mr. clinton: in a heartbeat. mr. bush: same. the highest calling of mankind i always thought was private equity. but you would say that -- [laughter] david: you say being president of the united states is better than equity? mr. clinton: i don't know. -- mr. bush: i don't know. we make $200,000 a year in pension. what do you make? [laughter] david: money isn't everything. [laughter] mr. clinton: if we could say one serious thing, there are a lot of really big questions floating out there. a mexican multibillionaire is a really smart guy, gave a speech during the campaign. the campaign being what it was, obviously nobody was interested in asking about it, but he said, i believe this will be the first technological revolution that will kill more jobs than it creates. and therefore, i believe we will either have to have people with money pay even higher taxes to just subsidize people living who don't, or the richest countries are going to have to start planning first for a four-day, and ultimately, for a three-day workweek because

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. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: i'd like to start by acknowledging the presence of mrs. bush. thank you very much for being here. [applause] mr. bush: actually,

mrs. clinton. i met her at the entrance and we waited and chatted. 10 minutes went by and i said, my gosh, i am keeping the first lady of the united states waiting that is impolite of may. i said, mrs. clinton, shall we start? wait for the let's foreign press to come. i want good coverage for barbados. eventually, the bus turned up with everyone on board. they had been taken to the wrong house. [laughter] , as i said, mrs. clinton was very gracious and waited. compacteds diary, he -- commented on the hospitality. he had a social -- a busy socialism barbados. for the six weeks george was there, he only ate in that house on three occasions. s fell fond over the washington he could have eaten ats. 10 different houses every single day -- over the washingtons. he could have eaten at 10 different houses every single day. more importantly, he met leaders of the island, including military officers, merchants, and visiting british officials. that for a young man from virginia meeting important individuals 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, obviously, 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. >> 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 voted agains

mr. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk into a room anymore. [laughter] mr.ring 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 in acquiring mining rights in kazakhstan. later, a year later donated over $31 million to the clinton foundation. raises a lot of questions. trish: a lot of questions. good it is getting looked into. >> fantastic it is getting looked into. trish: we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. ... ro pectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp ro pectus carefully at trish: the dow on pace for another record close as wall street celebrates the country's big win on tax reform all this as the commerce department announces its final go gdp estimate, recording the economy grew at a pace of 3.2%. wouldn't you have longed for those kind of numbers a while back, 3% growth, that's good stuff. joining me right now, ubs wealth management senior vice president jim lecamp. how are you, jim? >> great, trish great to see you trish: great to see you. ,, 821 on the dow do we get to 25 k this year? >> market looks pretty strong here. first of

mr. clinton: i recognized he was 44 days older than me. [laughter] mr. d said, i am calling you on bended knee, because this begins my 44 days of respect for my elders. [laughter] mr. bush: when i was president i would call bill. he was very helpful. he know a lot about a variety of issues, particularly international affairs, that i was interested in. i knew i could count on him for good advice. he was gracious in receiving my calls. joe: that was president bill clinton and president george w. bush speaking with david rubenstein earlier this year. julie: time for the bloomberg business flash, the biggest business stories in the news. said to be moving its global headquarters for financial crimes compliance from tokyo to new york. a team of 1350 staff will strengthen efforts against terrorism financing and money laundering. mufg processes the transaction linked to companies facing international sanctions. agreed a softbank group to buy fortress investment group. in march the first time a publicly traded u.s. equity firm has been listed. softbank said fortr

mrs. clinton should be charged with espionage. the statement was made in july of 2015. the statement said that mrs. clinton was extremely careless in the manner in which she cared for the statement secrets. we learned through katherine and other colleagues that that language was suggested to james comey by this same fbi agent, peter strook. and he sent texts to his girlfriend? >> his girlfriend. not his wife. a lawyer that works for the fbi. in the texts he was critical of the president or praise worthy of mrs. clinton. i'm not sure. they haven't revealed the text. >> shepard: shouldn't that matter? >> no, it should not matter. >> shepard: should not matter. >> when a document is prepared like the one from which james comey read, which is of profound significance, a lot of people have their hands in there suggesting language to the director. the director of the fbi doesn't release anything other than hello, good-bye without a number of people looking at it because it might be scrutinized by a court some day. if one fbi agent suggested this language and another suggests

mrs. clinton. and which the fbi may have used to launch an intelligence probe on a cam opinion trump advisor. then he became a top figure in the probe of russian collusion led by robert mueller until july of this year when mueller learned strzok sent an email to a colleague critical of trump. >> there were pro hillary people at the heart of the investigation. >> this was one of the lead agents on the hillary clinton email investigation. if trite's disturbing and possibly could call for a reopening of that investigation. reporter: the fbi inspector general is reviewing strzok's role in the matter. a source close to the investigation said it should be completed next year. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes has been seeking to interview him for two months. d.o.j. emailed to counsel to house speaker paul ryan saying strzok would be available after all. he participated in the questioning of michael flynn on january 24 that led to his guilty plea. and it was peter strzok who changed comey

been in america which i'm not i would have rather i would also have voted for mr trump and not for mrs clinton but hey i'm not an american i'm a dutchman and i'm responsible for the by the seat of my country no today in opposition and so i'm not to be compared with what i believe and what the strength is of both mr trump but also missed the putin is that they all believe that the interest of down own country goes first mr putin goes for russia first for the first interest of the russian people a missile trim in his own way does that for the united states of america and i wish i wish in your rope in my own country the netherlands we had a leader we had a prime minister who are like mr trump or mr putin would say hollande first of all your room not the european union but europe first and we don't have that i want to talk a bit about relation to the united states chancellor merkel thinks that e.u. has to rely on itself from now on as the partnership between the united states and europe is cracking under president trump do you see a reliable partner in the current administration. no you know i don

since i was in little good i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me mr clinton right there. finally gave up and went on buying me on bicycles but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than riding a bike and no i want to meet those women back home who are boned by their duties and social goals and informed him of oded basic rights my name is dave out of the go home and i work at the gym. hello and welcome to focus on europe on michelle henery it's good of you to join us here in germany the days are getting shorter and to pass the time during the.

mrs. clinton and her campaigns and maybe that plays out in the benefit for the president at the end of thend there is no wrong-doing we can say certainly it wasn't political because many of the folks were major contributors to mrs. clinton. >> you are more concerned there could be an infiltration of bias, but it doesn't sound like you are saying there is anything definitively thaw are aware of. >> remember leon ja war ski? a very principled man. he led an investigation and america trusted what he had to say. there was nothing that hung on to anything he was a part of that you ever questioned. i think that's the importance of the role that mr. mueller has that he has allowed himself to be trapped with other individuals that are associated with him or work for him. directly or indirectly. that affects his reputation. >> but it's a reputational -- i want to be clear because you are a member of congress you are privy to details that the public is not. you are not aware of specific evidence that there is an infiltration of bias that has substandly affected this investigation. it's just a concer

mrs. clinton lost a donald trump. he also responds to allegations made by former interim chair donna brazile about the primary process being rigged in hillary clinton's favor. from duke university in north carolina, this is one hour and 15 minutes. you came to hear my friend, john podesta, who for decades now has been one of the leading political figures in the country. he served at the highest level in the clinton administration, clinton white house, and again in the obama administration as counselor in the white house and then he was the head of hillary for president campaign, he makes ad that mean risotto. don't ask me how i found that out. mr. podesta: you don't bake risotto. [laughter] mr. feaver: but john, welcome. so john, what we want to talk about tonight is, how did we get here? what kind of answer would you get? where are we and how did we get here? mr. podesta: you probably expect me to say the russians stole the election and were a heck of a match. >> right? [indiscernible] mr. podesta: i think the country

mrs. clinton, the same month strzok is one of a dozen fbi officials who receive the dossier, the salacious and largely unverified allegations about mr. trump and his associates that was bankrolled by the clinton campaign and the dnc and which the fbi may have used to launch a counterintelligence probe that encompassed fisa surveillance. july of this year, mueller learned strzok had sent a colleague text messages said to be critical of mr. trump and removed him from the special counsel team. >> speak we found out the fbi hd pro-hillary, anti-trump people at the heart of the hillary investigation, very troubling. >> the fact that this was on the leach agents on the hillary clinton name on the station true, i think it's very disturbing and could possibly call for reopening of the investigation. >> fox news reported the fbi and the inspector general is reviewing strzok's role in the clinton probe in other cases with a source close to the matter saying that the review should be completed early next year. >> absolutely we have been stonewalled. >> tipped off by an informant, devin nunes has been

mrs. clinton's outlaw server. david: let me switch if i can what is going on with the trump dossier because there is a lot of questions exactly who paid for it, who shared it with whom. seems like a group of people at the fbi and justice department trying to sell it to all the trump enemies they could find before and after the election. have you tried to figure out, to follow any email chains regarding the dossier? >> that is a major subject of one of our investigations but what is apparent senator mccain sent one of his deputies over, a guy by the name of kramer who is being subpoenaed again by the house intelligence committee. it seems mccain was a witting or unwitting accomplice to russian active measures campaign or influence operation because his deputy, this fellow kramer, came back from london after meeting with christopher steele and he went around washington, d.c., also trying to peddle the same phony dossier. now you have a dossier put together by an opposition, i like to call them opposition manufacturi

mrs. clinton turned into a coffee and donut session.and when she sat there and said she could not remember more than 30 some odd times, doesn't pass the giggle test. no one in their right mind would believe that. also, when some one says that, you pause the interview, you pull out a nondisclosure agreement, you have her review it and refresh her recollection. that's going to explain how she doesn't remember being briefed on this. >> i have a minute left. for argument sake, say everything you laid out is 100% accurate, that there should be a criminal investigation, that there may have been serious wrongdoing here, that they got away with. what do you say to the viewer tonight watching this, saying, you're relitigating old stuff, hillary clinton lost the election, move on. >> it has nothing to do with the politics of losing an election. it has to do with violating national security law and putting top see crept sensitive information at risk. not just at risk, but likely compromised for foreign intelligence services. not just the informati

mrs. clinton.he used her law firm, her campaign's law firm, as a cut out to spend on the gps dossier effort who went, to russia supposedly to talk to intelligence people and -- intelligence horses in russia. you had the clinton campaign spending people to russia to find out information on donald trump, and he is the one under investigation on collusion, and this is a political investigation, it was designed by never-trumpers, anti-trumpers, james comey obviously did not like president trump and leaked information to get the appointment of robert mueller, and it's gone downhill from there. we found out that the top fbi agent in terms of counterintelligence was a never-trumper, and the number number two on his team attended hillary clinton's election night party and was sending friendly emails to sally yates as she thwarted the law at the justice department. >> mark: that is actually incredible, tom, thank you for that, it is the revenge of jimim comey, and the former fbi official says that the fired

pointing responsibility to the advisors of mr clinton mr trump i mean he in the final analysis has to make the decision he is the person that said that he is going to get the deal of the century and get a peace that nobody else was willing to do he suggested themself as the the the honest. advisor and. the intermediary between the two parties and by saying that he is really but what he's doing is violating all of that you cannot really be an honest broker in such a difficult problem and then you go before even suggesting what your plans were what your ideas are to close the the embassy of the palestinians in washington and to transfer your embassy to tel aviv from tel aviv to jerusalem recognizing palestine jerusalem to be the capital of israel i mean this is straight taking sides and destroying that that that that role that you want to play there this is really the astonishing part of it. a rest of them is very important and i think it should know that president trump has said to you that he is doing this because of pressure from congress you clearly don't believe that time obviously

mrs. clinton violated the statute.ike any military guy. >> it was a fit of candor that they corrected. >> excepts she didn't deliver anything to anybody. stevif a thief goes into your home you are not delivering the goods. ainsley ains no, no, richard, if a military officer leaves a computer on a table that has classified information that he took home without intending to give it to anybody, he can be prosecuted under that statute. he is not delivering it to the thief but it gets taken. he permits it to be taken. that's the statute and how it's read. this is fascinating. this is going to be going on for a long time. great sparring partners richard and john. what's behind the republican tax reform? wow, stay with us. >> laura: i should have seen it come after he appeared on our show a few weeks ago. marco rubio is now support for the g.o.p. tax bill until he gets an increase to the child tax credit. but, maybe it's a joke. some are saying it might be an old campaign grudge, no, causing him to seek a huge legislative ach

clinton himself. and we have peter struck at the f.b.i. mr. struck has been discredited and demoted because he was sending 10,000 text messages back and forthwith his mistress about how much he loved hillary clinton and hated trump. i don't think it's a coincidence that mr. struck was the person that went and changed the term grocery negligent, which is a crime, to careless, in the exoneration statement about hillary clinton. . the attorney general needs to do his job and appoint a special counsel because hillary clinton was never investigated and neesdz to put up or shut up. we are a year into this investigation and the only thing i see is a bias that continues to erode our institutions and our rule of law and this congress should stand for it no more. i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry, such time as he may consume. mr. perry: i thank the gentleman from florida for bringing this issue to the floor. mr. speaker, this can all be cleared up pretty quickly with a little bit of transparency and comes down to the issue and this is

mrs. clinton violated the statute. like any military guy. >> it was a fit of candor that they corrected. >> excepts she didn't deliver anything to anybody. stevif a thief goes into your home you are not delivering the goods. ainsley ains no, no, richard, if a military officer leaves a computer on a table that has classified information that he took home without intending to give it to anybody, he can be prosecuted under that statute. he is not delivering it to the thief but it gets taken. he permits it to be taken. that's the statute and how it's read. this is fascinating. this is going to be going on for a long time. great sparring partners richard and john. what's behind the republican tax reform? wow, stay with us. ♪ yea, so, mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep i got it... #mouthbreather yep, we've got a mouth breather. well just put on a breathe right strip and... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone so you can breathe... ...and sleep. go to breatheright.com today to reques

pointing responsibility to the advisors of mr clinton mr trump i mean he in the final analysis has to make the decision he is the person that said that he is going to get the deal of the century and get a peace that nobody else was willing to do he suggested him self as the the the honest. advisor. and intermediary between the two parties and then by saying that he is really but what he's doing is violating all of that you cannot really be an honest broker in such a difficult. problem and then you go before even suggesting what your plans where or what your ideas are to close the the embassy of the palestinians in washington and to transfer your embassy to tel aviv from tel aviv to jerusalem recognizing palestine jerusalem to be the capital of israel i mean this is straight taking sides and destroying that that that that role that you want to play there this is really the starvation part of it.

mrs. clinton we got letters from this senate with respect to how much it cost.nd you take your best stab at it. but if you get 6 million i don't know that right now they can really estimate altogether how accurate that is. >> chuck i want to talk to you about that. you've been in the news a bit yourself recently. the president again and again and again keeps tweeting and saying that more focus should continue on the clinton email investigation. you're somebody involved in that and is there more there that we don't know about or more that needs to come out about that. >> the department of justice inspector general is looking at that and what the fbi did. i was not involved with the fbi investigation of it. i was just involved at the beginning of. mike horwitz is thorough. g and they move at a glacial pace and that takes a while. begun i expect that to resolve itself sometime this spring. >> the question i guess comes because a lot of people look at the things the president says and look at it through political prison and say wow he's throwing people off direction

mrs. clinton, hillary clinton, al gore. i know joe, i know joe biden very well. i'd like to have met them all. jimmy carter i knew. i worked for him as speechwriter. i've known a lot of them. cspan: ronald reagan? >> you know i had picture-taking sessions with him. you know -- i did it two nights ago with ron, up seattle, i'm good friend with him. i was good friend with nancy, last 15, 20 years, because my mom died of alzheimer's. i went to a thing with nancy, we were talking about alzheimer's how she missed her husband, said it was worse than the shooting with hinckley because she lost the company of her husband. my dad went through that. you lost company of your soulmate. we became very good friends. nancy was fun, tough but fun. we would go to dinner they were talking about this, we would go to dinner in beverly hills. one time i walk in there waiting, i'm earlier than her, hi, i'm going to dinner. what are you, secret service? no, i'm her date. show would say like, chase's great old hollywood hangouts, picture of this big plastic menus with all the old hollyw

mr. clinton, signing legislation actually back in 1996 designating the grove near golden gate park as a national memorial. he spoke about the need for more care and research to find aids. >> there's never been a better time for to us adopt martin luther king's message, at a time of widespread cynicism and resentment and loss of belief that the arc of the universe, the moral arc but it does bend towards us. >> president clinton spoke about how far the bay area and world has come since the days when hiv was seen as a death sentence. >> december 1st isn't just when the holiday season ramps up. it's the start of the so-called am nesty season in the south bay. rabbit handa joins us live from the sheriff's office with details about the life line. robert. >> reporter: that's right here at the sheriffs department main entrance where operations second chance is officially on. now, here is the typical situation where someone can receive am nesty and avoid jail. when a person misses a court date an arrest warrant is issued. operation second chance gives the people with nonviolented misdemeanors and traffic

a potential competitor and mrs clinton but when we look back at her post in libya you kind of make an argument that it was really thought through i'm not arguing in favor of one of the other but again i'm interested from the structural analysis point of view. because i mean the american system to expand a little bit on that hat is a very peculiar system it's not the first time for example the electoral college has produced a different outcome from the popular vote there has been it has numerous it happened twice in seventeen years absolutely there is gerrymandering reaches i think it is an example of malicious mechanism design and yet none of those structural issues have rap told the american political elites to quite the same extent as chums personality does is it really a rational approach to politics. you're i think you are you are right that there probably has been an overreaction to. trump's personality to the to the tweets. at the same time. we haven't had a president before who has been quite so dishonest as trump who has said so many things. which are in obvious contradiction

in america which i am not i would have rather i would also have voted for mr trump and not for mrs clinton but hey i'm not an american i'm a dutchman and i'm responsible for the by the seat of my country no today in opposition and so i'm not to be compared with what i believe and what the strength is of both missed the trauma but also miss the putin is that they all believe that the interest of down own country goes first mr putin goes for russia first for the first interest of the russian people a missile trim in his own way does that for the united states of america and i wish i wish in your rope in my own country the netherlands we had a leader we had a prime minister who are like mr trimble mr putin would say hollande first of all europe not the european union but europe first and we don't have that i want to talk a bit about relation to the united states chancellor merkel thinks that e.u. has to rely on itself from now on as the partnership between the united states and europe is cracking under president trump do you see a reliable partner in the current administration. no you know i

been in america which i'm not i would have rather i would also have voted for mr trump and not for mrs clinton but hey i'm not an american i'm a dutchman and i'm responsible for the by the seat of my country no today in opposition and so i'm not to be compared with what i believe and what the strength is of both mr trumka but also missed the putin is that they all believe that the interest of down own country goes first mr putin goes for russia first for the first interest of the russian people a missile truman his own way does that for the united states of america and i wish i wish in your open in my own country the netherlands we had a leader we had a prime minister who are like mr trimble mr putin would say holland first of all europe not the european union but europe first and we don't have that i want to talk a bit about is relation to the united states chancellor merkel thinks that e.u. has to rely on itself from now on as the partnership between the united states and europe is cracking under president trump do you see a reliable partner in the current administration. no you know i don't

trumpets elected he designates to the supreme court a judge which is on the right and if it had been mrs clinton she would if there is they needed a liberal judge judge from the left so this is very normal and the judge is free to judge the way he wants and the same enfolded that are all the points or so that it's this issue of the right of abortion that which of course the liberals die. but you know paul into the catholic country and the government now the conservative government and power is very close to the church and they want to restrict the right of abortion not to limit it somehow so it's another point of friction and then there is the media and that's that's very funny you for the journalist thinking that. you know europe where the press is often composed the only liberal journalist people on the left of the political spectrum. it's absolutely normal for me that tries to this is the head of the of the national t.v. national broadcasting operations in poland that's very normal that nominated by the government and that the final say for all these nominations this is the polish parliament

removed from or at least years out of absolutely so they can do that the most serious the engine mrs clinton that wanted to drain the swamp of that kenya that has been removed from office the fact that there is a person who can exactly wake him sitting in the water is making some statements that is not very important which was mostly. their problem for the police has been removed trump their official we may be still there but the country remains terribly divided i mean we still have a lot of very deep deep red states here and this is what you know what we did actually did a program a civil war i mean i don't know to what degree it will get you know hot to warm up but certainly in the discourse of opposing narratives that the civil war is raging right now and i have every reason to believe it's going to continue in two thousand and eighty it is going to get even worse because these attempts to be moved up they are going to divide the country even more you are exactly correct when you say that there is going to be there is a likelihood there were a constitutional crisis. at them to fight but h

mrs. clinton's server and uranium one, but they have excruciating attention to detail on minor matters. their credibility is shot. arguably there are people involved who aren't just making administrative errors or failing to dot is and cross ts. they are involves in criminal misconduct in the abiewflts criminal system. there needs to be a special counsel for the special counsel. gregg: a watchdog looking at the watchdogs. i wrote a column titled "robert mueller and his politically biased team of prosecutors must go." let me quote, mueller deliberately assembled a team of partisans with a history of political biased who appear to be determined to undo results of the 2016 presidential election and drive president trump from office. he transformed what was supposed to be an impartial investigation into an illegitimate and seemingly corrupt one. to restore integrity, attorney general jeff sessions should unrecuse himself for limited purpose of cleaning up mueller's mess. what do you think about that? i looked into the law and regulations. there is nothing to prevent jeff sessions from stepp

mrs. clinton was not put under oath to testify.others apparently changed the language from gross negligence to extremely careless and there is a difference in the law. >> this is even bigger than that. they had a finding it is reasonably likely her server was hacked by possible foreign actors but that was changed to say we cannot determine but it is possible. that really watered it down and what she said it was never hacked. the initial conclusion was different. so yes he was pro- hillary but if you look at that investigation it is questionable if the subject of the inspector general investigation but then look at russia and he says he has to stop trenton wondering if they used that dossier to answer the questions. eric: supposedly they met with christopher steele. >> during the presidential campaign. he is right down the street right down the hall from the deputy attorney general. why does he go to me? i asked if that meeting was authorized that he would not tell me. eric: apparently it was not and his wife is at gps during the ca

at that time, we had a copy of them. >> the clinton emails? mr. podesta: the clinton in else, yes. >> and take the issue off the table. 13 months of trying to straighten through was this all about. and what you would have seen is a hard-working, intelligent, , and somebodyed who got a lot done as secretary of state. >> did you propose that at the time? mr. podesta: the counterargument was that the state department requested the emails there were now the state department's emails. i'm not sure what the state department would have done if we just published them. it would have been bold and aggressive. >> let's talk about the other emails. can you tell us what happened dripow significant that from the wikileaks turned out to be? some people might not know the story. just give the reader's digest version. mr. podesta: it's long and painful. bit of a comedy of errors. but there is a phishing email that came from a russian intelligence service that came to my gmail account through a succession of people who had access to my gmail account, check to see wh

mrs. clinton to get the hell off the political stage, asking that she never run again.sperate schtick is worn and thin. but i have a different resolution. stick around. hillary has provided hours of forward and diatribes about herself. if she hogs the spotlight it gives us endless material and we can pluck out the barbs and jabs. for the love of god, hillary not only should you stick around, you should run for president again. imagine how much you would give us when you score a political turkey and lose the presidency for a third time. send your cards and letters to any hillary affiliated super pac so we can keep the old gal around for one more sadistic turn on the dance floor. the countdown to 2018 starts at 8:00 p.m. new year's eve. tomorrow night on the show lieutenant colonel ralph peters, katie pavlich and matt welch. (male announcer) right now, it's all new. a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. (female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a s

mrs. clinton was protected in terms of refusing to hold her to account for destruction of evidence.ishandling of the classified information. the fbi was fooled of eabt trumpepro-hillclinton people. gregg: it was an conspiracy to clear clinton and frame trump? >> well to target trump. and when you see fbi officials at the senior level talk about having an insurance policy in case trump is elected, that's the sort of corruption that we don't expect to see in american federal law enforcement. i don't think you could go back even to watergate and find something as outrageous as that. gregg: always good talking to you, tom. thanks very much. >> you're welcome. thank you. gregg: roll the videotape. watch as this daredevil performing bike the tricks 250 feet in the air atop a ferris wheel in vienna. don't try that. he didn't use a safety rope oar anything else for this spectacular death-defying stunt. >>> coming up next, the left wing national media publishing fake news yet again. this time blaming the first lady for the removal of an historic tree outside the white house. we'll talk to ni