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hillary clinton's investigation, the russia collusion charge and a special prosecutor that i had to go to? the answer is james comey appointed the special prosecutor patrick fitzgerald. jim comey is the manary clinton was innocent even before he interviewed her. james comey is the man at the center and one of the people at the center of the russian collusion. >> sean: i am telling everybody, there is an avalanche of evidence how to come out that is going to blow up this entire story. the biggest abuse of power scandal in our history. it exists, we have gone over it regularly. two separate determinations, the fbi done month investigation, house intel, and now the mueller report with no collusion. keep going after that and then the new green deal and how does that impact 2020? >> but the time 2020 rolls around i suspect the candidates will get smart. you'll notice they are not talking the same way that jerry nadler is. i thought it was interesting bernie sanders out of his way to say if we spent all her time attacking donald trump democrats will lose. you will see it economy between most of the candidates particularly wants to have the top of the heat and the people who are the chairs of t

man. hillary clinton said he's a fun guy. hooves friends with democrats.he was friends with schumer and all of them and dealt with them. so that has been the great mystery. likewise, the great mystery to me, on a weekend like this weekend, the mule aeller report released, but he dodged the bullet, dodged the legal bullet, so why not at least be happy or play happy and stay off of twitter. we're not just talking about him doing something this weekend that impacts the polls and maybe would help hmm two or three points one way or the other, this is more about the central mystery of donald trump as a politician and why he does things, again, not on that are against the american interests but he is consistently doing things that are against his own political interests and drives those closest to him inside the white house crazy regardless of what they say on fox news. >> why don't we do some literature, how about some el elizabethan. he has scottish ancestry. he is macbeth presumably. he feels guilty or henry iv. he's someone who feels he has done something ill

the man who cleared hillary clinton of her wrongdoing being looks at himself or mishandling classifiednformation, the memos he wrote of his conversations with donald trump. we know four of those are classified, one or more may have been leaked based on numbers we know were shared and we also know the fbi scrubbed offices where the classified information was leaked so look for that and we will really see just how bad the comey fbi was when these reports come out. >> james comey was fired by donald trump in may 2017. democrats demanding documents donald donald trump's plan to send migrants to sanctuary cities. we then following that. some of those cities pushing back, even threatening legal action. griff jenkins is live for us in washington where this story has taken on a life of its own. what is going on? >> reporter: let me try to put this together. house democrats are responding to a threat and rejected on legal advice of immigration officials but involving a legitimate effort to possibly unleash detailed migrants into sanctuary cities. in a letter to the white house three powerful de

almost ironic the man who cleared hillary clinton of wrongdoing, being looked at for mishandling classifiedmemos he wrote conversations between president trump. we know four classified so one or more late based on the numbers we know that were shared. we also know the fbi to scrub offices where the classified information was leaked. so look for that on top of the fisa and how bad that fbi reports when they come out. >> sean: and your take, sarah. >> sara: absolutely and important information, sean, a two-tier justice system. we have been reporting all of these years. the facts remain the facts. one of the things michael world wits will likely be looking at, 2016, the lakes, yahoo news abot carter page but remember the fbi and the doj and those people principally involved or piggybacking off of the same information, spreading it around, the exact same information and utilizing a separate information when they applied for foreign intelligence surveillance act warrant. i'm sure michael horowitz will look at that, who did that and who spread the information in who was leaking to reporters like

the man who cleared hillary clinton for wrongdoing being looked at himself or mishandling classifiedormation. those memos he wrote of his conversations with president trump. we know four of those were classified. that means one or more may have been leaked based onn the numbers. we also know the fbi scrubbed offices with a classified information was leaked. look for that on top of the fisa abuses, we are really going to t see how bad the comey fbi was when the ig reports come out. >> sean: your take, sara? >> absolutely. a really important part here is that it was a two tiered justice system. that is what we've been reporting on for all these years. the facts remain the facts. one of the things that michael horowitz more than likely will be looking at is in 2016, the leaks to michael isikoff and yahoo news about carter page, remember the fbi and the doj come with those people that are principally involved in investigating this, were piggybacking off of the same information, spreading it around, the exact same information, and utilizing it as separate evidence with me applied for the

support an eventual nominee, if that eventual nominee is not him, since he was the last man standing when hillary clinton got the nomination, maybe that's a hangover from 2016. maybe it's just bernie? no, he was the first to sign on, the day the pledge was unveiled on thursday of last week. on friday, cory booker signed it, and then jay inslee, julian castro, pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, and then amy klobuchar, today kirsten jilgillibrand signed an john hickenlooper. they're putting it out on social media letting you know they have made this pledge. which means a majority of the candidates have pledged as soon as there is a nominee, they will endorse immediately. they will completely put themselves at the disposal of the campaign of the nominee, no matter who it is, full stop. and i fully believe in the timeless adage in the primary, you vet your heart, in the general, you vote your head, it is almost always folly to try to, like, game it out, right, during the primary, to try to pick a primary candidate who you're gouge to vote for, not because that's the candidate you like t

twice the size of a hillary's. the man hasn't gotten off the douch deliver one damn thing for you.need to remember that when you vote again in 2020. all i can tell you, i have not made my decision yet. i'm very close. of all the candidates running, how many have actually wrestled a 280 pound eight-foot alligator for a political contribution. how many? i am your man. if i can wrestle an alligator i can wrestle donald trump and that would be worth it. you would amoney to watch that debate. >> wow. that would be a sight to see to say the least. the information governor referencing there a stunt that he pulled in 1980, quite sometime ago to fundraiser for jimmy carter's re-election campaign. if only we had the footage of that. >>> still ahead we'll show you how top democrats are reacting to bill barr he believes trump campaign was spied on in 2016. >>> plus senator and 2020 cane bernie sanders unveils an ambitious medicare plan for all and willing to change senate rules to get it passed. those stories and more coming up next. g up next ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that

hillary. i'm glad she lost. maneminds me -- if martin luther king could see him, he would say we have arrived where you should be judged by the content of your character. but you get a lot of hate speech. this gentleman knows what i'm talking about. he comes he is black. he doesn't fear the police officers from killing him. the lesbian and gay community want to be victims. he's right. i've been black all my life. everybody wants to be a victim but they don't want to be black. try being black in america when you have two, all the things that we go through each and every day including up until today. we don't all consider ourselves victims. we don't even get victimhood status when we deserve it. i don't blame vice president pence. i don't blame him -- these people are crazy out here. the left is crazy. don't meet with women who are not your wife. i'm a businessman, i don't meet with women anymore in a one-on-one. i don't do that. i don't associate with women outside of office hours. i go home. i don't do any of those

man if anybody is too sensitive. i mean unethical prosecutor. he put together a staff of hillary loving, trump hating people who luckily -- >> robert mueller very well regarded. >> maybe he wasn't paying attention. >> when he was e appointed, president trump supporters like newt gingrich and yourself phrased him. >> you got it. >> -- ultimately cleared president trump. >> and that takes every cheap shot imaginable because he couldn't prove it -- >> you call it cheap shots. other people call it evidence. >> why don't we hear how often cohen perjured himself under oath as a way of evaluating the truthfulness of what cohen is saying today. >> i have to cut you off because we're out of time. >> you think that's a fair document, using a standard of proof that you have to absolutely prove your innocence, then we're living in a different country other than america. if bob -- maybe bob didn't read that carefully. but that affects the entire document. when people have to prove their innocence, we're in a different country. by the way, the president is innocent. he is definitely innocent o

and two plus two equals four when i told them this information about this man who had a parent information about russians in hillary clinton's e-mails and now what's been revealed and what's unfortunately after i pled guilty and i couldn't take my guilty plea back that this guy looked like he was working with western intelligence operatives and the possibly the cia itself why did you plead guilty well look at the time i pled guilty i had been violently arrested at an airport ok i was under sealed i got well i had seven f.b.i. agents essentially rushing me off of a shuttle bus at an airport after i hadn't slept a prison cell without understanding why i was being arrested so i get there i soar negotiating with the special counsel i have no idea what's going on you know they're talking in circles they're describing this character joseph smith so there's some sort of russian spy but he never was obviously that's what the big scandal is today and i basically plead guilty without understanding exactly what the real case was against me you want to pardon my i have no legal counsel no hope for a reason because those other

. >> hillary has her eye on entertainment. >> reporter: the man who sings about showgirls will be spendinga little more time in his own showroom. barry manilow's residency will be extended through october at the international theater in las vegas. the star also has a new album called night songs 2 which will be released in june. >> it's a romantic, sexy album of me playing the piano and singing beautiful standards. it's like having me in your living room playing the piano and singing for you! >> reporter: another singer with a long-running residency in vegas has a new gig, celine dion has been named a global ambassador for l'oreal harris. the 51-year-old told people magazine she never expected such an honor. tickets are on sale now for the highly anticipated avengers endgame. the movie opened nationwide april 26. for true marvel movie lovers, a marathon of all 22 films in the marvel cinematic universe will be shown in 11 theaters in the u.s. starting april 23 . >>> coming up, the showdown in oak town. warriors and gonzaga battle for the lead. >>> let's take a quick live look outside right

the next time trump wants to prosecute hillary clinton, that's the man who will pick up the phone.hat do you think he'll say? >> and he also wrote something about this as a private citizen. look, actually one of the great details in the report jeff sessions took to every time he met with trump carrying a resignation letter in his pocket. what i think he'll say, i think he'll say no just because -- this is not just vicious, it's completely unhinged and one gets the picture of king -- mad king donald skulling around in his own grievances and coming up with crazy ideas and coming down and ordering people around. i see what you mean, trump has been a champion of executive power, et cetera. but it is such a looney toons idea that whatever champion of trump he's been to date, that i think is a bridge too far. >> harry, donny, we've talked a lot on this show that the southern district was always the problem for trump, not mueller. how does it work? they've been working on investigations, and barr is the scariest to show up. does he have the ability to call up the southern district and say

them in terms of raising money and motivating their base and takes away the boogie man argument that they had against hillaryand obama when they were running for president. it's interesting to watch them struggle with it and also effectively double down with this extremist rhetoric of politics. that's the purpose of having him front and center. >> what's happened here that is different from the tobacco lobby or the pharma lobby or the insurance lobby where you don't hear about the politic inside that lobby. why are there politics inside the gun lobby given that it's largely funded by the fun industry. >> we are going to learn about that one. this is a background on the big shift of the era of rising mass shootings and particularly since parkland last year. the tie has turned in major ways against the organization and it's probably no coincidence that it is causing this turmoil internally because they are under intense scrutiny and for a long time, they were able to keep their operation like a black box. it is starting to -- there are cracks in the wall now and we will learn more about why and how this is hap

we heard from hillary clinton about a man whose website was an essential player and the hacking of thosei think it is, it is clear from the indictment that came out. it's not about punishing journalism. it's about assisting the hacking of the military computer to steal information from the united states government. >> nbc matt bradley is following all of this in london. what is next in this extradition fight? >> next up, h, allie, julian assange will sit before a judge and also sort of a telephone or video link to the united states for a hearing on may 2nd. and that's when they're going to be discussing the extradition where he will face charges in the united states for conspiracy to try to hack into a government computer. and after that, lawyers and officials in the u.s. have until june 12th to provide evidence and documents to officials here to support their claim for an extradition. but remember, hallie, still more to go here. he hasn't been sentenced for his crime here in london which was skipping bail several years ago. that could mean up to a year in prison, which he would have to

he was the obama wing man and the other one was on the tarmac meeting with bill clinton to talk about golf and grandchildren if you remember. but it was really probably about hillary clinton's emails. the attorney general is a man of the utmost integrity. he turned around the summary of the report in 48 hours.he offered them the opportunity to see the full unredacted report. they don't want that. they want to make this a political football and continue to impugn his integrity and the work is done on behalf of the country. it is shameful. >> are also impugning the integrity of bill barr. he heard the sound bite from adam schiff in which he asserted that barr has misrepresented the mueller report. take a look at the march 24 letter from barr. he literally recites verbatim, the report on both collusion and obstruction. on the latter he said there issues on both sides. right out of mueller 's report. then he produces a report that presents issues on both sides. i mean, how can somebody in good conscience, accused bill barr of misrepresenting it? >> not just somebody, greg, but little adam schiff, who has lied to the american people for the last 2 and a half years when

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man is in washington d.c. at a state department conference that they have hillary clinton's e-mails.is at the fbi's assertion they let our russian asset two weeks he was speaking with panels with congressman at the state department? is that their assertion they were allowing a russian asset to speak in saudi arabia at conferences with ash carter us secretary of defense? this is all public record. it is damning. it is horrifying. i think it really gets to the core if we can now trust our institutions in this country to preserve both americans liberty and the rule of law and if the government will seek to entrap an american citizen in a false story with those free-market targets may be that president was the eventual target, that i believe my case, i don't know where it would lead will do more damage to the fbi's reputation and the special counsel's reputation and the leadership of the fbi than any benefits of putting me in prison in wisconsin eating chicken wings for 11 days. [laughter] that is my assertion i make my case very clear of why i believe that. at this point i am talking to

man. i will not dwell that collusion with russia was bonnie and clyde of politics bill and hillary sellingur uranium to russia pocketing $145 million through their charity. or obama to say there's no way russia could hack into the 2016 election. i guess he was wrong. and obama stood by to watch russia invade ukraine or crimea. joe biden insisted the ukrainian prosecutor be fired because he was investigated joe son doing business in the ukraine. but the left complains. they don't like that redaction's which are required by the department of justice. they hate attorney general bar they will read every word to bring down that 18 lawyers thousands of lawyers and $35 million and search warrants could not. >> if this were you or me or anybody except the president we would have been indicted. mueller makes that pretty clear. very clear. so as of this moment donald trump walks. >> it is important to note the facts that are now established by this report are damning whether they could or should have resulted in the indictment of the president they are damning. >> i think they could make some sophis

of the best decisions he has ever made also is said to have dissuaded his right-hand man against running against hillary president spoke about the pitfalls of fears in our leadership. >> fear induces closed-mindedness. leaders who feed fear typically are also ones who avoid facts. >> danielle, i want to start with you, you had joe biden there a few moments ago talking about his brand of politics, the kind of politics that he and president obama engineered together as he sees it and it's one he says that's looking to the future, it's not looking back. there is a bit of dissidents in the campaign as a few days in about that, him harkening back not way things were and to cross the t and dot the i looking to the future. >> i do think that it's going to be an issue for joe biden. i think that the idea that once again, everyone wants like a white male savior to come in and save the day and also thinks that that's the only person that can go toe to toe with donald trump is kind of a problem, but i also think, again, joe biden is operating as if the world is normal right now and wants to harken back to the day

washington post op-ed wednesday, 2016 democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton called special counsel mueller report road manat documents a serious crime against the american people but urged democrats not to rush the congress questioning and not jump straight to up or down vote on impeachment. let's bring in wall street journal columnist deputy editor dan henninger and kim strassel and bill mcgurn. bill, what we have the impeachment straddle, oh, he's guilty of obstruction, he's guilty of crimes, he's guilty of impeachable offensives but we don't want to quite get to impeachment, how do you get to that? >> depends on the word we, some in the party that clearly want to move ahead and they think the mueller report gives them the evidence that they need, but even even jerry nadler -- paul: head of judiciary. >> in terms of the formal process of articles of impeachment, he would be the key player, he said that they would meet -- need before they start this, they would need evidence persuasive that even people that voted for trump that would be persuaded. you can't have impeachment where half of the people you t

he was an innocent man being charged in a partisan investigation. you make point about hillaryledgehammers to her devices and jim comey exonerates her based on intend, here we know from robert mueller the president never had any corrupt intend but that doesn't matter. it matters for hillary, it matters for the president. rob: it is a partisan thing like everything else. did anything change as we go into 2020? like the same stuff. >> the issue is we only listen to 5 or 10 voices on the far left and 5 or 10 voices on the far right. the 90% in the middle, this is not an issue that moves the needle for most americans. go to the grocery store or the barbershop, no one is talking about that. >> investigating and start legislating. rob: last word. >> you are exactly right. the american people want progress and there's one person focus on that, donald trump, no more investigating. let's legislate. >> steny hoyer want everyone to get over this. it has been two years, thanks, we will be right back. . . jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. mueller report edition. we start wi

the man is given a piece of information. >> the russians have nt cl hillary clinton's emails. >> by a maltese counter intelligence guy. >> okay. >> he repeats it a month later to an australian guy with a shady background, big contributor to hillary clinton even though he's an australian. >> you can't contribute to -- >> i think he's a citizen now, not illegal. raised money for her, helped to get money, to the foundation, i'm sorry. >> to the clinton foundation? >> to the foundation. >> can i ask you a question -- >> wait, i want to finish an important thought. that man is told the same information missoud gave him. all it says is the russians -- >> -- have information they have emails from hillary clinton. >> it was true and it was an attack on the united states. >> it doesn't justify an investigation of donald trump as candidate for president of the united states. there is right now as much evidence that obama may have known about the steele dossier and affidavits as trump might have known about that, in fact more, because there's a text between strzok and page -- >> i don't know --

prize winner phil rucker from "the washington post," fonl a former spormsman for hillary clinton, and i think the happiest man in america, john boehner, who dealt with issues as communications director for republicans on house ways and means. so we're about to make him work overtime here. mr. rucker, i must start with you. your paper called this policy whiplash. the president doesn't mind policy whiplash. playing a game of chicken is how he's run his business -- which by the way it went bankrupt four times throughout the last decade. >> whiplash is what we have seen from the president. the president brought up health care and created a new policy and now is punting that until after the election. it speaks to the broader problem the white house is having creating a cohesive and add heradd hernt policy agenda. trump has not put on the table any policy ideas as he gears up for re-election and he's in open disagreement with republican leaders in the senate, especially mitch mcconnell on these priorities. it's a real problem for the president. >> michael, a trump supporter would say his methods are unorthodox. it'

hillary clinton the presidential candidate for the democrats in twenty sixteen now at this point just facing charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion it's alleged that he worked with chelsea manning who is now being detained by u.s. officials that he worked with her in order to try and crack the code to the department of defense in order to get information that was eventually leaked now eventually chelsea manning committed in iraq now in addition to that wiki leaks published e-mails from the democratic national committee during the two thousand and sixteen elections they published e-mails from john podesta hillary clinton's aide and it was widely alleged that those e-mails came about they were received as the result of a hack however at this point with the leaks as of on maintain they received these e-mails as the result of an internal leak or the leaker provided them with these e-mails that was not hacking in order to get these e-mails now many suspect that even though there is simply been a request to extradite julian a songe on charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion which only holds a penalty of possibly five years many suspect that when he reaches the united state

let us just at least say, what hillary clinton because she lived so long for a man who didn't have itbility gene and i do think that is true. doesn't make them always better leaders. we've seen with theresa may stumbling around and totally inept but she only was there because of all those upper class men totally messed up brexit and left her as the only person standing and, you know, they're still sabotaging anything she has to do. >> whether we have the responsibility gene or not, we don't have a choice. we just have to do it. >> exactly. the unpaid burdens. we have to take them up, which gets back to equal pay. >> whole other subject. stay at home mothers how they need some tax breaks. that is a full-time job. tina, thank you so much. >>> up next, money, power, politics. why an economist waublked into brothel. seriously, we'll tell you what that has to do with risk and equal pay. you heard me. verizon got us vip tickets three feet away from justin timberlake. and to say vip is an understatement, because i sawww justin timberlake. so he literally looked into the phone and started dan

man if you will. >> biden's hopes his long time connection with working class voters help him carry states like michigan where trump beat hillary6. >> joe biden will have to convince the youthful members of the democratic party that his 76-year-old white man is the only candidate that can defeat president donald trump. >> in addition to that, news outlets were also focusing on some of the challenges biden might face. >> he's not the me too candidate by a long shot. not only does joe have his own touchy-feely proliveties. >> he has a challenge of having been in washington for decades and decades and the past positions taken on the certain issues don't necessarily appeal to progressive democrats. >> the former vice president has been accused of women inappropriately touching them. another one of the gaffes as they say from joe biden. there is plenty for democrats to attack when it comes to joe biden. >> now, headlines in the uk, they offered up unique analysis. don't expect a re luvolution. they're cheering for a candidate who represents everything the left should abhor. a moldering at the moment corpse of a long failed electoral

assange published those leaks from chelsea manning about the iraq and afghanistan wars and as recently as the 2016 e elect election, released stolen e-mails from hillary away despite the fact that he has remained in that embassy for seven years. >> thanking ecuador for the assange arrest, saying he is rightly facing justice in the uk. they would like to thank ecuador for his cooperation and the metropolitan police for professionalism. no one is above the law. but seven years holed up in that embassy, seven long years there trying to avoid this warrant and now he is in police custody. >> failing to surrender to the court, massive breaking news for the man behind wikileaks, who published those 2010 leaks about the iraq and afghanistan wars, published leaks that was believed to be stolen by russia regarding hillary >> a hero to some, a villain for others. >> complicated. >> a high profile figure who escaped the law and now is in custody. many people wondered if he'd walk out of the embassy in ecuador. he didn't. the police walked in and took him out of there. julian assange arrested. the uk home secretary thanking ecuador with drawing his asylum, taking

hillary clinton. so a sure bet for some democrats is a man. >> let's talk about steven moore, the president's pick foral reserve board. it turns out that he made just a ton of sexist and derogatory comments about women in the past. according to the "new york times," he wrote this about college women, if they were so oppressed and offended by drunken lustful frat boys, why did they show up in droves in tight skirts to the keg parties? phere is the rule change i propose. no more women refs, no women announcers, no women beer vendors, no women anything. and then this. is there no area in life where men can take a vacation from women? he wrote that women tennis pros want equal pay for inferior work. what do you think this is going to do to him if anything? >> well, i think that his nomination was already face ag few problems. the truth is that the trump administration even if they think you are a wonderful person, they don't vet you. so if you have not pre-vetted yourself, this is what you are going to face. this is what herman cain faced until he pulled himself from consideration 36 hours ago. can you pa

steve: chelsea manning and other instances for instance the hillary clinton email it is suggested otherword out. he was the publisher, albeit online. >> there may be a claim that what he was doing was legitimate journalist activity and what constitutes a journalist is a more complex question in the age of the internet but i do not regard him as a hero. ainsley: so what will happen next? if he is facing charges in america and charges in the u.k. do they try him there first? how does that work? >> apparently he wanted in sweden for sexual assault charges. and if there is an effort to bring him to the u.s. there will be a lengthy extradition proceeding in which he will have certain rights. and i suspect that will take quite to some time to litigate. brian: one of the reasons we brought you here you are one of the few experts to know what it's like to have a crisis at the border. are we at a crisis at the southern border of america? >> brian, by any measure 4,000 arrest in a day, 100,000 in a month, that's the population of the city of albany, new york that suddenly shows up on our southern

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century henry kissinger who had vised both hillary clinton and nikki haley these figures are still revered in washington and zbigniew brzezinski elite a . man and we have this very top we have john bolton all right gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of american foreign policy stay with r.p. . what hopes and you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go to the pros this is what the three of them would be good. interested in the. question. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered on peter trying to be discussing american foreign policy. ok i want to go back to max in washington you said you started your book basically with the mujahideen ok that's a good starting point here max chronicle the involvement in the culpability of the media in all of this nonsense that we're experiencing because it is it's truly nonsensical what's going on right now ok how is the media changed and i want to talk about how the neo cons against all odds i suppose have been able to conquer both parties ok an

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american century henry kissinger who advised both hillary clinton and nikki haley these figures are still revered in washington and zbigniew brzezinski elite a . man and we have a date at this very top we have john bolton all right gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of american foreign policy stay with r.p. . you know world big. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. do good is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county for you'll be to stay if you look at it from the analogy. marc was the day that when he was five. do going to be in the sheriff's most contentious critics the is the first time i noticed something wasn't right in fleece where pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can

in iraq from chelsea manning that chelsea manning revealed and passed on to wiki leaks as well as the e-mails from the democratic national committee and to hillary clinton's aide john podesta during the twenty sixteen elections now it has been alleged that wiki leaks was involved in some sort of hack or somehow these d.n.c. e-mails were hacked however we can leaks has maintained that they received the e-mails from a leaker they did not hack in order to receive these e-mails from the democratic national committee now at this point the charge against julian a songe is charge of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion they are alleging that he worked with chelsea manning in order to crack the password of the department of defense and if he were convicted of that charge in the united states if extradited that he would face about five years possibly in prison up to five years in prison however there are many who suspect that when he reaches the united states he could face much more severe charges and much more severe treatment his lawyers have argued he might be tortured if he came to united states and it's worth noting that u.s. vice president mike

but the truth is, is this man ran around the country running for president saying he wanted to put hillary. and what we're simply saying is that we would want our members of congress to follow the constitution, execute it to its fullest extent. he's already demonstrated he has obstructed justice in this investigation, and quite frankly that's cause enough for impeachment. >> but if you go down that road, you don't get the removal because you don't have the numbers and we don't see consensus. let's just be a little cynical for a moment. politicians have a tendency to act out of consequence more than good conscience. if there's not that motivation on the right, you shouldn't expect consensus. so can you win in 2020 if the thing that people have heard most from your party is the functional equivalent of lock her up, which is throw him out. >> well, listen, donald trump is not a threat just for the next two years. and beyond. donald trump is a threat to democracy. so we know that the president breaks the law. he breaks his constitutional oath. but we're going to sit this one out because we may

hillary. i'm glad she lost. mands me -- if martin luther king could see him, he would say we have arrived where you should be judged by the content of your character. but you get a lot of hate speech. this gentleman knows what i'm talking about. he comes he is black. he doesn't fear the police officers from killing him. the lesbian and gay community want to be victims. he's right. i've been black all my life. everybody wants to be a victim but they don't want to be black. try being black in america when you have two, all the things that we go through each and every day including up until today. we don't all consider ourselves victims. we don't even get victimhood status when we deserve it. i don't blame vice president pence. i don't blame him -- these people are crazy out here. the left is crazy. don't meet with women who are not your wife. i'm a businessman, i don't meet with women anymore in a one-on-one. i don't do that. i don't associate with women outside of office hours. i go home. i don't do any of those thin

have turned on this man that they once profited from one who served their partisan interests when he exposed crimes of the bush administration when he exposed corruption with hillary clinton they turned on him and a dime they're still pushing this rubbish story that he helped trying to get into the white house that he's somehow a russian stooge and a kremlin agent all this nonsense even though collusion story has collapsed so it's the press that has failed the public here and they have already the corporate media i'm talking about they have already destroyed themselves in many ways. they had to move to really find this man and be cheering today his arrest is quite disturbing you know sara new york. i have to wonder if the guardian the new york times the washington post c.n.n. amisom d.c. are they going to be held account of they going to face espionage charges because they disseminated so much of what we see leaks. released to the public and they profited from it also joe is right here because we keep leaks at the end of the day it's a publisher but unlike other publishers it was never proven to be peddling fake news go ahead sarah. well they they reported on it a