. >> li: >> narrator: li is part of a coreroup oupying the chinese university of hong kong. >> li: >>en protesting since june. >> li: >> man: >> li: >> man: >> narrator: li and his fellow hard-liners are devising ways to keep the police at bay, fortifying their barricade of the university campus. >> man: >> li: >> m: >> li: >> man: >> man 2: ♪ (man talking on radio) >> narrator: li and the hard-liners have heard there's a larger gathering elsewhere in hong kong. they decide to andon the chinese university. >> li: (man shouting) >> narrator: they have a bigger battleght-- across the city, at the hong kong polytechnic university. (sirens blaring) >> man: >> narrator: around 2,000 protesters have amassed at the campus. (man shouting) lomi is among the crowd. and li and his fellow hard-liners are also here. >> man: >> narrator: the police have them surrounded. >> li: >> man: >> li: t narrator: it's the starof the most violent confrontationes since the prts began. (shouting) up on thterrace, li is in the firing line. (protesters shouting) (sirs blaring) >> man: >> li: >> man: >> li: >> man

mccarthy: i don't know what that question lies -- that lies with the american public. i think they're going to lose the house because they haven't accomplished anything. i think they're going to lose the house because they made a promise to the american public that they would be different. that they would work with the other side. that they would work on issues. and in the moment in time when they had an opportunity, they squandered it. they selected their committee chairs based upon impeachment. they focused their entire time based upon impeachment. and they failed. that's why there's an internal civil war, not just inside congress itself, i mean, i talked to many democrats who come to me, who are very upset with the speaker and with adam schiff. that adam schiff lied to them as well. started with the fruit from the poisonous tree, it was a failure from the beginning. there's no better sign than seeing that they actually lost a member of their own party, moved to the republican party. that's happened in the past but not from the basis of moving from the majority to th

li's death.why there an outpouring of grief and anger we've seen, really united this country of different political spectrum, even. a lot of them are asking the soul-searching questions because they have really all of these pent-up frustrations and emotions for some time. now, of course, they are increasingly questioning the government's assertions and credibility. not only this issue, but many other issue s. we've seen another state media report, saying another group of medical workers, five of them detained by police, in another province for filming and posting information about what was going on in their hospital amid this outbreak. already, john, history seems to be repeating itself. >> yeah. this is happening in wuhan. this is a city of 11 million people. out of the 60 million or so, that are under lockdown. they've been under lockdown for two weeks now, and heading into its third week. any indication what is inside of the lockdown areas? are people getting anxious? is there a sign of unrest

he lied to you and to the senate. loretta lynch, "lied during testimony of the hillary clinton investigation." cheryl mills lied under oath about the hillary clinton issu issues. every time andrew mccabe opened his mouth, he was lying. that's "the washington times." in fact, he was fired for lying. all this is in the public. you can read it yourself. we put up the sources. the inspector general found that "he lacked candor." lacking candor means he lied. just like they accused roger stone and paul of. of course, how could we ever forget super patriot, jim comey, lying to congress about his decision to clear hillary clinton? remember, the timeline didn't add up. committing numerous crimes. as far as i am concerned, associated with the numerous classified information on the clintons. that would include the espionage act. also, what about the campaign finance violation? remember, the money that for the dirty russian dossier, put together by a foreign national, went to perkins, a law firm. they paid christopher steele the

dr li posted a warning to a group chat of medics in december.seen seven cases that he thought resembled the sars virus that led to a global epidemic in 2003. chinese police then accused him of "making false comments" that had "severely disturbed the social order". he was then forced to sign a document that read: quote "we solemnly warn you: if you keep being stubborn, with such impertinence, and continue this illegal activity, you will be brought to justice — is that understood 7 " underneath that dr li wrote: "yes, i do." even into january officials in wuhan were insisting that only those who came in contact with infected animals could catch this virus. that wasn't true. and no accurate guidance was issued to protect doctors who had been in contact with infected people. then dr li fell ill. finally, on 20 january, china declared an emergency. and at the january, dr li posted this picture with the words "finally diagnosed." he had the virus. the pictures of di li in his hospital bed are going to become among the defining images of this crisis, d

he lied to us by using that committee to actually tell us the fisa was okay.o and then he lied to us one more time when he read the transcript. that was not true. the only thing these people are guilty of that had to go to jail, they are guilty ofof the same thing that you and i are guilty of: that we support our president. that is what the democrats only look at. they don't just hate the president.t.ts they hate me, they hate you, they hate the viewers. they hate everything about us. and listen to what you just put up earlier. adam schiff, eric swalwell, this is all they know is impeached. if they had spent any time with this attorney general, he has the highest character of anyone i've ever been around. he is very independent. if you ever talk to him h about any issue, i've never known a man more independent than him. you know what he came forward with? they already made the decision before the president ever put out an opinion. you know about the president? he gives his opinion to the american public, because he is more open and more transparent than any president we've ever had b

he lied repeatedly. he lied in his memo on russian collusion.new the facts were different. you know, in particular, it was repulsive, it was disgusting. i was going to compare you to mussolini and hitler? >> and they don't have the guts to put me opposite of him. look, you and i don't agree. >> sean: i will give you two a half an hour. hu >> i issued a challenge. i issued a challenge to my opponents. lincoln-douglas town hall meetings. debate me. i will do it. >> sean: i will let you guys go at it. great job. >> okay. thank you. i know you have taken a lot of heat. hesorry about that. by the way, i have been taking it for 31 years. >> i know. >> sean: you get used to it. all right, through the prism of 277 days from now and the election, is this a big impact or forgotten memory, reince priebus? >> well, i think it's for the president that will be a forgotten memory. but with that one of the best things of the president's defense team was that the democrats are trying to take the vote away from the american people. and people know it. the only re

on top of lies. he claimed, for example, that he made us independent in oil and gas production. both of those things happened before he took office just to give you one thing that's -- >> yeah. i mean, willie, it is incredible what it guy claimed. again, things that happened before he got into office, he just grabbed any good headlines from the past decade and used them in his speech. so of course, again, i just -- the media needs to make sure they don't go around talking about what a great speech it was because it really wasn't. it was packed with lies. >> it was. and the one about preexisting conditions is particularly galling considering the administration literally is in court fighting to overturn the obamacare. jonathan lemire, everything that steve rattner said is true, he has the charts to prove it, but the president walked into the room with a new poll showing 49% approval in the gallup poll, 42% approval among independents and 63% approval on the economy. he probably could have gone in and s

and -- >> sean: i believe that, too. >> those that did this, those that lied, intentionally lied to theisa court with, you know, using the dossier as the sole basis for obtaining, what the court says were warrants that would not have been issued but for the fact of these made-up facts, i think why will see people brought to justice and i think bill barre and john durham are working on that as we speak.ba and i think we should have a lot of faith in them. >> sean: if little old sean hannity. lilittle old me, if i happen to have subpoenaed emails and i decide to delete them, get rid of any chance of forensically recovering them with bleach bit, bust them with hammers. if you think come under those circumstances, i would probably be charged with obstruction of justice? maybe i'm just paranoid. i would be handcuffed, arrested, jailed, and the key thrown away. >> that sounds like defacto policy, if you had done something wrong like hidden documents that are classified on a home brew server. i think, you know, this is where -- at the time, when jim comey let hillary clinton off the hook, i wr

she paid for russian lies. by the way, in my interview with assange in january, put it up on my twitter account if you want to watch the whole interview, january 2017, i asked him six separate times, and he denies ever getting anything from russia. okay, maybe you agree or disagree. which, even if he did, at leastk he didn't have to pay for it like hillary clinton. that would be on equal justice under the law. if you are going to say, oh, with to bring this guy here, why isn't she arrested for the espionage act? why isn't she arrested for paying for russian lies? now is undisputed, it is clear, there is a paper trail. we know the dossier author christopher steele on record testifying about that dirty dossier, even saying he has no it is true. clear evidence that two far left tax pretending to be journalist, david corn, michael isikoff, conspiracy theorist leaked the dossier information. why? to help the democrats rigged the election with her russian bought and paid for lies. when i interviewed a julian assange,

she paid for russian lies. by the way, in my interview with assange in january, put it on my twitter account, january 2017, i asked them six separate times. he denied ever getting anything there russia. okay. maybe you agree or disagree. even if he did, he didn't have to pay for it like hillary clinton. that would be unequal justice under the law. if you're going to say we have to bring this guy here, why isn't she arrested for the espionage act? why isn't she arrested for paying for russian lies? it's undisputed, it's clear. there's a paper trail. we know the dossier and steele testifying about that dirty dossier saying he doesn't know if it's true. clear evidence that too far left hacks pretending to be journalist, conspiracy theorists, leaked the dossier information why? to help the democrats rig the election with her russian bought and paid for lies. when i interviewed julian assange, i asked him about his sources. he declined working with russian. we know hillary paid for it. take a look. >> did russia giv

>> should have been punished because he lied and lied several times to the investigators and many people feel the same way. i will not spend a lot more my life on andy mccabe. chris: i will not spend any more of my interview on that. the president has never asked him to do anything in a criminal case. but mr. trump tweeted this does not mean i do not have as president the legal right to do so. i do. but i have so far chosen not to appeared what does the president think is his legal authority to intervene in criminal cases andr who should be prosecuted and you should not be. >> did you say he is ordering who -- chris: what if he thinks -- >> yes, ladies and gentlemen, including president trump basque powers. the president is making the point and the attorney general bill barr is backing them up on this. he has not interfered in any criminal case. i know people trying to bully bill barr out of his job, like elizabeth warren. her campaign is disappearing as a viable candidate. she has to pick on bill barr. not bullied by people like elizabeth warren, steve cohen-- chris: get involved in cri

"goodbye, li wenliang," it says. be no doubting just how sensitive a moment this now is for chinese‘s ruling communist party. the already simmering concern about the mishandling of the crisis exploding into a public wave of anger and grief. in the death of a doctor, the systemic failings have been laid bare. the response, though, is likely to be more censorship. these videos of wuhan‘s hospitals, the conditions inside, and the people queuing for masks were taken by a blogger — chen quishi. i spoke to him earlier this week. what's your thoughts about how long you will be able to continue providing independent reporting from wuhan? "i am not sure," he says. "the censorship‘s so strict, people's accounts are being closed down if they share my content." his family say he's now disappeared. in this public health disaster, there are real political risks and the orders are already being sent out — maintain stability, tighten control. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. a british man on his honeymoon is among more than 60 peop

they didn't think he lied but they said we want you to lie and say you lied.e telling him to lie so we won't go after your son after have you had to sell your house and everything in between that happened. >> it's even worse than that, sean. >> small group at the fbi including mccabe and peter strzok and agent i can't name and trish anderson and james baker and others literally worked together to figure out how and when to interview him to keep him from knowing he was even the subject of the interview. so not only was he not warned of his rights, he didn't even know that he was being investigated. in fact, he was led to believe that he wasn't being investigated. i don't even know of a false statement prosecution ever in the history of our country where somebody wasn't even warned of their rights or told they were being investigated. and then, of course, we have the missing 302, the original 302 they say they can't find, he can't produce it. he has conflicts of interest out the wazoo himself because he would be witness number one if we have to have a hearing in

the fbi is now been proven to have lied 17 times. we got and a half a dozen people at the top level of our intelligence community who have admitted to having extreme biased. you got peter strauch and lisa pence talking about taking down the president.having an insurance policy against him succeeding and becoming the president. he got mccabe, you've got call member james klapper the one who came to the senate and when asked by senator wyden, are you storing are you gathering information from americans by the millions and storing it on government computers? james klapper said no. he lied to congress. nobody chose to impeach him. but he lied to congress and committed a felony.is he in jail? no, he's making millions of dollars as a contributor on television now. using and peddling his national security influence for dollars after having committed a felony and lying to us. these are the people who plotted to bring the president down. these are the people who continue to flock to bring the president down. before all of this started i was a

they know the only thing they have is lies lies lies.t create any policy to benefit the american people since i took over the house. kennedy: they certainly didn't during the senate impeachment trial. so she is viewing the state of the union address only through the lens of hate, that is shortsighted. i do agree that nancy plus he would do herself, and a lot of democrats could have done himself a better service by standing up for some of those moments. i realize those moments were written into this speech to troll democrats. because they are damned if they do and damned if they don't. if they stand up and applaud the president's words they are worried their supporters assume they are supporting the president. but if they sit down for things like school choice, minorities and women having better economic prospects, they look petty. >> will look in, the airmen, the last one living, and 9-year-old black girl, you think about black unemployment during the obama administration there were 11 times were unemployment in the african-american comm

he also lied to the fbi. as we reported here before, wolf's indictment shows he picked up a highly classified document to take to the senate intelligence committee. a later fbi sentencing recommendation confirmed that that document included the first two fisa warrants for carter page. but james wolfe was never charged with leaking those classified documents. most of the charges were dropped against him in what could be called nothing other than a sweetheart deal. wolf as you allowed to plead guilty to one count of lying to investigators for which he served two months in prison. it is that moment we can see evidence of the department of justice covering up a backgrounds scheme to remove the president. had the prosecution of wolf gone on, it's likely text messages between mike western and christopher steele's attorney might have been highly scrutinize. we'll never know. further questions would have been asked about warner's links to steele. but it wasn't in the left-wing media's best interest to look into wolf'

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and that is kind of where the baggage advantage lies -- biggest advantage lies. but there is more to it than that. you talked a little bit about how much he spent in recent years supporting causes and leaders and things like that but

. >> comey lied, mccabe lied. lisa page lied, her lover strzok, peter strzok lied. you don't know who these people are? just trust me. they all lied. you have people that's forged documents. you had people that wrote fake dossiers and brought them to the fbi and used people in the justice department to get them to the fbi. a lot of bad things are happening and we are cleaning it up, we are cleaning the swamp. we are draining the swamp. i just never knew how deep the swamp was. lou: we are getting a good idea. joining us tonight is robert ray, a member of president trump's legal team. good to have you with us. as we look at these sentencing guidelines and the experience in the federal system, roger stone just got slammed for 40 months for something that's typically a matter of 9 months. there are so many questions about her, judge jackson, her biases in this because she is politically on the other side. the remarks she made from the bench. your reaction to the president's outrage to what is happening to roger stone. >> laughter aside. you just played the clip. the pr

mccabe lied, lisa page lied, her lover peter strzok lied. you don't know who these people are? trust me, they all lied. i would love to see roger exonerated and i'd love to see it happen because i personally think he was treated unfairly. >> ed: joining me now is trey gowdy, the former chair of the house oversight committee, noah fox news contributor. i suspect the president may have something to say about roger stone and peter strzok but i think what he's getting at is his anger about the fact that he believes there are two tears of justice in this country. >> i would be angry about that too, if you like small government, there is nothing smaller than a jury trial. i have a lot of respect for juries, he lost and much more on the line with what i thought was fair, his frustration is that the origins of this -- peter strzok's who started the investigation. i think that is his frustration. i don't think it's with the jury verdict. >> ed: after all the controversy, isn't it interesting that the federal judge ends up coming up with a sentence, judge amy berman jackson, that is clos

they say he lied. but other people lied, too. just to mention comey lied. mccabe lied.page lied. her lover, strzok, peter strzok, lied. >> sean: it was reaction, author of "defending the constitution" alan dershowitz. i didn't get that book yet. >> i had to write this book, this is my speech in the united states senate. the one that has been so misconstrued by cnn and other networks. so i had to put out a book. it's my speech. my answer to all the questions. i challenge anybody to read it and call cnn and see how they doctored the reporting of my speech. they literally doctored it by taking everything out of context and putting words in my mouth. >> sean: where have you been? fake news. let me introduce gregg jarrett. number 1 best seller author "witch hunt." i read your column. i was blown away. it expressed my opinions exactly, gregg. all of the attacks against the attorney general, i thought -- couple things today. one, the president showed amazing restraint. i'm going to let the process work its way through. we now know a juror, the foreperson, the lead juror now ha

. >> he finally met li who handles the group's communications. they've partnered with nonprofits like direct relief which supplies the needed equipment, they step in to help logistics. li and gong say many volunteers are familiar with business in china. >> many of them have a full-time job, you know, there are new moms who had a baby just two months old, you know, we'll really great group of people. and everybody's trying to help. >> reporter: gong says sis co hp and other silicon valley tech giants are stepping in to help provide supplies. he says fedex is also helping with free shipping. they've already helped with about seven shipments.

now mr li's death now draws attention to an uncomfortable question. should china have acted sooner?, start us off. i think it is clear china should have acted sooner and even chinese officials are now acknowledging this. and the outcry on social media over the death of doctor li wienlang is very moving and very powerful. we know that they didn't close down the live markets, they didn't alert people to the fact there was a new virus, that they in fact tried to censure doctor li wienlang. for me the question is where does that take china? will people feel we have all got to come together to fight the virus and we cannot fight the government? or will they be feeling, especially after all those protests in hong kong, that this is a moment for change? interesting question and, david, i don't know if you have a view on it. as part of that question, interesting to note that since li wienlang's death media have started complaining that outside forces are manipulating and exploiting grief over his death to deliver an anti—china message. i suppose, insofar as the chinese government is now rec

they say he lied. but other people lie too. just to mention comey lied. mccabe lied. lisa page lied. her lover, struck, peter struck, lied. you don't know who these people are? trust me they all lied. >> and of course trump lied 16,000 times and counting. burt it's comments like those that have us on pardon watch this hour. but even if justice doesn't ultimately perveil, it had a hell of an afternoon. the doj took over when the four career prosecutors took the case after doj intervene was described by twitter. the characterizations were confirmed by nbc news. judge amy berman jackson asked did it get up to the u.s. attorney? yes, the prosecutor responds. the judge asked did it have to go up to main justice? the prosecutor responds. there were consultations with main justice. and with respect to the second filing the judge asked you signed it, did you write it? the response, i'm not at liberty to discuss the internal deliberations from doj? were you directed to ask that? quote, i can't answer that. and judge amy berman jackson on the truth. quote, the truth still exist

he also lied to the fbi. as we reported here before, wilson indictment shows he picked up a highly classified document on march 17th of 2017 to take to the senate intelligence committee. a later fbi sentencing recommendation confirmed that that document included the first two fisa warrants for carter page but james wolf was never charged with leaking those classified documents, most of the charges were dropped against him and what could be called nothing than a sweetheart deal orchestrated by former us attorney jesse lou. wolf was allowed to plead guilty to one count of lying to investigators for which he served two month, two months in prison. it is that moment in which we can now see evidence of the department of justice covering of the background scheme to remove the president. had the prosecution of wolf gone on it is likely text messages between senate intel committee vice-chairman mark warner and christopher steele's attorney adam waldman might have been highly scrutinized. we will never know. further q

"goodbye li wenliang," it says.oubting just how sensitive a moment that snow is for chinese ruling communists party, the already simmering concern about the handling of the crisis exploding into a public wave of anger and grief. in the death of a doctor, the systemic failures have been laid bare. the response that is likely to be more censorship. these videos of wuhan‘s hospitals, the conditions inside and the people queuing for masks were taken by a blogger. i spoke to him earlier this week. what are your thoughts on how long you will be able to continue providing independent reporting from wuhan? "i am not sure," he says, "the censorship is so strict, people's accounts are being closed down if they share my content." his family say he has now disappeared. in this public health disaster, there are real political risks and orders are already being sent out, maintain stability, tighten control. john sudworth, bbc news. earlier, the world health 0rganisation shared its latest figures on the outbreak, including some po

just to mention, comey lied mccabe lied. you don't know who these people are just trust me. they all lied. >> reporter: within hours of today's sentence, stone's longtime friend appealing directly to the president to use the power of the pardon to right this horrible wrong lindsey graham defending president trump's legal authority to review the case with top democrat adam schiff arguing a pardon would be a breathtaking act of corruption. also tonight the president facing new backlash after naming another combative political ally as the nation's spy chief rick grenell, the u.s. ambassador to germany, and a fierce trump advocate, now acting director of national intelligence, overseeing the cia and 16 other agencies. democrats questioning his lack of intelligence experience house speaker nancy pelosi arguing grenell's sole qualification is his absolute loyalty to the president. and tonight "the new york times" is reporting that intelligence officials briefed lawmakers that russia is interfering in the 2020 campaign to try to get president trump re-elected "the times" says the p

. >> lies. >> she's able to tell a lie. she believes the lie. >> and murder. >> i defended myself. >> after one of the most sensational and bizarre trials ever, hear the chilling details from her friends. >> did you see any cuts on her? >> tiny. little cuts. >> and his. >> he was very afraid of her. but every time he tried to break things off with jodi she'd threaten to kill herself. >> inside the jodi arias trial. >> this isn't a ride at disneyland. this is somebody who was tragically murdered. >> hello and welcome to "dateline." when travis alexander was murdered, friends immediately suspected his former girlfriend, jodi arias. graphic evidence found at the scene pointed to jodi as well. and soon she was arrested. her trial captivated the nation with months of lurid testimony. through it all there was a fascinating mystery at the heart of the crime. who was jodi arias? here's josh mankiewicz with "along came jodi." >> mr. alexander was dead. you worried about that, right? >> yes. >> it would be you that did it, correct? >