mr. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk into a room anymore. [laughter] mr.ush: i did not bring the coffee. david: what do you say to each other? mr. bush: generally, when does this program start and when is it going to end? [laughter] mr. clinton: he'll say to me give shorter answers. david: what was the biggest surprise the first day you are in the oval office? mr. clinton: it really surprised me how easily i could be turned into a two-dimensional cartoon. mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr. president." >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job. him how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ i david: i'd like to start by acknowledging the presence of mrs. bush. thank you very much for being here. [applause] mr. bush: actu

mrs. clinton: well, i wrote a book "what happened." mr. clinton: it's really a book about resilience.ence, as well as national resilience, because i do think everybody gets knocked down. is are youl question going to get back up? not everybody will lose the presidential election, but everybody will suffer loss. camee core of the message that we were told and we try to tell our kids, it remains absolutely true. to have to find ways overcome disappointment, to find was myh and for me it family, my friends, my faith, a ,ot of long walks in the woods yielded. alternate nostril breathing, i highly recommend it. [applause and laughter] mrs. clinton it was also cleaning my closets. beginning,ad a middle, and end. reading a lot of mysteries because the bad guy always got it in the end. [applause] mrs. clinton: but trying to fall back on the consistent message that i certainly got from my parents and that, you know, i have tried to impart to my daughter and will likewise try to do the same with my grandchildren, life is not always fair. the struggle does not always go the way that you hoped or

applause] so from that paint store on 7th street to 1200 president clinton avenue, 25 years has been one heck of a ride. for the next 25 years, mrident, madam secretary, just know that it will be clinton school graduates who will be putting people first all over arkansas, america, and the world. thank you all for joining us. have a safe trip home. [cheers and applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] recently michelle obama took part in the annual pennsylvania conference for women in philadelphia. h'erere's a look. >> do you think that women in general have less chances to fail? you fail once, people start laboring you faster than they label a man. >> absolutely. i think that is true for women, minorities, i think the bars are different. we experience that all the time. we experienced that over the last 8 years. kept moving,ar like whoa. the bar would change. and we're seeing that now, f rankly. the bar is just -- [laughter] [applause] >> that bar is going places. >>

mr. clinton: wait, why am i mr. clinton: wait, why am i telling you this? he could as i tried.k, try not to do anything stupid and i tried to find a way to say whatever i was going to say that i knew i would be dangerously unpopular but i did try to level with people and tell them we could not roll back the tides. all share. we had to be both responsible we ought to be going with the future and a future we can all share. at the time, it was easier -- we had to be both responsible and opportunistic if we wanted to build a future we can all share. but at the time, it was easier. i mean, we put out this little booklet. little booklet. you had to be kind of a nerd to support. we got over -- votes between the six-personnd eight vote. why? because back then there were actually hiring people to do a job. that is very important. -- ire not being hired wouldn't tell all these people from arkansas -- we never, we had one month in the previous eight years. only one where the unemployment was below the national average. we led the country in job graph -- growth every single year in 1995. i

mr. clinton said he'd lost count. >> it's close. this is the clinton presidency.want to do will not happen unless we approve this plan. >> as majority leader, i was very much concerned about what the outcome was going to be. we needed 50 votes and we were at 49. bob kerrey, senator from nebraska, he had genuine doubts. >> will you tell us what you're planning to do, senator? >> no. >> until he went to get up to speak in the senate, i wasn't sure what he was going to say. >> president clinton, if you're watching now as i. suspect you are, i tell you this. i could not and should not cast a vote that brings down your presidency. >> by the slimmest of all possible margins, the president saved his budget bill and the political clout of his administration. [ cheers and applause ] >> after 12 long years, we can say to the american people tonight we have laid the foundation for the renewal of the american dream. >> passing the budget was a victory because we didn't lose. but usually you could get one member from the other side. >> every single republican in the congress v

applause] so from that paint store on 7th street to 1200 president clinton avenue, 25 years has been one heck of a ride. for the next 25 years, mrt, madam secretary, just know that it will be clinton school graduates who will be putting people first all over arkansas, america, and the world. thank you all for joining us. have a safe trip home. [cheers and applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span social media team put together our road to the white house graphics. since 1988, we change them every presidential election. they unveiled the 2020 look for the first event of the presidential campaign, which is coming up tonight, as a matter of fact. it is the road to the white house 2020, kicking off the night with presidential candidate john delaney and tim ryan, a democrat representing ohio. congressman ryan talked about democrats leading on policy change. here is a portion of the event. congressman ryan: a young child, a boy, a baby in youngstown, ohio has less

mrs. clinton: well, i wrote a book "what happened. oh [what happened -- "what happened to her coat "whatbody gets -- happened." everybody gets knocked down. what happens is you get up. the core of the message, james, that we were told and that we try to tell our kids remains absolutely true. to have to find ways overcome disappointment. and for me itth was my family, my friends, my faith. it was a lot of long walks in the woods. yoga. nostril reading, i highly recommend it. ] pplause and laughter cleaning my: it was closets. jobs that had a beginning, middle, and an end. reading a lot of mysteries, because the bad guy always got it in the end. [applause] to fallnton: but trying back on the consistent message that i certainly got from my parents and that, you know, i have tried to impart to my daughter and well likewise try to do the same with my grandchildren, life is not always fair. the struggle does not always go the way that you hoped or planned. but life is too short to give it to the kind of disappointment or losing that comes w

mr. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk into a room anymore. [laughter] mr. bring the coffee. david: what do you say to each other? mr. bush: generally, when does this program start and when is it going to end? [laughter] mr. clinton: he'll say to me give shorter answers. david: what was the biggest surprise the first day you are in the oval office? mr. clinton: it really surprised me how easily i could be turned into a two-dimensional cartoon. mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr. president." >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright.

mr. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk into a room anymore. [laughter] mr. coffee. [laughter] david: what do you say to each other? mr. bush: generally, when does this program start and when is i it going to end? regularly [laughter] and mr. clinton: he'll say to me, give shorter answers. david: what was the biggest surprise the first day you are in the oval office? mr. clinton: it really surprised me how easily i could be turned into a two-dimensional cartoon. mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr. president." >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright.

mr. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk into a room anymore. [laughter] mr.offee. david: what do you say to each other? mr. bush: generally, when does this program start and when is it going to end? [laughter] mr. clinton: he'll say to me give shorter answers. david: what was the biggest surprise the first day you are in the oval office? mr. clinton: it really surprised me how easily i could be turned into a two-dimensional cartoon. mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr. president." >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright

mrs. clinton. right now there in the convention center. rt of a huge party at the convention center. to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the election of president clinton in 1992. listen for a moment. >> we had a surplus and if we continued the policies of the clinton administration, we would have eliminated our national debt. [applause] >> the policy, this comes as some democrats noticing that mr. clinton should have resigned because of his sexual history back then. with the monica lewinsky case. most notably in this chorus, then your democratic junior senator that said there were allegations of even seeing over the past several months, in the public eye that the president should have resigned back then. meanwhile the convention center, do you know where that is? it is nestlc marriott here which used to be the double trait which is to be the excelsior, which was the low self president clinton supposedly has his little well -- i don't know what to call it. but that is continual. you have more on that and the controversy later in the newsca

mr. clinton's behavior. an investigation of sexual harassment claims eventually led to his impeachment when he lied under oath about his affair with white house intern monica lewinsky. >> i misled people, including even my wife. i deeply regret that. >> reporter: one prominent senate democrat, kristen gillibrand of new york, was asked if in today's context, mr. clinton should have stepped down. >> yes, i think that is the appropriate response, but, um, i think things have changed today, and i think under those circumstances, there should be a very different reaction. >> reporter: back to this white house, press secretary sarah sanders said today the president has addressed the moore allegations. he has not. the official white house position is they were extremely troubling but it is up to the voters of alabama to decide if moore is fit for office. >> mason: today, the moore campaign brought out a group of female supporters, including the candidate's wife. the story continues now with dean reynolds in birming

mrs. clinton is a fraud. if the people out there knew the mrs. inton i knew, they would have a far different take.w, and the fact that she is trying to upend an american election where president trump was elected, you may have not have liked it but she is trying to upend it with this nonsense on this what happened tour is a disgrace. it's a disgrace to herself and the american people who picked someone other than her. >> brian: robin, i read donna brazile's book i found it fascinating, cover to cover.a no doubt about it they took the african-american vote forr. granted. there didn't seem to be any push for any local radio. there was no push to go with the yard signs and person-to-person interaction. it was all about analytics. about a bunch of 30-something-year-olds who thought they knew it all. >> you know, and i'm personal friends with robbie mook and i worked with him in south carolina on the primary of this campaign. the entire first section of the book "what happened" does dedicate to the mistakes of the campaign. o her own personal mistakes

mrs. clinton in particular. has the seat mrs. n once held, and i think this is not about principle at all. this is about taking advantage of the current -- >> chris: what you think the political expediency is an kirsten gillibrand going after bill clinton out? >> it's not fashionable, it's not acceptable. she pays no political cost for doing so. >> chris: she plays a little bit of political cost, let me bring this up with you, juan. a longtime aide to hillary clinton blasted her for what she said. he tweeted this. "over 20 years, you've took clinton's endorsements, money and seat. a hypocrite. interesting strategy for 2020 primaries, best of luck." this issue of sexual harassment is not only spotting republicans, roy moore and mitch mcconnell, it's also spotting democrats. >> and the power here is the charge of hypocrisy. i think that's why clinton -- bill clinton comes to the floor so quickly because the charge would be democrats, have you been as tough on your sexual harassers as you are asking republicans to be on there's. imme

mrs. clinton and others in the government could have authorized it.n $148 million and her family foundation and $500,000 for her husband and her decision to authorize this? it's worthy of a justice department investigation. not independent counsel. we should not have a lot of independent counsels. only when the justice department can't do its work because there is a conflict. >> bill: when alan dershowitz comes on our program he says the law has gotten carried away with independent counsels because it can go in any one of 100 different directions. is he right about that? >> i agree with him. there was a statute that provided for judges to appoint an independent counsel. that statute expired and was never renewed. when the statute was challenged the supreme court-up held it. after the statute expired congress picked up on what the supreme court said and wrote a rule in the federal rule of criminal procedure which says when the attorney general or his designee see a conflict, they should appoint an independent counsel. a conflict means you have divided

mrs. clinton fainted at the 911 ceremony in new york in 2016. riting that switch in part because the clinton campaign was in her words anemic and had taken on the quote owner of failure. apparently, for brazil to dump mrs. clinton she would have needed the nominees agreement and the approval of the dnc board. 's p7 to the republicans now in the gop tax plan which is drawing criticism from both sides of the aisle. democrats are blasting the bill saying it only benefits the wealthy while some republicans are taking issue with the elimination of state and local deductions. garrett is live in washington with more. reporter: tax reform and tax cuts are typically a bit of a balancing act and if you're going to cut taxes in one area usually make up for that lost revenue and that is what republicans are trying to do in their current plan by offsetting their tax cut by lowering or eliminating deductions the two big ones are the elimination of deductions for state and local taxes and the lowering of the mortgage interest deduction from a million dollars to

mrs. clinton was held. i think this is not about principle at all.his is about taking advantage of -- >> would you think expediency is an with gillibrand going after cleansing? >> it is not fashionable. >> well she has a little political -- and let me bring this up, a longtime aide to hillary clinton, blasted gillibrand at fort she said. he tweeted this. let's put this up. over 20 years, you, gillibrand, took clintons endorsements, money and seat. hypocrite. interesting strategy for 2020 primaries. as of luck. this issue of sexual harassment is not only splitting republicans, roy moore and mitch mcconnell, it is also splitting democrats. >> and the power here is the charge of hypocrisy.i think that is why bill clinton comes to the floor so quickly. the charge be that democrats, have you been as tough on your sexual harassment as you are asking republicans to be on theirs? answer immediately piercing pieces in the new york times, gillibrand coming forward as a democratic congressman that said clinton should have been ousted. i think one of the keys fo

mrs. clinton. a mining fine year has donated millions of dollars to the foundation run by former president bill clinton. in three separate transactions from 2009 to 201, a flow of cash how it made its way and we could go on and on. and of after the russians a nounsed their inteng, mr. a nton received $5,000 for mouse could you speech that was promoting uranium one stock. and i remember when president clinton was asked about his speaking fees and he laughed it off and he said people like to hear me speak. fordham prosecutor, who has written about political corruption and she said i'm concerned as a general election candidate. these questions aren't going away. there is a pattern that they have found through the clinton foundation. he ade 13 speeches from and was paid 5,000 or more. 11 of those speeches were made after hillary clinton became secretary of state. pay to play. why did the clinton foundation change its name to the bill and hillary clinton foundation? donors packed away the questionable ac

mrs. clinton, but maybe they fought to a draw on that. but, without having substantial communications skills and having got a message across, his presidency will rise or fall, in my judgment, on how he deals with korea and how he deals -- whether he can come up with an economic strategy, including health care reform and tax reform, that gets us over 3% growth. if he can do that, he'll be reelected and he'll have a successful presidency. if he can't, he won't. so, my advice to him, that's your-- what do they say -- focus on the donut and not on the hole. well, that's your donut. >> i completely agree with clarke on 3% growth would solve a lot of problems in this country. but my advice to the speechwriters, would be more humor. i'm going to see president bush friday night and every time i see him he says mary kay, do you have any jokes for me? so i ask around before i head down to see him and everybody i've asked lately, got any jokes for me? nobody has any jokes right now. we need more humor in political rhetoric, in our city right now, an

mr. clinton belatedly acknowledged a inappropriate relationship between he and monica lewinsky but he denied the rate allegations. in january of this year, a gallup poll asked respondents to rank how various presidents will go down in history. 33% said bill clinton will be ranked above average. 33% said just average, 17% listed him below average with 10% predicting healthy ranked outstanding. >> here now, the after mentioned philippe ryan. >> former advisor to hillary clinton. appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me, i think. >> we are old friends of the should go well. i want to get straight to that tweet about the senator and what you said. ken starr spent $70 million, the senate voted to keep the president but not enough for senator gillibrand. we'll get to the rest of it in a second. you seem unhappy that ken starr has $70 million in unfettered power to investigate a president. so why are you cheering on robert muller these days? >> i don't think that's the point i was making beer at the point i was making, and vaguely i have more than 280 characters to do so, because it's

mrs. clinton's work to help retire the dnc's 15 billion-dollar bank debt.ome prominent democrats in congress positioned themselves as the party's true champions of transparent seen campaign finance reform. >> ♪ >>> president trump and the first lady are going across the pacific to begin they made a brief stop in hawaii tonight. they will then head to tokyo. that will be followed by stops in south korea, china and vietnam and the philippines. this is the president's longest overseas trip to date. it comes as tensions continue to escalate with north korea. >> president trump is weighing in on the judge's decision not to sentence bowe bergdahl to prison for leaving his post in afghanistan. instead a military judge sentenced bergdahl to a dishonorable discharge and reduced his rank from sergeant to private. bergdahl pled guilty to desertion and misbehavior charges for deserting his post while serving in afghanistan. he was captured by the taliban and released in 2014 when then president obama authorized a swap in exchange for bergdahl's safe return. >>> in resp

mrs. clinton and president clinton. what about english and cordray. obviously they hold the government in in trivial regard. i would love to see the president bring out the u.s. marshals to escort all of them out of washington. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you think chuck and nancy care how super sil ridiculous to the american people? on wall street a record day for stocks. the dow looked at the north korean missile launched, yawnd and got back to business. miss accomplished. the dow up 256 points on the day. the s & p rallies 26 points. volume on the big board 3.4 billion shares. president trump touting consumer confidence. a 17-year high. arby's offering to buy buffalo wild wings. the house democrats used $50,000 of taxpayer money to pay off a former staffer who threatened to sue. it's also a different fund. it turns out there is more than one secret slush fund. wouldn't you not. gregg jarrett joins us next. lou: imreg, we have a lot to cover here. let's start with this money. gregg: it's all done in secret. which is a congressional ploy th

mrs. clinton.cal side to this where people have a lot of misconceptions about especially the tail end of the uranium one story and mrs. clinton's involvement in that. and because this came up recently in a story in the hill about how the fbi had been investigating russia's efforts on that whole front involvingbo the clintons a few weeks ago, republicans have i think seized on that to try and draw some sort of equivalency on the broader russian matter, and that has prompted a bunch of fact checks and i think some of these fact checks have been really solid and good, clearing up some of the laziness or deliberately wrong characterizations of what happened with uranium one. that all being said, there are elements of the entire saga which started back in 2005 that i don't think are threats to national security, certainly not treasonous, maybe not criminal, but at least stink to high heaven when it comes to the clintons and lots and lots of money flowing to theires foundation on behalf of people connect

mrs. clinton received almost three million votes above what was voted for president trump. and that raises a big question, and i have learned not to talk about something i don't know as much about as i need in order to talk about it. my opinion is, my sense is, that, yes, we need to recondition that process and do so serious -- reexamine that process seriously because it's in a sense violation of the will of the people. but we have a lot of problems to solve above we get to that one. >> host: david mccullly, won pull liter -- pulitzer prices for books on john adams and harry truman. next calm from kevin in hartford, connecticut. hi, consecutive victim, you're on booktv. >> caller: hi, gentleman. , mr. mccullly first back i every bought of yours was 1776. i then followed it up with john adams. loved what hbo did with the miniseries and know you put a lot of work in on that as well. i can't help but wonder, if you ever thought about or any desire at all on your part to be involved in similar project for 1776, i think that would make a fantastic miniseries or docu-drama. every

mrs. clinton says no, take a look. >> yes.t is the appropriate response, but i think things have changed today and i think under those circumstances there should be a very different >> this was a painful time not only in our marriage, but in our country as i have written about. but it was investigated fully, it was addressed at the time. >> chris: jason, pretty interesting that kirsten gillibrand, who is thinking of running for president on the democratic side in 2020, went there. >> this is pure political expediency. this is not about principle. this is clear. it seems to me that if you are a pro-choice wealth of redistributionist you can also be a grover and get a pass from both of the women you play clips from. hillary clinton is also partially defending al franken because of how he has responded to the charges against him versus how president trump has responded. if you have the senator from new york essentially saying we live in different times. this is a woman who has associated herself with the clinton family, with mrs.

mrs. clinton is like aging diva like norma desmond in sunset boulevard. she can't get offstage.x my metaphors, she is turning into the nasty, know it all aunt no one wants at the dinner table. no more clinton. thanks. you had your shot. go, leave. trish: she had her shot. by the way any problem we're dealing with right now on the north korea front in thanks to hillary clinton as secretary of state. in part to her husband who allowed kim jong-un to be as powerful as he is today? there is plenty of blame to go around but he is part of that and of course barack obama. >> indeed, you're certainly right. in this particular case,. the second point about hillary's terrible judgment to put it kindly in beijing, it was just ethically wrong as her for former presidential candidate, former secretary of state, to go to beijing, criticize one of president trump's policies actually working to a degree at least. his stuffer stance on north korea. his willingness to take tougher steps towards china. even if she were 100% right. you don't do it, in her position, don't go to hostile capital, beij

mrs. clinton tweeted the senate voted to keep president clinton, but not enough for you, senator gillibrand. for 20 years you took the clintons' endorsements, money, and seat. hypocrite. interesting strategy. >> there is a special place in hell for people like that. she has turned on the man who probably did more with his wife for her than anyone alive. reporter: the historical reputations of presidents can change. harry truman left office with low ratings. but he rose steadily in public estimation following biographies. jfk's revelations about mistresses somewhat tarnished his legacy. >> i think this is an inflection point for bill clinton's legacy and more and more what we are seeing and historians are going to see is he's someone who diminished that office and his legacy will be very different from the one we thought when he left office. reporter: bill clinton did not respond for our requests for comment. david: james rosen, thank you. in alabama the state's republican party reaffirming its support for senate candidate roy moore. his wife kayla speaking out defending her husband. peter d

mrs. clinton is funding their operations. lou: let's go to andrew mccabe, number two at fbi. recuses himself. >> never. >> you find these out. what is to happen, there is no react, no reflex from prosecuters, attorney general, it is mad epin ending -- maddeno went. >> supposed check on that are committees of congress who do nothing. it is left to watch dog organization, to you know, point this out, call acontinue shin to it and demand that something be done, all normal mechanism of government are failing. and that is why i say to you over a week ago, we are in danger of sliding further and further toward being a failed state. those are serious words but i mean them, it cannot continue this way. lou: wha kind of lilly livered leadership is there in republican party that would permit this absolute farce to persist without consequence, without result? >> there is a lots of mand wringing and woe is me, no one will step up say, we're heading down a path of disaster it may be, they have to lose house in 2018, and country will be subjected to the next two years strait of 24/7 impeac

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mrs. clinton's work to help retire the dnc's $15 million bank debt.'t heard me relit gate last year's election i wasn't involved in the presidential. i'm only looking forward. this is about the future. i haven't had time to be reading any of that anyway. >> reporter: similar to the evasive maneuvers practiced by the senate minority leader both on thursday. >> do you believe there's corruption. >> i'm going read the article before commenting. >> reporter: at a news conference on tax reform on friday. >> thank you everybody and have a nice day. thank you all for coming. >> dnc revelations. >> no, just on this. >> reporter: current dnc chair tom perez pledged a fair primary process for 2020. >> we're going to set the primary debate schedule well in advance of when we know who the candidates will be there. >> reporter: but some prominent democrats in congress seized on the brazile bombshell to position themselves as the party's true champions of transparency and campaign finance reform. >> i'm with hillary. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth war

mrs. clinton, there is no daylight between the two of them. you talk about pay-to-play, and leverages government was on the for personal benefit, that is very definition of corruption. corruption. lou: turning to the administration. trump administration, what is it to do here? president has voiced his frustration with jeff sessions, and clear about that. he fired an fbi director in my opinion, there is no doubt what so ever who deserved to be fired in the interest of the country had to be fired,. fired. >> yes. lou: here we are paralyzed at justice department, you mention senator burr and warner. this is ignorance come ponded with corruption compounded with paralysis, this government has to move forward in the national interest. what is the president, his damage t dodge to do. >> all these scheduled c obama appointees, who are still currently occupying offices, and they are doing so across the spectrum, right? not must just, justice it state department, hud, their resignations need to be accepted, they should be told, thank you, and good-bye.

mrs. clinton. lou: thank you very much. james rosen reporting. much more still ahead. stay with us. president trump calls for justice following the cowardly terrorist attack in new york city. president trump: sends him to gitmo. i would encourage that. lou: this wing suiter performing stunts that had never been done before. stay wititititit when i was growing up, i was among the 1 in 6 american kids who struggle with hunger. and hungry mornings make tired days. grumpy days bleh kind of days. but with the power of breakfast, the kids in your neighborhood can think big and be more. when we're not hungry for breakfast, we're hungry for more! more ideas! more dreams! more fun! when kids aren't hungry for breakfast, they can be hungry for more. go to hungeris dot org and lend your time or your voice to make breakfast happen for kids in your neighborhood. lou: two russian bombers had to be escorted away from the u.s. aircraft carrier in the sea of japan. it was within 80 miles of the u.s. s. reagan. ed the pentagon says the situation was resolved without incident. u.s. navy has three care

mrs. clinton is funding their operations. >> lou: go to andrew mccabe. never recuses himself. never. we find that out. when you find these things out that are just frankly not any part that is not shocking and appalling. when you find things out at this level there is no reaction or reflex from the attorney general or the director. fbi himself. it is maddening to witness. >> and a supposed check on that are our members of congress who do nothing. and it is it left to watchinose organizations like judicial watch and few sane voices in the media to point it out and demand something be done. and the normam mechanisms much government are failing anything i said to you over a week ago, we are in danger in sliding further in a failed state. it cannot continue this way. >> lou: what kind much lilly liver republicans that would allow this to persist consequence without result? >> there is a lot of the hand ringing and woe is me and no one will say we are headed down a path of disaster. it may be they have to lose the house in 2018 and the country will be subjected to the next two years yet o

mrs. clinton and at the same time, he and president trump said anybody who seeks immunity must be guilty.ieve that. >> you know your republican colleagues may note that information continues to get leaked. is that a concern of yours? >> i don't think an investigation of by leaks. there are leaks coming from the white house, from the house and senate investigations to a lesser extent to the mueller investigation. they need to stop but the fact that leaks are happening, sometimes get a sense of my republican colleagues that they think the leaks are important than the fact that the russian government successfully hacked into our process that's so discord so they're both very, very important. lead into leaks, we need to know what they did and who helped them. >> more information about the house intelligence committee and their investigation. they're scheduled to question prince next week. representative quigley told me he could talk about what his committee may ask prince and compromising their own investigation. up next, we heard a lot about roy moore but what about his opponent. a look at d

mrs. clintons. there is no daylight between the two of them. you want to talk about peyto play and leveraging government office for personal benefit. this is the very definition of corruption. >> let's turn to the administration. the trump administration. what is it to do here? the president has voiced his frustration with jeff sessions. he has been clear about that. he fired an fbi director in my opinion. there is absolutely no doubt whatever who deserved to be fired in the interest of the country had to be fired and yet here we are paralyzed at the justice department, we mentioned senator byrd and senator warner. the democratic party is running the senate intelligence "investigation." and this government has to move forward in the national interest. what is the president his administration to do here? >> the first thing is all of those scheduled c obama oh point tease who are still currently occupying options and they are doing so across the spectrum. it's the state department and hud and every place in between. their resignations all need to