mr. clinton and trooper ferguson with, among other things, sexual harassment and civil-rights violations.e spring of 1994 saw a clinton administration still reeling from early stumbles, constantly trying to climb out from under mountains of bad press. >> we were looking at things we didn't think, you know, could be survived, and there was a lot of it. nowadays, we're in the midst of the same sort of phenomenon with this unbelievably controversial president, who does and says things that we've never seen a president do or say before. and it may be more intense now than it was then, but it was very intense back then. >> on the morning of may 6, 1994, just two days before the three-year statute of limitations for civil-rights claims was set to expire, lawyers for paula jones filed suit in little rock's federal district court. >> and it was a mob scene of press. they didn't know about us at the time, so we walked past them. i had the stack of complaints with me. >> counsel. >> and i passed them along to the clerk. >> sorry, guys. >> is this the jones case? >> and all hell breaks loose. "it's

when president clinton was elected, they asked mr. hubbell and mr. rose lawyer, bill kennedy, to go to washington with them. >> hillary clinton, obviously, became the first lady of the united states. >> webb hubbell had the number-three position in the justice department. it was called associate attorney general. >> vincent foster went to washington as both the clintons' personal lawyer and the deputy white house counsel. >> along with vincent foster and webster hubbell, some notable figures would also feature prominently in president clinton's first term. bernard nussbaum, a well-respected attorney, who had been part of the congressional staff investigating the watergate scandal, became white house counsel. george stephanopoulos, who had run communications for the '92 campaign, became white house communications director. and florida state attorney janet reno was appointed u.s. attorney general, after controversies forced two earlier candidates to bow out. >> it looked like a relatively normal presidency, but his first 50, 100 days were pretty stormy

mrs. clinton or the secretary of state's coming in to visit. there's things going on, even when it is a lull. if there's a lull, we're editing our pictures to get them out to the folks that have to have them. otherwise, we get backed up. that's no fun, where my photos? and you just come back from a big trip and you haven't gotten last week's stuff done. we switched from film when i was there to computers. i like to die. i came in one day and all my proof sheets were gone. and they got the computer on my desk. i'm like what's this? they're like that's your new computer. i don't want a computer. but you're going to have to have a computer. i don't want a computer. so i fought them off for six months. i fought them off! where my proof sheets! i want my proof sheets! if there's a lull, it is about being behind. any time you come in to work at 5:30 in the morning because you know your editing is behind. and you can trust your edit tors to do it but the photographer's eye is different than the editor's eye because i'm in the emotional part of what's

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mr. clinton. >> the president publicly denied that so-called jogging incident. we were trying to get to the bottom of the relationship between hillary clinton and bill clinton and madison guaranty savings and loan. >> a deal was reached allowing president clinton to testify via videotape. the mcdougals traveled to the white house to be there for the deposition. >> the president has maintained, all along, that he has no knowledge of any impropriety. >> it was very significant to have a sitting president of the united states testify for the defense in a criminal trial. >> this is an opportunity for them to throw enough mud pies they hope one will stick on the president or the first lady. >> the trial took a toll on jim mcdougal's already-deteriorating health. >> i would like to clear my name while i still have the strength to make a defense. >> it took the jury eight days to reach a verdict. >> the mcdougals and the governor of the state of arkansas, jim guy tucker, were convicted of various and sundry crimes. >> any way you cut it, this was a victory for the speci

mrs. clinton is blaming all of us. it had nothing to do with the right wing. had everything to do with bill clinton's personal activities. >> even the clintons' most ardent supporters had to admit that the president's actions seemed to be pouring fuel on the conspiracy fires. >> hillary clinton was absolutely right. there was a vast right-wing conspiracy out to get bill clinton. but when you know there's a vast right-wing conspiracy, you don't play into their hands. you do not have sex in the oval office with a young intern. >> i think it was george will at the time, said, "you know, mrs. clinton, there's a way to find out, which is when you're having breakfast with your husband, say, 'dear, pass the marmalade, and by the way, were you having sex with this woman?'" >> the first lady's comments got a swift rebuke from the office of the independent counsel. >> the clinton camp thinks independent counsel kenneth starr is the darth vader of clinton haters. starr released a statement ridiculing the first lady's assertion that his office is part of a vast right-wing

mr. clinton did to me was wrong. >> he was the most powerful person on the planet, and she was an internc material was on that dress, there would be no denying that the president had not been telling the truth. >> a lot of people thought he was toast. you couldn't survive a scandal like this. >> after investigating the president for 4 years, ken starr's office has finally delivered a report to congress. >> we had no inkling that there was going to be as much graphicness. >> the president has shown to be very evasive, to have very tortured and legalistic definitions of sexual relations. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word "is," is. did i want this to come out? no. was i embarrassed about it? yes.

mrs. clinton all day, and you may be traveling all day. if you came in at noon you don't know when you're going home because if they had guess staying at the house, he had gotten so good about the history of the white house, he would tell you stuff and even do research on his own to tell you stuff about the house you didn't know. he's a wonderful guy with everything i love cats and dogs and i think everyone should be treated fairly. he's allergic to cats but he picked the cat up. >> that's president bush with barney. he calls barney the son he never had. you might remember barney. this is another situation where president bush allowed me to photograph him during his personal time, including early on in the administration, later on he started biking, but it's just a personal moment, just like any of us with our pets. >> that his bow. we were about to do an event with the first lady, i couldn't tell you where but, bo was a great dog . >> that was he had just said goodbye to a world leader and was walking back into the oval office. >> how did

mrs. clinton or her campaign about their communication with russians under oath in order to pursue in my viewce to me, the worst corruption in the justice department in modern times, targeting trump and his team, frankly mister trump should consider pardons for most of the americans caught up in this. heather: back to the theory you're supposed to find a crime and then investigate, this is the opposite effect. >> this report, why are we going to let mueller write a report if he is not inviting anyone in the white house or donald trump, not in the cards? we are going to have another dossier targeting donald trump, that report, rather than publicizing it, we ought to talk about whether he should be writing the report to begin with under our constitutional system. rob: you make some good points, we appreciate it. 37 after the hour. progressives calling for tax hikes on the wealthy. >> sometimes you see tax rates as high as 60% or 70%. >> for rich people on the ultra millionaire tax. rob: what message does this send the next generation of innovators? is that message on american? jillian: a dad, h

mr. clinton has not spoken to president trump since the inauguration. that leaves barack obama who has not responded dwreirectly to th claim but has publicly denounced the notion of a border wall. >>> came nil la kamala harris s begin a book tour. and beto o'rourke is planning a solo road trip to meet voters outside of texas. the "journal" says that he will pop into places such as community college campuses as he considers whether to enter the 2020 race. o'rourke does not plan to make a final decision on a bid until at least february julian castro plans to announce his decision on saturday. >>> and former arizona congresswoman gaby gby giffords will return to capitol hill next week. she plans to introduce a bill background checks. the shooting in tucson nearly killed giffords and left six others dead. the background check proposal appears unlikely to advance in the republicanly held senate. >>> aruth bader ginsburg is absent from supreme court. she has been recovering at other after surgery. she had two other bouts with cancer which never caused her to

the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally and politically divided society and what is interesting that among initiators of this support of the governmental governmental support of reunification of two churches which were not considered to be canonical and which became not canonical but are many jews there are many more saloons and they are catholics and greek catholics so you can i think imagine what kind of process it is i'm sure that after the elections this kind of political game will be settled and religious matters will be left for the league just be. political matters will be just for parties not driving churches know several georges act as political parties it side ukraine and world wide and that is and that is why ukrainian authorities have been and not just authorities b

mr. clinton to pay for ms. jones' legal fees. efer the information to the arkansas supreme court for appropriate disciplinary action. >> while clinton awaited his punishment for civil contempt, the independent counsel statute hit its 5-year mark and, consequently, its expiration date. >> the reason that that statute was allowed to expire was due, in large part, to criticism of the ken starr investigation. >> we were operating within the specific grant of authority given by the attorney general appointed by president clinton. >> the independent counsel statute was not thereafter renewed with members of both parties feeling that that was the right outcome for that law. >> the problem with the independent counsel statute, as a lot of us see it, is that it could go wherever it wanted to, and, to some extent, you can understand it. if they come get evidence that the president lied under oath, even if it's related to a sordid affair, then you probably do have an obligation to go after it. >> that's why you hear president trump criticizi

mrs. clinton's emails secret." -discovery hearing will be held at a later date to determine whether hillary clinton and former chief of staff, sheryl mills, may also be deposed. fox news has reached out to everyone mentioned here for comment, but so far we have had no response. joining me now is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. tom, good to see you. you pressed for this with what kinds of questions? >> the court asked these questions. the court raised last month in his discovery ruling, granting us the ability to engage in discovery and come up with a plan. he raised the question. he said, "is the benghazi scandal in motivator? one of the motivations of the state department had in being unwilling to search the clinton emails? and was it one of the reasons hillary clinton kept her emails secret?" he wants to know if there's a connection between the two. we want to be able to ask questions about what the state department knew about benghazi, documents that were generated, and other matters. frankly, over t

the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally and politically divided society and what is interesting that among initiators of this support of the governmental governmental support of reunification of two churches which were not considered to be canonical and which became not canonical but are many jews there are many more saloons and they are catholics and greek catholics so you can i think imagine what kind of process it is i'm sure that after the elections this kind of political game will be settled and religious matters will be left for the league just be. all. political matters will be just for parties not running churches no several georges act as political parties it side ukraine and worldwide and that is and that is why ukrainian authorities have been and not just authorities

the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally and politically divided society and what is interesting that among initiators of this support of the governmental governmental support of reunification of two churches which were not considered to be canonical and which became not canonical but are many jews there are many more saloons and they are catholics and greek catholics so you can i think imagine what kind of process it is i'm sure that after the elections this kind of political game will be settled and religious matters will be left for the league just be. all. political matters will be just for parties not dry and churches no several george is correct and political parties it side ukraine and worldwide and that is and that is why ukrainian authorities have been and not just auth

if you're listening i hope you're able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing from mrs clinton. so you know see and then seriously writes that it's not immediately clear if. it was you know it was acting on his own. while he was spurred and the russian spy future was spurred by warns you will be overly cautious a little social for your view. that the left doesn't have any humor and. picture here i mean. it's a very he's a braggart he's boastful he's very self-centered of course we've been watching this for years here but there is in looking at the indictment it looks like miller's is writing the story it's things that are have not been confirmed the whole the whole role that we played in this and their relationship with trump none of that is only growing but it's it's alleged assumed in the indictment why there's roger stone being charged where has he been arrested and put through the process of starting because the other things that roger stone he can flip him he can force him to flip and say things that he needs him to say guess that he doesn't care but i just don't just like

mr. clinton did to me was wrong. >> he was the most powerful person on the planet, and she was an internt out of college. >> if the president's genetic material was on that dress, there would be no denying that the president had not been telling the truth. >> a lot of people thought he was toast. you couldn't survive a scandal like this. >> after investigating the president for 4 years, ken starr's office has finally delivered a report to congress. >> we had no inkling that there was going to be as much graphicness. >> the president has shown to be very evasive, to have very tortured and legalistic definitions of sexual relations. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word "is," is. did i want this to come out? no. was i embarrassed about it? yes. >> the speaker brought down the gavel. it was like a bomb went off in the chamber. >> you don't see a president impeached very often, so this was, you know, huge news. >> by the final month of 1998, the tension inside washington, d.c., was palpable and growing. an intense legal and political battle had been working its way through congress

mrs. clinton's emails secret proposed discover hearing will be held at a later date to determine whether hillary her former chief of staff, cheryl mills, can be deposed and precisely the same way. think about that. we're talking about almost 7 years. seven years! to get answers to questions. during this night, sven matt gates, a member of the house judiciary. and armed services committees. congressman, great to have you with us. i want to, if i did not say this, judge lambert is to be congratulated. for making this decision. i think it is terrible it's taken seven years but thank god we have judges like him to make such decisions. >> mela fortunately, there will not really be accountability here because the prior justice department gave out so many immunity deals to hillary clinton and associates. before ever knowing the extent to which they may have been involved in criminal behavior. i think that the opportunity for us to have gotten some real consequence for the people who broke the law, unfortunately, has likely passed because jeff sessions was so slow kind of on the uptake, taking the reins

mrs. clinton, senator schumer, as well as president clinton at this dais a few years ago, passionately speaking about the need for this it's about giving border patrol agents the tools they need to be successful in protecting our nation's sovereignty from gun running, human trafficking and the mass flow of high-risk drugs as eloquently outlined by mrs. hartzler by violent gangs that have free access to the borders. the inaction by our democratic colleagues is telling. they're happen toy leave the border as it is. i believe the overwhelming majority of americans are not happy with this. they want sloughs. for border security, for the coyotes preying on those that are seeking passage into this country, unspeakable things that happen to women in these crossings by these coyotes and others that take advantage of them. is that compassion? legal entry we seek. for people that seek war permits for agriculture and other work needs. a daca solution we can all come to the table and find common ground on. so indeed, real negotiations need to happen in good faith to reopen our government and secure our bor

mrs. clinton's e-mail secret. earing will be healed at a later date to determine whether hillary clinton and her former chief of staff cherl mills can be deposed in preciset precisely the same . think about that. we're talking almost seven years to get answers to question. joining us tonight, congressman matt gaetz. great to have you with us. i want to -- if i did not say this, judge lambert is to be congratulated for making this decision. i think it's terrible that it's taken seven years but thank god we have judges like him to make such decisions. >> well, unfortunately, lou, there won't be accountability here because the prior justice department gave out so many immunity deals to hillary clinton and associates before ever knowing the extent to which they i ma may have been involven criminal behavior. i think that the opportunity for us to have gotten some real consequence for the people who broke the law, unfortunately has likely passed because jeff sessions was so slow kind of on the uptake in takin taking the

mr. comey later wrote a letter saying that based on the discovery of clinton e-mails on the weiner laptop that they were reopening t the investigation that he announced closed. days before the general election said we didn't find anything on the laptop that would change my conclusions. did you find that to be an extraordinary and unprecedented event? >> the whole sequence was hurricany jerky and bizarre. at that time i was a little contrarien in that i basically took the position that once he did what he did in july and said the thing was over and found out it wasn't over, he had no choice but to correct the record. so i said that he had no choice but to do what he did. but it sort of shows you what happens when you start disregarding the normal procedures and established practice is that you sort of dig yourself a deeper and deeper hole. >> why is it that the department of justice rules which also apply to the fbi make it clear that our chief law enforcement agencies in this country should not get tangled up in election politics? are there policies in place that try to insulate the inves

mr. comey later wrote a letter saying that based on the discovery of clinton e-mails on the wiener laptop that they were announcing reopening the investigation he had already announced closed. then november 6th, 2016, said we didn't find anything on the laptop that would change my conclusions based on the press conference of july 6th. did you find that to be bizarre? >> the whole sequence was hurky jerky and bizarre. i was a little of contrarian in that i basically took the position that once he did what he did in july and said the thing was over and then found out it wasn't over, you know, he had no choice but to correct the record. so i said that he had no choice but to do what he did. it sort of shows you what happens when you start disregarding the normal procedures and established practice. you sort of dig yourself into a deeper and deeper hole. >> why is it that the department of justice rules which also apply to the fbi make it clear that our chief law enforcement agencies in this country should not get tangled up in election politics? are there policies in place that try to insula

mr. clinton their articles of impeachment included witness tampering.uestion is whether republicans in congress are going to take the constitution seriously at some point. >> ken vogel, he sat down with four witnesses in the mueller probe on his broadcast last night. three trump aides, another trump supporter. this was their thoughts on cohen testifying or not testifying before congress. take a listen. >> so before we move on, yes or no, do you think in your opinion he should step up and speak to congress before he goes to jail? >> i don't have any opinion on it. >> i think he should. >> i really couldn't care less. i'd like him to go to jail as soon as possible and stay there a long time. >> the more openness the better. >> so it seems that both democrats and republicans want to hear from michael cohen for different reasons. could that be part of the reason that michael cohen is now balking? >> absolutely. he knows or fears and wants to avoid partisan questions from republicans. well, you're coming before a congress, congressional committee that on a v

mrs. clinton is talking about, what is she talking about? >> she's referring to comments she made on the campaign trail and subsequent to trump's inauguration, where she accused him of essentially being a tool of vladimir putin's government in russia. one of the core arguments democrats made in the closing of the 2016 presidential campaign was that trump himself was essentially being used by that regime to advance their foreign policy end goals. at the time, it was something that was sort of debated publicly. intelligence community had not released its assessment that the russian government meddled in the 2016 campaign, specifically for the purpose of helping trump win that election. there were people in some corners who thought hillary clinton was going out on a limb by making that accusation. an accusation that, of course, was really significant. now, looking back, the intelligence community has said that their assessment is that the russians were helping trump win. given that mueller has had, you know, an enormous number of indictments, i

mrs. clinton, talking about the legal standard that would apply as to whether she might or might not be indicictedcommitting a crime under the espionage act, have e you ever seen a situation where an fbi would usurp the authority of the department of justice to make that charging decision and hold a press conference and talk about all of the derogatory information that the investigation hague leaned against a potential defendant and then say now we're not going to -- no reasonable e prosecutor would indict her? have you ever seen anything like that happen before? >> no, and i thought it was -- it was weird at the time, as i'i've said, james comey is an extreme the gifted man who is served the country with distinction in many roles. but i thought to the extent he actually announced a decision was wrong. and the other thing is, if you're not going to indict someone, then you don't stand up there and unload negative information about the person. that is not the way the department of justice does business. amy: that was william barr answering republican senator john cornyn's question. i want to correc

the unification of those these christians who support mr and on the other side those who support mrs clinton and democrats and if american government would act on one side or establishment on in supporting one part or another part of these divided politically divided nations ukrainian authorities have chosen this way of supporting one part of our culturally and politically divided society and what is interesting that among initiators of this support of the governmental governmental support of reunification of two churches which were not considered to be canonical and which became not canonical but are many jews there are many more slim's and they are catholics and greek catholics so you can i think imagine what kind of process it is i'm sure that after the elections this kind of political game will be settled and religious matters will be left for the league just be. all. political matters will be just for parties not driving churches know several georges act as political parties inside ukraine and worldwide and that is and that is why ukrainian authorities have been and not just authorities

that's hillary clinton. well, mr. president, obviously that was then, and today that newspeak of thousands and argued that a physical barrier is quote in moral. in moral? today my friend the democratic leaders are proposing that a senate shutdown to the partial federal government shutdown and block even more of the people's business, all, all to avoid more of what he already voted for. maybe the democratic party wanted more secure borders before they were against him. or maybe they m are just makingt up as they go along. or maybe there is dead set on opposing this particular president on any issue for any reason, just for the sake of opposing him. now look, walls and barriers are not immoral. how silly. enforcing our laws wasn't immoral back in 2006 when then secretary clinton and senator obama and her friend the democratic leader were proud proud to vote for physical barriers. the only things that is change the current then and the political winds and, of course, the occupant of the white house. so this is no newfoun

mrs. clinton hi husband and i went through every room and official out chelsea clinton is sleeping where harry hopkins set and the room they gave us was win extol churchill's bedroom. no way to sleep. i was sitting in the corner, drinking his brandy, smoking his cigar and that bedroom is the scene of my favorite story in world war ii, when churchill came there right after pearl harbor, they welcome -- they had a -- no one liked the word associated nations so that more than we awakened with the new all calling the united nations against the axis powers so excited he was that he wheels himself into church hill's bedroom, our bedroom to hell them the news but it so happened that churchill was just come ought of the bathtub and had nothing on. so, roosevelt said, i'm so sorry, i'll come back, and churchill amazingly still dripping from the tub had the presence of mind to say, 0, no pries stay. the prime minister of great britain has nothing to hide from the president of the united states. that's a guy you can love. [applause] >> now, you mentioned your husband and unfortunately your husband passed

mr. barr, was hired by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign to do opposition research against candidate trump and maybe other candidates, but we now know that they hired, fusion gps, michael stihl, a former british agent, to do opposition research and produce the famous dossier. were you aware that mr. ohr's wife worked for that organization snags? >> i have read that. >> does that bother you, if he had anything to do with the case? >> yes. >> are you aware that on numerous occasions he met with mr. stihl while his wife worked with fusion gps? >> i have read that. >> okay. the warrant certification against carter page on four different occasions certifies that the dossier, which was the main source of the warrant, was reliable. would you look into see whether or not that was an accurate statement and hold people accountable if it was not? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> mueller. you say you have known mueller a long time. would you say you have a close relationship with mr. mueller? >> i would say we were good friends. >> would you say that you understand him to be a fair min

mr. barr, was hired by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign to do opposition research against candidate trump and maybe other candidates, but we now know that they hired, fusion gps, michael stihl, a former british agent, to do opposition research and produce the famous dossier. were you aware that mr. ohr's wife worked for that organization snags? >> i have read that. >> does that bother you, if he had anything to do with the case? >> yes. >> are you aware that on numerous occasions he met with mr. stihl while his wife worked with fusion gps? >> i have read that. >> okay. the warrant certification against carter page on four different occasions certifies that the dossier, which was the main source of the warrant, was reliable. would you look into see whether or not that was an accurate statement and hold people accountable if it was not? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> mueller. you say you have known mueller a long time. would you say you have a close relationship with mr. mueller? >> i would say we were good friends. >> would you say that you understand him to be a fair min

clinton. next up, mr. barr, you get this job you need to look into the theft and leaking of government documents. jim comey obviously committed a serious crime when he intentionally leaked his fbi memos about his conversations with the president. it's important to also look at abuse of power changes that would be comey, mccabe, strzok, all fired, lisa engage. bruce orh should have been deported twice. disagree with politically all trying to get hillary clinton elected and then having an insurance policy, and a media leak strategy if, in fact, donald trump did win. let's not forget about lying to the fbi. after all, this crime shouldn't only apply an american war hero like general flynn and trump campaign staff like george. andrew mccabe was fired over that charge. is he going to receive the same treatment as general flynn and be prosecuted. the doj also will need to tackle the unauthorized leaks. we now know that james baker is already facing a criminal investigation tonight over this charge but so, too ar