with monica lewinsky.d an affair with her. >> starr now had a case for perjury. >> there are new allegations of infidelity and perjury this morning against president clinton. >> over the next few months, all hell broke loose. >> charges of sex, lies, and audiotapes. >> clinton kept denying the affair. >> there is no improper relationship. the allegations i have read are not true. >> but starr was able to get monica lewinsky's dress that had clinton's dna on it. the president was forced to tell the truth. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. >> this goes into considerable detail. >> there was, in fact, semen on that dress. >> many viewers may find it somewhat offensive. >> starr released a detailed, x-rated account of the scandal. >> bringing her to orgasm on two occasions. >> listing 11 possible grounds for impeachment, including lying under oath and obstruction of justice. it's easy to forget in hindsight, but bill clinton was in real dang

after ken star took her way and threatened monica lewinsky. we got win of the transcript and the whistleblower and taylor's testimony the majority is for impeachment and removal. this is shocking. >> martha: it compares the same point in the process where president trump's number is, 350% -- 50% and clinton's number. we're at an accelerated time in the country people back there were not watching 24/7 cable news and didn't have social media and the process, frankly, no matter which side of the fence you're on was more transparent than this process has been. and i think some of that juice in that number could be based in part on some of those things. >> can i talk about transparency. what happened with nixon and clinton were there were special prosecutors with grand jury and tied it up in a bow and ush you'd a lengthy report to congress. that's what the house is doing now and ask trey gowdy why on page 360 of the benghazi report he applauded the idea of witnesses in private. >> martha: i brought that up. i want your thought on one other thing. p

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i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky, i never told anybody to lie not a singleened next. nixon lost his presidency. clinton was impeached because they lied. fearful that the truth would undermine the office. fast forward to today, we're seeing a much different strategy from another president in crisis. just say what you did out loud, double down, don't apologize, and then maybe people will think, well, how bad could it really be. >> there was nothing done wrong. it was perfect. the conversation was perfect. it couldn't have been nicer. >> actually that was the second conversation. i think you should ask for the first conversation also. >> this is about corruption, and if you look and you read our constitution and many other things, i have an obligation to look at corruption. i have an actual obligation and a duty. >> everything is perfect, he said, except maybe the newest impeachment polling, and it shows americans are more eager to impeach trump now than they were in the nixon and clinton impeachment sagas. tim, as always, it's good to see you, especially to pu

guest: i started in 1997 before monica lewinsky was even a dream in people's minds, and i finished -- i left the office in 2000. i continued outside as a consultant to help write the final reports, the last bit of work i did for the independent counsel's office was probably in 2001 or 2002. called to you ever testify on impeachment matters? guest: know, the only one called to testify was ken starr. host: republican line, go ahead. cannot hear you. i think you are listening to the radio. it is tough to hear your cell phone there. we have to let you go. sorry about that. new orleans, derek, on our democrats line. caller: hi there. relates to the imentmpch inquiry, i am wondering if you think that the senate will ofually act on their part impeachment if the house does make a decision, or whatever they do fine. right now there is a lot of discussion about that. i wonder if you think the senate will take their step if it comes to it. guest: that is a reallyood question. there has been some speculation that the senate would ignore the impeachment. majority leader mcconnell spoke to that a c

correspondent at the baker john stretch this week in line with the lewinsky sex play the music scene. cuts to. stamping recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . the book. this is the doubly news live from bombay in the us pulls its troops out of northern syria paving. turkey should attack comes to pass to drive kurdish fighters away from the syrian border the kurds accuse washington. on the program. environmental activist return to the streets to draw attention to the climate crisis extinction there is taking action in cities around the world terrorizing traffic a few pine buildings. i mean nobel prize goes to a true.

greg: it's basically what you are saying if he thought the lewinsky scandal. >> that's exactly what i'm saying and by the way. [applause] greg: it's worse. >> by the way what is a blank strap? greg: i don't know. forget about the blank store. >> maybe you will tell me later. >> you're killing me with a blank strap. >> there are million ways. how is h it that the word jock s the one word that president trump self edits? in three years the only word he is ever soft attitude is jock. what the hell is going on? greg: you know how i love to do research. what i wanted to do and then i'll shut up is rated briefing from a column from "the news york times." in 2015 we have been worried about how much danger donald trump posted democracy. now if impeachment moving forward a new question is gaining relevance. when or will president trump leave the white house? they are saying even if he's impeached in a move through the senate or he loses the election this whole column is about there's a good, good chance he will refuse to leave the white house. that's where we are in today's world. that's what yo

when she secretly tape recorded monica lewinsky pouring her heart out to her night after night on thesebout bill clinton? the president of the united states. was that a setup? and was lindsey graham defending that? at that particular time? yes, he was. and so, you know, you can also make the point, and i will, that this is not hearsay. the inspector general was so upset about it that -- >> he rebuked. >> came out and rebuked all of those people who say it was a setup, and that you don't need firsthand information, and chuck grassley who's the champion of whistle-blowers came out today and said, you do not need firsthand information, and by the way, by the way, the inspector general says this person said that he or she had personal or direct knowledge of events or records involved. so that is direct information. so i have a hard time figuring out what lindsey graham is talking about. >> whether it is lindsey graham or former critic mike pompeo does this prove many are really just motivated by self-survival? >> in politics? are you kidding? >> a straight face. >> say that's a given. linds

near zelinsky to investigate trump's domestic political rivals the lewinsky deny the allegation on tuesday. i've never felt any influence on me there are a lot of people in russia in the west standard ukraine who would like to influence me but i'm the president of ukraine of independent ukraine and it seems to me that my state so far shows that it is impossible to influence president trump says the ukrainian investigation is a hoax he has repeatedly tried to discredit the whistleblower and intelligence officer who remains anonymous trump has said on twitter that he wants to find out the officer's identity even as a senior member of his own republican party says the whistleblower ought to be heard and protected hi joe castro al-jazeera washington prisoners prime minister boris johnson is expected to lay out on wednesday what durning street senses his final offer on brics it's it would involve customs checks on the islands arlen's johnson's juice to give a speech in the next couple of hours at the conservative party conference in manchester really worry chalons is there for us and has this u

inquiry had been launched he reportedly went to ukraine following the phone call between trump and the lewinsky to control the damage from that phone call volcker is scheduled to give his deposition before congress on thursday. bruce fein is president i say this resigned her post as well declined the opposition's designation to be interim president her resignation is the latest in a twist in a deepening a political crisis playing out with her as congress president mark martin his car dissolved congress on monday after opposition politicians voted to remove him from office at all she hopes her decision to refuse to roll the new general elections but an aside just has this report from lima. outside produce congress hundreds of police continue to reinforce security around the building only allowing members of congress is permanent commission to enter the premises. to be a rebel maker who supported swearing in an interim president on monday came under attack and we've proven through garbage of him a show of just how disenchanted peruvians are with legislators their. legislators helped a thief one o

"today" exclusive, monica lewinsky joins us live in studio 1a to shine a light on an important cause that touches millions of americans. >>> and national treasure, the nats win the national league and head to the world series for the first time ever. >> there will be a world series in d.c. >> one super fan was there for the big celebration. today, wednesday, october 16th, 2019 >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today. nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning, boy is washington happy this morning, something we don't often say on this show. >> and somebody who's not at the table, craig melvin who happened to be in the middle of it all. they have a lot to celebrate, a clean sweep. >>> we're get right to our top story, the fiery democratic debate, the first with elizabeth warren as the frontrunner and since launch of the impeachment investigation. we have two reports, we'll start with nbc's peter alexander, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good mornin

ukrainian president a lot of years olinsky to investigate trump's domestic political rivals the lewinsky deny the allegation on tuesday new colu. i've never felt any influence on me there are a lot of people in russia in the west standard ukraine who would like to end. it's me but i'm the president of ukraine of independent ukraine and it seems to me that my state so far shows that it is impossible to influence the president says the ukrainian investigation is a hoax he has repeatedly tried to discredit the whistleblower and intelligence officer who remains anonymous trump has said on twitter that he wants to find out the officer's identity even as a senior member of his own republican party says the whistleblower ought to be heard and protected heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington north korea has followed a missile from its east coast towards japan just hours after saying it would resume nuclear talks with the u.s. on saturday south korea and japan say they detected the launch from near one side and seoul says it's possible it was launched from a submarine which would be a 1st such la

all over it, up and down pennsylvania avenue. >> basically what you're saying if you thought the lewinsky scandal blew. >> [laughter] >> that's exactly what i'm saying and by the way -- >> [applause] >> what? it's words! i don't infer, dana. >> by the way what is a blank strap? >> i don't know. >> [laughter] >> you get them at the blank store. >> oh! maybe you'll tell me later. >> yes. >> mike baker can kill you with a blank strap. >> tell you what there's a million ways you could kill somebody with one of those. >> [laughter] >> how is it, how is it that the word "jock" is the one that president trump self-edits? >> [laughter] >> in three years, he only worries, he self-edited is "joc" what the hell is going on? >> [laughter] >> so do you know what? you know how i love to do research right? one of these shows, so what i wanted to do was and then i'll shut up, is just read a brief bit from a column that went into the new york times. in 2015, we have been worrying about how much danger donald trump posed to democracy. now the impeachment moving forward a new question is rapidly gaining rel

you go out there on the big nursery the affairs of monica lewinsky they were always tv crews out thereo else was in middleburg. the choir of middleburg. >> the name of his vineyard his granddaughter was? >> jacqueline claxton l. >> was at the granddaughters name? >> no. the vineyard is boxwood. i told well earlier this show was sort of about books but kind of wanders over. >> two times a year he would give you an audience when you're covering the redskins. it was my turn i went in there he was berating someone on the phone and he slammed the phone down and sat down and said how are you mr. cook? and he said you don't care how i am just ask your question! >> kind of true. >> what are you asking about? >> crappy team. >> nothing is ever changing. this might be my favorite. i didn't tell why did linda tripp want? okay to go to work in pentagon and 2001 running this crazy public affairs department i call somebody up over at the building saying, before i start, could you send me something an organizational chart that shows me what am i inheriting. as a binder 3 and a half inches thick becau

lewinsky. i never told anybody, it's a lie, not a single time never. >> we know what happened next.s presidency. clinton was impeached. because they lied. fearful that the truth would undermine the office. fast forward to today, we're seeing a much different strategy from another president in crisis. just say what you did out loud, double down, don't apologize, and then maybe people will think, well, how bad could it really be? >> the conversation was perfect. i think you should ask, actually, that was the second conversation. i think you should ask for the first conversation also. this is about corruption, and if you look and you read our constitution and many other things, i have an obligation to look at corruption. i have an actual obligation and a duty. >> everything is perfect he said except maybe the newest impeachment polling. it shows americans are more eager to impeach trump now than they were at similar points in the clinton and nixon impeachment sagas. tim is a cnn presidential historian, former director of the nixon presidential library. tim, as always, it's good to see

then cancelled then after the phone call vice president pence was the one who was sent to tell the lewinsky about the u.s. military aid that was being withheld he was told to communicate the message that it was because ukraine needed to be more aggressive on corruption the pence reportedly didn't bring up biden during that meeting and according to officials close to. him didn't know that this pressure was for a message on brighton on biden it was likely that the ukrainian officials understood at that point because president trump had made it more explicit that this military aid may have been dependent on them opening an investigation on the bidens so all of this it's a lot of intrigue me of which is really taking washington d.c. by though by the horns and we know the democrats are still charging forward with their impeachment inquiry with more possible witnesses to testify on the hill tomorrow a lot of intrigue indeed how does your castro in washington d.c. thank you very much well let's bring in our own colleague who joins us live now from detroit michigan he's the director of debate and d

call between president trump and kalinski in july pence was dispatched to again to explain to the lewinsky why close to $400000000.00 of u.s. military aid to ukraine was being withheld he told lenski it was because ukraine he did to do more to fight corruption although he didn't say joe biden by name in that meeting with alinsky it was likely understood by ukrainian officials that joe biden was likely that the target of the investigation a president trump wanted started. 7 people then renewed clashes between anti-government protesters and police in iraq security forces opened fire on large crowds as they converged for a 2nd day in the capital and other cities across the country a complete cut who is now in place in baghdad until further notice and. under a calf you and run con has more from back to. gunfire in central baghdad as iraqi security forces confront protesters for a 2nd day. threat wednesday iraqi security forces placed a ring of around to korea square the focal point of the protests. but they weren't deterred by the show of force they came in large numbers and full running battl

former interior minister as controversial buyout of rescue boats reaching italian ports charlotte lewinski picks up the story. under the cup of darkness fresh arrivals set foot on the tully soil these migrants were picked up off the being spotted by the coast guard in the mediterranean over the space of a few hours 5 of the boats full of people also landed on lampedusa the island for years has been the front line of italy's migration courses. from the. former interior minister mr hugh selby may not be everyone's cup of tea but his hardline anti immigration policies did seem to resonate with italians his most famous perhaps and most popular move was to close italy's ports to charity rescue ships before so be nice parties believe came to power as part of the coalition it only had been described as collapsing under the weight for my quince in 2017 almost 120000 are right by sea routes in 2018 the us how we need close the ports that dropped to a little over $23000.00 many had hoped that the end forcing so it's now that seems to be fading and i think there has already been a new immigration pic

impeachment inquiry so now investigating whether mr trump pressured ukrainian president not only is the lewinsky to investigate a political life joe biden and mr biden. the nobel prize for medicine has been announced it's green jointly awarded to 3 scientists william caleb greg and greg's demands of the united states and peter radcliffe from the u.k. they've been chosen because of their pioneering research on how cells adapt to oxygen availability. com international climate activist group the extension in the extinction rebellion has kicked off a worldwide protest that warning of an environmental apocalypse i do this here in germany and elsewhere already disrupting major cities with acts of civil disobedience and in a blocking bridges and major rivers. this is d w that you shouldn't find out more on the w. dot com or follow us on twitter d.w. news and i'll have more world news at the top of the hour. in. the photo. that. scientists recently discovered piece reptiles have the recent markings. now they think they found the key to how comedians communicate. the most is alchemical. secret. next. w.

baker is committee white house correspondent from "the new york times" and helped break the monica lewinsky scandal. good to have both of you for. we haven't been through this as a country many times before. peter, you covered the current white house. i have not heard of war rooms or strategy sessions. have you discovered what the trump administration is going to do? >> well, i think you have a war room of one right now, one man and an. phone or whatever smartphone he's using. there is no a coherent way, unlike the clinton white house, which did, in fact, build a war room to defend him in that impeachment. the president has yet to do that. he may get there. there is talk about that. there's a lot of struggling inside who would be in charge, without it be the white house chief of staff, a separate unit, that kind of thing. but the president feels like he's his own best defender at the moment. >> brennan: what do you think as someone who has been observing president trump's behavior? is he reacting as you would expect? >> you need to step become and look at who he is, and he's somebody who ha

can i check myself in this story former white house staff member was a key figure in the monica lewinsky saget. >> linda tripp. >> excellent. >> did you know that would? >> i knew linda tripp but i was coming up with libby. >> extra points though. what does linda tripp have a store and what kind of store is it? >> i want to say arizona. i don't know if that's correct or not. >> anybody in the crowd no? it's called the christmas light, middleburg virginia and its 3065 days a year a year a christmas trenches married to an austrian who walks around in lederhosen all the time. you go out on the big anniversary of her affairs with monica lewinsky, that are always tv crews out there and 81 their deeply resents it. >> name of injured his granddaughter was? >> jacqueline? >> no. >> was that the granddaughters name? [inaudible] >> i told will earlier this show is sort of a book but wandered all over the place. >> to time to your he would give you an audience when you are covering the redskins. it was my turn i went in and he was berating someone on the phone and he slams the phone to and isotonic

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before monica, lewinsky was a dream in people's eyes. i left the office in 2000. i continued outside as a consultant to help write the final reports. the last work i did was probably in 2001 or 2002. host: were you called to testify? guest: no, the only witness who testified for the counsel's office was ken starr. host: joe on the republican line. you.n't hear it is tough to hear you on the cell phone. caller: [indiscernible] new orleans, derek on the democrats line. caller: hi. as it relates to the impeachment inquiry, i'm wondering if you think the senate will actually act on their part of impeachment if the house does make a decision or whatever they do find? right now there is a lot of discussion about that. i wonder if you think the senate will actually take that step if it comes to it. guest: that's a good question. there has been speculation the senate would ignore the impeachment. the majority leader mcconnell spoke to that a couple of days ago and he said very clearly he would follow the rules and bring the impeachment up before the senate. it is not a co

ukrainian president a lot of years olinsky to investigate trump's domestic political rivals the lewinsky deny the allegation on tuesday new colu. i've never felt any influence on me there are a lot of people in russia in the west standard ukraine who would like to influence me but i'm the president of ukraine of independent ukraine and it seems to me that my stats show that it is impossible to influence me president trump says the ukrainian investigation is a hoax he has repeatedly tried to discredit the whistleblower and intelligence officer who remains anonymous trump has said on twitter that he wants to find out the officer's identity even as a senior member of his own republican party says the whistleblower ought to be heard and protected heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. the british prime minister boris johnson is expected to lay out what downing street says is his final offer on bret's it and it would involve we understand customs checks on the island of ireland is you to give a speech in next couple of hours at the conservative party conference in manchester in the north of

have traveled to ukraine to try to contain the damage from the phone call between trump and the lewinski now kurt volker resigned last week when all of this emerged into the open and he has agreed to speak before congress on this thursday. and what about trump himself what's his reaction been to all of this. right well the president did not have any public events scheduled today but he was publicly airing his grievances on twitter in a series of tweets he again tried to discredit the whistleblower who remains anonymous he asked why he the president was not quote entitled to interview the whistleblower he said this whole investigation into his dealings with ukraine is a hoax now that alissa did a critical response from a member of trump's own party this is senator chuck grassley who is the senior most republican senator he said that this whistleblower should be heard and should be protected not exactly a scathing rebuke but it is evidence of perhaps growing discomfort and concern within the republican rank and file barbara. how does your class do with the latest there from washington d.c.

call america's top diplomat is currently in vogue and was asked about the phone call with the ms lewinsky at the time. i was on the phone call on the phone call was in the context of now i guess i've been the secretary of state for coming on a year and a half i know precisely what the american policy is with respect to ukraine. it's been remarkably consistent and we will continue to try to drive those a set of outcomes that's what our team including putting about sort of volcker we're focused on was taking down. the threat that russia poses there and ukraine it was about helping the ukrainians to craft out corruption outside of their government and to help now this new government in the ukraine build a successful thriving economy it's what the state department officials that i had the privilege to lead have been engaged in this what we will continue to do even while all this noise is going on. as foreign developments for us from capitol hill . again sort of thing we expect. well there is that press conference from nancy pelosi it's a weekly press conference a little bit more interest this

talking about bimbo eruption or turning full force of white house and mainstream peace against monica lewinskyin her 20s who was taken advantage of. >> he just wanted to sing her song. >> i think it was more. >> last question, hillary said, gutsiest thing she defense win for american president. >> we can only hope, she was gutsy, when she ran for president and in that relationship with hermela aragawi becaus-- herhusband, bi. she was standing by her country. >> a patriot. >> right wing conspareacey was after her husband from the beginning. >> the winner is tom shillue, he brought tears, we saw newscasters on election night, what a call back, two and a half years later. kennedy: the javit center, that is hard, that is one of the best party small caps swaps -- this friday night, there is something special for you america. >> oh, we're here live at fox, letting you know friday night smackdown, come to fox friday. we're going to fight right now, i don't top hurt him. >> what? >> ouch. >> [ laughter ] kennedy: oh, no, friday night could live on fox, 8 p.m., eastern, check it out. poor jimmy fel fae

ukrainian president a lot of years olinsky to investigate trump's domestic political rivals the lewinsky deny the allegation on tuesday new colu. i've never felt any influence on me and there are a lot of people in russia in the west standard ukraine who would like to influence me but i'm the president of ukraine of independent ukraine and it seems to me that my stats show that it is impossible to influence me president says the ukrainian investigation is a hoax he has repeatedly tried to discredit the whistleblower and intelligence officer who remains anonymous trump has said on twitter that he wants to find out the officer's identity even as a senior member of his own republican party says the whistleblower ought to be heard and protected heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington bureau america's top diplomats is currently in spring prepare was asked fine journalists if he was in on the cold with trump and. i was on the phone call the phone call was in the context of now i guess i've been the secretary of state for coming on a year and a half i know precisely what the american policy is w

inquiry had been launched he reportedly went to ukraine following the phone call between trump and the lewinsky to control the damage from that phone call volcker is scheduled to give his deposition before congress on thursday. now elections are to be held in separatists controlled eastern ukraine paving the way for talks of moscow it's the latest peace move government led by president. last month's mass prisoner exchange with russia by tory gates and he has this report. protesters outside the ukrainian president's office in the capital kiev they're angry about an agreement with kremlin backed separatists in eastern ukraine which allows for elections a little speech a territory they say it amounts to capitulation to russia. the war has been going on in ukraine as a secure almost 5 years because ukrainian soldiers die there should be a blood and volunteers provide aid to the community cares about ukrainian independence and the in one day all of these if it's a broken by a statement of capitulation by the presidential office the agreement between the ukrainian government kremlin backed separatist

. >> in monica lewinsky scenario happened today he would have been removed from office. >> not by these republicans. kennedy: by today's standards? absolutely. >> i am talking about -- >> that sort of predatory behavior. >> i am not disputing that. kennedy: i am because i think that president clinton was great, he was innocent, and i think his wife should be president. >> we have come full circle. kennedy: circle of life, in truth and trust. white house today doubling down on trump's claim that republicans who oppose him or human scum. here, here. lock them all up. yesterday the president got push back from some conservative lawmakers, say they work for american people not commander in chief, but tonight, trish regan primetime. >> the fact and i stand by what thwhat the president said, peope in our party who are working against him, a president has given results and continues to give results gone through nothing but harassment since before he took office, and to have our own party, some members, actively work against him and members of his administration work against him that is just un

and you've got monica lewinsky who is a looney tunes.his woman has to get in her head what sexual harassment is. >> tucker: ted kennedy was the same way after she killed a woman. he never stop lecturing the rest of us about feminism and hillary is the same thing. she's obviously a completely ruthless political operative who doesn't care that she'll say or do anything. but why does she feel the need to stand on the moral high ground or lecture us about our moral inadequacies. i don't understand that. >> that's why in 2016 she was found to be the most untrustworthy, unbelievable candidate out there. she gets up there and has the moral high ground because she is delusional. she started her career by blaming a 12-year-old rape victim who was in a coma for five days, laughed about the fact and made up facts and said the girl likes older men. that woman, i spoke with her, has not been able to have children as a result of that rape. that's a woman up there on the screen that doesn't care about women. she talks a good game. not that anybody beli

concerned about what might have happened in the ukraine than anything hat bill clinton did, with monica lewinsky. i'm just telling you, just look and see, and, you know, you've than your base here. you're scratching the bottom and we've got a nking, lot of trump people here, i they think strategically are serving your interest very well. >> so we'll have a chance. can i just add one thing to add. listen. james is really good at what he does. he's a formidable strategist and battler and i admire him for it. you've got to remember, donald trump, keep underestimating them. kicked the [ bleep ] out of the bush dynasty and he kicked he [ bleep ] out of hillary clinton, and no one saw that coming, and james is saying, republicans are nervous, house you think the 40 democrats in trump won districts re feeling if nancy pelosi and the corrupt compromised fact running n the case soviet union's style impeachment hearings, how do you think those feeling?rats are >> i know. i know. going to vote to impeach him. i know these guys a lot of them are friends of mine. i'm just telling you. sean: james, what crime

cover-up on the tapes, clinton had a cover-up of the relationship with lewinsky. if we wanted to cover this up, would we have called the department of justice almost immediately and had them look at the transcript of the tape, which we did? if we wanted to cover this up would we have released it to the public? by the way i'm glad that now all this concern about how the document has been edited, i heard adam schiff on television yesterday, or the day before, and say we don't need to hear from the whistleblower we have the transcript, memorandum of communication, memorandum of document. everyone wants to believe there's a coverup you don't give stuff to the public. will explain how we handle documents in the building. all i'm telling you is you can stop asking questions, because there's no coverup. i can prove it to you by our actions. i'm not going to say anymore. it's nice to see everybody, . sir, why are you afraid -- reporter: why are you afraid to take questions from cnn? reporter: why is the ambassador involved in the ukraine? .nd virgin islands delegate watch

people are way more concerned about what might happen in the ukraine than did withbill clinton monica lewinsky. than youro get more base, you are scratching the bottom and i think -- i know we have a lot of trump people here, but i don't think strategically it is serving your interest very well. >> we are going to have a chance -- mr. hannity: can i add one thing? james is really good at what he does, he is a formidable strategist and a battler and i admire him for it. , donaldot to remember trump, keep underestimating him. theicked the shit out of bush dynasty and he kicked the shit out of hillary clinton and nobody saw that coming. james is saying, republicans are nervous. how do you think the 40 house trump-won districts are feeling if nancy pelosi and the corrupt fact witness in the case running soviet union style impeachment hearings, how do you think those 40 democrats are feeling? mr. carville: i know, they will vote to impeach him. a lot of them are friends of mine. they don't fear trump at all, i'm just telling you. that is the point. mr. hannity: what crime do you want to impeach him

with clinton there's a lot more than the issue with monica lewinsky. his attorney general only let the focus be on that. how do you think the media feels about president trump? caller: they hate trump to the nth degree. host: how is that -- caller: part of the media, part of the government. they have become the establishment, the media has become an arm of the government. and i'm talking about the deep state. michael, pennsylvania this morning. getting your thoughts on impeaching a president and the lessons of impeachment passed. the topic came up last week on friday with "the national krakauer. josh here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> looking at historical examples, the support for impeachment for trump right now is significantly higher than it thefor bill clinton during impeachment trial of the 90's or for richard nixon at the beginning of the impeachment hearings that took place in the 70's. so right now, on the one hand you have a base that is sticking with trump no matter what. that is not likely to change significantly. you also have more

i actually worked for hillary during the last impeachment process and the whole monica lewinsky scandal it was a very, very painful process for her. i could see how much it deeply, deeply wounded her. it's an honest statement. >> and sam, the role of hillary clinton, the arc of her life politically as well, democrats have been trying to avoid talking about 2016, and she's come out with a new book with daughter chelsea, a book about women's experience, it's completely nonpolitical but inevitably she'll be asked about this. >> i've heard some rumblings about why is she emerging on the stage. i find it to be ridiculous, to be honest. she's former secretary of state, former presidential candidate. if anyone can speak to what it's like to be targeted by russian disinformation campaigns, it's her. her talking about her marriage in those tones adds an element to our discourse around not "me too" necessarily but what the role is for women in these types of situations. her contribution to the conversation is vital now, not secondary. i'm glad she's speaking out. >> she was on stephen colbert las

i remember you told me you thought clinton had more than paid the price for monica lewinsky because thehadow of impeachment would forever hang over the legacy of his presidency. so if president trump were impeached but not removed from office given the gop-controlled senate would have to convict, do you think that's punishment enough? >> i think it's important for the congress to take the steps that are necessary to hold the president accountable. that's what our forefathers intended. our forefathers put the impeachment clause in because hamilton and madison were very worried that presidents of the united states might very well try to coopt foreign governments into interfering in our democracy. they were worried about that. and that's the issue that's involved here. so they've got to proceed to do what they believe is right under the constitution. and ultimately, whatever the senate does, i think it is correct for the house and the senate to proceed with the enforcement tools provided by the constitution in order to determine whether or not a president should be impeached. that is what

it's like bill clinton saying (as clinton) "i did not have sex with that woman, miss lewinsky.ad sex with all women! there's plenty of me to go around, ladies. belly up to the bubba buffet!" ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh, my! wow! >> stephen: but just standing out there and bluntly asking china for election help is a tough one for republicans to spin-- but they came up with a terrible excuse, that trump was joking about china investigating the bidens. i just want to point out that i tell jokes for a living, and successful or not, rarely do people i work with have to go on sunday news shows to explain that i was joking. ( laughter ) >> jon: well, except that one time. look, stephen was just joking when he said the president of russia was named "vladamir poopin!" ( piano riff ) s s s take it, bob woodward! >> stephen: thank you. thank you. ( applause ) >> stephen: today trump announced a new trade deal with japan. and he started by thanking the folks who worked on it. >> i would particularly like to recognize zippy! zippy duvall. he's been with us from the begin

monica lewinsky. as we're talking about first lady is taking a fall, you have to see what happened in vegas where lady gaga has a residency. she invites a fan on the stage and proceeds to embrace him with her legs.d he loses his balance and sometimes straddle comes before a fall. she bounced back and retook ther stage and later tweeted, "just dance. got to be okay." at least she is okay. the poor guy. >> laura: i'm kind of glad we didn't go full screen with that video. we call this a family our show i'm not sure qualifies. >> to my eyes it looks like a bad romance and i'll leave it there. >> laura: when he first put that up i thought, sean spicer has really changed his looks. what is that? i don't know what that was. >> he got sevens all across board. >> laura: tell us about this report. the witches -- witches are uniting against the president a week before halloween. say it isn't so. >> a magical thinker devise a ritual that is performed by thousands of people for three years. this is a spell and the