount raised, millions of dollars

jill stein joins me to explain her motivation. president obama reportedly planning to cram through a bunch of executive orders before he leaves office. what's he got his sleeve, a phone and a pen? is time travel really possible? new research suggests it could be. we are ready to break it down. so grab your helmet. it's time to blast off. dr. jill stein found her telephone marginalized by democrats as the press sympathetic to hillary during the presidential race. she claude her way across the country, piquing the interest of saddened bernie voters only to be shut out of the presidential debates and mocked privately and publicly by hillary supporters. why would a woman month tweeted this about hillary. remember when hillary clinton called the tpp the gold stand card or called black youth super predators for voted for the iraq war? it's a close vote to overturn the results in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. does this smeenl jill is with her? it's curious in just over six days dr. stein has raised $6 million. but over the course

and jill stein filed for a recount in pennsylvania. michigan just finished counting yesterday and they are headed for a recount as well. bret baier, anchor of the fox news channel. the question i have is who is funding this recount? bret: that was a nice open by you. jury trial stein aside from your interview has don'ter interviews. when she was asked about the donors she claims they are 90 something percent of small donors under $100 she said. but you can donate $2,700 and there is nothing preventing anybody like a george soros or a person who has the capability of bundling people to donate. she could not confirm whether george soros was a donor to this effort. she said if she found oute was, she would give the money back. the fact that she raised $7 million in 7 days which is exponentially more than she raised for two presidential runs, this is quite something. kennedy: it's very curious. i still do not believe that this is jill stein on her own making a stand at the top of that mountain. i just don't think that she has the marketing

>> jill: nothing's going on.

let's ask jill herself, it's green party nominee dr. jill stein.come back. >> great to be with you. kennedy: let's talk about this a little bit. i'm surprised the mainstream media has taken an interesting authentic candidate like yourself, they were so obsessed with bernie sanders and you've got the embodiment of this new political tapestry and essentially ignored and you smothered your candidacy, what do you think about that? >> it speaks volumes they are a house of cards which is falling down. my campaign is a very inconvenient truth, that there is a politics of integrity out there. people have really had enough with these candidates from the very start, they were the most disliked and distrusted candidates in our history, and every day now there are more revelations about how both of them are, you know, walking, talking scandal machines, and people are clamoring for something else. 76% of voters wanted to have open debates, they wanted to know about these two other candidates who are their choices. the corporate media, the apologists for the dem

if jill stein's reputation is dmajtd process, who cares. they have kept hillary just far enough out of thelimelight to seem innocentsish. i'm kennedy. earlier today donald trump officially won michigan so he's the winner of that state. all through states where jill stein wants a recounts. let's talk to the green lady herself. welcome back, jill. so what is the point of this recount push? are you trying to change the outcome of the he selection. >> no.we announced we were goino michigan before we knew who the winner was. it could well have been hillary clinton as well. this is not a partisan action. this is on behalf of frustrated, cynical, disappointed voters, 80% according to a "new york times" poll said they were disgusted by the process of this election. unman happy with the candidates and the dialogue and very unhappy with these voting machines that we saw being hack. we saw data bases being hacked, we saw state voter data bases in illinois, arizona and 2 other states being -- and 20 other states being tampered with. kennedy: you are ma

jill stein is about jill stein. and what she's doing that's terrible is, is that she's t tapping into the heartbreak of hillary clinton supporters, who cannot make sense of the election results, especially since they were so close. i don't think she would be doing this if this were a ten-point race. >> and eric, you've got this situation where jill stein, who is a regular contributor to r.t., "russia today," which is implicated in the disinformation campaign that infected this election. you had russian propaganda more retweeted, more viewed than actual news. it just swamped, you know, i think it was a description in "the washington post," that it was like spitting into a tsunami, trying to counter all of the propaganda that was coming, including from "r.t.," where she is a contributor, where she essentially opposed the eu's attempts to go anti-propaganda -- an anti-propaganda resolution, to stop russia from doing this in europe. jill stein went on their air, back in november, back last year, and opposed that. so thi

. >> jill: oh, there you are! happy thanksgiving, darling. >> billy: it doesn't smell like thanksgiving. >> jill: well, of course it does. fall is in the air. can't you smell the scent of pine? >> billy: i'm talking about the smell of turkey. you said hurry because the food is almost done. >> jill: well, surely, god, you didn't expect that i would be cooking? >> billy: no, no, i know better than that, but i expected catered turkey at least. you lied to me? >> jill: no, no, no. you assumed. the food is getting ready down at crimson lights, where you and i will be feeding the homeless. >> billy: [ chuckles ] okay. all right. what's going on? >> jill: what do you mean, what's going on? >> billy: well, i'm not buying this sudden humanitarian impulse from you. >> jill: billy, i thought it would be nice if you and i gave

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. >> jill: oh, there you are!appy thanksgiving, darling. >> billy: it doesn't smell like thanksgiving. >> jill: well, of course it does. fall is in the air. can't you smell the scent of pine? >> billy: i'm talking about the smell of turkey. you said hurry because the food is almost done. >> jill: well, surely, god, you didn't expect that i would be cooking? >> billy: no, no, i know better than that, but i expected catered turkey at least. you lied to me? >> jill: no, no, no. you assumed. the food is getting ready down at crimson lights, where you and i will be feeding the homeless. >> billy: [ chuckles ] okay. all right. what's going on? >> jill: what do you mean, what's going on? >> billy: well, i'm not buying this sudden humanitarian impulse from you. >> jill: billy, i thought it would be nice if you and i gave back to the community, okay, something altruistic. it's not like the first time we've done this. >> billy: what's going on? >> jill: nothing's going on. >> billy:

a good reminder of what the season is all about, right, jill? >> absolutely, giving back a little. >> you got it, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >>> still ahead -- new zika fear, the first locally transmitted case of the virus is reported in texas. we're looking at what people are doing to protect themselves. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, essure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. as

i understand why jill stein is doing it. she's raising a heck of a lot of money, ever $6 million so far. >> she still has to spend it on the recount. >> in wisconsin they said she can also spend it on building of the green party. she can use it as a platform. for the clinton people to add to this i think is a great insult to american people, because there's no value in it. it's just going to divide america more. >> but you can't call the process itself a fraud, and i agree with you that i have issues with doing a recount because i don't think it's going to change anything. but there are rules here and she is within the rules and laws here, so i wouldn't call what she's doing fraud. i don't think it's necessarily helpful. i think it would have been more helpful if she dropped out. >> there is a weird conundrum for trump. he seems to have a hard time accepting his victory. who was it that ran for mayor of new york and he was asked what will you do if you win, and he said i'll demand a recount. >>> coming up, a field of determi

>> jill: oh, there you are! happy thanksgiving, darling. >> billy: it doesn't smell like thanksgiving. >> jill: well, of course it does. fall is in the air. can't you smell the scent of pine? >> billy: i'm talking about the smell of turkey. is almost done. >> jill: well, surely, god, you didn't expect that i would be cooking? >> billy: no, no, i know better than that, but i expected catered turkey at least. you lied to me? >> jill: no, no, no. you assumed. the food is getting ready down at crimson lights, where you and i will be feeding the homeless. >> billy: [ chuckles ] okay. all right. what's going on? >> jill: what do you mean, what's going on? >> billy: well, i'm not buying this sudden humanitarian impulse from you. >> jill: billy, i thought it would be nice if you and i gave back to the community, okay, something altruistic. it's not like the first time we've done this. >> billy: what's going on?

completely uncutting jill stein's effort. this helps jill stein. does it help her?- i have a full screen quote to put up her in the interview on npr and she basically said -- i don't have it in front of me which is why i'm waiting and not necessarily going to change the outcome. >> that's exactly right. helps her with the fund raising going on. costing millions of dollars and in the "milwaukee journal" in wisconsin and the green party said whatever money is not spent is spent on their campaign schools. the recruitment. so this is not exactly -- when donald trump says it's a scam i believe him. this is not certifying the election result. she said it's probably fine. >> let me agree with ron. i think jill stein should commit every penny goes back to the people that gave her the money and not used as a fund-raiser for the green party. >> she won't do that. >> she should do that. we should call on her to do that. designed for a purpose for the recount and not using it for the green party. >> we have seen donald trump put up a number of tweets this morning and took the h

jill stein is exploring. clinton campaign is coming in to make sure it is done right. >> i want to bring in scotty nel hughes. we have her on the telephone. we have you in person there. i want to ask you, on the wake of what we heard her say. trump claimed the election was rigged and he had people monitor polling stations. he said, all three states were won by large numbers. in michigan, he was up by 10,000. if there was a possibility that election systems were compromised or hacked and votes were counted improperly, should that be investigated. >> the difference what mr. trump was saying for the last year and a half and what the democrats and jill stein are claiming are two different things. they are claiming somebody outside of the u.s. came in and hacked and changed votes forever. mr. trump was claiming it was a rigged system that was against him. you had there at the polls actual votes happening that day. there could be polls or vote switching. it wouldn't have been an outside group coming in to aller ele

jill stein is defending the vote recount effort.d to her in the last hour shortly after trump released that statement. here is what she said. >> he may be creating his own facts here, as he's been known to do sometimes in the past. and i think, you know, he himself said that it was a rigged election, unless he won it. the point to drive home here is that having a secure elections process benefits us all. and i invite everyone, i invite donald trump's campaign, hillary's campaign. we've had calls out to gary johnson's campaign. this should be a nonpartisan, people-powered effort to ensure that we can rely on the integrity and the security of our votes. >> joining me now to discuss, scotty nell hughes, she supported trump throughout the election. also with us, the former chairman of the washington, dc democratic party. he supported hillary clinton. scotty nell, you heard what jill stein had to say. should this be a nonpartisan effort, especially for a candidate who insisted that the system is rigged? >> absolutely there should be a no

and i think jill stein is a straw woman for the clinton campaign. this is nonsense that somehow hillary is just making sure that she's being honest. there's no honesty here. and by the way, judge, you know how much it costs to run a recount. where are they getting the money to run the recount? she couldn't even run her campaign and suddenly she has millions of dollars for a recountry? look, i would ask chris to find out which one of his democratic friends is bankrolling this recount. is it george soros or somebody else? who is it? >> brad, you know that there are a lot of people very upset about this election on the left and they -- >> but donald trump won. >> yeah, and we accept that. i think that most mainstream democrats accept that, willing to give him the benefit of the doubt though he doesn't deserve it anymore. >> he doesn't deserve it? the guy -- he had 306 electoral votes. she had 232. even if they switch wisconsin and michigan he still winds it. they're not going to switch pennsylvania because there's still 70,000 votes that are going to f

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. stocks retreated monday following last week's big gains. consumer companies and banks were hardest hit. amazon lost 1.5%. barnes and noble fell 2%. the dow finished 54 points lower. the s&p lost 11 points. the nasdaq was down 30 points. >>> at&t is getting into the new streaming tv service. called directv now will be available starting tomorrow, it will offer 100 channels with a starting price of $35 a month. >>> theranos is being sued for fraud. the suit claims that theranos operations and technology to foreign investors. it's brought by robert colman, a silicon valley deal maker. theranos announced that would close its labs and wellness centers following news that its testing centers following news that its technology is not what it seems. >>> aircraft manufacturer boeing received illegal tax break from washington. the wpo said in exchange for subsidies, boeing agreed to keed effectively excluding foreign competition. this is part of a larger legal battle between u.s., boeing, europ

jill stein did. just saying she wants to make sure the process is followed and will have her representatives on the ground. i think actually hillary is following through with exactly what she said, which is we want this election to be fair and accurate. every vote counts. she's not expecting a change in the results, but she does want to make sure that the votes are counted. and look, we did see in a course of two weeks wisconsin go from 27,000 to 22,000 just from a few counties changing a number of votes. so i think it's a good process to follow through, and if people have confidence in the election, i don't know what the worry is with just following through the process. if people think it's accurate, if the trump campaign thinks the numbers are accurate, president-elect trump thinks these things are accurate, i don't know why he's so anxious about it, why he needs to attack hillary about the results. >> have you spoken to hillary clinton about this? >> i have not spoken to her about this, but i have

jill stein has raised a bunch of money.ion at this point for the recount effort in wisconsin in particular. wisconsin only has ten electoral votes.'s like -- it's not going get her where she needs to be. so the fact that she's joining this effort is a little bit, you know, puzzling to me even as a democrat. >> andrew, as a republican, i'm sure you want to weigh in here and i'm thinking if jill stein can get things overturned in new york and wisconsin and florida and she might be able to get to 270 at some point. >> everyone but fox news and xm patriot is promoting this national popular vote. we have never chosen a president simply on the national populous vote. but because our civics teachings are so bad, people are believing that donald trump somehow walked away with something he didn't earn. you win by the electoral college. that's it. >> on social media, harlin, a lot of people saying where is this money coming from? jill stein raised nothing like this when she was an actual candidate for president. is this hillary peopl

>> jill: no, no, no. you assumed. the food is getting ready down at crimson lights, where you and i will be feeding the homeless. >> billy: [ chuckles ] okay. all right. what's going on? >> jill: what do you mean, what's going on? >> billy: well, i'm not buying this sudden humanitarian impulse from you. >> jill: billy, i thought it would be nice if you and i gave back to the community, okay, something altruistic.

i mean, it's jill stein. and frankly, jill stein has nothing to gain. there's no way she can win.nly person this could even remotely benefit is hillary clinton, and i think it's somewhat naive to suggest that the democrat party, hillary clinton and that campaign are not involved. i will submit this. she is placating the left. everybody knows that this will go nowhere, and i think it's because she is planning on running for another office, and i would say keep your eye on the mayor of new york. this is a woman who is not going to go away quietly into that night. >> all right. that is, of course, very interesting. i need to move on to another topic because i want to get you guys to weigh in on cuba. so, what will u.s.-cuba relations look like under president trump? it's been talked about all weekend long. incoming chief of staff priebus said communist regime must change before any progress for normalization to continue. listen. >> there is going to have to be some movement from cuba in order to have a relationship with the united states. and i think the president-elect has been very

on our political color palette tonight, trump's congress, and the green party's jill sign will -- jill stein will be on the show in a few moments. donald trump nominated georgia congressman tom price, a six term as republican, and longtime arch enemy of the affordable care act and medicare system. >> the president is delusional. this is real-time stuff for real people and real people are getting hurt because of the president's program. this is unconscionable. the description he is causing for the men and women out there trying to care for patients in this country is astounding. we must get a handle on the spending in this country. it has to be few medicare reform, medicaid reform, and social security. they are destined for failure. we have a plan i hear, a positive plan that puts patients and doctors and families in charge. the president has not called it. john: price has repeatedly proposed legislation to repeal obamacare with a measure that would offer -- today, chuck schumer called the hhs pick way out of the norm. there may be enough senate votes to block confirmation, citing price

i think jill stein might have guilt by association. a lot of people think it could have lead to a hillary clinton victory. i think if you will blame anybody blame jill stein. it is kind of like a silly dewad debate. we have people who talked about the rigged system. what i think we should be focusing on, what happened with the russians? why did they hack the dnc e-mails? why did they release the wikileaks e-mails? it should be troubling to every american. we should focus on how to defend the integrity. it is so disturbing. the russians, if they got away with it this time they are not about to stop. >> i want to just quickly move on and talk about mitt romney. you know, we just heard kellyann conway speaking out really against romney. do you think trump is really considering him or just stringing him along? is there an wall thor yor motive? >> i think he is magnanimous in looking at many candidates. i think that's why he had the meeting to see if they could, you know, bury the hatchet on what they actually believe things like russia and