he was paid that much money to study russia and china, lee smith tell us about that?maria thank you very much for mentioning halper, because i believe he's the center of the russiagate operation and we first see him start to appear as he is targeting general flynn and now we understand as ms. powell's work on behalf of general flynn has shown, why the deep state needed to target general flynn because he understood the kinds of programs that they were using and how they were miss spending their money and halper is representative of that. maria: he was paid $244,000 to write a study on china and russia. is that the kind of money that one gets paid for something like that? >> i mentioned this in my book, and as it turns out mr. halper's research is sub par and no this appears to have been money allocated for other purposes. maria: hold on we'll take a short break and talk more about this when we come back on the other side of this break lee other side of this break lee smith and sidney powell dad! dad!! can you drive me to jessica's house? ♪ at northwestern mutual, this

joining me now is lee smith.estigative journalist, author of the fantastic new book, huge best seller already, "the plot against the president." along with victor davis hanson senior fellow at the hoover institution.r oivictor, again, we are not goig to name this person as we haven't independently confirmed the name, but because you call yourself a whistle-blower,en dos not entitle you under any law to remain anonymous. and you aren't considered a rovinghe inspector general of te executive branch of the white house, either. do americans have the right to know who this was -- is? >> whistle-blowers are mavericks, laura. they come forward, they get in the light of day, the a make accusations or charges or revelations, and they take the heat. this person hasn't done any of that. he is only known to the democratic members officially of the house intelligence committee, but what they whistle-blower, i can't understand, and it's incoherent the whistle-blower and lieutenant colonel vindman have made three or four implic

lee smith, victor davis hanson are here next. could republicans on the house judiciary committee actually call adam schiff as a witness? a member of that committee is here to tell us, next. ♪ >> we take no joy in having to move down this road and proceed with the impeachment inquiry. but neither do we shrink from it. >> laura: nominated in the category of best supporting actor in an ongoing drama, adam schiff. except he wouldn't be, because i was bad acting. schiff couldn't be more pleased than with his placement at the center of this sham. he doesn't think it is solemn, he things that's necessary, busy because he thinks it's -- congressman doug collins is presenting a challenge to the california congressman. >> here's my challenge to mr. schiff. you want to be ken starr? star. come to the judiciary committee, be the first witness, and take every question asked of you. [applause] starting with your own involvement with the whistle-blower. >> laura: here now is arizona congresswoman debbie lesko, member of the house judiciary comm

lee smith. tom fitton, president of judicial watch. why are the experts in the region, like the witnesses we saw today, so vehement in their denials of any ukraine problem vis-a-vis 2016? >> they need to keep it focused on russia to maintain their russiagate theory. once you start poking around ukraine. it's been reported, widely kno known. the thing is a lot of the interference ukraine is responsible for was solicited by clinton campaign 19c officials. once you get to ukraine, you see the real problem is not for interference. the real problem is clinton interference. what the fbi did at the behest of the clintons to spy and smear -- spy on and smear the trump campaign. >> laura: was interesting among many things. people didn't know anything about fiona hill's knowledge about the dossier. devin nunes did a line of questioning that was fascinating. watch. >> you stated in your deposition that a colleague had showed you the steele dossier before was published. who was at colleague? stick with it with one of my colleagues at the brookings

lee smith. tom fitton, president of judicial watch.hyto are the experts in the region, like the witnesses we saw today, so vehement in their denials of any ukraine problem vis-a-vis 2016? >> they need to keep itde focusd on russia to maintain their russiagate theory. once you start poking around ukraine. it's been reported, widely known. the thing is a lot of the interference ukraine is responsible for was solicited by clinton campaign and dnc officials. once you get to ukraine, you see the real problem is not foreign interference. the real problem is clinton interference. what the fbi did at the behest of the clintons to spy on and >> laura: she is quite connected, this expert, who doesn't know what never trumper means and didn't know the yanukovych story. the person she mentioned is of course a longtime friend of the clintons. tom, why didn't the g.o.p. put more on this? >> i don't understand because the state department was a key resource for the clinton campaign in getting the dossier disseminated. writing in an op-ed that he helpe

plus investigative journalist lee smith the names on the g.o.p. witness list are so very important next. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> any impeachment in the house that doesn't allow was to know who the whistle-blower is to be invalid because without the whistle-blower complete, we would not talk about any ideas. this is not about schiff finding that truth but about schiff trying to destroy the presidency. >> laura: the g.o.p. ahead of the first impeachment. here are the public hearing on capitol hill. the republicans need to be on offense as well with their messaging. first the g.o.p. needs to ask what crime they are trying to prove? second, what are the democrats trying to hide by the ability to call their own witnesses unfettered ability? joining me alan dershowitz, law professor and author o

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congressman devin nunes and lee smith they have never appeared together are here with reaction. on tonight's episode of our they left enough, pete buttigieg is reeling from comments that he made about inner cities in 2011, having a lot of people scratch their heads tonight. candace owens takes up that debate and raymond arroyo brings us a tuesday addition of seen and unseen. turkey pardon and bernie sanders is proving his vitality in an unusual way, move over fred astaire. but first, an animated series of failures, that's the focus of tonight's angle. when i'm watching the house democrats or certain 2020 candidates or their media chums, i feel like i'm watching characters in a cartoon series instead of representatives of the people. month after month, they just boldly predict president trump's political demise. if they give americans the impression that they have him trapped, that he's headed off the edge of the cliff, well tonight, we focus on five ways that trump has outsmarted them all. first, their relentless trashing of his economic record. >> if we are going to have a rece

jarrett and attorney brett tollman and author of the book plot against the journalist journalist lee smithn, thank you for joining me tonight. greg, let me start with you with this news about nunes sending the letter saying we want to you have a witness. i find it, of course, troubles because the democrats can veto whatever republicans want. what's your take. >> it unfairness of this. call the witness, you have to get the other sides' permission. when i tried cases i didn't have to turn to the prosecutor or the plaintiff's attorney and say may i please call my first witness? no, you may not. so, you know, the first witness you want to call would be the whistleblower. schiff will say denied i would like you, mr. schiff to testify. denied. i would like your staff that had contact with the whistleblower. denied. this anathema to fund mental fairness and due process. it does underscore that as well as the conflict of interest. the guy presiding over the impeachment hearing is a fact witness himself? conceal his contact with the whistleblower who is not a whistleblower under the law this is ter

for the quick actions of my staff and the ifesaving techniques administered by noah ritter, kerry lee smith, and ryan cortez. to those three individuals, the ntire calvert team sends their heart-felt gratitude. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> follow the house live here on c-span. this week the house intelligence committee and chair adam schiff continue public impeachment inquiry hearings beginning tuesday morning at 9:00 eastern on c-span3. watch live testimony from jennifer williams, aide to vice president mike pence, and director for european affairs at the national security security council lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, and 2:30 ambassador kurt volker, a former u.s. special envoy to ukraine and national security counsel whice aide tim morrison. on wednesday, testimony continues with u.s. am cast door to the yuped, gordon sondland. at 2:30 deputy assistant secretary of defense for russian, ukrainian, andure rashian affairs lauren cooper and david hale undersecretary of state for political affairs.

lee smith, author of "plot against the president" is here to explain what they have in harmeet dhillon has thectices l francisco. she has all the details. candace owens is going to reveal why the top 2020 dems are striking out with black voters. but first the socialist versus the globalist. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." this was the lead of today's big a.p. story. bloomberg's potential entry in the democratic presidential primary. joe biden and elizabeth warren. what have i been telling you for months? the 2020 democrat field is just as weak as it is wide. for many months the media's visceral loathing of president trump has clouded their ability to see reality. >> the democratic field is obviously big. it's more diverse than many other years. >> people are really excited about this field. >> this is the most diverse field for a nomination, ever. >> this is a field that i think democrats can be proud of. >> laura: proud of it but is it catching on? ok, now, though, we have a new type of democrat thinking that's emerging and it's not as proud. maybe a little panicked. >> bloombe

the same with you. >> means they are hovering over the target. >> laura: same thing, lee smith.ing up, guys, radical elected to power positions. welcome a power raising safety concerns and some of america's biggest cities. a new video emerges of bikers intimidating new york police. as a less antipolice sentiment now spreading across this country? it certainly seems like it for any to. bernie kerik and leo terrel are here for a fiery debate next. - [narrator] do you have less energy than you used to? after we reach age 40, there's a big drop in our energy level and now you can get it back. jumpstart your heart-healthy energy with the circulation superfood of superbeets by humann. one teaspoon of superbeets every day supports healthy circulation and promotes improved energy. - as we age, as we get older, we all need help, and so superbeets provides that in one small scoop. - [narrator] the power of nutrient-rich beets found in superbeets helps unlock the key to better cardiovascular health, supports healthy blood pressure levels and helps give you more heart-healthy energy. - ther

the same with you. >> means they are hovering over the target. >> laura: same thing, lee smith.up, guys, radical elected to power positions. well, power raising safety concerns and some of america's biggest cities. a new video emerges of bikers intimidating new york police. is the left's antipolice sentiment now spreading across this country? it certainly seems like it. bernie kerik and leo terrell are here for a fiery debate next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: lawlessness and chaos are their new twin pillars of the >> laura: lawlessness and chaos are their new twin pillars of the activist left. this was demonstrated in two stores this week. first, george soros' national campaign to elect radical prosecutors bore fruit in the virginia d.c. suburbs this year. they won elections in fairfax and arlington counties that put racial justice over public safety. but their agenda is so extreme and dangerous that it even house democrats now sending the alarm. our second story, a biker gang surrounding and harassing a lone nypd officer at a bronx gas station. luckily, no one was hurt. but it comes after a

that is followed by lee smith the plot against president which contends that intelligence officials,political operatives in the press work together to try and remove president trump from office. wrapping up her look of the bustling nonfiction books, according to the wall street journal's mitch album recount of adoption following the country's 2010 earthquake. in finding chica. most of these authors have appeared on the tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. page. >> tonight we will hear from david silverman, a professor of history at george washington university. he received his phd from princeton university and of course he was also an mhs fellow. it's important to put in there. he specializes in native american colonial american and

he called lee smith's plot against the president a great new book and called the case for nationalism important. but then his son donald trump jr.'s book, it is good. i just finished reading it. i'm sure that's true. donald trump jr. is calling the book "triggered." nobody is saying the book isn't really good except for the fact when he talked about the visit to arlington cemetery said it reminded him of his family's sacrifices. he got heckled off the stage by his own fans. heckled off the s his own fans >>> donald trump jr. has not done any interviews on msnbc but he has been making the rounds to everywhere else from laura ingram to a full hour with mark cuban. he did go on dwhaet view" which turned into a legacy case battle royal and that couldn't compare to his own book events in california. >> so what you just saw was the author of "triggered" walking off the stage because of a buchb of hecklers. it was supposed to be a safe space for don jr. that was the result of rival factions of maga people beefing about whether they could ask questions. it ruined what should have been a lovel

that is followed by lee smith the plot against president which contends that intelligence officials, political operatives in the press work together to try and remove president trump from office. wrapping up her look of the bustling nonfiction books, according to the wall street journal's mitch album recount of adoption following the country's 2010 earthquake. in finding chica. most of these authors have appeared on the tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. page. >> tonight we will hear from david silverman, a professor of history at george washington university. he received his phd from princeton university and of course he was also an mhs fellow. it's important to put in there. he specializes in native american colonial american and american racial history. he's authored four books and co-authored one. tonight he will be speaking on his most recent book this land is their land. please join me in welcoming him. good evening and thanks for coming out in the weather. the massachusetts six-story co-society is the first place i ever received research fellowship and i believe t

that is followed by lee smith the plot against the president which contends that intelligence officialsperatives and the press worked together to try to remove president trump from office. wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books, according to the wall street journal, is mitch albums her account of his adoption of a haitian child falling the country's 2010 earthquake in finding chica. most of these authors have appeared on book tv i knew can watch them on my netbook tv.org. >> here's a look at some of the events book tv will be covering this week. on tuesday of the new york historical society, former kennedy and carter administration officials will reflect on his career. we will also be at new york university that day for a talk with the united states. why he thinks president trump should be impeached. on wednesday, back in manhattan at the peter j sharp theater where author and feminist activist gloria will present a selection of quotes throughout her life and career. on saturday at the fdr presidential library in new york, lou paper will recount the efforts. u

. >> look, by the way, i will tell everybody in minus letter tomorrow is going to be will lee smith'sew book on the plot to destroy trump. it is an amazing book. it's the story of what devin nunes and the republicans on the house intelligence committee did for two solid years against lies and dishonesty and the fbi and the justice department and the news media. i can't recommend too highly reading lee smith's book the plot and the truth is nunes, if he gets schiff under oath it will just be unbelievable because schiff has been lying for three years. ainsley: what's the likelihood that's going to happen? brian: not going to happen. 72 hours. >> look, i think schiff says to the country i am afraid to testify under oath because it will be so clear i'm a liar. i think that pretty well demolishes their whole thing. if the chairman of their committee can't tell the truth and testify under oath, how do the democrats go forward? brian: all right, newt, thanks so much. look forward to that newsletter. >> all right. take care. brian: meanwhile, jillian is somewhere. she is close, right? ainsley

i think that lee smith's book, the plot against the president, captures exactly what happened. is a coup being orchestrated by left-wingers in the bureaucracy, left-wingers in the news media, left-wingers in the house democrats. historically we see some days being crazy. like the salem witch trial. there is nothing here. presidents who want to find the truth have every right to say to a foreign government, will you help me get to the truth. that is what trump was doing. >> newt, the key is, what you just said, a lot of people think the president should be saying this is about what happened in 2016, not 2020. i'm not going after the candidate. i'm going after the former vice president who was in charge of the ukraine. but the president doesn't want them to have that tactic. he said stick to the transcript. it was perfect. you're saying bring up the fact there were problems in 2016? that is different from the president. >> well, okay, so i differ from the president. the point is, this is about the right of a president of the united states to seek the truth. there is nothing in an

here to discuss is the author of the upcoming book, the plot against the president, journalist lee smithou hear a former acting cia director saying god bless the deep state, they know about this from the beginning. >> right. i think that most americans would probably be -- you had a scene before, people being interviewed in tupelo, i think most americans around the country don't want to be governed by the deep state and don't want to be spied on by the deep state and they don't want them making decision about who is going to be president of the united states. >> the characterization of brennan or mclaughlin would have, no, these are patriots, deeply embedded inside these institutions to guard the constitution, just doing what's best for the american people. >> i think anyone who checks out former cia director john brennan's twitter feed will see someone who is rather more like a the guys that used to walk around times square with signs saying the world is coming to an end. there is no reason to have faith in people like mr. brennan, mr. mclaughlin. we've seen what mr. comey and what mr.

smith. >> gray. >> lee is commissioner lee is excused today, she has a conflict and is unable to make it. agenda item number 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda there being no public comment we'll go on to agenda item number 3 and 4. the consent calender. draft minutes september 20, 2019 regular meeting and the agenda item number 4 proposed stipulation, decision and order in the matter of it's our time sf women supporting london breed for mayor 2018 ethics complaint 1718-134b. call for public comment. no public comment. any comments from commissioners. i'll move for a motion to approve agenda items number 3 and 4. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. aye. so, agenda items 3 and 4 are unanimously approved. agenda item number 5. an informational presentation on new ethics commission data dashboard tools for the novembe. >> h. i good afternoon, commissioners. my name is tyler field. i am a information systems engineer. i just got a new title. i'm here today to give you a brief presentation on updates to the data tools that the ethics commission provides.

smith. >> gray. >> lee is commissioner lee is excused today she has a conflict and is unable to make it.item number 2 public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda there being no public comment we'll go on to agenda item number 3 and 4. the consent calender. draft minutes september 20, 2019 regular meeting and the agenda item number 4 proposed stipulation, decision and order in the matter of it's our time sf women supporting london breed for mayor 2018 ethics complaint 17

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misty smith walton was a beloved mother, a member of her community, and president of the pta. amber lee here with her story. friends suspect that she was shot during an attempted car theft and car break in? >> that's what it looked like to them. neighbors and friends describe this as a woman who took care of her family and community. she worked as a caregiver for the elderly. they will always remember her selflessness and service to others. >> misty is someone who has a big heart and laughs so hard. >> shock, sadness, anger as they mourn the sudden loss. a memorial now marks that spot where the 29-year-old was shot and killed in front of her apartment complex on 65th avenue in east oakland's neighborhood. >> she is intelligent and smart. she will find out. >> reporter: but on saturday around 8:00 p.m., friends say misty and her husband heard the alarm go off in his car parked outside their apartment complex. they went outside to check and were shot multiple times. >> there were two rounds from one gun and sounded like a separate gun of a different caliber. fired some rounds as well. >>

lee fewer and i'm joined by mr. haney and i'd like to thank mya hernandez and mr. smith for broadcasting this meeting. >>> clerk: silence all cellphones and trafficellphone . >> chairperson fewer: can you call item number 1. >> clerk: a call to order and roll call. would you like me to call item 2? and the lafco minutes, the rescheduled meeting. >> chairperson fewer: can i have a motion to approve? approved -- i mean, motion by commissioner mar and seconded by commissioner haney and we take that without objection. okay, open this up for public comment. any members of the public like to comment on item number 2. seeing none, comment is closed. taken without objection. madam clerk, call item 3. >> clerk: the community choice aggregation activities report. >> chairperson fewer: i believe that mr. michael hyams is here from cleanpowersf. and is suzanne here? >> no, suzanne is not here today. she's off today. just me. >> chairperson fewer: well, thank you. >> i have a whole bunch of my colleagues out there too supporting. >> chairperson fewer: hi, colleagues upon. >> you migh

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