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the book we see the mark clinton prize in history, the massachusetts book award, and numerous other awards. black radical was, also shortlisted for the stone book award from the museum of african american in boston in the cundhill prize and the plutot award for best biography. greenwich received her doctorate in american studies from boston university. in addition to black, she is author of the grim grimaces the legacy of slavery in an american family. her writings have appeared in the massachusetts historical review the radical history with you, the new yorker, the atlantic and the guardian at tufts university. she also co-directs the african-american trail project. dr. nikki taylor is professor of history and chair the department of history at howard university. she has published four books, one entitled brooding over bloody revenge enslaved women and lethal resistance to slavery, which will be which will be released in 2023. please welcome that. the greenwich dr. taylor. dr. greenwich. i loved this book this book. really was just so well done. and it really is timely. you know, it's jus

take a break former senior advisor to clintons, mark penn here latest on biden document drama what isom house oversight committee are we seeing classified document scandal effect about's tenure in thewhites mark penn withance piers morgan is here piers morgan will join me on alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter charges for deadly shooting on the "rust" set in 2021. that is next. . ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq (engine accelerates) ♪ ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ ♪ the gmc sierra with hands free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pickup in its class. ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ yeah, it rocks. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliner

e, well, in quotation marks , thanks to clinton's squirrels , including sex scandals, and i think thequent uh, unpretentiousness to uh, so uh, in the white house, hillary clinton was tied up in including these errors. from the clinton administration regarding saddam hussein, it must be absolutely obvious that, knowing his character, knowing the authoritarian nature of the regime ruling in baghdad, they simply provoked him, they simply provoked our usual steps. hoping, thereby, to bring the case to a pretext for starting a military operation. in fact, there are different interpretations. it is closest to me that this operation was, firstly, a projection of power from the united states to the middle east to show its capabilities, and secondly, and the desire to strengthen the economy, and the united states of america by controlling the oil fields, which were in iraq a and thus control this sector, and the world economy, the situation with iraq, the operation of the forest in the desert. this is what played into the hands of clinton in the plan. in order for him to keep his apartments in

mark penn is with us, former clinton advisor and pollster. re. on the republican side, they look at desantis. in florida, you hear the democrat side, somewhat younger certainly than the president, even though that could pass, because a couple weeks ago he was still a rock star after the midterms. where do you think this is going? >> well, look, i think it's a country that wants to go forward, not back. i have a polling question that's very straightforward. it says if joe biden is the democratic nominee and donald trump the republican nominee, would you consider independents centrist instead? and an unprecedented 60% say they would. when you ask the voters, do you think donald trump should run again, most say no. when you ask them, should joe biden run again, most say no. >> neil: so this idea that you need someone young other -- we have sammy hagar coming up, the youngest 75-year-old i've ever seen, and yet we have other candidates in that neck of the woods and they should be in the woods. i'm just wondering where this is going, whether age wi

and mark penn, former clinton adviser and chairman and ce of of stagwell incorporated. great to have you with us today. karl, can you address that with regard to whether or not president bush took classified documents to the residence? >> i'm not aware of that. i'd be interested to see representative comer's research on that. there's a difference between that, accidental taking of documents, which i do believe occurred and which we've now seen is vice president biden left the white house with somewhere about several dozen classified documents that were at his penn biden office or at his home or in his garage. president truck took several hundred, as many as 300 documents as part of a larger collection of white house documents and knowingly bundled them up and sent them down to mar-a-largo. these are two different things than accidentally taking a document here or there. i'm not going to dispute representative comer, but i'm not aware of anything like that that he indicated. >> martha: mark penn, good to have you here today. one of the ways this is being looked a, democr

but benghazi was the reason why and what some people did to make her to always mark her it wasn't just hillary clinton that was marked it was her to. keisha lance bottoms, the former mayor of atlanta. one of the interviews in the book, she said to me, as mayor of atlanta now, i have, one of the largest economies in the nation, i have not only one of the largest economies of the nation, i have so many fortune 500 companies headquartered here that i have to work with largest airport, etc. . but then i have people, men coming to me telling me when i make a statement or make a decision, who told you that? like she can't think for herself exactly. and that that that is kind of the reality that that we live in and also, when i think about the part that i just read here about black women being scapegoats, but also more importantly as well. and i when the susan rice goes to scapegoat. yeah i want to hear from you also how you navigated what i think i know i felt myself in the workplace this feeling of always having to be on and always having to be perfect, like we cannot make a misstep. and i think that goes

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and we harken back to the clinton days, mark, that you're very aware of. but what about this story and how it evolved over a relatively short period of time for biden? well? , i really didn't think this was going to be much of a story, but because biden gave no answers, because they held back through the election, because the whole thing nowhe looks super suspicious, it is bringing his numbers down. it is creating a lot of doubt about himself and his leadership. it's becoming a bigger issueht every single day rather thanal i thought originally it wouldly be the wou opposite . tom >> now, tom , we talked about yu that yougov poll that just came out, and we always haveshot the caveat that this is just a snapshot in time doesn't necessarily mean anything right now, but it's just interesting to to chit chat about.warnin sog the new morning console pol that came out showed that trump is at 48 percent. seem this is among republican challengers. desantis at thirty one . so trump's up 17 . and mike pence is at, i believe, eight . trump's higher favorability than h

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. >>> meanwhile, this week marks 25 years since news brock that president clinton had an extra maritalky joined this program to discuss the president's future just after the story broke. do you believe the president can survive this crisis? >> i don't know. i don't want to call myself a country lawyer, but i'm certainly mott a beltway lawyer and not a accomplice cal pundit. >> does it influence you to know that the fate of the country, the fate of bill clinton is in your hands and monica lewinsky. >> in addition to the fact that i don't believe the fate of the government is in my hands or peloton could lewinsky's and, scares me. i do respect the presidency. >>> when we come back, just how much did the lewinsky scandal change the course of our political history? trust me, we are still living with the consequences to day. our panel is next. panel is next. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. this weeks marks the 25th anniversary of an event that launched today's politics. there was a story about president clinton having an affair with monica lewinsky.

mark penn. political consultant extraordinaire and former clinton advisor.ays a risk in my min of republicans taking a potential scandal too fire. >> what about this story and ho it evolved? over a relatively short period of time provided? at. >> i did not think it would be much of a story. because they gave biden gave no answers because they held it back to the election because th whole thing now looks super suspicious, it is bringing his numbers down. it's creating a lot of doubt about himself and his leadership . becoming a bigger issue every single day rather than i though originally would be the opposite . >> tom, we talked about that yo got poll that came on we had th caveat just a snapshot in time. it is not necessarily mean anything. it's interesting to chit chat. the new warning console poll that could amount showed that trump is at 48 percent among republican challengers do seem at 31 so trump is at 17 and mik pence at eight. trump is higher in favorability that he was a short time ago as well. is this having some boomerang positive effect for trum

the fields funds have you every 24th 2022 marks a turning point in the history of our continental clinton. the chancellor promised a special fund of a $100000000000.00 euros for the bundeswehr. he also assured that germany would invest more than 2 percent of its g d, p, and defense in the future. but almost one year after the turning point, the results, amiga of the 100000000000 just 110th has been spent so far. and the 2 percent target is a long way off hesitation. i'm to the ring even when it comes to personnel. the chancellor has been criticized for holding on to his controversial former defense minister will fall too long. and when it comes to military support for ukraine, criticism is pouring in from germany and abroad. critic say germany is supplying too few weapons, all the wrong ones and too slowly. but all i shaw, it's repeatedly emphasizes that germany does not want to go it alone. after a long period of hesitation, germany has now given the go ahead for the leopard main battle tank, the pressure was too strong. is the proclaim turning point happening now. let me put that questi

just to remind everyone how that document scandal ended with hillary clinton's e-mails, which was, a number of the classified markings were simply e-mails that had been retromarked as classified, or issues like newspaper articles, things that her aides had forgotten to take the "c" off of. so in the end, he stayed quiet, but paid the price politically. and that is the situation that the president finds himself in right now, which is that even though those of us, you know, who are in the media can point out these big differences right now when it comes to intent. 12 boxes taken intentionally, refused to render them, and biden, who appears to not even have known that some of these were in his possession, the political machine is kind of already been kicked in here. >> yeah, i mean, to your point, heidi, most people see the headlines, right? and in the headlines, it feels like it is very much the same situation. the reality, we know, is that it isn't. part of that challenge that we've seen from this white house in terms of their messaging. you know, margaret, i would also love to get your take on. we did hear from ruben

hillary clinton used a private email server. do you know how many documents markedified were on there? zero. it was the most covered story of the 2016 campaign. i'm waiting for her apology. >> multiple trump officials used personal. mails while working in the white house. >> that too. it will be interesting to see how this weighs on voters who right now are dealing with inflation and the price of eggs. how much does this resonate with people. >> i think one reaction people might have is this is an example of our leaders not following the rules they write themselves. it may encourage that populist streak in american opinion. >>> this note for you, the district attorney in fulton county, georgia, says her decision is imminent on possible charges against donald trump and his allies for trying to overturn the 2020 election. here is her reasoning. >> what the state does not want to see happen and don't think that there's any way the court would be able to guarantee, is that if that report is released, there somehow could be arguments made that it impacts the right for la

clinton and i started the u.s./india caucus in the senate. chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner.n texas we have about 500,000 indian americans their successful people in the community. the great thing about india is it is a democracy it's one of the largest democracy. we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians for exact bowl especially on the weapons system condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. some think it was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked to the ambassador about that and let him know for what it was worth. but again on the trip i took was of my colleagues we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi. that relationship is very important talk into one of the foreign ministers. i happen to mention at lunch one of things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem. which i found somewhat encouraging. in the second part of a real estate. both have lost lives but are committed. this is a no-br

things jump out at you, first of all, the software hasn't been updated in 30 years, marking the beginning of bill clinton's term, and a single person may have been able to ground domestic flights for a couple of hours in this country. how did it happen, and how do we prevent it from happening again? >> we'll find out how it happened, and obviously the faa's computer system should not be set up with a single point of failure. there's some broader points we should be aware of. i have been flying as it happens for 30 years at the age of that software. if you go into the cockpit of any new plane today, a tiny single engine plane, you'll see vastly different equipment, much more sophisticated, using gps technology, things like that in the cockpit. if you walk into an faa control tower today, you'll see pretty much what you would have seen 30 years ago. the whole system is incredibly antiquated. that gets back to washington. the faa's budget today on an inflation-adjusted basis is at or below what it was in 2004, given the huge increase in the number of people traveling, the number of planes in the air. the faa

mark my words, use that down the road to say he was reckless like hillary clinton but we have come ton we won't charge him. but this investigation needs to be taken up by the house committee on the weaponization of federal government. i don't, again, tipped off to documents because they relate to china and russia. we need to get to the fbi origination documents to really find out when our government knew that joe biden had classified documents in the wild and more importantly who had access to them. >> brian: right. we don't know what spurred his 80-year-old lawyer to go pack up his office university of pennsylvania said we don't tell him to do it. now we will have you back, kash. we are just talking about documents that he shouldn't have at the highest level which could border line criminal. we don't know what they said. do they help with any investigation? do they actually launch a different one. we don't know what any of it said. we know some of the topics, kash patel thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> brian: as crime rocks the country washington, d.c.'s police chief calli

the leader, to animal clinton, stood up and back the republican nomination of the moderate democrat, marktion that he would lead as an independent and not caucus with either party. it was a gracious gesture for the functionality of the chamber and rank and file democrats followed her leadership. but now republicans are reneging on their deal to work with democrats. refusing to reach agreement on a rules package for the special session. the standstill is halting any legislation from moving forward, including threatening to derail getting a bipartisan bill to get survivors of child sexual abuse and expanded window to sue their abusers. very painful delay for victims who have been waiting for action. our next guest, john what clinton told the washington post, i am very disappointed that house republicans one more time about politics over the business of the people. joining us now, is pennsylvania state representative and house leader, the democratic, house democratic leader joanna like. clinton leader mcclinton, thank you for being with. as this is a tough story for people outside of pennsyl

mark: your client, president trump, they were trying to throw or have been throwing the book at him. my position, you worked at justice department, they should knock on obama and bush's and clinton'sretaries of state and attorneys general, i bet you, they have documents, they may be classified or unclassified. these are not the only individuals that have such documents, in my mind, what do you think? >> mark. the point is, not just the political bias that is infecting this department of justice that i used to work at and love, but just rise of politicize bureaucrats at national ar ki archives, the fact that no other president was treated this way is the fact they know it is not a criminal matter. we seeing department of justice now flail around come up with h hindsight excuses about appointing a special counsel. and it is clear you don't have search w warrants or attorney's phones seized by the fbi or lawyers dragged in to grand jury with dozens of other witnesses, there almost no way that the new special counsel should or could even duplicate the amount of resources and effort and naked aggression that has been applied to investigation of president trump. >> what is interesting t

clinton say they played totally by the book. no response from president carter's office. bipartisan voices supporting a systemic issue with document storage. democrat senator marknyone who served in any of these roles as president, vice president go check your closets and republican senator mike braun saying i'm guessing if you really did a deep dive, they are all sitting on stuff they shouldn't. president bush's former chief of staff also raising some concerns. >> it seems to be out of control. i would like to point out that classified documents aren't always only read in the scif. when you work at the white house it wasn't unusual for me to have a classified document delivered to my chief of staff's office. when you leave the white house, the principle almost never cleans up his own mess or packs his own boxes. having said that it is wrong to take classified documents and not to make sure they are secure. i think this is a problem. >> harris: andy card gave us some things to think about and work with there. former u.s. attorney and federal prosecutor brett tollman in "focus" now. people have cell phones now. if they don't have a security clearance to be carti

marked classified documents are in a personal folder. this is not good for joe biden, but i think ultimately, this is going to get down to where camille was at with hillary clintonis he going to come down to applying a standard to the fact that we have them. there is nothing and the statut about locked garages, and there's really nothing about whether or not you disclosed it as soon as you found it. joe biden, to your point had these for over six years. >> whether or not you think thi is an organized effort from within the democratic party to prevent biden from running again , i'm still confused as to why we don't know the details. why haven't they told us why they were searching six years later for these documents. you is doing it? get there is a lot of facts we don't know. if your member famously they spread out the documents on the date took the pictures sent tha to the media and made sure that everyone saw the evidence. we don't know much about the content of the documents, we don't know much about why we were told because he was moving out of the patent offices and his lawyers were going to the documents. why go through the garage? the other thing that is v

clinton, george w. bush and obama, all issued statements emphasizing their prior compliance with protocols. the senate intelligence committee met with the director of national intelligence for a prescheduled briefing yesterday, chairman markce chair marco rubio, both voiced frustration about the lack of information on the documents found in the trump and biden cases. >> every member of the committee, regardless of democrat or republican, were unanimous in that this position that we are left in limbo until somehow a special counsel designates it's okay for us to get briefed is not going to stand. >> how can we judge and conduct oversight over whether the harm assessment is accurate and/or weather their mitigation efforts are sufficient if we don't know what the material that was exposed potentially is. that's the position we find ourselves in now. as i said, it's not a sustainable position and it's going to have to change. >> tom cotton of arkansas is now threatening to block biden's nominees until the administration provides information about the recovered classified documents. >> congress has a right to review these documents to form our own judgment and to make our own assessment of any potential risk to our national se

marked personal files. that's where the ten -- and it was amid biden's funeral preparations another thing so i have to tell you. what i listen to this i covered hillary clintonn all of those emails on her server popped up. i remember clinton shoving documents down their pants at the national archives. member that back in the day? >> harris: i didn't robe that. >> raymond: with sandy berger who went in and shove documents into his pants so this is like a jurassic park review. the data source are doing the same things, our lack of outrage tends to drop but it shouldn't. this is a major national security crisis in some ways. more than the trump situation. those documents were packed by the national archives and sent to mar-a-lago. someone in the biden administration or close to him packed these documents and stored them at this private office. that is a bigger deal. >> harris: you gave us a lot to work with there, kennedy i want to talk about the university append. and during the trump presidency the treasurer, i mean the secretary of education was looking at how much money these universities were getting by putting up centers may be in people's names. if your

clinton campaign trying to take down donald trump and this fbi agent was critical. joining me right now for all the hot topics all morning long, strategic wealth had partners ceo, markaslansky partners president, lee carter, fox news contributor and author of "come on, man," joe concha. here's the guy who comes up with the charges against trump officials like george papadopoulos and carter page and here he is trying to get ahead of the system by taking an oligarch off the sanctions list. gets taken down for his ties to russia. >> you know what they say about karma, maria, it's a female dog. maria: oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> it's f funny, while you were reading the report, i checked the new york times home page and there is nothing on this in their first 15 stories. i would think this would be a huge story but instead at least as far as the new york times is concerned and by watching some of the other networks briefly, i'm not seeing anything about this. so we appear to be seeing the bias of omission in what should be a major story, dripping in irony, maria. maria: yeah. for sure. lee, how do you see it? >> i think the hypocrisy of all this is overwhelming to folks. this

clinton raised taxes. we had strong growth in the last business cycle after a tax cut. we had strong growth, very strong growth, and in fact, historically stronger labor marks in this cycle, where president biden has presided over tax increases at the top of the scale, to introduce more tax fairness and to pay for our spending while we lower the deficit. so the tax story really needs to be discussed in the context of how do you pay for your spending obligations, it is the very first question you asked me today, where does all of that debt come from? it comes from not raising the revenues that we need to meet our obligations. now, let's not forget, the debt ceiling is backwards-looking. it is paying for obligations that congress and presidents have voted for in the past, it is paying your credit card bill, it is paying your mortgage, and to not do so is of course reckless, feckless, and irresponsible. >> it is money already spent. it's not future spending. it is already that was already allocated. money already spent. >> correct. important point. >> how do we get back to a balanced budget? is it possible with this amount of debt? and is it as simple as going