within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape, being russian thefthe of john podesta emails hit wikileaks p or what a coincidence paid you cannot make this stuff up. did we make mistakes? of course. did i make mistakes, oh my gosh, and my confession request for absolution. we lostreason i believe where the intervening events in the last 10 days. host: that is her assessment and we are getting your thoughts. tennessee, independent line. mrs.do you think about clinton passes assessment? clinton's assessment? caller: doing since the very beginning. against all ofg it, he said he would win because all of the uneducated would vote for him. hillary is obviously the smarter one on how to run a country because she does what many other , he's one we have now threatening to close the funds down to run the country. as far as her loss and 2016, was it her fault, wikileaks, james comey, what these think? caller: i automatically -- it automatically gave trump the now heion to around -- is condemning him. a man cannot make up his mind. i am very concerned. i'm a veteran of the vietnam war. i w

i said john podesta's time in the bureau would come. here's what it means.ess activities with his brother tony and hillary clinton and bill, the gas deal would come under strcrutiny. >> the coincidence that the dnc e-mails came out ever you said that? >> this is conjecture on your part. i have seen opposition research on activities. it is news worthy. it would come out. i had no knowledge wickileaks would hack his e-mails. >> you predicted he would get hit. hillary clinton would get hit. >> i didn't say #wikileaks. >> you said you were talking to assange. >> i said we had an intermediary. i have back channel showeources. do you have them? >> i do. if somebody came to me and said assange, they believe he is a delivery device. >> where is the proof of that? that is not true. here is the point. >> you don't think russia was behind? >> no. julian assange does not work for the russians. >> a 17 agencies? >> all headed by political appointees which are holdovers from bahamobama. these with people who said we were trafficking p.o.w.s. th these are the people who sa

we should also point out that andrew mccabe was a long time friend of john podesta, the chairman of the hillary clinton campaign. our first guest tonight reports before the president fired comey, comby had told congress was not a target of the fbi investigation. joining me now is sarah carter, national security and war correspondent for circa news. sarah, good to have you with us. and this is as new charges spring up saying that it's just improper, that comey would have said such a thing to the president trying to cast doubt that he actually did say that to the president. you have validation for those statements he made. >> yes. and, you know, for months, for months, we have been reporting this. i mean, several months ago, john sullivan and i broke the story that actually restreeled that neither trump nor anyone in his immediate circle was part of an investigation into the collusion with russia. now, there were exattenuating circumstances to this. what we discovered today is that grassley as well as senator feinstein validated this. there are so many myths out there, lou, that are not r

. >> then john podesta who chaired hillary clinton's campaign echoing the words democrats who called comey's firing nixon on. podesta tweeting didn't you know you're supposed to wait until saturday night to massacre people investigate underground. that's reference to president nixon's firing of special prosecutor archibald cox which led to resignation of the attorney general and deputy attorney general. it wasn't even seven or eight minutes after the news broke that comey was fired you're seeing reference to nixonian and archibald cox and saturday night massacre. >> both sides of the ailes now. republicans very critical of the timing here and that's what is the focus. this morning a range of other former officials with insight pushing back against the comey firing. former u.s. attorney, the federal prosecutor in new york who was fired by the president after being told he was staying on tweeting, everyone who cares about independence and rule of law in america should be troubled by the timing and the reasoning of comey firing. period. >> former obama administration officials also firi

john podesta's brother, all of that?>> they should definitely look into that because it has been debunked about a thousand times. >> martha: donald trump was a the same thing. >> he would be wrong. >> martha: and you would be right, of course. >> zac's answer, which was very good, is exactly the reason why rosenstein's move is so good for donald trump. basically, the democrats have nothing left to say. he basically -- >> martha: he wants an independent, outside person. [laughter] >> the reality is, the trumpon r fire. the fact is, bob mueller is a completely professional guy, character and integrity, no one will question how he is doing the job. he will go about it quietly and professionally, he won't have press conferences, which means there is no room in the news environment for questioning it or raising issues. he will just do his job. if trump is right, he has nothing to worry about. he can go back to his day job, which is being the president. he can do that job instead of spending every day talking about mueller and

increase the spirit of the investigation by looking at things like podesta's russian assistance to john podesta's business. >> and his brother received big fees. >> exactly. >> so i think as well that's an area they may open up. if they start digging around in there, they may find something they don't want to find. but let me get to real quickly, the rogue of the fbi nominees may be that we just showed a few minutes ago. do you have any preference on any of them? >> i think it would do well to perhaps appoint someone who is a professional attorney or professional officer, perhaps member of the fbi, rather thanoe certainly in this current climate, there's going to be a lot of push back from the democratic side on any politically-backed candidate. >> i agree with you. i know law enforcement likes to have someone from their own thing. >> right. exactly. >> but there's also people saying maybe the leaks are coming from the fbi, so maybe you need an outside professor. >> right. exactly. >> listen, scott thank you. i appreciate you coming on today. be sure to vote in tonight's poll because, well, do yo

e-mails were release that had john podesta was about to spend his time in the barrel. that's information we now know he received while he was communicating with guccifer2.0 that received the hacked democratic party e-mails. there's consciousness of guilt and individuals who denied having meetings with the russians and then when confronted finally had to fess up or step aside like general michael flynn who had talked to the russian ambassador and lied to the vice president about it and then, of course, our attorney general twice asked by the senate if the he had ever met the russian ambassador or anyone with the russian government and he said no and when it was later learned that he had he said he had just been forgetful. these do not appear to be coincidences. they appear to be a convergence. >> i want to ask you about fbi director jim comey because he testified during a closed hearing this weak, and i wonder how you're feeling about the progress that the fbi is making after you heard his testimony. >> i'm comfortable that they are making progress and our committee is

increase the spirit of the investigation by looking at things like podesta's russian assistance to john podesta's business. >> and his brother received big fees. >> exactly. >> so i think as well that's an area they may open up. if they start digging around in there, they may find something they don't want to find. but let me get to real quickly, the rogue of the fbi nominees may be that we just showed a few minutes ago. do you have any preference on any of them? >> i think it would do well to perhaps appoint someone who is a professional attorney or professional officer, perhaps member of the fbi, rather than a political official because certainly in this current climate, there's going to be a lot of push back from the democratic side on any politically-backed candidate. >> i agree with you. i know law enforcement likes to have someone from their own thing. >> right. exactly. >> but there's also people saying maybe the leaks are coming from the fbi, so maybe you need an outside professor. >> right. exactly. >> listen, scott thank you. i appreciate you coming on today. be sure to vote in tonight'

>> john podesta earlier in the day tweeted out about how he felt comey hillary clinton lose the election and now he's their best friend. come on. that's how stupid this is. and i think we have to look at some of the other unforced rors by james comey over the past few days. liz: here's the thing. comey was fired after reports indicating he wanted more resources. that's being denied. there are ten investigations out of there, three now being run by the fbi. also reports that president trump is angry over what comey said last week in the russia probe. what do you think? >> i think i'm -- you know, katherine reported yesterday that one of the -- the straws that broke the camel's back was a meeting where president trump asked directly for information relating to who exactly was engaged in the unmasking. and on top of that, a very overlooked segment of the hearings last week with james comey was asked i believe by tray gowdy, are you going to investigate who leaked? and he said "no." not interested. so i think those two things, the fact that the senior law enforcement officer in a country was

within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. so you just can't make this stuff up. nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! >>> the latest effort by house republicans to repeal and replace obamacare increasingly appears to be going the way of previous efforts which ended in very embarrassing failures. republican leaders are scrambling right now for support but tonight they are still falling short. our congressional correspondent at capitol hill with the latest. sunlen, paul ryan and his team, apparently have very little wiggle room right now. >> that's right, wolf. if one more house republican comes out against the bill, that kills the chances of moving forward in its current form. you have house leaders ratcheting up intensity and importance of this moment in making the argum

her two top advisers, john podesta and bobby mc didn't care for each other.e detail the sin the book. >> there is one passage in the book were there at a senior retreat for members of the campaign and how they feel about each other and they are using words like passive aggressive. hillary clinton stopped talking to some of her top advisers enron be moved during the primaries. these are all problems that were kind of swept under the rug. they were fully addressed. she wanted people to think that it was a drama free campaign raised on 2008 in the headlines that come up in 2008 that there was lots of infighting. they did a good job keeping it under wraps come of it as a problem for her. there is an image problem, likability problem. people didn't trust her. these are all factors. when you talk to people now, and john and i talked to someone tonight who basically said i supported her, the kind of unwillingly. i think that spoke for a lot of people dead inside a think a lot of people acknowledge that. >> i have a competitor for one the best quotes from the book su

within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. so you just can't make this stuff up. so did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes? oh, my gosh, yes. you know, you'll read my confession and my request for absolution. but the reason why i believe we lost were the intervening events in the last ten days. >> clinton gave no explanation of her failure to campaign in wisconsin or how she failed to win over college educated white women. president trump fired back on twitter last night writing fbi director comey was the best thing that ever happened to hillary clinton in that he gave her a free pass for many bad deeds. the phony trump russia story was an excuse used by democrats as justification for losing the election. perhaps trump just ran a great campaign. meanwhile during a news conference alongside angela merkel, vladimir putin claimed once again that are russia did not meddle in the u.s. election. >> translator: we never interfere into political lives and political proces

>> within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. >> reporter: what about her responsibility for failing to have a better mess snaage? >> did i make mistakes, oh, my gosh, yes. >> reporter: even some of her former aides say she's not really confronting her own political failings for what they acknowledge was a devastating loss from which she has not fully recovered. >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> now to fears of a flood emergency in missouri. residents being evacuated in a race to keep the water from rushing into towns with more rough weather and rain on the way. blake mccoy takes us inside the flood zone tonight. >> reporter: with swelling rivers outside st. louis tonight, nearing record flood levels, hundreds of volunteers are filling sandbags. a fran tech effort to protect homes and businesses, like jim umbarker's bakery. >> it's a little overwhelming. i'm actually speechless. >> reporter: high schoolers in eureka, missouri, joined the effort. classes canceled. the campus only accessi

roger stone intimates to the world that john podesta is about to spend his time in the barrel. that is weeks before john podesta's e-mails are put out by guccifer 2.0, and then we see conversations that roger stone was having with guccifer 2.0. so, you know, these are not just mere coincidences. this is a convergence. and then there is a whole classified side of information that i hope the world sees very soon. i hope the fbi -- and i have every reason to believe -- we'll continue to develop this. but this is not donald trump being the unluckiest man in the world to have all of these coincidences converge at the same time that russia's interference was taking place. >> and just so we know, again, there is the public information that we've discussed. you assert that it points to collusion. we were questioning if, in fact, it does. have you seen things on the classified side that you cannot tell us about, though, that is even stronger evidence than what is out there publicly? >> yes. >> okay. so, there are things that you cannot tell us that you think are more, you know, perhaps

post, and now he had his own site. >> what's in your closet, john podesta?rew was an iconoclastic guy. he was a controversial guy, but mostly because he took no prisoners. >> ...because we're playing to win. >> meaning he would kind of say whatever came to mind. he thought of himself, and i think he was, in many ways, a real truthteller. >> we've been drinking. we've had, like, a couple beers. sex and gambling. >> narrator: somehow, bombastic breitbart and bookish bannon were drawn to each other. >> new orleans pd. >> there certainly was a chemistry and an energy between the two of them, where you could see that they were both thinking, "this is a person who could get me to the next level." >> breitbart immediately recognized bannon as a fellow traveler, as someone he could conscript into this war against islam, but also against secular culture in the united states. >> narrator: breitbart needed bannon's business savvy and he needed an infusion of money. bannon knew where to get it: conservative mega-donors the mercers. >> bob mercer is a computer scientist

what vote changed because of john podesta? but she said it scared people. scared. i thought it was an interesting idea. it scared people away from voting for her. >> i think what the hacking did was brought up the question of e-mails every day. so there was a clinton e-mail story every day, and if you're the average person and you saw that, you associated the questions about her own server. and it was every day that there was something embarrassing coming out, and there were headlines about it. i think they would arguthat that distracted from the message they were trying to get out. to your point about comey, i mean comey's got more time here. you know, hillary doesn't. but comey has this trump investigation. and, you know, if comey could come back in the democrats' eyes and deliver them something on trump, then that would change the arc of the james comey story. >> what do you make of the giuliani piece of this thing? >> i think that's going to be an interesting thing to watch because giuliani -- >> he said a couple of days before it was coming that something was

within an hour or two of the "hollywood access" tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes? oh, my gosh, yes, you know, you'll read my confession and my requests for absolution. >> reporter: clinton was asked what she plans to do now. she said she's going back to being an activist. interestingly, scott, she described herself as part of the resistance, the movement that has arisen in response to mr. trump's presidency. >> pelley: nancy cordes in our washington newsroom. nancy, thank you. today the governor of massachusetts, the mayor of boston, and the red sox all apologized to baltimore orioles' center fielder adam jones. last night at fenway park at least one fan shouted the "n" word at jones, and another was ejected for throwing a bag of peanuts at him. tonight jones said he expects to be booed on the road, but not subjected to taunts that he called "stupid" and "ignorant." hate crimes rose by more than 20% in american cities last year according to researchers at cal sta

another key advisor to hillary clinton of course was john podesta, the campaign chairman. public is getting mildly nauseous listening to jim comey. after the firing podesta tweets to the president, didn't you know you're supposed to wait till saturday night to massacre people investigating you? former trump advisor pete hoekstra says there is no there there with this russian investigation. >> there has been no evidence over the last nine months that there is any hint of collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. there has been no discussion about what laws may have been broken. that continues to be a discussion and a challenge or an allegation that has no merit to it. reporter: the president may have some explaining to do as well. remember in the final days of the campaign, he praised james comey, said he was a man of integrity, now saying much different as he fires comey. brian, you said why didn't they put the attorney general out there? i spoke to someone in the administration, the look the attorney general recused himself from the russian investigation, dep

john podesta said in retrospect we should have released them ourselves.hey realized this was a disaster. yet they were pointing the finger at the press and the republican critics throughout. they realize within the campaign itself that the email situation was a disaster and they never dealt with it. we learned from wikileaks, throughout the campaign we need more answers, we don't know what her message is. they didn't know. howie: let's take a look at the interview. >> what do you imagine your election as the first female president of the united states might have said to the world and the women of the world who are look for validation, for somebody to heart that highest and hardest ceiling? >> it would have been a really big deal. howie: how would you rate the level of questioning by amanpour. ed: if you look at her statement about donald trump being fee quitedda to a dictator. most failed presidential candidates leave the stage, she just can't seem to do it. howie: some people are calling for stephen colbert to be fired for his offensive joke. howie: the

john podesta stupidly gave his password t to a hearing, and his password was "password."paign worried about more bill bow eruptions from bill. but what does that have to do with donald trump? i have no idea. therthere is more evidence the democrats excluded with the media during the election than there is evidence trump collude with russia. remember donna brazil passing debate questions to hillary. or politico allowing them to edit their stories before publication. don't you think if they had anything solid it would have leaked already? everything else always leaks. president trump decided to fire f.b.i. director james comey for the following reasons. he lost the trust of democrats and republicans. he lost the trust of his superiors at the department of justice and continued to seek attention in the public arena. personally i think there were more reasons for comey to get canned. he embarrassed himself begging apple to crack into the san bernardino shooter's iphone and refused to cooperate with investigation into criminal leaks and unmasking of trump officials. according

within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes? oh, my gosh, yes, you'll read maicon fegs and my request for absolution. >> clinton was asked what she plans to do now, she she says she's going back to being an activist. she described herself as part of the resistance, the movement that has arisen in response to mr. trump's presidency. >>> today the governoren of massachusetts, the mayor of boston and the red sox all apologize to baltimore orioles center fielder adam jones. last night at fenway park at least one fan shouted the n-word at jones and another was ejected for throwing a bag of peanuts at him. he said he expects to be booed on the road but not subjected to taunts that he called stupid and ignorant. >>> hate crimes rose by more than 20% in american cities last year, according to researchers at cal state san bernardino. but some groups fighting hate are also in a battle to save their federal funding. >> reporter: for more

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i picked it because we haven't had some john podesta in a while, former white house chief of staff underill clinton. titled trump is taking historic steps backward. did point out some details that i don't think are on everybody's radar. podesta writes last week the administration made good on one of trump's first acts in office to widely expand what is known as the global gag rule placing draconian restrictions not only on the operations of family planning organizations but health workers dealing with issues unrelated to abortion and reproductive rights such as malaria and hiv/aids. the end result is tens of thousands of easily preventable deaths and ironically hundreds of thousands of more boreaborti around the globe as poor women in the developing world are denied access to contraception and other esent initiether seeh. big name, haven't heard from him in a while. it doesn't get to the sharp spending cuts in the budget which will likely dominate the conversation. >> my must read comes from another big name who we hear from more often, and it's how the great market bull run can have a c

. >> bob: it wasn't just john podesta they were hacking. they were hacked, right? the other thing is that there is some fairly conclusive -- 4,000 people were hacking into and sending it to wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania fake news -- stuff out of wikileaks that they sent out there. if you think for a minute that they don't have some evidence here that there were some people at the trump operation that were involved with russia, and of the trump operation was getting money for their various project projects -- >> kimberly: okay... >> jesse: i haven't heard kimberly. beaten through the blue wall by donald trump? >> kimberly: i keep hearing these wild bedtime stories by bob over here. there's no evidence. no one has come forward to say there was any kind of collusion whatsoever. i haven't heard one factual statement to suggest or support that. there's an ongoing investigation. what has it produced? so far, nothing. so far, what has the report sai said? >> jesse: if the report finds there's no evidence of collusion, will you apologize to the american people? >>

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bill clinton was pissed off, he hollered at john podesta loud enough to be heard through the walls of the little room. in downtown des moines iowa. it was the pundits he was watching on tv. they were getting it all wrong again. as a result of the iowa caucus trickled in. hillary was leading but it was going to be tight. omg he said it doesn't get a whole lot closer than that. that assessment invited parallels to the 2008 loss to barack obama. it was in those views and absurd comparison after all that have been a three way race and she was still likely to come out the winner on this night. the snake. not the third-place finisher. but they were competing with her in iowa and dÉjÀ vu was a hard straight line to resist. the outcome tonight ensures that this race is going to go on for months and months on the democratic side the perception all night had been that hillary was a such a prohibited front runner heading into the democratic nomination that they should have cleaned up easily. bill had a much different perspective. iowa had never been clinton country. and hillary had increased the

the first was you have the attacks on the dnc and john podesta is emails. an active hacking effort and then those emails leaked through wikileaks out into the press. we have an understanding from intelligence community that there were similar penetration attempts made on republican campaigns, but we never saw any of the material become public. -- the secondng nexus of russian efforts were around the spreading and amplification of fake news as attacks,nti-hillary amplified on twitter on facebook through social media, online, in very coordinated and complex and very sophisticated patterns. was thered avenue were directed tax and attempted attacks on the election system itself, on voter registration databases at the state level, on election voting systems. as far as we can tell, the consensus of law-enforcement and intelligence community is that third effort was unsuccessful, that they were not able to actually alter any of the election results on election day. but you do see three very distinct separate types of attacks, many of which russia has also begun to

john podesta was referring to the fact that james comey in that senate testimony just days ago had madenother big mistake suggesting huma abiden had forwarded thousands of emails to her husband, anthony wiener and some of those had information. the f.b.i. had to walk it back and same james comey's testimony was not fully accurate. >> shannon: what do you make of the president's relationship with comey. we've seen them at times very friendly. >> bill: the charges of hypocrisy for democrats will get thrown back at the white house. the relationship when you look at this video there three days after the inaugural you the donald trump as the new president calling james comey over during a ceremony at the white house and saying you are doing a good job. that comes on top of what happened right before the election when james comey inserted himself to the -- >> it took a lot of guts. i disagreed with him and not his fan. i tell you what, what he did, he brought back his reputation. he brought it back. he has to hang tough. there is a lot of people want him to do the wrong thing. what he did was

they mentioned wikileaks that posted letters from john podesta, the chief said russia hacked.e takes personal responsibility for her campaign coming up short. trace gallagher with the news. trace, so she admits it was not a perfect campaign. >> yeah, that's right. hillary clinton says her message of adding on to what president obama accomplished wasn't as exciting of trump's message of throwing everything out and starting again. she points out she won the popular vote despite losing the election and agreed that prejudice against women played a role in her loss. listen again. >> it is real, it is very much a part of the landscape politically and socially and economically. >> clinton is now charting her post election life, which includes a series of new speeches where in the speeches she likes to take a few jabs at president trump and says she's writing a book about the election that comes out in the fall. she said it was painful to review all that old information, jon. >> jon: and she had something to say about. trump's foreign policy decisions. >> when she was asked if she sup

john podesta who chaired hillary clinton's failed presidential campaign grudgingly giving praise. >>i think he is doing okay, but it's prescriptive. a descriptive trip. he's not interacting with the press. he's reading words off a teleprompter and he's in very friendly audiences. >> meghan: everyone's laughing on the couch. >> melissa: he said hillary clinton lost because of james comey, not because she ran a bad campaign. that's next and comment. i didn't mean to cut you off, but we were all laughing. >> meghan: can i give you -- other than the fact that he's conducted himself extremely well, he hasn't been tweeting about cable shows, he hasn't been talking about his electoral win, and he hasn't been complaining about and about anyone treating him unfairly in the past eight days. >> herman: that is a fair observation. every time he tweets, someone takes a word or phrase and they run with it like a dog chasing a rabbit on a trail. what podesta said about her being scripted, what president doesn't have scripts on foreign trips? yes it scripted. all of them are. >> meghan: the ceremony

i don't even think we know that the russians hacked john podesta's emails.ave talked to people who say there is no evidence of that but i wonder if the people alleging this conspiracy have bought into it themselves. i know we are getting to motives but i can't resist asking, do you think some of them are sincere? >> i think some of them probably want to believe it even absent evidence. i think their sincerity is probably there but a lot of them, i just don't -- if you tried to go even an inch deep into what sort of evidence they have, they've got nothing. nothing. >> tucker: you would never know that from the press conferences they hold. congressman chaffetz, thanks for joining us. >> tucker: earlier tonight on our first show, we debated a democrat who said congress sought to impeach president trump right now without waiting for the speetwelve investigation. she will be back to tell >> i rise today mr. speaker took call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america. >> i think this is going to put us a little bit further on our way to

also asked julian about a report saying that a disgruntled democrat and not the russians gave john podesta's emails to wikileaks. let's take a look at this. >> there was one report in the daily mail that suggested somebody that you are friendly with actually was handed the documents at american university in a wooded area by a disgruntled democrat who felt betrayed because the revelations showed that bernie sanders had been betrayed and he didn't like the corruption of the clinton foundation. can you confirm or deny that? >> that came from craig murray. he's a friend of mine. but wikileaks is source. we are famous for never having exposed one of our sources after ten years. they come to us. i can't comment on other people's statements about our sources except to say what we have said, which is that our sources are not at stake. >> let me connect the dots from here. now, from my perspective, this could be a very huge bombshell story. if this is true and suffrage cable wikileaks the emails which ultimately led to the firing, remember, debbie wasserman schultz, this blows the whole narrative ou

actually brokered a deal to sell 20% of our uranium stockpiles to russia and her campaign manager john podestack in a russian company and give it to his daughter. >> eboni: i don't think a lot of people forgot that. that's part of the reason she's not president. she also had tremendous credibility issues. i don't think anyone is saying hillary clinton was a girl scout. >> ted: no one is going after her. >> kat: she is not the president. >> ted: crime is crime. you don't have to be president. >> stephen: when the president went on the record and said he's moving past it. if i remember correctly, because i'm certainly not the aficionado you are, eric, but if i remember, wasn't there nine different federal agencies that approved the uranium deal? >> eric: president obama and the secretary of state hillary clinton. they gave away 20% of our uranium that we desperately need. >> stephen: i'm not saying i approve or i like it but is there something illegal? >> eric: no. well, i'm pretty sure that whatever donald trump is accused of doing pales in comparison to turning over 20% of our uranium. >> step

within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wikileaks. what a coincidence. you can't make this stuff up. so did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes, oh, my gosh, yes. you will read my confession and request for ab solution. the reason why i believe we lost were the intervening events in the last 10 days. >> aj, let me ask you this. you heard rick tyler saying to katie that hillary clinton has not moved on. some say it's cathartic and some say it's important to learn from. what do you take from this? >> she won't move on if people asked her what happened in the campaign and people continue to ask her questions about the campaign. i don't think that's a legitimate criticism. personally i do believe comey flipped the election and nate silver is persuasive and i think the best proof of that is donald trump lost his talking points until comey came along and the whole end of his campaign in advertising and public statements was based on the comey announcement. we can debate that until the cows come hom

a commencement address at wellesley college, she gave the address herself rather than sending john podestafor her, election night joke. a preview for her next run for something, watch. >> we were serious about the past presidential election. [laughs] of a man whose presidency would end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. [cheers and applause] after firing the person running the investigation into him at the department of justice. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: the other cable stations love it so much that almost none of them have corrected hillary clinton by pointing out contrary to her claim, nixon was never impeached for obstruction of justice, perhaps she confused him with her husband who was, but that was not her only shot of trump. >> there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason, drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, muslims, minorities, the poor, some are even denying the things we see with our own eyes. like the size of crowds. [laughter] >> tucker: meanwhile, the former candidate gave an interview to new york magazine conducted by

>> what we were told about russia actually meddling in the dnc emails and john podesta emails, we know that trump has people who he's hired who had some affiliations with russia. we don't have evidence of the conspiracy that the media have put forth and hammered day after day. the only way make sense of the media hysteria this week if you accept the conspiracy idea. we don't have the evidence for that and that's a very serious problem and it's going to make the media look foolish unless they really -- unless somehow it does come out that donald trump is a traitor. >> it is true that the media tends to get hysterical since president was elected, since president-elect trump. when he tweeted about the tapes, he knew immediately that every single journalist in the city was going to go to nixon. he wanted that. he wanted that. howie: let me close on this. isn't there as we cover this a lot of hypocrisy on both sides, democrats hated james comey for what he did in the last two weeks of the hillary clinton and republicans hated comey when he didn't bring charges to hillary clinton. isn't like