bring in steve hilton, host of "the next revolution" on fox news.ely on the decline in san francisco. someone gets ushered into office promising to do even less about it. what do you make of that? >> it is completely nuts, melissa. actually, you could argue, the only crimes that you should focus on in san francisco right now are quality of life crimes because it is the quality of life is basically falling off a cliff. it's a national story. homelessness, drugs, used needles on the street, before you enter a building you have to check your feet to make sure you're not bringing them in, it is just falling apart and yet this guy gets elected, by the way through combination of very complicated rank choice voting system and the idea that he appealed to a group of progress serves, by no means a majority in the city, talking about his personal story which is actually again for many people you would think he would be off-putting. he was actually raised by people who otherwise described as domestic terrorists. by the way we talk about going left, i talk abou

marie harf, and in the center seat, host of "the next revolution," steve hilton is here. "outnumbered." we will get to all of you in just a second. want to go straightaway to our senior producer on capitol hill for more of the fresh rate release transcript from the democrats. take it away. >> i'm just going to read you right would have gotten here from the three committee chairs. the acting chair of the oversight committee and eliot engel, the chair of the foreign affairs committee. two transcripts released today. this is important because it's the first time i get a look behind that closed the door the intelligence committee where for weeks now they've been having these closed-door depositions and interviews. this is a key turning point in this impeachment investigation and paves the groundwork for other transcripts to come out in the next couple weeks and also public hearings. i'm going to redo this statement from those committee chairs. the transcripts of interviews and ambassadors, marie yovanovitch, the former ambassador to the ukraine and david mckinley, an ambassad

steve hilton live next. ♪ snacking can mean that pieces get stuck under mike's denture.rip gives him a tight seal. to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip. you should be mad that this is your daily commute. you should be mad at people who forget they're in public. and you should be mad at simple things that are unnecessarily complicated. but you're not mad, because you're trading with e*trade, which isn't complicated. their app makes trading quick and simple so you can strike when the time is right. don't get mad, get e*trade and start trading today. >> i am sure, personally, that those russian efforts changed the minds -- the mind of at least one voter. whether change the mind of one voter or a million voters or more, i don't know. >> shannon: the cia director under president obama, john brennan, also saying the cia did not assess exactly how russia social media campaigns influenced voters feelings. at the same time, social media giants under fire for regarding political ads but let's bring in steve hilton, great to have you with us. >

i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism.s katrina, rob smith, there they are and here we go. right, this week it was all public hearing. [inaudible] nothing new, what a farce. let's start by enjoying for a moment the laughable hypocrisy of the democrats last major impeachment scandal. apparently it's about bribery now. nancy pelosi said so and they all stand in line. >> to withhold military assistance in return for a public statement of the fake investigation into the election, that's bribery. >> bribery, bribery, bribery, bribery. >> bribery? are they kidding, in the swamp bribery is there is this model. it's money in exchange for a political favor. it's a bribe. let's pick some random examples, overlook, adam schiff, he took over $350,000 in bribes from the defense secretary. surprise surprise and pushed military action overseas. he took over a hundred thousand dollars from at&t. when it was reported that president trump wanted to block the merger, guess who piped up on at&t behalf. shifty shift. how about jerry nadler. he

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on fox news channel, steve hilton.ack. >> great to see. >> you and i are deeply invested in beautiful state of california. >> yes. kennedy: it is maddening to watch. layers of bureaucracy between the municipalities that use environmental regulation as a she'lshield to not cut some oxyn that once it ignitessed from a single part sets off acres. >> that is what is so infuriating. what does it take, a spark, and ignition and fuel, they are both that. nothing to do with climate change, the fact have you so much going off now to ignite the fires because eelectrical equipment in the state, pg&e utility that runs system there they have the old powers and cables. kennedy: it is all broken. >> a hundred years old. >> still used, and broken, they say their 30 billion in debt, but in meantime they get billions in rebates. >> they blame climate change, but the reason they have not updated their equipment because the democrat legislate our in sacramento, forcing them to do -- i don't know electric car recharges stations and spend m

tell me what do you think of that, that is steve hilton, let's bring in our amazing guests, former whiteouse press secretary senior advisor sean spicer. senior advisor to the trump 2020 campaign katrina pearson and former white house press secretary and fox news contributor sarah saunders. so great to see you. what you make of what we seen this week. >> it's a complete waste of time, instead of talking about, you hit it perfectly instead of doing things to help americans, they are waking wasting american tax dollars on a complete sham. we have this sitting on a supposed these desperate months, it is been waiting to put on house for but they're so busy hating the president that they cannot get anything done, what they're doing is a complete disgrace because everybody loses in this process. and hopeful that they rafted up soon and we can get back to real business. i think it shows us exactly what the democrats are all about, they have no message or strategy in a 2020 president trump away reelected and they will be wrong all over again. >> i enjoyed that comment. [laughter] >> sarah is righ

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very interested in prosecuting what they call quality of life crimes, so melissa will talk to steve hiltonut that and raises a lot of questions, what it means for the city's economy going forward if they continue with that policy and more on the president's speech and hong kong and kind of be the scorekeeper and see whether we are in record territory in a few minutes. liz: you know, it is a real problem and unfortunate, my daughter who was looking at colleges up in the area, she said, mom, there's so many homeless people in the bay area, the whole bay area, guys, fix that, quality of life does matter. >> yeah. liz: connell, thank you, connell mcshane. when we come back could we be on track for records, can charlie gasparino bring breaking news? he always does, we will be right back. ♪ liz: the securities and exchange commission probe and kindling e-commerce results reopening, look at shares, investors struggle to pick up the pieces in the wake of former ceo patrick burns controversial exit 3 months ago, charlie gasparino who was interviewed since the shocking deep-state resignation letter

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hilton. great to have you with us, steve. what do you make of hillary clinton's assessment that there are a lot of people who actually want to get in the race, feeling the pressure to do so? >> i'm just laughing at that, shannon. i'm wondering who these many, many people are. are they even democrats? it seems to me the people who have been most excited to see hillary clinton get into the race and get the nomination would actually be republicans. she has proved before she is a terrible candidate and i'm sure she would be very happy to prove that again. i think the other point that makes me laugh about the will shoot, won't she situation with hillary clinton, given the democrats say about 2016 and president trump, that he's an illegitimate president, hillary clinton herself is the rightful president, the russians interfered and trump didn't win the popular vote anyway, she should be president. if you think about it, she should be unopposed in this primary, she should be running for her second term. the fact the democrats aren't

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i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism. always pro america. with me live in new york, melissa, lawrence and lisa boot booth. there they are and here we go. this week the democrats made it official. they finally took a vote on their partisan impeachment and prove just how partisan it really is with not a single republican in favor but as many pointed out, the vote doesn't make this legitimate. in fact it's the exact opposite. republicans focus on process because the facts are bad, that is dead wrong. yes the process favors the democrats but the facts favor the president. nothing, not a single thing comes close to justifying overturning an election. that's why the democrats and media are so hysterical. >> putting both our democracy and nation security in jeopardy. >> the most treacherous phase in his office thus far. >> of his oath of office and the integrity of the elections and of our national security. >> this is my most disturbing day in congress. >> most shocking. it's shocking. >> it really is shocking, hysterical. unbelievable. he's a new

i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism.nd here we go. right, this week it was all public hearing. [inaudible] nothing new, what a farce. let's start by enjoying for a moment the laughable hypocrisy of the democrats last major impeachment scandal. apparently it's about bribery now. nancy pelosi said so and they all stand in line.

. >> melissa: thank you, steve hilton. back here noon eastern tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert as this is developing now. house democrats begin releasing details of closed-door testimony in the impeachment investigation. we are bringing that to you. at several hundred pages. we are getting through it. you're watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. they released the first couple transcripts of testimony by a former top state prompt advisor michael mckinley, and former u.k. and ambassador marie jovanovich. this, as house democrats have reportedly set to call in seven weaknesses this week as part of their impeachment probe. however, most of them are not expected to show, including four witnesses who are scheduled for today. house intelligence chairman adam schiff said moments ago the white house is blocking witnesses will only help build an obstruction case against the president. >> it's very pertinent testimony. very relevant to the other witnesses who have come forward. we may infer by the white house obst

steve hilton is with us, a california kind of guy, host of the next revolution on the fox news channel for what it's worth. california's climate policy hurt the state and encouraged these wildfires and created the situation where you've got these blackouts and fires. what say you? >> yes. and let's look at the detail of that. you are completely right. gavin newsom along with all the democrats of course use climate change for every problem they can imagine. it's raining, it's snowing, it's windy, hot, cold, it's climate change. the same with the fires. they are using that to justify their green policies. but climate change is not causing these fires. what causes a fire. it's some kind of ignition, a spark and fuel to make it burn. on both those fronts, it's democrat policies that made it worse. with the spark effect, the thing that actually starts these fires, often it's been faulty equipment from pg & e, the big utility, particularly in northern california. why is the equipment so old and out of date? because instead of spending money on renewing their equipment, they have been forced

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steve: it was pretty easily actually. it looked hard. hiltonot integrated, they were runndquarters. it was fairly easy. it was a huge modernization and cost take-out. david: you sold it at a $14 billion profit. steve: if we had held it longer, it would have been over 20. it was a good day. that is $14 billion. david: in recent years, you have become one of the nation's biggest philanthropists. you get through hundred $50 million to m.i.t. for a computing center. you never went to m.i.t. how did that come about? steve: that was really fascinating. i am not a technologist. the president of m.i.t. started talking to me. we were concerned that the u.s. was just not investing enough in these technologies. i said, do you have any interesting ideas? he came back with let's double the computer science faculty. let's establish a new department, any fact, -- in effect, a new school that is going to be the m.i.t. schwarzman college of computing. he said let's connect the ai of all the other departments. m.i.t. will become the first ai enabled university i

steve: that was pretty easy, actually. it's looked hard, but hilton had not been integrated. running four different headquarters, and there was a huge modernization and cost take-out. david: ultimately, you sold it at a $14 billion profit. steve: yes. well, if we had held it longer, it would have been over $20 billion, so it was a good day. that is $14 billion. david: in recent years, you have become one of the nation's biggest philanthropists. you gave $350 million to m.i.t. for a computing center. relating to artificial intelligence. you never went to m.i.t. you had no connection there. how did that come about? steve: that was really fascinating. i am not a technologist. i had met the president of m.i.t., and we started talking. we were concerned that the u.s. was just not investing enough in these technologies. i said, do you have any interesting ideas? he came back with, let's double the computer science faculty. let's take our -- establish a new department, in effect, a new calledact, a new school, it a college, which will be the m.i.t. schwarzman college of computing, an