of people who look like terry mcauliffe, saying they will run as a democrat, nobody like terry mcauliffeme? >> i don't think so. i think terry mcauliffe would probably be seen as too much of a creature of the democratic party as it once was under bill clinton and later under hillary clinton. i don't think that is for the democratic party is right now. dianne feinstein, who is not a liberal on everything but a liberal on nearly everything, was just denied the endorsement of the democratic party in california. and dan lipinski, a congressman from the southwest side of chicago, whose district includes the suburbs, was just given the heave by the democratic congressional campaign committee in his reelection bid in favor of a more liberal candidate. this is where that party is coming, and if you will win it nomination in this party in 2020 in my estimation, you have to be pretty far out there. if you are elizabeth warren, you might have the credentials, you might not have the right to skin color. michelle obama might indeed fit the bill. >> tucker: i think it's been an under covered story for

congress was debating at exactly the same point but mcauliffe was argued and decided. it's a question of the role honestly believe that became one of the major theme even an entire book written. did they set up power. >> the supreme court only struck down federal statute and the other was in dred scott. so in a sense of strong federal government and judiciary set the stage for the leader disastrous decision. >> how long was the opinion when it was issued? >> in terms of pages, 30 or 40. >> would that be typical of the time? and what woul"what a typical dee today? >> it depends how many people on the court disagreed that some could be as short as two pages. use both referenced the particular passage to this decision. the power to tax involves the power to destroy. the power to destroy me defeat and render useless the power to create. but there ithere is a plain repd what government in the power to control the constitutional measures of another which other with respect to those measures is declared to be supreme over that which excerpts the patrol, the oppositionists off

would not position themselves further to the right and this certainly is the balance that's going to mcauliffe his keen to get right in her cabinet to signal that she has her loyal people still around her like all the love for fall in the law and the defense minister and the same time let soon one of her fiercest critics in the name of spawn so that she is no longer ignoring criticism from within her own party ranks so she's taking the criticism on board that is the helicopter standing by for us there the c.d.u. headquarters thank you. well the curtain is set to come down on the twenty eighteen burning out a film festival after a glittering awards ceremony last night of romanian director pin t.v. clinched the golden bear for touch me last i felt at some critics loved but others found disturbing and wes anderson snapped up the award for best director for the festival's opening movie i left docs for gordon. brown's. the golden bear for the miss goes to. touch me not my idea thanks thanks thanks. dean it's been two years filming for was the emotions of people who try to fulfill their desire for i

mcauliffe took no action.oering's team says it will try yet again. >> he's been stuck in a tiny cage for 31 years for a crime he didn't commit. it's enough. if jens current appeal for parole is denied, he will next be eligible for parol for the 14th time this summer. >> our question for you tonight, do you believe his story, that he's innocent? let us know on twitter and facebook. that is "20/20" for tonight. i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. for all of us at "20/20" and abc news, have a great weekend and a good night. >>> the next 24 hours crucial for immigrants in the bay area. the i.c.e. raid warning from one

mcauliffe took no action. soering's team says it will try yet again. >> he's been stuck in a tiny cage for 31 years for a crime he didn't commit. it's enough. >> if jens soering's current appeal for parole is denied, he will next be eligible for parole for the 14th time this summer. >> so our question for you right here tonight, do you believe his story, that he is innocent? let us know on twitter and facebook. that does it for us tonight. i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. thank you for joining us on "20/20." have a great weekend and a great night. >>> taking matters into his own happens. >> when ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way.

terry mcauliffe had successful record in virginia. unemployment was 3.6%.nt to him. successful businessman, like the guy sitting at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, hello, mr. president. i think he has a case. also very outspoken. that will help us a lot going up against donald trump. someone will go toe-to-toe to him. not be afraid. i understand what terry mcauliffe is saying. >> kayleigh, how about you? >> absolutely not. represents the same old, tired, democratic establishment that rigged election for hillary clinton. >> rigged it? she lost. >> terry america call live is clinton fund-raiser, a clinton lackey. a clinton wannabe. represents everything wrong with the clintons. we welcome his run because the establishment is the era of yesterday. we need new blood. we need new ideas. outsider like president trump in the white house. that is what the american people want. steve: jessica, out of curiosity as a democrat, who do you like on the democratic side in 2020? >> i'm a big fan of sherrod of ohio. he was for hillary clinton but certainly big obama fan. obama wa

mcauliffe has that. he also has a trumpian gift for boast, so i'm not surprised he's out there.aid, if he comes after me, i'll lay him out. he wants to fight back against trump. whether he can survive a 24 way, 25 way democratic primary, who knows? >> dana: it will be fun to watch. i want to ask you about senator bob corker. this is a quote from congress woman black burn. she's thrown her hat in the ring for that senate seat. saturday she said i know that the u.s. senate is a source of frustration. it's broken. you cannot people to the senate who have broken it to try to fix it. they're in a fix there in tennessee. bob corker said nothing has changed as of now. but is he really thinking about not retiring. >> i don't think he can win. i don't know the thought. at this point, and blackburn has come out very hard against him. because if he got in the race, it would put her in a real pickle. you have to still consider her the front runner but there's another congressman trying to get to the right of her. that would leave her caught between the well known current senator and this ou

mcauliffe took no action. cage for 31 years for a crime he didn't commit.here tonight, do you believe his story, that he is innocent? let us elizabeth vargas. thank you for joining us on "20/20." have a great weekend and a great night.

governor mcauliffe tried to get funding to transition equipment for everybody in the state. the legislature decide it was a local responsibility and local governments would have to pick up the tab for that. for us being able to tell her voters regardless of what the outcome is we are confident. this isn't held voters voted and there's a question that we can go back to and verify. we had quite a bit of number of recounts in november which would not impossible if we were still using those methods. >> that's interesting. he saw the increase confidence in the citizens themselves. >> we have a lot of close elections. at the legislative level in virginia in november and a lot of them came down to recount. we would not have been able to give people that assurance of what the outcome was and we'd still be using dre's. we had an election scenario where transitioning over to paper had benefits right away. >> colorado is helping to lead the nation in election security preparedness particularly the first in the nation to require risk limiting audits. can you tell the audience about requ

they have the involvement with a mcauliffe. for anybody to shrug and say that it's coincidental and then having an insurance policy into that kind of stuff, this is incendiary material. >> host: but is this something that you agree with? >> guest: in this case coming is because there is a professional political class that operates outside of the results may be. there's also literally hundreds of obama administration political appointees who are still operating under the government now but thiss is because president trump hasn't appointed enough people, but people don't realize they have their own sort of institutional authority and power and leverage and no matter who comes in orom out of office, they are therere for decades. and that is what every administration faces, whether it is to staff that sort of willingly goes along or just makes mistakes and doesn't entirely cooperate with the new administration. >> host: let's go to dana on the independence line. >> caller: what are the legal ramifications and is it one intelligence

publish in clusters of establishing the specialization, communication, american music with judy mcauliffe, mormon history and western history with liz delaney, larry lieberman with the english department, sports history with larry malley and practically everything focused on the u.s. to broaden the horizon. [applause] we actually disagree about when i came but let me just say i think it was november of 1988 from bear to july, 2015 it was clear to me that my first priority was continuity preserving the strength that he had established. that athletic list is kept active and in shape. when i began, the press had full-time and one part-time acquisition editors, but dick was acquiring a new manager. a second problem was the lack of any expertise in digital publishing. i converted one position into an electronic publisher position. paul and lewis, the most admired and beloved members enabled us to add digital publishing to our capacity of staff vital for the journals immediately and eventually for the, too. one of the smartest things i did is twas to give the freedom to expand her american musi

in one thousand nine hundred two that mcauliffe i for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waving spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best form since my last will come on that story corps booth. both in the. zero zero zero zero zero russia. none of those left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good. this is a boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton. coming up we'll talk markets in the wake of recent meltdowns both asian european and u.s. markets to worry for which and melissa are most join us to discuss now let's get to the stories topping today's headlines the trump interior department is announce their latest attempt to repeal a rule that prevents emissions of methane an extremely potent greenhouse gas by oil and gas corporations operating on federal lands the bureau of land management b.l.m. within the interior department has estimated that the rule could prevent one hundr

. ♪ two weeks after the vote, virginia governor terry mcauliffe walks into the office once occupied byn and amid the flashes of the local press corps, signs the legislation into law. >> okay, folks, it is now law. [ applause ] i can't tell you, first of all, how much i appreciate the great work of delegate elbow and senator marsden and thank the courageous mothers and father down here lobbying to get this legislation passed. >> reporter: all of the virginia families are here for this historic moment and haley, even with a life-threatening disease, charms one last politician. >> every parent feels that same way. you were gonna leave the common wealth of virginia. now, you can stay. and you saw the tears flowing down the cheeks of everybody in that room. they want to stay here. >> reporter: it is an important victory for these families, but it does not make marijuana legal in virginia. it allows them to possess with a doctor's certification, the oils from colorado. a big question now looms, because pot remains illegal at the federal level, is it legal for the families to get the oil in c

for a failed senate run in the commonwealth of virginia from a group tied to clinton ally terry mcauliffrom the virginia democratic party. now, mccabe eventually had to recuse himself from the clinton email investigation. was it because he got caught or because he thought it was the right thing to do. have you two key allies of andrew mccabe. they are corrupt. they are the trump bashing fbi lovers peter strzok and lisa page. they are players number four and five. page actually served as the legal counsel to mccabe. as for strzok, like we have been telling you he is at the epicenter of the scandal, every scandal, every issue that we have been talking about the last year and and a half. now strzok is a former top fbi counter intelligence official. he is the one that signed out documents that kingdom off think phony russia probe. he also oversought interviews of lieutenant general michael flynn. he is the guy who interviewed hillary clinton and her top aides. we have already told you how strzok play audit key role in changing the clinton exoneration statement. exchanging gross negligence an

about this, you can not put to the side the idea of 3/4 of a million dollars being given by terry mcauliffe and democrats to high-level fbi official. that caused a real problem here. because if that weren't in the mix we would probably be talking about this a lot different that is the unanswered thing people are wondering about. we have to get all of this out in the open. david: the other unanswered thing, what that insurance policy was all about these people who hated trump, were doing everything they could to prevent hillary from going to jail and trump from going to the white house. the question is, whether it really used the tools of the fbi in order to pursue those ends. we have to find that out. terry, thank you very much for being here. appreciate night you're welcome. melissa: breaking earnings, amazon announcing fourth quarter sales up 38% to $60.5 billion. the company said fourth quarter earnings included provisional tax benefit of the tax overhaul of approximately 789 million. the company is up after-hours. look at alphabet, the stock dropping after-hours following an earnings mi

as far as i'm concerned, everyone should run, kerstin gillibrand, kamala harris, terry mcauliffe, steveiden wants to throw his hat in the ring, i think that would be fantastic. >> the republicans said at the beginning, we've got the greatest deepest bench that there ever was. a lot of them unhappy that they ended up with donald trump. >> before we get to 2020, we actually have a midterm elect n election. your new reporting about democrats expanding the mat. can i don't explain that? >> we know democrats are looking at a very good november. today -- i believe right now as we are speaking, ben ray lieu hand is the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee is saying they're expanding to 101 districts. these are the targets, the races they'll try to sit, sitting republicans they'll try to unseat. it means they'll potentially invest money, looking at candidates. it shows they feel uncon fi dent. throws a lot of surf boards in the water to try to catch a wave. we don't know what the polls will look like in november. we know you can't win unless you compete. they want to comp

himself from investigation after his wife received-million-dollar donation from top clinton ally terry mcauliffis message in december of 2016 where page writes that then president obama, quote: want to know everything we're doing. while lovers discuss preparing talking points, those two, that's what we call them because they were having an affair, to give them to then fbi director james comey. the text messages raising questions again about former president obama's personal involvement in the clinton investigation. here's congressman louie gohmert. >> well, you know, it means the president wants to know what they're doing to try to stop trump because that's clearly, from all the other text messages, that's what they were working on, that's what they cared about and so we need to find out -- we can't be like the fisa court. we have got to actually have the facts. we need to get to the bottom of this and find out what the president knew. >> harris: gohmert taking a slam at the fisa court. that's a whole other issue. also know sent texts blasting the elections of donald trump those two. one 2016 m

there are leaders in this country, there's the governor of virginia senators in our case, jerry mcauliffe, republican others did step forward to provide a model for citizens that was useful. i wish you good luck in your efforts to work with washington but honestly what you do on the ground regardless of what happens is important. >> class the new centers then representing what the country is hoping is that you'll see more working across the aisle and the city. with the new center exist hennepin hillary clinton presidency? >> that's interesting i think the answer is yes, the problem were trying to deal with was before the election for a long time. we have been building toward this moment for the better part of two decades now. people have been writing about it so this is not a new problem, what is new is bill and i have been playing political tennis for 30 years after 2016 we realize someone had moved to the net. i may just pick off or pick up where bill left off because it's important to say that one of the people who step forward during this difficult time after charlottesville was the m

he served as the first commissioner of elections for virginia under former governor terry mcauliffe. mr. cortez pulled off a bit of a miracle last year when he oversaw virginia's transition away from voting machines to statewide paper ballot voting systems just in time for virginia's 2017 elections. welcome and friendly are joined by jamil jaffer. mr. jeffers up under the national security institute at the anthony scalia's school of law at george mason university in virginia where he is also a professor. mr. jaffer also recently served under justice nail course which. prior to his current position he's held senior roles on the senate foreign relations committee the house intelligence committee and the george w. bush administration so welcome to each of you. therefore i start questioning and hopefully we will have time for audience q&a i just want to share with you all our thanks at the center for american progress to all of our coalition allies and partners. many of you are here in the room room. all of you have been working diligently and i think as you heard from senator klobuchar

think the services they to me it's know, been, you know, we had a big during cyber security the mcauliffe administration and big focus on cyber security and doing a lot of things, i think, where d.h.s. know, where is, you it's been important is like he said, even if you're doing a lot things around figuring out how to secure your systems, where to make improvements, expertise to come in and review what you're doing and hey, look at it and say here are some potential vulnerabilities you may have in your system. them.re ways to address i think that's a huge help to election officials. you know, it can be an overwhelming thing to see, you a look at a very close and intensive look at your system and go, oh, my god, there these potential ways for people to get into or where our systems and so do we start? where are we going to get the most bang for our buck? do to, you know, in the time frame that we have to most impacts, i think hat's where d.h.s. and e.a.c. have been super helpful in coming in and helping, you know, resources. limited it would be great if we had some additional federal resou

to teach my students how to do constitutional law, how to make >> might, you also have hype for mcauliffe. that itbook, you say has relevance for the court's decision to uphold the affordable care act. tell us about how it has come to stand for a broad interpretation of national power. >> you not think that a case about taxing of a bank would be such exciting floor, but it really is. goesis a controversy that to the root of how broad the national governments powers are. it goes back to hamilton versus jefferson. i think i have seen this debate be created in the musical hamilton. i will not do any wrap. [laughter] john marshall, in upholding the constitutionality of the bank, a sickly plagiarizes arguments alexander hamilton made to george washington to convince him the powers granted to congress should be construed for all they are worth. the idea of the necessary import clause means that the constitution grants congress a broad sphere of powers. the power to create national bank is not one of the specific force. congress,e to reckon the creation of a bank of the united states was necessa

by appearance will be joined eric holder and terry mcauliffe. lamarr is in philadelphia.emocrats -- line for democrats. caller: good morning, c-span. i have a question for america in regards to the fisa warned. carter page, with all his to russia, hists trip to russia, he set himself up to be spied on. how can they say his civil rights have been violated when he constantly runs to russia -- his views on russia is that they are the greatest thing since sliced bread, but republicans argue his civil rights have been violated. i don't get it. host: lewis. republican. caller: good morning. to her for taking my call. i have a simple comment. i'm a supplement. math is one plus one equals two. i was drafted in my area. i am proud of my country. one president trump lies, why can we call him a liar or say mr. president, you are a liar? this is not true. check the facts. google, president trump lies 71%. itt: we will have to end there. the house is coming in fourth to -- for the day. we would back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern. the c-span bus tour continues in mississippi. take you

and given the fact that his wife had received six-figure donation or fund-raising effort by terry mcauliffe who is the corniest of clinton cronies. the timeline is the fbi's was provided a limited opportunity to review while christopher ray had another one of their sunday at monday to more fbi officials reviewed the memo and a 30 minute period that is fox news timeline, but will go into it later. maria: will talk more about it. this is one of the big stories of 2018 in the midterm elections of that in the economy. then again your take on that, heather. wisconsin congressman tom duffy was on that as well as well as rachel campos duffy there with her family. special assistant to president trump and vice president penn with us this morning. rnc chairman in mississippi governor haley barbour and sever cisco 49ers president al guido. we've got a big show coming up. our top story tonight is a tidal wave of technology earnings. the busiest week of fourth-quarter earnings so far. together center from apple, amazon all after the post after technology giants report impressive earnings yesterday. face

here a couple things andrew mccabe did wrong terry mcauliff taking money from super pac.lear. steve: he was told by the fbi office of ethics it was okay for him to sit. he eventually did recuse himself a week before the election. brian: too late. another thing he did is either he told james comey i got these anthony weiner laptops from the new york office on this laptop i got these emails that might have some top secret information on it from huma abedin via hillary clinton. or he told james comey and they did nothing for three weeks. they either sat on it or told him, james comey, and together they sat on it for three weeks until the end of october. ainsley: hopefully we will find out more of that the republicans wanted to find out why the president's campaign was being spied upon. if it was being done legally. they wanted to have these people they fbi. people at doj, people within fusion gps. they wanted and clinton foundation. state department. they wanted them all investigated to find out and we're finding out a lot of information through these text messages. well, no

steve: looked like andrew mccabe, who had an alliance to hillary clinton because of terry mcauliffe'sld win the election. that was the premise. it didn't matter. she would be the next commander-in-chief. steve: jason chaffetz. thank you for dropping by on the couch. ainsley: fox news alert. this is rabbi marvin hare speaking now. the president is expected to speak in a little bit. we'll bring that next. steve: social media superstars, "diamond & silk," there they are live. we'll ask them about what jason chaffetz just mentioned. eric holder running for president? oh, boy. ♪ baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. for