august 21st, 2016, roger stone tweeted, trust me, it will soon be podesta's time in the barrel. ary. which got a lot of people's attention at the time. how can stone possibly know that, what did he mean? october 5th, stone's now-identified back channel to wikileaks, randy credico, posted this selfie. after meeting with julian assange in the ecuadoran embassy in london. one day later, after that, on october 6th, roger stone tweeted, julian assange will deliver a devastating expose on hillary at a time of his choosing, i stand by my prediction, #handcuffsforhillary. cute. one day after that, the single most consequential day of the entire 2016 campaign. the "access hollywood" tape came out. it's a tape of donald trump bragging about sexual assault, threatening to sink trump's already faltering campaign. within hours wikileaks posts john podesta's stolen e-mails. i thought of you immediately when we found this out, you've been obsessed with roger stone. and the nexus between stone and wikileaks as the place that all this touches. >> exactly. and it spreads out from there. you have t

isn't it the case paufrlt was a partner of roger stone and these guys have known donald trump a long,g time. he doesn't just meet paul manafort, did he? >> he's trying to put distance between himself and manafort several times. this is a new report, he said manafort had worked for these previous administrations. look, he spent much more time working for other republicans much more time than he worked for me which i never heard him say before. what he wants to do is he wants to put distance between himself and manafort but he doesn't want to offend manafort. he says manafort is a good guy, an honorable man and he tries to push him as fara w away as possible. the interesting question which we didn't get to, what will he do with mike flynn? how will he put the distance between himself and flynn who now is cooperating with the government? >> did he mention flynn at all during your interview? >> we didn't really get into flynn. sometimes it can be difficult with the president. the president can jump from topic to topic very quickly and as an interview is trying to interview him, it can be

on newsmakers this weekend, our guest is roger stone, a republican strategist and friend of president -- he gives his assessment of the president's first year in office and the special counsel investigation into questions of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he is also asked how administration officials use the anyident's ability to serve possibility of invoking the 25th amendment to remove him from office. >> you go back to the 25th amendment here. do you have any evidence that anyone is actively plotting, emptying, or laying the groundwork right now inside the cabinet, inside the administration? obviously, that would be the mechanism for that to happen. not people in the senate, not people -- penance, inside his own white house. like you, i have sources. i work my sources. yes, i believe there are some who have had this discussion. this is both outside the cabinet and in. i think it is the fallback plan for the establishment. that is why i am trying to sound the clarion call. you will see an enormous uptick stories irresponsible smearing the president as non-compass,

host: joining us from new york stone,makers is roger author of the making of the president 2016, how donald trump orchestrated a revolution. thank you for being with us. stone: great to be here. host: joining us for the --stioning is michael is mr. stone, let me begin with the issue of robert mueller, do you suspect that he is preparing charges against the president? stone: i believe his inquiry is politically motivated. we've seen extraordinary evidence in the last couple weeks, tweets, e-mail records, the contributions that indicate his is a partisan hit squad. i think this is a political proceeding rather than a legal proceeding. i believe the president's lawyers are naive about mr. mueller's intentions. i think they misunderstand the committee the political establishment in both parties has for the president and their resolve to remove him on any pretext whatsoever. to me, a strategy of just turning over hundreds of -- relying on the innate fairness of robert mueller is a foolish strategy. i think we have to see what comes out of general flynn's plea deal. general flynn has said a

he is always watching roger stone out of the corner of his eye. he is always still talking to roger stone, however sporadically that might be, however frequently that might be, they still talk. they still communicate. the same is true with bannon. he knows with both of them that they can speak to his base and they can understand his base the same way that he can, and in some ways better than he can. because so much of what he does is reactive, it is dependent on what he sees in front of him. what he's seeing right now is largely on television, he's not seeing it in person, and that matters. >> maggie haberman, thanks, you're going to be around for our panel. david gergen, thanks so much. got to take a break. our panel is next. >>> later, the "usa today" editorial board not mincing words, saying a president who would all but call senator kirsten gillibrand a whore is not fit to shine george w. bush's shoes or clean the toilets in the barack obama presidential library. that is the editorial board of the "usa today". we're going to hear from a member

say roger stone doesn't speak for me. he is always watching roger stone out of the corner of his eye. the same true with bannon. he knows with both of those that they can speak to his base and they can understand his base and in some ways better than he can. it is dependent on what he sees in front of him. and that matters. >> got to take a break. our panel is next. the "usa today" editorial board saying that is editorial board of the "usa today." we'll hear from a member of that board ahead. are are doan's doan's you. only at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancestors are from... and the paths they took to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com thhit the road with.ather... no one i'd rather have dinner and a movie with. no one i'd rather lean on. being in love is an amazing thing. being in love with your best friend... is everything. ever us. one diamond for your best friend... one for your true love. for the one woman in

amy: that's roger stone speaking to tmz. he says there would be a violent respsponse.ohn b bonifazaz? >> it't's an outrageouous state, but it also highlights that we cannot allow fear to dictate our reresponse to this lawless president. we cannot say that we're going to stay on the sidelelines here while the constitution is being shredded because of that kind of claim that roger stone or anyone else might make. amy: so explain how impeachment would work. whwhat would the process look like? >> so the first process involves the house judiciary committee taking up the question. the house e of representatives would need to pass a resolution that would advance to the house judiciary committee the question of an impeachment investigation or articles of impeachment. you know, congressman al green has said that hehe wants to go o the floor with a privileged resolution immediately, that will force a vote in the house of representatives as early as in the next few days in this coming week. but, you know, beyond that process, the p process of having the house judiciary committee

. >> on newsmakers this weekend our guest is roger stone, a republican strategist who gets his assessment of president trump's first year in office and the special counsel's investigation into questions of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he was also asked about what white house cabinet members think of president trump's ability to serve and the possibility of invoking the 25th amendment to remove him from office. >> the 25th amendment here, do you have any evidence that anyone is actively motting, attempting, or laying the groundwork right now inside the cabinet, inside the administration, to make that removal? obviously that would be the mechanism for that to happen. not people in the senate. not people, not pundits, not other folks. inside his own white house. guest: well, tom, like you i have sources and i work my sources arnings yes, i believe there are some who have had this discussion. now, this is both outside the cabinet and in. i think it's the fallback plan for the establishment. that's why i'm trying to sound the clarion call. you're going to see an enormous up

at later an early look newsmakers with roger stone, who gives his assessment of president trump's first year in office and the russia investigation being led by special counsel robert mueller. -- beforeding to the heading to florida for the christmas holiday, president bill signed the tax reform and a short-term spending bill to keep the government ended through february. he also talks about bill the administration over the last year and took a few questions. pres. trump: good morning. >> good morning. pres. trump: good morning, everybody. thank you very much for being here. merry christmas. happy new year. have a great holidays. we are going to sign some very important things today. a continuing resolution that very importantly gives us the right and we are ordering $4 billion worth of missile defense equipment and missiles themselves. very important, top of the line. best in the world. we make the best military product in the world. nobody is even close. we are ordering $4 billion worth of missile defense. and that will be done by signing right here. and also, i notifying the speaker

>> roger stone who works for richard nixon and has a huge tattoo on his back of nixon's face, he wasere talking about his own book. let's watch what he had to say about richard nixon and donald trump. >> the first person to imagine a from presidency was not me but former president richard nixon. i was working for nixon doing political chores in his postpresidential years and he met president trump in george steinbrenner's box in yankee stadium. they hit it off. called me the next day and says, i met your man. he really could go all the way. john: roger in private sitdown in part is not the same as in public. me a private interview about his experience with nixon. brian: what is the difference between public and private? in's books and on television is a bit of a show man, in but he can speak to youn nixon with the depth and insight. i don't believe that. ,ike with clarence darrow people over time can convince themselves what they want to believe. brian: you don't believe richard nixon said that? john: it is a stretch for me to believe that roger stone would end up working for donald

high level officials submitting a brief in this suit against both trump and roger stone.t includes heavy hitters like john brennan, james clammer, using these actors of the why could this matter? >> this could matter a lot. if something happened where mueller was fired, this civil lawsuit actually would go forward against the trump campaign and roger stone, who are both named as defendants in this case. the plaintiffs are two individuals that worked at the democratic national committee whose e-mails were released by wikileaks and hacked by the russians. so what you have right now, which is very unusual, is an amicus brief. a friend of the court brief. usually you see it in the supreme court but it is rare to see it in the district court and even rarer to see a lineup of 14 national, former national security officials getting get a, in this case. they're not saying the allegations are true but in a sense they are saying they're true. they can't come out and say it because they're under the restrictions of confidentiality and national security. but the fact they're allowing

discussion on the future of conservative is him -- conservativism. >> joining us from new york is roger stone, a longtime republican strategist and the author of the making of the president 2016, how donald trump orchestrated a resolution. to be here. my thanks to c-span for the opportunity. joining us is chief investigative reporter and tom beyond. let me begin with the issue of robert mueller. you suspect he is preparing charges against the president? i believe his inquiry is politically motivated.

they may have fallen into a roger stone trap.oger stone gave a heads up on twitter about al franken's accuser 12 hours before it came out. the maneuver may have out-maneuvered themselves. >> what i meant was abuse victims have leverage for accountability. i've gone back and forth on whether al franken should resign. i think that one of the difficult things -- one of the difficult things for democrats in this environment is that they are dealing with an opposition party of such bottomless bad faith and such eagerness to use political dirty tricks to undermine democrats. and so, you know, kind of saying that we're going to, quote unquote, believe all women in a situation when you have a party that is, you know, kind of dedicated to -- that's completely willing to use underhanded tactics to take you down, it makes it very complicated. at the same time, i think that given their stated ideals, you know, given their stated values, keeping al franken as these accusations dripped and dripped and dripped had become politically untenable.

we have right after that meeting, roger stone goes out, he's dealing with gucifer 2.0, who publishesse stolen e-mails. then you have roger stone dealing with wikileaks, who then publishes a whole slew of those e-mails just before the democratic convention and just at the time that videotape comes out with trump on the bus. >> everything you're referring to is called evidence. and that's the big difference, not only on russia, but an unusually active first year with travel bans, with immigration, the ethics suits. what you see is the president who, out of the courtroom, has really stretched and broken -- they talk about breaking the internet. he has broken some of what the press does. and if you're purely a cynical political operative. you think great, that's a win. you care about facts and the country, that might bother you. yet that doesn't work as well in a courtroom. talk about that with the travel ban or immigration. >> it relates to the conversation we were having about the russia investigation, which is donald trump comes into washington, doesn't understand the law, doesn't rea

exactly how roger stone. >> he shouldn't resign. >> a lot of people said he shouldn't resign. what about -- and also the media. it's very interesting the media, i wonder if the media is not over compensating also for what they did during the clinton era when kathleen, willie, there was one story after another. >> why didn't we believe the women? >> well, just bashing her. there were people actually saying that, juanita broad rick. they would do articles attacking juanita broad rick, or suggesting her story didn't hold up. they went after, are they over compensating or using al franken as a human sazachary fees, not asking the basic question, how are you letting a political organization apparently run by roger stone, why aren't you asking bake questions about this? it seems again, excuse pe, it seems like due process is not a bad thingp. i will say what you said, if your movement brushes due process to the side and says what we are doing is more important than due process, that's just, that can be a warning sign for you. because i promise you that never ever ends well. >> i thi

wikileaks, he made up the i'm going to assert on the behalf of a journalist their privilege and roger stone was not the journalist and because these individuals aren't under subpoena, the republicans can't compel them and stuck in this position. >> i want to listen to something -- donald trump jr.'s public testimony he offered to sean hannity. let's listen to this. >> i'm more than happy to be transparent about it and cooperate with everyone. >> as far as you know, as far as this incident is concerned, this is all it. >> this is everything. this is everything. >> did he tell you everything? was he happy to cooperate? >> no. there is a serious gap in his testimony. and one of the cornerstone reasons he was there was because of that june 9th meeting because, remember, if you look at this, you know, in perspective of what else was going on, on june 3rd, the meeting set up. june 7th, his father publicly stated new information coming out on hillary. june 9th, meet og cured and then june 12th julian assange announces they have hillary's e-mail and if he doesn't tell us what he talked about with h

and secondly, what did he know about roger stone's part in the campaign?to him all the time. if lewandowski was spending thousands of hours with trump, what beginning roger stone's role? and then later with the wikileaks and goosifer 2.1. >> and that goes to clearly stating with me, he was basically out of the loop with regard to the russia stuff. and it is true, as far as we know, that he was not in that big meeting. but the wash post notes that knowledge of these communications went to the highest levels. whether you want to call it political spin, both parties can do it pefl has landed on an out of the loop spin. >> i think that's what he's trying to do until it is proven otherwise. the idea that there's been nothing about any collusion or couldn't spe conspiracy, flibl's guilty plea. the materiality of that, what he lied about after the campaign relates directly to what happened during campaign with respect to a conspiracy with rush and the campaign. we don't know what the facts are involving all of that. he is just overlooking that. and what kind of c

>> i think roger stone is being truthful there.o think he saw the electricity, the effect trump could have on a crowd. what's not present in that clip is they intersected first in roy cohen's office in new york. roy cohen is a famous fixer, attorney power broker and trump's first mentor in manhattan life. >> do you think donald trump is happy? >> no, i do not think he's happy. i think he's got an unquenchable thirst for love that never gets filled. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. >>> coming up, my guests tell me who won the week. don't go away. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough. there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you! so we're doing it. yes! "we got a yes!" start saying yes to your company's best ideas. let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. >>> time now for your favorite segm

. >> you can watch the rest of that interview with roger stone this sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. majority leader mitch mcconnell held a year and news conference to highlight congressional achievements this last year and offer a look ahead to what people can expect. health care,e immigration, and sexual harassment on capitol hill. this is about 25 minutes. sen. mcconnell: i picked a heck of a week to have laryngitis. i probably talked more yesterday than i have any day this year. i apologize for sounding like donald duck. i've my traveling clothes on, i'm ready to go to louisville, kentucky. i hope you all are headed in that direction as well. you're welcome to come. [laughter] or wherever you are headed. sen. mcconnell: this has been a year of extraordinary accomplishment by any objective standard. the supreme court justice, 50 years old, extraordinarily well-qualified -- if his health holds out he will be there for a long time. the u.s. circuit court system was set up in 1891, working with the administration we have confirmed 12 circuit judg

. >> joining us from new york on iswsmakers" c-span program roger stone long term republican strategist. thank you very much for being with us. >> great to be here. us for the questioning is michael isikoff reporter andgative tom tobianco who covers politics andwashington d.c. mr. stone let me begin with the issue of robert mueller. that he isect preparing charges against the president? inquiry ise that his politically motivated. i think that we've seen in thedinary evidence last couple of weeks that tweets records the contributions to democrats that is a partisanhis head squad. i think this is a political proceeding rather than a legal proceeding. i have said that i believe that lawyers aret's mr. mueller's intentions. i think they misunderstand the politicaly that the establishment both party have for the president. on their resolve to remove any pretext. to me a strategy of turning over of thousands of documents waving executive relying on the is foolishler strategy. i think that we have to see what of general flynn's plea deal. general flynn said that a senior of the president's tra

to now another contact that we learned about yesterday that dealt with roger stone and wikileaks. there is a whole series of information that michael flynn could talk about. and we are not going to know what that is until we see what additional charges are ultimately filed by the special counsel's office. >> here's the things that we are waiting on in the next maybe 10, 20, 30 minutes from now or at some point beyond that. number one is to see presumably michael flynn and his lawyers emerge from the doors you are looking at in federal court in washington. they may come out and talk. we'll find out soon. we are also waiting to find out reaction from the white house. that reaction we know will come fromty cobb in-house attorney put in place to specifically deal with questions about the special counsel and the investigations into russian interference with the election. that is the white house tasked to respond go to questions, to our questions about michael flynn and this plea agreement. michael flynn of course the former national security adviser to donald trump on the job just abo

discussion on the future of conservative is him -- conservativism. >> joining us from new york is roger stone, a longtime republican strategist and the author of the making of the president 2016, how donald trump orchestrated a resolution. to be here. my thanks to c-span for the opportunity. joining us is chief investigative reporter and tom beyond. let me begin with the issue of robert mueller. you suspect he is preparing charges against the president? i believe his inquiry is politically motivated. i think we have seen extraordinary evidence in the last couple of weeks, the tweets, email records, contributions to democrats that partisan hitis a squad. i think this is a clinical proceeding rather than a legal proceeding. and i have said that i believe the president's lawyers are naive about mr. mueller's intentions. i think they misunderstand the deep enmity that the political establishment in both parties has for the president and they're -- their absolute resolved to remove him on any pretext whatsoever. to me, strategy of turning over hundreds of houses of documents, waiving executive pri

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women often remain the single largest untapped economic driver a college in the indian state of roger stone has made it its mission to change that for about forty years the barefoot college has been training and educating rural women to take control of their lives and the well being of their communities aid organizations are now even sending women from other continents to the institution to get a power for example in the use of solar energy the sun is a virtually infinite source of energy. these women have come halfway around the world to register on to learn how best to harness that power classes at the so-called barefoot college of just beginning while those who study here can actually afford shoes they can't afford much else and definitely not a house with electricity supply that's why the courses here are about solar energy systems in this particular class most of the students come from africa during a six month course the women learn how they can use solar energy to improve their lives in their villages. being a minister and family in my village there are only a couple of houses with e

well i'm not happy by the fact that roger stone apparently was on the low there of fox news. of our fox connections with this various of the accusations down here to mike and i sounds but the most important finding to me is that there be due process and there should have been a hearing with the senate ethics committee to find out what happened to find out the facts of the part of caucuses should not be pressuring in august eight senators to resign for political reasons of course they knew there was a democratic governor here would point to democratic replacement they had a senator from the jersey senator menendez has been indicted for bribery serving for over a year and the democrats didn't want to push him out because there was a republican governor in new jersey who would have appointed a replacement and those types of political considerations shouldn't play what the term means whether assad or comes or go there are those who say the truth is she just at this crucial. when she said she would do he said she would do anything. for money for her campaign and that was kind of s

pullman a for michael flynn cuts a page jeff sessions general donald jr rex tillerson wilbur ross and roger stone and those are just the guys you're sitting there you're sitting there smiling joe but those are just the guys whose names of percolated into the international news arena if there was influence brackets allegedly what was put in trying to achieve because of the statements that had been made by mr trump during the campaign which were friendlier toward russia than certainly hillary clinton who is viewed as the prime enemy by mr putin and he had accused her of interfering with the russian elections herself that they were hoping at least to get a more favorable vote out for mr trump that seems quite clear and even if that wasn't true i think a secondary objective was through the media here in the united states or some kind of collusion to create a situation of chaos or conflict internally in the united states just like the united states intelligence agencies where we have enemy states we. tried to foment domestic controversy in acrimony themselves so those are the two angles i think that p

three people have been killed when a bus plunged into a river in india's northwestern state of roger stone still the driver lost control of the bus after speeding and crashed off a bridge on their way to a nearby hindu temple for pilgrimage india has one of the world's worst road safety records if more than one hundred ten thousand people die each year in crashes. the high cost of fresh food is one of the many challenges for those living in canada's remote fun north pole temperatures a lack of sunlight and poor soil means that vegetables and fruit have to be imported from thousands of kilometers away daniel lak reports now from churchill manitoba on a scheme to make it cheaper and even profitable for communities to grow food. on the rocky shores of canada's hudson bay what is essentially an indoor farm with one crucial difference in turtle we do have soil into greenhouses bill ericson and his wife diane have been growing vegetables for forty years some inexpensive imported soil others in water pipes full of fertilizer they all know hill a passive renos we do peace being care sparkly color

port blair and this in mumbai was remains that last one was just about disappeared for even get to roger stone so we watch right in developing and usually when you get the north eastern side of india and towards buying today. the weather sponsored by cats and race. the world's largest humanitarian crisis millions caught up in civil war all jews who world examines the roots of the conflict in yemen the complex has to be that through a country into perpetual time. the separation of. the north and the so these dualisms are a part of history. yemen the north south divide this time. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president donald trump has officially recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and is has directed officials to begin preparations to move the american embassy there from tel aviv israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu hailed the announcement as a historic landmark and urged other countries to follow suit. the palestinian president has condemned the move by the u.s. know what i said donald trump was merely encouraging continued occupation he added the u.s. is no

at later an early look newsmakers with roger stone, who gives his assessment of president trump's first year in office and the russia investigation being led by special counsel robert mueller. -- beforeding to the heading to florida for the christmas holiday, president trump signed the tax reform

what about the dude, nixon -- roger stone has a tattoo of nixon on his back. >> i think he's 93 years tattoo looks away if they're going to bury him it can look like that. pete davidson got up picture of the young hillary so as he ages it'll catch up to her. or maybe it goes faster if she still around. greg: interesting. i don't know, tyrus, you have more tattoos combined. >> i don't know what you're talking about. greg: is he giving a tattoo of that name? >> no, i don't think i've seen some pretty outlandish that you. greg: what's the worst? >> don't worry about it. not important. that video by the way, if you watch the video front to back it's actually pretty funny because it's a set up for the social warriors justice and that doesn't look like hillary clinton. yeah but her mouth looks weird. you can get a portrait tattoo it's got to be really good in. greg: she looks like someone from the bagels. the lead singer, the q1. >> tyrus, your tattoos have tattoos. >> yes, they do. all my tattoos are made from solid decision and research and my own drawing good thing about the tattoo has j

several authors and books about the 2016 presidential election including those by hillary clinton and roger stone, pj and more. if this is a topic that interests you, go to our website booktv.org and, in the search fo bar type election 2016 book and you will find a large archive of authors and materials. all these programs are available to watch online.

host: joining us from new york stone,makers is roger author of the making of the president 2016, howonald trump orchestrated a

roger stone and former adviser to the president told the "wall street journal" on friday, the president'segal team is walking him into an abyss by not attacks the integrity. the president's language is the start of a new legal shift? >> it's not fair that it's a legal shift. the president's lawyers responded to this clamoring from the outside advisers and friend who is say that mueller is closing in. by saying that they support the direction that the mueller investigation is going in, they want to cooperate because they think the investigation is coming to a close sooner rather than later. the president is hearing things in both ears right now. he is hearing from the lawyers that this thing is coming to a close and hearing from his friends and outside adviser who is he talks to on a fairly regul regular basis that there are huge are red flags and he needs to reign mueller in. what the president is going to do is unclear. he is being advised very strongly by attorneys and republicans in congress don't go near mueller directly. that would be a huge red line for members of congress on the hi

. >> i go into the voting smear of john kerry, the conservatives smear artist doctor evil, roger stone who is infamous in conservative circles for efforts all the way up to today. i don't represent an encyclopedic look at all smear artists. it is an anecdotal look at an industry depending on who talks to me. i talk to liberal and conservative smear artist and took the lead from them. what they saw as the important players, some people criticized i left out the southern poverty law center which some conservatives think is a big liberal smear group. i did not have good information on them. they are discussed in that context which i tried to write about the topics and groups i have good information on his or other means and not just try to rehash or doing encyclopedic look. just because someone is in there or not in their doesn't mean i've you have as a smear group or not a smear group. >> host: what is an astroturf campaign? >> guest: i talk about that in stonewalled, it is paid grassroots. designed to look like a grassroots effort of ordinary people behind the movement, something agains

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she sent a number of letters to everyone from carter page to roger stone and senior white house aide, rick deer born. members have have not been signed on. they talked about having a public hearing with donald trump jr. for months. that has not come to pass either. yesterday when i talked to feinstein, i asked her directly, does she have concerns about chuck grassley's approach. she said we want him to sign on. there is an effort that is subtle not to go deeply. i realized it now andy woo will have to figure out a way to deal with this. i asked grassley about this and he pushed back and said we have been working on a number of issues. some things we work on together and he said he is not slow walking this investigation and we will have one of the three investigations going forward and a real question about whether they can come to a consensus of what happened in last year's election. >> there is another development that is disturbing for the white house. serious questions emerging about the testimony given by the former deputy national security adviser, kt mcfarland who is nominated t

we needed to find out the roger stone connection, the fox connection. what happened with al franken. i don't think the party bosses should be throwing out a senator. i think it's proper to handle these type of allegations through an investigation where we find out the facts. but i have to say that even though i disagree with senator gillibrand on that and i strongly disagree with her about bill clinton, i think the american people made that very clear in retaliating against the republicans in the 1998 allegations. i think it's disgusting that the president of the united states refers to a senator as a whore on twitter and another senator referred to as pocahontas. he is psychologically deranged and they seriously need to think about removing him under the 25th amendment of the constitution if they don't choose to impeach him. >> there are not a few democrats that feel that way. richard painter is a republican. if you look at the senate democrats who have called on trump to resign they include kamala harris, bernie sanders and others. as a matter of poli

. >> you can watch the rest of that interview with roger stone this sunday at 10:00 a.m.e on c-span. majority leader mitch mcconnell held a year and news conference to highlight congressional achievements this last year and offer a look ahead to what people can expect. health care,e immigration, and sexual harassment on capitol hill. this is about 25 minutes.