>> jenna, jill, jill, jenna. our colors, red and blue. we have jenna, red. and jill, blue. >> i'm going to have to work on remembering that. but i will. how would you describe the bond between the two of you? >> we're pretty close. >> our bond is special. growing up, our mom treated us more as a unit. >> one person. >> a unit. >> did you ever go through a period where you felt like you needed to do your own thing? >> no. i've always enjoyed having my sister. >> we always wanted to be together. >> we didn't know the difference. >> the two sisters say exactly the same thing at exactly the same time. like they share the same brain. she literally is your other half, and she literally is yours. >> yeah. >> but when they were younger, being two halves of a whole had its downside. >> growing up, we felt out of place. >> like a freak. >> we felt like, because, there's not a lot of twins around. >> when jill and jenna reached their teens, they began to date. but found many boys were jealous of their bond and would try to

and the kids, they were like, my grandkids. >> jill, jill. >> little jill, yeah.tell me about her. >> she was a character. she really was. just a funny little girl. if she didn't have your attention, she'd get it. >> she was very -- i think she would have been very athletic. she was gifted in that way. >> and brad was the swimmer, right? >> he loved it. he was great at it. being a father, i thought, "this kid's good." >> reporter: there were gatherings with david's sprawling extended family, the lockharts -- the descendants of nine brothers and sisters on david's mother's side. the lockharts were so entrenched in this patch of southern indiana that they had a road named after them. lockhart road. where david's family lived. >> there could not have been a better place for us to be when all of this terrible stuff happened. >> reporter: the awful news raced through two families that night. david's sister julie was getting ready to go to bed when the phone rang. >> i said, "what?" "what are you, what are you talking about?" "what are you saying?" >> reporter: julie we

now come i don't know jill stein. i know a environmentalist and probably a good woman but the lesson she has a russian asset.

you don't have to be for jill stein. i didn't vote for jill stein. she's willing as t.r. said to get into the arena while the rest of us are sitting on our cans? no, i respect that. if you're going to make that charge about her or in the case of congresswoman gabbard who wore the uniform for her country, you better bring the goods. that's not a bar conversation that hillary had. oh, my god, she's an asset. pour me another round. no, it was said with some deliberation and intention. i know, i listened to the podcast. give me another one if we have time. hrc exactly the embodiment of all that is wrong with established politics. she called a u.s. army officer a traitor. where is the outrage? hillary only proves that she can't come to grips that at best, she's a marginally better person than trump. she won the popular vote. she's had a long and distinguished career. i have great respect for secretary clinton. i just thought that was a cheap shot and it kind of demeans her legacy. you should have spent more time in wisconsin. give me another one if i have

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they truly believe that jill stein is not on the scene anymore.abbard has been having these accusations against her for a long time. to us it sounds like crazy town conspiratorial. believe me, there is a lot of people who actually believe this. tulsi gabbard is going to have a press conference at 6:30 tonight. she will be able to be great, thank you, hillary clinton, for now making meet actual star of the week. primary between her and hillary by any means. and now, let me say i could take it all back if i found out that hillary clinton said it to keep the controversy going and her in the news for her book tour. >> jesse: oh. >> greg: she won the week though, you are right. the debate with a so boring. now we remember tulsi. >> jesse: that's right. >> jesse: do you think this is for book promotion? >> juan: no. i think it's very real. you look at the numbers. the reason this has been going around by the way is because tulsi gabbard has been supportive of people like assad and, you know, very open to putin. i mean, you can just look at the record. >

>> i know jill and i will both be there. so we'll bring you a full update. you know, this last minnesota rally he had was, i thought, quite off script. a lot of these rallies we see him sort of sticking to the script. he was pretty much 90 minutes of provocation. it was like his arya stark list. he went down one after another going after his favorite targets. we could definitely see that again. the idea he's going to dallas is certainly also a curious location. i don't think the campaign is concerned at all that the president's going to lose texas though there is this idea of trending blue. but he's really going there to help republicans, to help raise money and to help drum up support for local republicans, who maybe the president is still doing okay in texas. but we've seen a number now of republicans in texas in congress dropping off. i think it's an interesting location, and it kind of shows how concerned the republican party is about where texas is at, that they're taking the president's time and the money that it costs to put on one of these rallies to

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jill stein too.tein spent decades working as a position in boston before embarking on a second career as a left-wing activist. last cycle she ran the president that included a plant for the new deal, the normal list. according to harry, jill stein is also a russian agent. >> they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far. it's assuming jill stein will give it up which she might not because she's also a russian accent. she's a russian asset totally. >> tucker: stein is also a russian asset." she entails the gabbard are russian assets. some on the left are denying hillary clinton said that. she certainly did say. you just heard it in the tape is online and you can listen for yourself. and that she kept going. the president of the united states, hillary clinton explained, is being blackmailed by vladimir putin himself. >> donald trump is vladimir putin's dream. i don't know what putin has on him, whether it's personal and financial. i assume it is. >> tucker: in case you're

he is again pushing jill stein.ill stein's numbers, if you look at it in those three critical states, is the difference between president trump and president clinton. >> i agree. so i think other than creating some squeamish questions for people like me on air and you know maybe just adding a little bit of fodder to the hillary versus some of the 2020 hopefuls, i don't think this is a big story. i don't think tulsi is going to be a big contender. >> it wasn't a big story until hillary clinton addressed it and made it about gabbard. >> i'd quarrel with big. i think it's a story. >> the president in this ongoing q and a in the cabinet room has just said that his being impeached is a foregone conclusion. we'll wait for that tape to arrive any moment. thank you both so very much. >>> coming up, the mitts are off. what's behind utah republican senator mitt romney's liberation from the party line as he becomes one of the president's most vocal critics? vocal critis day 23. i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed wo

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now come i don't know jill stein. i know a environmentalist and probably a good woman but the lesson she has a russian asset. i don't know tulsi gabbard but i know when think she is not an asset of russia. these people are sick. there was something wrong with them. >> sean: i want to show you this and we will put it up on the screen for people at home. ukrainian efforts to sabotage trump backfire. this was january 11, 2017. you were inaugurated. this article talks about how ukraine worked with hillary to influence the elections. they give chapter and verse how they did it. now, as the president, do you feel there was -- you spent two and half years with russian collusion and ignore the dossier in ukraine admitting that they helped hillary. >> president trump: the dossier was a disgrace. the dossier was totally fake. now it has been proven to be fake. people, you know how that was done. you have a track record now and you know as well as everybody they are doing an investigation, but i think before you do the investiga

jill 79. jill stein. that is where this e insanity comes from, the problem is that plays right into trump's hand, behind the narrative that trump is not insane who he says these people are coocoofor coco puffs, she win win -- he said, i told u so, when people oppose her, she accuses them forking wit for --g with the russian. kennedy: very obvious that something was going on, but hillary showed her hand, and opened playbook, she is a russian, and in a ar they are gg her like a child at neverland. >> she is like that person you use at a party to play a joke on your friends, they don't know, they say go up to her ask her about the election, your friends are stuck talking for 3 1/2 hours, tulsi served the country for 16 years, and hillary destroyed a server, not quite the same. i wanted to believe, i wanted to believe that this was mock veilian thing. but it boosts her relevance to get her past warren and bernie. if she was that smart she might have gone to wisconsin. in detroit, once in a while, it was not t

jill, good to see you.e you listen to what cnn political commentator van jones had to say and how the comments of hillary clinton just kind of played into the hands of any objective that russia may have had. listen. >> if you're concerned about disinformation, if you're concerned -- what the russians do is they spread disinformation and get us divided against each other. that is what just happened. just throw out some information, disinformation, smear somebody. she's a former nominee of our party and she just came out against a sitting u.s. congresswoman, a decorated war veteran, and somebody who's running for the nomination of our party with just a complete smear and no facts. >> so, jill, russia, check, mission accomplished? >> well, often that is the case, fred. but i think here this is a complex thing because i understand on one level what hillary clinton is saying because many people know that in different elections, not just 2020 upcoming but in 2016 and even before russia can use people. they can us

i'm not fan of either jill stein or tulsi gabbard but they have every right to be upset this morning at the smear, the drive by character assassination by former secretary of state. if she has evidence that they are russian assets she has an obligation to go the fbi and turn over that evidence now or make it available to the american people. jon: garrett tenney has that story. >> tulsi gabbard had a number of things to say to hilary clinton starting with this tweet where she calls clinton the queen of warmongers embodiment of corruption and personification of the rot that's sickened the democratic party for so long. that comes after the 2016 democratic nominee strongly seemed to suggest during a pod cast interview that gabbard who is a military veteran is a russian asset along with 2016 green party nominee jill stein. >> i think they have their eye on somebody who is currently in democratic primary and grooming her to be the third party candidate. she's a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways to have supporting her so far. and that's assuming ji

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and that jill stein is a russian agent.said that earlier, because people would've realized she is crazy. she is crazy. >> harris: judy miller, fellow at the manhattan institute dan heninger, deputy editor of "the wall street journal" editorial page. both fox news contributor's. what is happening with clinton going after tulsi gabbard? >> that is a great question. she is at the bottom -- >> harris: this may help her in terms of name recognition. >> why is hillary bringing up the tinfoil hat stuff about somebody who is so far down in the running? it is like when hillary said deplorables. she thinks she does the stuff that is politically astute, but it is politically obtuse. it is destructive. now you have a lot of democrats like bernie sanders quickly trying to put distance between her and this comment. >> harris: i would imagine that bernie sanders has a little bit of salt in the room from the last time hillary clinton moving forward without him. >> because tulsi endorsed him during the 2016 campaign coming in hillary never

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jill colvin, white house reporter for the associated press. maya wiley, former assistant attorney for the southern district of new york, now a university professor at the new school here in new york. and the aforementioned michael schmidt, pulitzer prize winning correspondent for "the new york times."r good evening to all of you. really appreciate you stepping forward to help out our conversation and our fact finding here. michael, i'd like to begin with you. whose idea was it to present ukraine with a pledge in effect tying their agreement to look into the bidens with our agreement to loosen up military aid, by the way, to protect them from russia, that was approved by congress. >> that's what we're trying to figure out. moments ago capitol hill releasing new text messages and email messages that were exchanged between volker and giuliani and other senior state department officials to try and shed more light on how this statement actually came about. what was it that led these two career diplomats to raise the idea with the ukrainians that th

our thanks to peter baker, to molly o'toole, and to jill wine-banks. appreciate it very much. >>> coming up for us, a new move to pull the u.s. out of a treaty agreement with the russians. democrats charge it would be a gift to putin. so why would we want to do a thing like that? >>> and later, the president calls the impeachment inquiry a scam, but are people listening to that? new polling out tonight on where americans now stand on this issue, and it's a moving target. "the 11th hour" is just getting started. a view of the west wing on a tuesday night. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> senior house democrats are sounding the alarm over reports that president trump is planning to pull the u.s.

he used his state department to do it. >> jill colvin, it looks all kinds of bad. of course the specificity, the granularity has been in terms of the mueller report, this era that we're living in that has been bad to tell the central tenets of the story. but this much we know that this pledge notion apparently falls between the phone call and the releasing of the military aid, and that furthers the bad look, correct? >> yeah, absolutely. and just the speed with which this is coming forward, the fact that we already now as of tonight are being able to look directly at these text messages, this information exchange between the state department, between ukrainian officials. it's all developing so much faster than the mueller investigation did, which puts the president in a really difficult spot here because, you know, that was a months-long, years-long process where there was a lot of back and forth. you had people outside the white house weighing. you had the president's inside and outside legal teams who were working together to come up with strategies. and in this

i'm jill biden said husband and galleries rather.t is wonderfully be back amongst so many wonderful friends but i got to see so many -- look, i've been here a number of times in the past and what hillary and up a lot of you in this group of put together has turned out to be one of the most difficult things that we've done to build the party. you have been the heart and soul. it's not hyperbole. you been the heart and the democratic party and you have been to an awful lot together, including some of the really tough fights. we haven't won every one of the fights, but when we did win, it wasn't always on the first try either. but i record will show that we won most of them together. and it's due to the power and resilience of so many women in the room. not being solicitous. i saw all those qualities firsthand by the way. i could probably, because i'm characterizing the old guy, you see how old i am, but i probably campaigned in districts for more democratic candidates than anybody who is around. this last time out, any off your i went

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jill stein, i don't know, she hung out with putin. trump immediately defended jill stein. i was struck by that. maybe hillary clinton should have been a little more careful. i think it was an off-the-cuff remark. i don't think it changes anything. but the bringing together of syria shows the real world consequences of having donald trump as president and having him liberated, really. there's no jim mattis. there's no -- none of the senior people who were there in the first couple years whom republicans could tell themselves, you know, trump is a little wacky. he wants to do illegal things, but don mcgahn stops him and jeff sessions stops him. no one stops him. so syria shows the real-world consequences of trump unleashed here at the end of a thousand days of his presidency. doral shows the incredible brazenness of the corruption. and ukraine shows genuinely, i think, illegitimate use of u.s. foreign policy for plolitical ends. >> s.e., final thought? >> the hillary/stein/tulsi thing is so bizarre. for hillary's part, so unwise. i don't think she needs to make these outland

they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far, and that's assuming jillin will give it up, which she might not because she's also a russian asset. she's a russian asset, i mean, totally. >> okay, gabbard responded with a series of tweets friday slamming the former secretary of state calling her the queen of warmongers, embodiment of corruption, and personification of the rot that has sickened the democratic party for so long. now clinton didn't name gabbard in the interview. when asked by cnn if she was referring to the hawaii congresswoman, clinton's spokesperson said if the nesting doll fits. later he clarified by a tweet, clinton had been referring to republicans, not russians in her grooming comment. gabbard reiterated she would not run as a third-party candidate last night. >> as much as hillary clinton would love for me to run as an independent or a third-party candidate, i am not entertaining that. i will not do that. >> okay, back with me, former adviser to john mccain, co-host of show time's "the circus" mark mckinnon and democratic analyst joel

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jill wine-banks, an msnbc contributor, pete williams is our justice correspondent. >> because jill'so see you and be in the same place. >> in person. >> if you saw the vote earlier today, two democrats in house voted against the resolution. congressman jeff van drew of new jersey and congressman collin peterson of minnesota. joining us from congressman peterson's district is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard in hutchison, minnesota. vaughn, i don't know if there are any voters exactly where you are, because you look you're in a promotional shot from "field of dreams", but i assume before you stood in front of all that corn, you spoke to people. >> or "children of the corn". >> it's quite a shot. >> i am a child of the corn. on the other side of the street is where the people are at, ali, but i wanted to show everybody what we were looking at here on my right, the fields. because it puts largely into context why we are in the seventh congressional district. we should know, when you're looking at collin peterson, this district covers more than 30,000 square miles in western minnes

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i mean totally. >> joel payne, is jill stein a russian asset?t's an awfully rough charge on tulsi gabbard. >> i think we're all throwing around the term "asset" a little too freely. there is a belief that jill stein was leveraged last cycle to work against the interests of hillary clinton and to work towards the interests of the russians and to president trump. that's actually a pretty well acknowledged theory out there. so that's more what she was talking about. less about tulsi gabbard and more about the fact that the russians have an interest in the election. >> tulsi gabbard responded. she just gave tulsi gabbard oxygen that a candidate like tulsi gabbard desperately needs. thank you, hillary clinton. you, the queen of waur mongers and personification of the rot that has sickened the democratic party for so long have finally come out from behind the curtain. from the day i announced my candidacy, there's been a concerted campaign to destroy my reputation. we always wondered who it was and now we know it was you. wow, afraid of the threat i p

they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far, and that's assuming jillin will give it up which she might not because she's also a russian asset. >> it's important to note that clinton offered no evidence to support her conspiracy theory. she does have bad blood with both women going back to the 2016 race when gabbard resigned as a vice chair of the democratic national committee to endorse bernie sanders after she believed the dnc was rigging the primary in clinton's favor. and now she's challenging her to get in the race. >> this is hillary clinton with a strong message because i am and have long been calling for an end to our country's foreign policy of waging one regime change war to the next, if you're sick and tired of hillary clinton's war mongering policies and corruption, come and join our campaign. >> as for jill stein, clinton and her allies blame the former green party candidate for their loss in the 2016 election and today stein said clinton is apparently still desperately looking to blame anyone, but herself for coming up short. >> this is ju

i'll start with you, jill wine-banks. but here's the challenge.or instance, donald trump -- you know, it's hard to imagine 20 republicans having enough courage to vote to convict, to be honest, even if they were given multiple different counts where they could vote yes on some and no on others. it's very hard to imagine it, but let's say that happened. if mike pence were to become head of state, mike pence is as deeply involved as donald trump is, so you really don't change anything if mike pence is in place and if all of the other people that were involved, all of the conspirators remain in place, and you still particularly have william barr, who is somebody who is completely now out of the realm of being the public's lawyer and just acting as -- we just heard elizabeth holtzman say, to deep six investigations against trump, and to raise investigations against his enemies. how does anything change if donald trump is no longer at the top of this sort of, you know, web of corruption, but pence is then at the top of it? >> well, i think a couple thi

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please welcome, jill soloway! ( applause ) ♪ ♪ >> i unbuttonaise sit.phen: now, your show "transparent," this is its fifth season. >> yes. >> stephen: and for the fifth season you did a feature-length musical for it. >> yyes. >> stephen: what was it that for sort of this final season that you wanted to do it as a musical? sort of change the style so much. >> called the "musicale finale." or the "muse kale finale." we wanted to reset the map, redraw the lines. we'd been through a lot and we wanted to go out on our own terms. my sister faith -- >> stephen: the musical director at second city. >> an amazing musician, and songwriter, and she wrote a bunch of songs and we went to amazon and said, "can we make a musical?" and they said okay. >> stephen: that's nice. that's nice. i know that you were one of the first people in the original meetings for "time's up." >> ythis is true. >> stephen: and at the same time that you were in those meetings, you were dealing with the allegations of sexual harassment and abuse on your own set. >> right. it was like-- ther

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in the three states that president trump took to swing the election as being due to the impact of jillin. >> julie: the president is saying that hillary clinton is basically calling every candidate a russian asset, what is her mo there? she is calling everybody a russian asset. you are a russian asset. so nobody can avoid -- i guess i am a russian asset. >> jill stein is a russian ass asset, hillary clinton has lost it, she sees them in her dreams and behind her lamp posts. she cannot accept that she lost the 2016 election. that's what this is about. but what an insult to the democratic party, and tulsi gabbard who is working hard to get the nomination and has to deal with hillary clinton calling her a russian, false defamatory conspiracy theories out of jill stein herself. >> julie: we have to go, jessica tarlov, thank you very much. kayleigh mcenany, we have another topic we had to move on to, we have to tell you about a team of historians announcing that they have made an incredible find. they have found a second world war ii japanese warship under the pacific. to the is incredible.

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jill, i'll start with you. i don't know if it's intentional north.markable how many people got pulled into this pinthing. imagine a world in which the president basically tries to run this with rudy giuliani as a kind of off-book operation but he's got everyone including the vice president involved. >> yes, but the same happened in watergate. you had a huge cast of characters. i mean, we indicted and convicted the attorney general -- >> right. >> -- the chief of staff, the chief domestic policy adviser, many people from the campaign. and when, by the way, you just mentioned this internal review. remember, one of the acts of the conspiracy was ordering dean to do an internal review, to get to the bottom of things and, of course, not only did dean know what the truth was, but it was clearly done as a whitewash. he was supposed to say there's nobody involved. that was the whole point of his review. and that could be what they're doing here, or it could be to look for a scapegoat because in this administration, being thrown under the bus and then run ove

and then proceed with that. >> jill, thank you so much. always great to have an expert, someone a watcher of history and your perspective on this process as we look forward. thank you for being here on this sunday. jill wine-banks, msnbc contributor, former assistant watergate special prosecutor. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, biden's surrogate democratic congressman lisa blunt rochester of delaware j n joins reverend al sharpton on why the former vice president is still the best chance to kick donald trump out of office. that's next on "politicsnation" only on msnbc. n msnbc. at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guar

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