mr. carville: again, if you read -- mr. hannity: what is the crime? thatarville: the crime is you use u.s. influence to dig up something from a foreign opponent on your opponent. -- a foreign government on your opponent. if you don't think that is a crime, i will go on your show. mr. hannity: i have the transcript, there is no quid pro quo. a president has a duty to faithfully execute the law. ukraine interfered in our election. mr. carville: he is going to be impeached. again, i am not going to say here and go back and forth. i will tell you what it is. if you want to defend that, that is fine. the evidence is coming and it will be totally overwhelming. you can sit here -- my point is simply this. i am making a point. you can scream, you can yell, it is going to happen. you are going to be out there pays asg at -- the moon much attention to the dog barking at it as the democrats pay to trump. the moon does not hear it, it has no fear. mr. hannity: i will tell you what a crime is, and this is why i love democrats. >> a quick response. mr. hannity: thi

mr. carville: i just cannot talk for that long. the first thing is this is the weakest president we have ever had in american history. no one cares what he says. bin laden is dead and gm is alive. no one cares what he says. iranians don't care. iraqis don't care. turks don't care. the north koreans don't care. the chinese don't care. democrats don't care. they are going to impeach him, all right? that is going to happen. you cannot instill any discipline unless you have fear. no one is scared of donald trump except for people that live in hard red states. they cannot get what he for senators -- they could not get 40 for senators to sign something before lindsey graham got them together that mitch mcconnell had to edit down for him. once people don't care what he says, he has got the weakest polling numbers by far of any president in history. -- reeksreaks weakness. you look back, when they came after us, we came back after them. we picked up seats. we had an approval rating in the 70's. this guy, there's no fear. nancy pelosi does

mr. carville: he is going to be impeached. mr. hannity: for what? mr. ille: i'm not going to sit here and go back and forth. i would just tell you what it is. if you want to defend that, that is fine. the evidence is coming. it will be totally overwhelming. , i amnt is simply this making a point. you constrain, yell, but this will happen. you will be out there screaming at the moon, it pays as much dog barking atp it. announcer: waiting now for this politicon convention session to begin with former senator al franken. this event is in nashville. earlier today, discussions with ann coulter, james comey, and nicole wallace, james cargill, and sean hannity. them all on our website after the session with al franken. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [applause] >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [cheers and applause] >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] [applause] >> [indiscernible] [indiscernible voices] >> al

president on one hand and his foreign policy establishment on the other hand it's very interesting mr carville and thank you as always for your insights. live here in doha thank you thank you. protests in lebanon to continue and despond president michel aoun has pledged to crack down on corruption or many have rejected his call for dialogue demanding the entire government's resignation before any talks take place on grounds of thousands of people have been demonstrating for 9 days now is going to talk correspondent stephanie dechen she's joining us live from the capital beirut so what is the situation there today stephanie. well it's friday just ahead of the weekend but we are at a very loud roadblock in the capital beirut this is one of the ways a protest here is a using to keep the pressure on the government to really making it more difficult for people to move around the city move around the country they did close the airport road earlier today that was opened without any major skirmishes but this is the message from the protesters of course we've heard from the president 1st time yesterday

mr. carville: i say this, you've got to be good football teams. tigers! >> thank you, really appreciate you guys. [cheers and applause] mr. franken: weren't they great? i told james, who played bernie , he has to start at a higher level and ramp it up. wow. it is great to be here, isn't it, at politicon? people all over the ideological spectrum, left, right, far-left, far-right, the nutcase left, the nutcase right, and there are even people here from nutcase middle. david brooks is here. [laughter] mr. franken: wrote another great column in the new york times about how there aren't enough americans like him, and it was very, very balanced, i have to say. i know a lot of you might be wondering what i have been up to. well, when i left the senate, i was going to give up my seat, but not my voice. thank you. [applause] mr. franken: i have spent a lot of time thinking about how to do that, and how best to make a difference, so i have been spending the last few months going around the country, making speeches, about politics, health care. i have been raising mo

mr. super patriot comey -- they are to debate james carville said he's not ready about durham worried about durham's investigation. let's give you some advice, jim. start packing. because durham, barr, horwitz, they are getting close to the truth. by the way, soon the world will see the deep state corruption of close and personal. come 2020, the choice will not be clear. joining us the, north carolina mark meadows, florida congressman matt gaetz. thankfully the one group in congress that keeps their promises, stands for principals, the freedom congress. congressman meadows, let me begin with you. first, let's talk about the meaning of getting baghdadi, but more importantly, republicans even critical of the president's policy in syria, but it's this president that took away the rules of engagement and beat the caliphate completely in syria. now they've got its leader, the leader of isis. >> it was a good day for america, it's a good day of the free world, and a good day for the president and his decisiveness of taking out not just the number one guy, but thr two guy in terms of activities in

mr. super patriot comey attended politi-con. i was there debating james carville. that if trump gets re-elected he's going to move to new zealand. advice, jim. start packing. durham, barr, horowitz, they're getting to the truth. you know it. soon the world will see the deep-state corruption up close and personal. come 2020 the choice will not be clearer. joining us now north carolina congressman mark meadows and florida congressman gaetz. congressman meadows, let me begin with you, first let's talk about the meaning of getting baghdadi but more importantly there are even republicans critical of the president's policy in syria but it was this president that took away the rules of engagement and beat the caliphate completely in syria and now they got the leader of isis. >> it was a good day for america, it was a good day for the free world and it was essential certainly a great day for the president taking out not just the number one guy but the number one and two guys in terms of terrorist activities in syria. you can criticize the president for his syria policy but