. >> i'm john kerry, and i'm reporting for duty. [ cheers and applause ] >> john kerry seemed to solve for the democratic party. the democratic party at that time was seen in political slang as the mom moye moommy party whereas the republicans were the daddy party. the daddy party goes out and fights the war, the mommy party is softer and as some people saw it weaker. and the democrats had to show they were more war-like, let's get a war hero. >> i defended our country as a young man, and i will defend it as president of the united states of america. >> he was able to use his vietnam service as a weapon really against george w. bush. he's able to say when the bell rang in vietnam, i said, send me. i won a silver star. i won a bronze star. i won three purple hearts. >> there was a time when john kerry's war record seemed untouchable. but in just two weeks a small veterans group has managed to put the senator on the defensive. >> i served with john kerry. >> i served with john kerry. >> john kerry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> he is lying about his record. >> ad

. >> john kerry. >> john kerry. >> for all the reasons i told you i would be worried.y. think about all of those things. go back to john kerry's one shot in 2004, running against a sitting president, right after 9/11, right after the beginning of, at that time, a popular war. john kerry raised tons of money. he knows how to do it. joe biden doesn't. john kerry likes raise iing mon. joe biden doesn't like to do it. john kerry came within 80,000 votes in ohio of being the next president of the united states. again, a couple of years after 9/11 in the middle of a war, john kerry, if he ran, would win. that's all i'm going to say. that's all i'm going to say. >> pretty interesting that you say that. >> he would be the 46th president of the united states if he announced today he was running. and nobody could stop him. >> i have a very, very sophisticated observer of american politics, who you both know very well. i was out with him last week. we were walking around and he was looking at the field and he said to me, do you know who has the best chance of doing this and he's

decide who gets access to top secures top secret information but why was he lying about it if john kerry's account is correct that the donald trump's told him look must have top security clearance but why repeatedly when aust they don't trump say he had nothing to do with it it was entirely up to john kelly as to whether the got that security clearance so given that there is a clear contradiction here between that the denials you mentioned by president. and these concerns from the intelligence agencies how damaging could this possibly be for the president particularly if congress decides to pursue this. well it's all entirely driven the president does have a tough lot of quality a lot of this stuff just slides off him it is another indication of how the administration works and we have the more congressional you have another congressional investigation that's likely to become a big media circus with various documents and memos being subpoenaed to get more of an understanding of how this administration works it seems very damaging for george bush never given that anyway there are questions

clearance and krishna did get top secret security clearance eventually and now we understand that john kerry felt he was altered by donald trump to give her that security clearance and he wrote his concerns in a memo saying that he was he wasn't terribly happy about that that he was being ordered in fact don mcgowan the white house counsel also wrote a memo at the time an internal memo citing all the different concerns that security agencies like the cia had about gerard question of security clearance about giving him security clearance were there all these memos going on behind the scenes and now we have this new york times report that says he was ordered i mean they had concerns despite what donald trump was saying even a few months ago he doesn't or you're recording them telling new york times journalists had nothing to do with it according to john kelly he was leaned on to give caution about security clearance right and just to be clear about this in terms of how protocol what state she had the president himself has the legal authority to grant this type of plant study. yeah i mean it is

john kerry, i forgive him. mate who say his running a the time -- i pay attention lot to that, i am sure it's not just a yes person behind the scenes as a vice president as a running mate. i pay attention to that. and also, the international community, i would like to see more ratings on what the international community may have something to say about the final. guest: certainly had a lot to say about donald trump the washington post in particular has done stories about how much they frown and disagree and fear trump. particularly, the leaders in europe, not the traditional allies of the united states, they have trouble accepting that trump is different and he has a anderent view of the world how the united states fits in and it certainly clashes with what they found and liked in presidents over the years. and trump is not changing. and they are just going to continue not to like him. think, as someone like biden who obviously knows leaders all around the world and he can talk about that in the campaign and so

the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john.ying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and his wife love their daughter. i think they love her very much. and you can't have anything but respect for the fact that they're willing to talk about the fact that they have a gay daughter. >> yes, we admire your love for your gay daughter. >> if they've stepped in it, a trusted comic will bring that to the forefront. and i think that that's what people like about "the daily show." >> there is an upcomin

not peace was possible and that was not and we tried very hard and twenty ten twenty eleven and john kerry when he became secretary of state to negotiate something from the israelis and palestinians i think anybody looking at this would think in twenty eleven that if we had gone the route of the united nations that israel would not have come into those negotiations we tested that proposition it did not work and so in two thousand and sixteen when this came up for a vote again we supported it let's look at the political courage in terms of the arab spring because to the ministration that campaigned on the slogan of hope and change the arab spring should have been right up your street shouldn't it but egypt was a case in point after the demonstrations that got rid of hosni mubarak the old dictator obama backed the egyptian military council known as skaf and you quote him saying in the book our priority has to be stability and supporting the skaf wasn't just supporting stability was supporting repression because you knew by then what scaf stood for what i call it that in as as one of the poli

have some celebrities in the celebrity room he is one of vivienne westwood and he is one of the john kerry family. in the toilet and he is one of the perry family this is something we often see in pas work his use of strong colors against a neutral backdrop or vice versa. and a bit too much there yeah thank you thank you know it's very interesting because one of the striking things about his work is this use of color he has a long history working with it tell us a bit about you know he was one of the first the top first noncommercial photographers to work in color for a long time it was. only worked in black and white and also the level to which pod documents the ordinary and the monday seems to have no limits i mean he takes photos of the backs of people's necks he takes photo. teacups. of there are thousands of photos that he's taken of people on the telephone nothing is too small too small is it and i've actually also heard that he's a he's an almost obsessive collector of a lot of crazy things you collect a lot of stuff he's not only interested in his own photos because also interested

he should get a permanent security clearance last february there the rules were tightened up by john kerry the chief of staff at the white house and everyone with an interim security clearance had clearance taken away and was under review at the time donald trump said that whether cush that was going to get an eventual top secret clearance was entirely up to that review process headed by john kelly and just a month or so ago that will trump told the new york times he had nothing to do with cush was eventual granting of a top security clearance but now we have these reports in the new york times in the washington post which are john kerry felt he had been ordered by donald trump to give cushion a security clearance he wrote that memo detailing his concerns a lot of you that don't like the white house counsel at the time also wrote a memo discussing the various concerns that security security organizations have about gerrard so this is completely yet another part of this this this rather interesting narrative about how the white house operates yeah and the. critics this raises troubling ques

his john kerry running for president this time? i'm not sure, but that was a really bad deal. now with golan heights, the president said it is long overdue to do that. i don't see the analogy. any new questions? >> the prime minister. >> you would have to ask his team why that is. welcome, capitals. >> [inaudible] >> on what? >> are we going to see the president -- >> sarah sanders. what else present kateri. we are colluding.

if i miss something if john kerry i said your own press and write that for me that i'm from his house he does that three decimal point they don't preach it in a better than average every round he by chasing how much he remarked that mama didn't everybody i cannot do you ever do you know what you're going to push me down the pressure but you're going to protect me from protect because you. but remember that i love that i'm right you're going to have to get from me sure why doesn't that in a band but to me for it burn or cyber monday from us about going to turn back that for me it's about going to it doesn't imo we're done by those who registered at the rim shot on you know how far. off from what. little. girls like passy are called bad boys she's a troubled teenager in the girls' school in kabul both teachers and fellow students complain about how she behaves like a boy and only has to come out ahead like all the other girls when she's in class. who. was so close and. so done overnight other. i don't know of god. not god to name him. you never forget how did. he. go from of. no you can

in 2008 and with the iraq war and before that in 2004 with bush prosecuting the iraq war against john kerry. >> for voters to consume in a way they should be concerned about is because there is no immediate consequences. the president does what he does with the relationships in the way he approaches the alliances is say yeah, we are not going to barb saudi arabia about their human rights records, but they are buying all of this. they are helping our economy. of course we are going to be friends with him. they want to go in and take over syria. kim jong un is working with him because i'm going to protect you from his threat. he works it in a way that actually excuses the way he is approaching the relationships and makes it palatable. not only palatable, but makes it sound like it's a good thing. >> this is something -- we can debate america's moral authority. our hill and of the big countries, we are on the highest ground. we can say candidates are on the highest ground. it's one term. is this harder to sort of get our moral authority and human rights back after a term or two terms. what is

is john kerry running for president this time? i'm not sure, but that was a really bad deal. now with golan heights, the president said it is long overdue to do that. i don't see the analogy. reporter: any new questions? any newonway: questions? reporter: [indiscernible] ms. conway: you would have to ask his team why that is. welcome, capitals. hometown team. reporter: [indiscernible] sarah sanders. ms. sander: we are colluding. ms. conway: she will answer your questions afterwards. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders also spoke to reporters outside the white house, calling the mueller investigation complete and total exoneration of president trump. ms. sander: i thought for sure kelly would have an answer to all of your questions and no one would be here. reporter: [indiscernible] ms. sanders: well, i frankly disagree with you and so does the attorney general and deputy attorney general. the report said unable to make a decision that went over to the department of justice where they did make a decision. the attorney general followed

john kerry and you are. more than two and a half million ugandans have reportedly abandoned social media to protest the government imposed tax on sixty online services including twitter and whatsapp longtime present us seventy says the tax which came into effect in july is meant to boost government coffers anchor up the spread of it critics say the law not only chill's free speech but banking systems which many people in the country rely on the uganda communications commission reports that internet subscriptions and mobile money transactions have both declined heavily but you see spokesman ibrahim both says users are simply adjusting their behavior still many ugandans have turned to virtual private networks to get around the tax while promoting the hashtags no to social media tax and this tax must go to demand change from the government and joining us now from uganda to discuss rosa give me a day is the editor of african feminism a pan african feminist digital platform daniel bill o.p.o. is a lawyer and the

that to gdp growth , 1.2 million new jobs created a startup economy, and making it inclusive by john kerrycross 29 states. inclusive in terms of gender. very often in today's world, you get disrupted. that is kind of your theme today. there is no entitlement that the u.s. keeps leading. we only read if we innovate faster than others. our startup engine, even though it is up dramatically, actually is one of the slowest it's been in 20 years. i think it's important that we become a startup nation again in the u.s. we are not in the top 10 anymore in terms of innovation. your bloomberg index said that. we are number 11, usually number one or two. getting the jobs, that is what i'm trying to do as my next chapter in my life, and hopefully changing the world one more time after doing it with cisco and internet. we will leave it at that, john chambers, thank you. huawei cfo will have their first exhibition hearing on may 8, the beginning of a politically explosive hearing that could take years. we will have more after this. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ amanda: for more on it a tradition hearing for th

top security clearance back in may the newspaper says john kerry rhodes an internal memo confirming fact off to senior officials in the white house were troubled by the decision question as clarence was suspended in two thousand and eighteen the former property developer has been tossed with bringing peace to the middle east as part of the trump ministration and russia's government says it stands behind venezuelan president nicolas maduro despite growing international pressure for him to resign follows talks between russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and the vice president dell c rodriguez in moscow and president putin had expressed support and solidarity from the duo who he referred to as a colleague and friend. you're up to date with all of our top stories this hour coming up next on al-jazeera but there will be more news after that from doha in about twenty five minutes time stay with us. since the industrial revolution human sources of polluting gases have been growing . cause machines food production construction these and more all contribute to the high concentrations of pollu

is john kerry running for president this time? i'm not sure, but that was a bad deal. they had their sights set on israel in a negative way. now the golan heights. the president said it's long overdue. i don't see the analogy. any new questions? pardon? reporter: the prime minister -- ms. conway: you would have to ask his team why that is. and welcome capitals, hometown team coming today. reporter: are we going to see -- ms. conway: sara sanders, we're colluding. she'll answer your questions afterwards. >> the house is in recess, members will return this afternoon for work on bills dealing with venezuela. tomorrow, a vote on whether to override the president's veto of a measure terminating his emergency border declaration. follow the house live here on c span when they return. and this afternoon, our coverage continues of the american israel public affairs committee annual conference with remarks by secretary of state mike pompeo. senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. that's live starting at 4:30 p.m. eastern, online, on c-span3

fromill also see questions ted stevens and john kerry. this portion of the hearing is a little over two hours. at -- two hours. >> are you ready for me, mr. chairman? itscan deliver this in entirety or summarize, either way. >> i will summarize it. i am here to provide a frank response to questions involving the exxon valdez oil spill and to describe our continuing efforts to deal with its consequences. before i do this, however, i want to express my sincere regret as to what happened on behalf of exxon and certainly on behalf of myself. sympatheticcularly to the impacts on the residents the residents of the prince william sound area. that is were the difficulty is really creating problems for these people. as we have said many times times come we take full responsibility and we will do so from the beginning. all necessary resources are being fully employed, as had already been mentioned by secretary skinner, that the environment in the area and the remoteness and the high tides and physical problems associated with it makes it a difficul

john kerry president of u.s. trade and economic council welcome to my show it's great to have you with us so let's talk about but. because it's such a hot topic right now in the news. from one side we have the u.s. government that is supporting the opposition legitimate leader putting in sanctions on the other hand the government is still somehow holding on or what do you think will happen at this point because america is so involved in this crisis in the crisis is no. result will actually have to intervene directly. at some point venezuela has become a contagion in the americas just like syria has become a contained in the middle east it's quite likely that will eventually lead. the challenge will be how do you go about doing that i think that the chinese government in the russian government have privately come to terms that the relationship that's important with venezuela is a commercial one so this is where does he go because the likely place would be cuba and of course cuba is relationship with venezuela is w

again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and even john kerry. i'm on chance am i unfairly at mit and i are getting more headlines as a war activities for the last few years. noam chomsky has made to international reputation why does does is one of the missional leaders of american resistance to the vietnam war the deepest is a professor of linguistics who before he was forty is opened a transformed the nature of his subject. you are identified with a new level whatever that is you certainly have been an activist as well as a writer. has a lot of times. and is listed in anybody's catalogue among the half dozen popular rows of them you let. this dandy achieved by adopting over the past two or three years a series of adamant. rejecting at least american foreign policy at most america itself. but actually this notion that he american is quite an interesting one sashes to tell tarion the ocean is used in free societies so if someone and say italy is criticizing berlusconi. corruption the italian state and soon the nickel that he. thinks they're call

is now being held at a detention center normally reserved for terrorists cia whistleblower and john kerry acus as the reason martin is being treated the way he is is because of what he revealed. i think this is been done to marty because like any other whistleblower when you blow the whistle on waste fraud abuse or illegality or threats to the public health or public safety you're rocking the boat and marty has made a lot of enemies in the justice department in the state of massachusetts people don't light when somebody from the outside pointed at them and says what you're doing is wrong what you're doing is breaking the law marty embarrassed a lot of people in the end when these investigations have been completed the investigations proved that what marty told us was true marty was the good guy in this in this entire experience it was the government the good guy in this in this entire experience it was the government that was wrong and so just in order to to maintain their own sense of of. the importance or their own sense of of being the boss of this whole situation they crush the whistl

chief of staff to ground his son in a top security clearance it back in may the newspaper says john kerry wrote an internal memo confirming the fact off to senior officials in the white house were troubled by the decision krishna's clearance was suspended in two thousand and eighteen and venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president is traveling to argentina for a meeting with president might see a mockery been travelling across south america with trips to brazil and colombia to gain support for a change of government in venezuela meanwhile the united states says it will continue to take appropriate action against venezuelan president nicolas maduro you're up to date with all of our top stories at this hour i will be back with more news for you in about twenty five minutes time to join me then bye for now. this is the fact the smallest porpoise on the planet one that could soon be lost forever. with an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen now it's a race against time to try and save a species without intervention how long do you give t

>> and a lot of democrats will say, exactly, when we made the safe choice, john kerry, hillary clinton, we lost. we have to go with somebody who is going to be engaging in a very different way. one more quick thing about engaging and broadening, going away from states, it's also about broadening the electoral map outside of the presidential race, which is the senate, there are a bunch of democrats matter. we got to go into places like texas, iowa, north carolina, georgia, and those are the races that are going to determine control of the senate. >> brennan: it was such a rollout for beto o'rourke. people are asking, is he anointed? is this going to backfire on him? >> i think to the charge that the media may have overdone it, we have to remember something, i made this point repeatedly in our reporting. you talk to every other campaign that's involved in this right now, the one name that kept coming up in private conversations was always him. is he going to do it? do you think he can raise $80 million again? this was them essentially goading us into saying, you know, they're scared of h

well that she got more votes than the last time i wouldn't be sure that what john kerry younger did backfired he really is probably one of the figures in the european union at the moment who's hurt personally who really tried with all his force and his powers to to prevent this and try to try to forge a deal that could work for theresa may he always said we're open to talking again although you what he had behind him were that you member states who gave a clear line and red lines and said we're going. this far and no further and already what they did on monday engineering you know the legal implications for the backstop and everything maybe the even went to step further than they were allowed to do from the side of the e.u. commission so quite frankly i haven't heard anyone here blame george you're for what happened today at the house of commons yeah and you know people around the world may forget breaks it is a divorce a political and economic divorce and i don't think that in the dictionary anything pleasant is found the side the word divorce all right next often in strasbourg france tonigh

prayer when but he's still a long way behind in the opinion polls that doesn't know very likely on john kerry i think you get more of the same so you get kind of tinkering around the edges you get some further improvements to the business environment you probably get more spending on infrastructure but he doesn't look as if he's going to be this kind of second transformative figure he's not going to push ahead with these big changes to infrastructure i mean changes to the labor market the indonesian needs now a lot of the put the problem with that within the nature of the problem with the policy mindset is if you think back kind of twenty years or so where indonesia was hit very. hard by the asian financial crisis and all that is pretty is a deep distrust of foreign markets and also open markets and so they're likely to be very cautious in their approach to policy making really good to talk to you guys with many thanks indeed for being with us ok thank you now around one in five of the philippines one hundred six million people live in extreme poverty getting by on less than two dollars a day

is what a good deal has to stand for, and i am just proud of him from walking away, and if only john kerry had done that when he was negotiating that disastrous nuclear deal with iran, we would be a lot better off today. kimberly: senator ernst -- senator ernst, what is the next that that will have a kind of lasting impact? you have worked on in the office of the armed services committee, what do we see that looking like him and how do we hold china accountable for keeping up with that deal? absolutely. i think for next steps moving forward, i think we agree on the panel that we require a complete denuclearization of north korea in order to ensure the safety of the peninsula, our allies in the region, as well as our folks here on the homeland. we focus a lot on nuclearization or denuclearization of north korea, but we have to understand they have other capabilities as well. chemical agents, biological agents, so all across the board, we have to make sure that we are safeguarding our own people. will that require our allies? of course it will. china we typically do not think of as an ally,

with all due respect to john kerry and john edwards, look at that field.lented, it's passiona passionate. we'll have an incredible field and emerge with a strong nominee. >> wish, i wish we could talk more about this stuff, but up next, from gun violence prevention to compare ethics reform, we want to get into the legislation that the democrats are pushing. >>> also, i hear it's like being back in high school. we'll break down the congressional cliques, when we get back. you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. with the most lobster dishes lobsterfesof the yearred lobster like lobster lover's dream and new ultimate lobsterfest surf and turf. so come lobsterfest today! and now for a limited time, get ten percent off red lob

high profile investors to be part of his efforts including u2's bono and former secretary of state john kerrynced his resignation and a letter saying he's deeply sorry this very difficult situation may interfere with the work to which he has devoted his it will givesays investors the opportunity to back out of the fund if they would like. shares of e-signature company docusign falling by as much as 9% at one point as a company reported its first full-year numbers since going public in april 2018. total revenue was just under $200 million, an increase of 34% from the same time last year. the company also forecast revenue for the first quarter ahead of analyst estimates, so why the after market sentiment? to answer that, i have the ceo, dan stringer, here with me in studio. why do you think the stock dropped? >> i think after hours is not a very good indicator of what happened. our stock has traded up in the last month or so, so i think there may be expectations even higher than the strong numbers you referred to already. emily: talk to me about the market. it is a changing market. one of, for

laughter) this time first jumping in is former texas congressman-- (cheers and applause) and what john kerry mirror, beto o'rourke. beto formally announced his campaign today with a video on twitter. >> amy and i are happy to share with you that i am running to serve you as the next president of the united states of america. the only way for us to live up to the promise of america is to give it our all and to give it for all of us. we are truly now more than ever the last great hope of earth. >> jon: that's huge. >> stephen: that's soaring rhetoric right there. reminded me of the end of independence day. >> we're going to live on. we're going to survive. today we celebrate-- . >> >> stephen: every time, every time. he seems like a nice guy. the announcement video was accompanied by a profile in "vanity fair" where he made it clear he is just a humble ordinary man preordained to be president saying i want to be in it, man, i'm just born to be it in. it this is america, sir, nobody is born to be the presidency, just ask grornlg w bush, john quincy adams or timmy van burin. he gushed about his

a classmate of john kerry. then to princeton.hackett in vietnam inspired mueller to join the marines. >> he was wounded in combat. shot through leg. received a bronze star with valor, purple heart, and was right back in the fight a couple weeks later. >> in some sense, you feel you've will been given a lease on life and you want to make the most of it. >> after graduating from law school, mueller soon found his way to the department of justice and remained there for most of the next four decades. >> my colleagues here -- >> two short breaks to give private practice a try. >> bobble mueller has been notoriously under happy every time he's tried to be in private practice. he can't defend guilty people. he'll meet we a client, they'll explain the problem and he says it sounds like you should go to jail then. >> so he'll tell his client -- >> sounds like you're guilty. he sees the world in very black and white terms. >> by 2004 he was running the fbi when his phone rang. it was jaymmes comey. it was the first time they would find the

perfect, it may not be everything that you ever wanted, but this other guy, mitt romney's a vampire, john kerry'shallenger as somebody who's just too risky, we just can't take a chance on all the good things that we have we'll lose if we let this insane evil person take over. i would say if given what we've seen from this rnc and this administration, it will just be more vicious than usual. it will just be a matter of degree, not really tactics. >> dana: time is on their side. democrats have the big primary. all these people will have to fight it out themselves. one of the potential candidates was on one of the networks today talking about why she would not want to just be second place. watch this. >> i think you don't run for second place. my responsibility is -- >> wow. if i'm going to enter a primary, i'm going to enter a primary. >> dana: that's stacey abrams. she was one of the democratic leaders. >> former minority of the georgia state legislature. >> dana: she lost a narrow race to the current governor of georgia. last week there was a report that maybe biden would announce that he would i

one of the high points was in april, 1971 when john kerry testified before the senate foreign relationsttee when he posed the question, how do you ask someone to be the last man to die in vietnam? the vietnam veterans against the war message was among other ideas, that the war was a mistake. the military-industrial complex ruled the conduct of the war. in may of this year, i attended a two day conference at notre dame on peace studies. it was the first time the antiwar movement got together in an academic setting to discuss the impact of the antiwar movement within the military during the vietnam war. it also covered the iraq war as well. i was not aware of the "g.i. press." it was a newspaper circulated on military bases. i also met susan, and active duty navy nurse who was court-martialed for her war resistance work. who knew? finally, perhaps the mansfield amendment could be put into the column. probably this is my choice. on june 22, 1971, the amendment called for the mandatory withdrawal of u.s. forces from indochina, nine months after the senate bill was passed and the end to all

also recruited several high-profile investors to be part of this effort, including u2's bono and john kerryer joins us from new york to discuss. there were some interesting back-and-forth's here where mcglashan, resigned, tpg said he was fired. mcglashan release emails about the back-and-forth. walk us through why this is happening. mcglashan basically preempted tpg's firing if you look at the email exchange his p.r. sent us. mcglashan sent his resignation at 1:02 p.m. yesterday and then firm sentead of the an email at 2:03 p.m., and basically sit on behalf of tpg, ideology or receipt of the note below. of the attached notice termination of employment when we were preparing to send you. touch tohe in talk about the economic consequences of your termination. he responded i am perplexed by your attempt to terminate me because as you acknowledge, you had already received my resignation. emily: mcglashan is already in a lot of trouble here. why is he doing this? is he trying to build some sort of case that he deserves some sort of financial compensation despite being terminated for cause? sabri

interestingly john kerry made that list ahead of a number of candidates. respect for kerry and the problem a lot off them face with being known. this poll has biden ahead by ten points. and it doesn't seem like that long ago but it's 15 years ago you carey went at it. i said biden better get going here. they may be going after the same vote in some places. >> i have no view into the mind of joe biden. i think this is going toby a tough race for you. politics has changed dramatically. and those young people that helped us win 40 seats we just picked up, that's what's driving the race, especially on the democratic side. >> and biden almost let it slip he was getting into the race as he was touting his progressive record. >> i'm the most progressive record of anybody running -- anybody who would run. >> here's a great question. of course he's been a liberal democrat. with the exception off bussing. he'll have to explain why he was for the iraq war and his experience. >> everybody runs joe biden. 28, what does that say? he's going to be formidable. i think joe

secretary of state john kerry spent two years being secretary of state because he wanted a peace prizeot going anywhere, and it's not going anywhere now. in the same way that we're not going to see any breakthroughs, it is also clear that everyone in the world said oh, if you do this it will be a disaster. did this and no impact whatsoever on the region and this tweet on the golan that does serve the purpose of helping netanyahu, it's not changing policy. just like when he announced his troops coming out of syria, i would be surprised if it becomes policy. >> i think it did, yes. >> and the state department is going to oppose it, russia using the same excuse on crimea, i don't think this becomes policy. >> march 29th is when the uk is supposed to leave the eu. the uk still does not have a plan. there could be shortages, what is going to happen? >> loose in the streets of london. >> all right, thank you. >> okay, so yesterday was 1,000 days since the brexit referendum and they celebrated that by asking for three more months. and the brits are planning on having people stand, that would

here was john kerry at that year's democratic convention. >> he blurted out the preposterous notion thatopolitical foe. sarah palin said she could see russia from alaska. mitt romney talks like he's only seen russia by watching rocky iv. >> he had not launched his invasion of crimea and before the meddling in the 2016 election here but also true, there were some troubling signs already out there in 2012. russia had already invaded the country of georgia. putin had already been implicated in deaths, in disappearances, of journalists, d d d disso dants. few would bat an eye but that was not the case in 2012 and the backdrop for what happened this week in a hearing of the house intelligence committee. testifying before that committee was madilyn albright, former secretary of state and in 2012, albright was one of those democrats who ridiculed romney. featured in an obama campaign video saying mitt romney's claim about russia showed he, quote, had little understanding of what was actually going on in the 21st century. now, albright said she looks at that episode very differently. quote, i th

understand her frustration that people talk about joe biden who has failed running for president or john kerry that failed and everyone is fine with them being there but it's a problem that she is. but at the end of the day unfortunately, she did get dealt some bad cards. she felt herself a couple bad ones. and it's just, it's got to stop. she is a prolific fundraiser, she will be a great surrogate for a lot of candidates. you can feel that way about her but -- spoon it's not me! but -- >> each way for the mother report we don't know if it's coming out tomorrow if it is coming out six months before the election once we are already in the swing of primaries up until the conventions. >> probably sooner rather than later but it's interesting that hillary clinton is waiting for the mueller report because i love that rests on the steele dossier. she wants to know what her money bought! >> white we took about 2020? she still has not accept the results of -- kennedy: he is still big stuff! christie waiting for that mueller report. she paid for that fake dossier and she knows it is a complete hoax. it

former secretary of state john kerry, a political lightning rod, but as a vietnam veteran, the secretary hard time in vietnam. these are men who served when the president chose not to serve, so, you know, there is a real question here about the silence from the u.s. military on how much president trump is politicizing the ranks, how much he's using them to further his own political agenda and why commanders are being so silent about this. you got to rip the band-aid off sometime and ask the question, why the silence? i don't think there's a good answer to that today, brooke. >> thank you for saying that, barbara starr. thank you. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas asking a rare question today in a case regarding racial bias. >>> and as beto o'rourke announces new details on his first day of fund-raising, one democrat is asking him to step back, why she says maybe they shouldn't run? ♪ [laughter] ♪ ♪ "i'm okay." ♪ ♪ hmm. exactly. and doug. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we j

bush was running against john kerry, bush got 3 million more votes than kerry but 60,000 vote differences in ohio would have elected kerry. so it's both parties should be paying attention to this. >> i pointed out if your state, new mexico and colorado come on board, will you get to 186. i want to put up on the screen, the math of the 2016 presidential. and ask you this question. you will need some red states to get this done. where do you think you have a shot? >> you know, we have i think it's now 30. either state houses or state senates. all over the country that have voted for this in the past. in the past, the arizona speaker of the house, a republican, carried the bill. so maybe right now republicans in red states are worried about it. but in the past, they have all been for it. so, this is not a partisan issue. it looks like that now. because of the current president. losing the popular vote by 3 million votes. but it's not a partisan issue. we will pick up some of these states, because we, they've voted for it in the past. it's only a matter of time. i wish it would happen sooner.

two state to prevent officials, including one connected to john kerry. why? to use the hillary clinton bought and paid for russian molly that mike lies to influence you, we, the people. before the elections, to influence the outcome of that election and worse. here's the bottom line. according to bruce orr, christopher was still hated donald trump, desperate to malign him. as was hillary clinton. as was the popular ashkelon. doj, not rank-and-file. as well as the corrupt news media in this country that ran with these lies, never verified a thing. unverifiable because it wasn't true. even though they all knew, all were told that this is unverified, uncorroborated, hillary paid for it, and steele hated trump, a pack of lies, they tried to get it out to the general public. propagandizing, you, mia, the american people. top doj and fbi officials, those are the same people that saved hillary clinton from being indicted. something that would've happened to all of us. they worked on her behalf. use her lies to commit fraud on fisa courts, spy on the trump campaign,

john kerry, a former cia officer joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. he ca for a long time under john brennan will back your prosecution wished he were sent to prison for a crime that i don't think would be considered a crime today. tell me with that perspective your reaction to watching john brennan trot it before the cameras for the last two years. he said he was an expert on the conspiracy. >> this was scandalous for a number of reasons. the most important of which was that john brennan has repeatedly used the word treason, the word trader describing the president. treason is a death penalty charge. as he seriously saying or has he been saying that the president ought to be executed for something having to do with a scandal that never existed? to me he is not a serious person. he shouldn't be taken seriously by us or by anyone else. i will get personal. i worked with him for many years and i always thought that he was an over his head intellectually and i think is proven that repeatedly in his response as the reaction to the news coming out. >> tucke

. >> john kerry, if he ran, he would win.ident if he announced today he was running. >> we will never be the hate trump media. let not your heart be troubled. in d.c., laura ingraham, another free speech advocate. i was telling tucker tonight thank goodness we all support freedom of speech and we actually think people should have the choice whether they want to watch are not. >> l laura: absolutely. all for one, one for all, hannity. like the three musketeers, right? >> sean: great. three musketeers. wonderful. >> laura: which sword do you want? i want the coolest one. i want the coolest one. >> sean: and we put hannity at the bottom. >> laura: no problem. fantastic show and you are right,ti the forces against free speech in the united states, we are going to expose them night after night. they will never win. they will never stop freedom

bush in 2004 if the shift of 60,000 votes in ohio had -- would have changed the election so john kerryould have ended up being president -- >> it was bush in '04 who was the last republican to win the popular vote. tara, i want you to respond. go ahead. >> look, the other side of this is that, it sounds really good but we've never -- our system has never been based nationally on one person one vote. it's not. that's not how the founding fathers wanted it -- >> remember -- >> that's a different discussion. that's a different discussion. that's not what we're dealing with. >> it's apart of the same relic of the constitution -- >> so you think the constitution is a living document and we should amend it then, then let the states do that. we have a system to do that. a direct democracy vote would x out minority and smaller states and -- >> that's just not true. >> let's end on something where i think we're both going to agree and this is just continuously disgraceful. this is yet another swipe that president trump took at the late senator john mccain. this is as recent as this afternoon. w