. >> susan rice, which means obama. anti-trump a big trump, and they said terrible things. i don't know if it's true or not, but that was reported by some of the media, so you will have to find out. i don't know why the media is not on it. the whistleblower gave a very inaccurate report about my phone call. my phone call was perfecto. it was totally appropriate. but he gave a report, he or she but according to the newspapers, it is a he, they know who it is. is, you justit don't want to report it here. cnn knows who it is.

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book tv "after words", former obama administration national security advisor and un ambassador susan rice discusses her life and career in american diplomacy and foreign policy. she is interviewed by robin wright. "after words" is a weekly interview program with guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about the latest work. >> welcome susan rice to "after words". >> think is so much it's great to be with you. >> a fascinating book of personal tail and a chronicle of your professional life and through a wide rate of crises and challenges but let's begin with the current crisis that the united states faces. as you know president trump had a telephone call with the president of ukraine in july, a whistleblower reported in august and was released last week, what do you make of the whistleblowers complaint, what to do tell you and what struck you. >> what is so extraordinary is we have an black-and-white in the president's own words evidence of the fact when he is conducting business supposedly on behalf of the united states with foreign leaders he is only conducting his own personal bu

ambassador to the un, susan rice talking about her new book. in the meantime we are joined onset by author and pulitzer prize winner journalist leonard pitts his most recent book the last thing you surrender a historical novel but before we get into the book while we were sitting here chatting, several people stop and talked with you. what is your connection to the city of miami quick. >> the miami herald they have been reading me since before when i was a critic with michael bolton and whitney houston. [laughter] for better or worse. >> do you still write for the herald quick. >> yes sir. i live in maryland does that make it difficult to write about miami quick. >> i am more concerned with the larger american story what faces the nation emotionally and morally. >> the characters of your new book the last thing you surrender who are they and how did they meet quick. >> is based on the uss oklahoma when george is injured and then his life is saved as the ship's capsizing. >> you are looking at world war ii? >> yes. to talk about the race war and

susan rice and general david petraeus, two unlikely foreign policy outliers, doing their best to trycommon ground. >> we can work through our differences we have prioritize that which we share or we can allow those decisions to render support. >> we cannot continue with this divide being where compromise is a word that seems to have gone out of the lexicon. >> my exclusive conversation with them coming up, including what the pair have to say about the ukraine call and the future of the presidency. surprise! a new buick? for me? to james, from james. that's just what i wanted. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. i shouldn't have. but i have been very good this year. i love it...i love it... this year, turn black friday into buick friday, all month long. current eligible non-gm owners and lessees get 20% below msrp on most of these 2019 buick models. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that cr

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put your hands together for tom healy and susan rice. [applause] >> there is a lot of love in this room susan. >> thank you for coming out everyone. [applause] tom, thank you for doing this. >> thank you for coming to miami they arrived half an hour ago. [laughter] she made an entrance. i would set it up why is a poet introducing a diplomat but that is because we are friends and we have been with our spouses for a long time now. and actually i wanted to start by taking us back almost ten or 11 years ago to something that was red for president obama's inauguration and she writes we encounter each other with that whisper and that is love. to talk to us about toughness and love. >> it is how my parents raised me my husband and i have tried to raise our kids and that is how i try to serve our country. with someone you love they are not doing what they are supposed to do if you care you will tell them and to bring them to a better place and that has been so valuable to me professionally and personally but the back story with full disclosure i

i don't know if it's true or susan rice, which means obama. he was like a big anti-trump person, hated trump, and they said terrible things. i don't know if it's true or not, but that was reported by some of the media, so you will have to find out. i don't know why the media is not on it. the whistleblower gave a very inaccurate report about my phone call. my phone call was perfecto. it was totally appropriate. but he gave a report, he or she but according to the newspapers, it is a he, they know who it is. you know who it is, you just don't want to report it here. cnn knows who it is. you would be doing the public a service if you did. the whistleblower gave a false report and because of that false report, people thought that things were done. and then you had schiff go out and give a false story. he made up a story. and then after all this everybody says he didn't do anything wrong. but the whistleblower should be revealed because the whistleblower gave false stories so people would call that a fraud. i wouldn't go that far, but when i read

susan rice discusses her life and career. of constitutional studies at the university of notre dame on liberalism. greenberg discusses russian hackers. on sunday, never 24th, at 10:30 a.m. eastern -- november 24, at 10:30 a.m. eastern, starting with the proliferation of disinformation in politics. the 1950's red scare. journalist eleanor randolph discusses former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. and former professional football player don mcpherson on toxic masculinity. watch live coverage of the miami book fair saturday and sunday on c-span 2's book tv. howard ruffner talks about the photos he took on may 4, 1970, when national guard troops shot and killed four students at kent state university in ohio during an anti-vietnam war protest. a student and photographer for the college newspaper at the time, one of his photos was used on the cover of "life" magazine. and he has published a book about his experience, "moments of truth." max: thank you all so much for coming out tonight. tonight, we are hosting the photographe

susan rice discusses her life and career. megan phelps roper on the westborough baptist church. the chair of the constitutional studies at the university of notre dame on liberalism. wired magazine, andy greenberg discusses russian hackers. sunday, 10:30 a.m. eastern coverage continues with richard stangl on the flavor of ration dissemination of misinformation and politics. eleanor randolph discusses michael bloomberg. mudd talks about the state of cia detention centers. don mcpherson on toxic masculinity. watch live coverage of the miami book fair saturday and sunday on c-span2 s book tv. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning, we are getting your reaction to the testimony from this week's house impeachment inquiry hearings. join the discussion all morning with phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. watch washington journal, live, coming up this morning. yesterday, the house intelligence committee continued their impeachment inquiry into continued their impeachment inquiry into president trump hearing testimony fro

work with susan rice and the whole lot of them and schiff -- this is the redo of russia collusionthe frustrating part of it is when you say will we ever see people go out and cuffs? that's what i did for 30 years -- that's law and order but the reason this president is facing it unlike any other president before is because donald trump is the outsider president that the forgotten men and women in america put in the oval office, he's not part of the establishment. he's not one of the guys who is going to slap one guy on the back and say hey we are all set. he is there to protect us so the rules are going to be different. nancy pelosi is going to say "i'm not doing impeachment unless it's bipartisan." today the vote is all democrats except two who went with the republicans, every republican said no. we are going to go forward with due process, it's a stain on congress. if adam schiff decides who gets called, the extent of cross-examination, this should be in judiciary, they are still having private hearings, it's a joke. you want to tell me what a policy difference or a policy belie

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what they said is he's an obama person who was involved with brennan, susan rice which means obama. >istle-blower, according to reports confirmed by nbc, works in the white house, works in national intelligence and did so before trump arrived so that he worked with john brennan, the head of the cia or susan rice, the national security adviser is not that surprising. of course he did. many people, particularly career military and intelligence analysts who work in the white house now worked in the white house a few years ago because that's their job. they work in the white house. in normal white house news, the world champion and home team washington nationals will visit the white house today after their big world series win. we're watching everything that's happening in washington including who does and does not show up today. you can follow me on twitter. >> speaking of showing up, did you remember to set your clocks back? daylight saving time is in full swing but as researchers say every year the change could negatively affect your health. experts say it can have an impact on your sl

what they said is he's an obama person who was involved with brennan, susan rice which means obama. >istle-blower, according to reports confirmed by nbc, works in the white house, works in national intelligence and did so before trump arrived so that he worked with john brennan, the head of the cia or susan rice, the national security adviser is not that surprising. of course he did. many people, particularly career military and intelligence analysts who work in the white house now,worked in the white house a few years ago because they work in the white house. in normal news, the world champion and home team washington nationals will visit the white house today after their big world series win. we'll be watching who shows up to capitol hill this morning or for that matter who doesn't. you can follow me on twitter. >> thank you, scott. >>> trending this morning, if you're a fan of the movie "grease", you may get chills that are multiplying over the sale of an iconic outfit. >> the leather jacket and skin tight pants worn by olivia newton-john's character sandy were purchased by separat

he worked for susan rice and vice president biden when he was the point man for ukraine.was fired from the nfc when leaks out of the nfc were simply outrageous. the impeachment isn't an impeachment. after the declaration of war, the second most powerful thing the congress has is to impeach the president. this seven-page resolution doesn't even mention a crime. it gives all the power to the intel committee. there was no intel committee when the founding fathers brought the statute for impeachment. adam schiff who was a prosecutor. never jail now because of adam schiff, the man who lies the most on capitol hill should have their cases reexamined. he doesn't have to have the president's counsel in chamber when he does these hearings. he does haven't to release all the transcript. this is a show trial. adam schiff is rebuilding socialist show trials here in america. he's championing the anonymity for the faux whistleblower. there is a narrow provision that says the inspector general can release the name or withhold the name. but that applies to nobody else. this is such a myt

because he's a brennan guy, he's a susan rice guy, he's an obama guy. and he hates trump.. now, maybe it's not him. but if it's him, you guys ought to release the information. >> [inaudible] quid pro quo. >> no, not at all. not at all. [inaudible conversations] >> are you confident you'll be reelected? >> again? >> are you confidented in being reelected again in. >> very confident. our poll numbers are great. we're doing very well in the polls. and by the way, not that it's very important because you've got elections, but the impeachment polls have been very, very strong and especially in the swing states. i think you see that. the swing states, they don't want the hear about it. and we have polls, people don't want to hear about impeachment. the only one that wants impeachment, to talk about it, is the fake media and the democrats who basically they work for the media. the way i look at it, the democrats work for the media. [inaudible conversations] >> progress. first, i want to get the deal. the meeting mace, to me, is going to be pretty easy. first we'll see if we get t

former obama administration national security advisor and un ambassador susan rice discusses her life and career. megan phelps roper on the westboro baptist church, patrick dineen chair of constitutional study at the university of notre dame on liberalism and wired magazine's andy greenberg discusses russian hackers. on sunday at 10:30 a.m. eastern our live coverage continues former under secretary of state in the obama administration richard stangl on the proliferation of disinformation in international politics. pulitzer prize winning journalist david merritt on the 1950s red scare. journaljournalist eleanor randolph discusses michael bloomberg , former deputy director of the cia counterterrorism center philemon talks about the state of the cia detention centers and a professional football player don mcpherson on toxic masculinity. watchlive coverage of the miami book fair saturday and sunday on cspan2's book tv . >> recently stacy abrams former democratic george or governor of candidate talked about voting rights at the national press club in washington dc . here's a look. >> good

. >> because he's a brennan guy, susan rice guy, obama guy and he hates trump. >> reporter: in a more veiled attack, he took on lieutenant colonel alexander vindman acres direct witness to his ukraine call with its president. national security council's top ukraine adviser testified he was told to keep quiet. >> why didn't the lieutenant colonel say he wrote a letter to the white house with certain little comments about the phone call? >> reporter: the decorated army officer was also labeled a never trumper. >> what evidence do you have that colonel vindman is a never trumper? >> we'll be showing that to you real soon, okay? >> reporter: public support for removing the president from office is growing, according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll. 49% support removal, 46%. a six-point jump over last month. among this coming week, scheduled witnesses is former national security adviser john bolton, but it's unclear if he will show. >> it's really up to the lawyers. i like john bolton. i always got along with him, but that's going to be up to the lawyers. >> kelly, has there bee

patriot ha that's a joke if we look at this man i am equally insulted if we look at someone like susan rice or her who goes out there with the whole benghazi thing if we look at this roving bunch of idiots who continuously undermine democracy and then the media has the nerve to call them patriots look if they believe that they can represent democracy if they believe they can represent us then run for office you're not running for office because you can't win and you prefer instead to stand behind the curtain and manipulate the way the government works the deep state has nothing to do with patriotism it has to do with a naked grab for power and control period end of discussion there not preterists as as a matter of fact it seems to me that that is an insult to patriots everywhere there are more bottom feeders with colleges to bottom feeders. who are bottom feeders and. ok let me let me go to let me go to george you know you know george if the deep state actually had a winning road record had something to be proud of and somehow defended our liberties in our freedoms you know maybe could be a

he's a susan rice guy. he's an obama guy. and he hates trump >> reporter: in a more veiled attack the president took on lieutenant coloneljuly call wits president. the national security council's top ukraine expert testified that he reported concerns to a white house lawyer and was told to keep quiet. >> why didn't the lieutenant colonel say that he wrote a letter to the white house with certain little comments about the phone call >> reporter: the decorated army officer was also labeled a never trumper. >> what evidence do you have that colonel vindman is a never trumper? >> we'll be showing that to you real soon. okay >> reporter: public support r removing the president from office is growing according to a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. 49% support removal. 46% oppose a six-point jump over last month. among this coming week's scheduled witnesses is former national security adviser john bolton but it's unclear if he will show >> it's really up to the lawyers. i like john bolton i always got along with him. but tha

and to see the president to susan rice and others. and to make sure the president of the united states was aware of what we knew and the work we needed to try to get sense of what was going on and making sure the policymaker of this country had the information he needed to safeguard the foundations to choose elected representatives. and makes decisions who else we need to brief and the gaining of 8, congressional leadership as well and how we were going to ensure that we would work with our partners in the intelligence community, the expertise and capabilities and responsibilities like fbi and nsa and work collaboratively and do it in a manner that was going to be apolitical to ensure the election would come off without that type of quotation by the russians. >> and largely it did. >> it is quite evident now after the mueller report that the russians did engage in a sweeping and systemic effort to influence the outcome of the election and undermine the integrity of the election and directed by vladimir putin and i learned a lot of thi

i don't know if it's true or susan rice, which means obama. he was like a big anti-trump

he worked for susan rice and vice president biden when he was the point man for ukraine.was fired from the nfc when leaks out of the nfc were simply outrageous. the impeachment isn't an impeachment. after the declaration of war, the second most powerful thing the congress has is to impeach the president. this seven-page resolution doesn't even mention a crime. it gives all the power to the intel committee. there was no intel committee when the founding fathers brought the statute for impeachment. adam schiff who was a prosecutor. never jail now because of adam schiff, the man who lies the most on capitol hill should have their cases reexamined. he doesn't have to have the president's counsel in chamber when he does these hearings. he does haven't to release all the transcript. this is a show trial. adam schiff is rebuilding socialist show trials here in america. he's championing the anonymity for the faux whistleblower. there is a narrow provision that says the inspector general can release the name or withhold the name. but that applies to nobody else. this is such a myt

administration national security advisor and -- and ambassador discusses and you and ambassador susan ricees her life. the chair of constitutional studies from the university of notre dame, and wired magazine andy greenberg discusses russian hackers. sunday are live coverage continues with former under secretary of state in the obama administration, richard stangl, on the proliferation of disinformation in international politics. pulitzer prize-winning journalist david marinus on the 1950's red scare. journalist eleanor ran off discusses michael bloomberg, former new york city mayor. the former director of the cia's counterterrorism center talks about the state of cia detention centers, and former professional football player don pearson on toxic masculinity. watch live coverage of the miami book fair saturday and sunday on c-span2 book tv. next, president trump discusses e-cigarettes use by teenagers. he held this meeting earlier today. this is one hour. >> and you think you have a solution? >> i think we do have a solution and the solution you pose as an extra gnarly powerful step in the

for deep state henchman, brendan, too appeared on the whistle-blower also reportedly worked for susan rice- no conflict of interest here at all. more on this later on in the show. none of these democrats, though, in the end, the first movie clip made clear, should be taken seriously. they are partisans, they have no philosophy or agenda that will actually end up making our lives better. their policies, to the extent that there are any, spot only economic misery and less freedom for you and for me. it's an understatement to say that this is a witch hunt. but remember, witches have their day, but we all know what happens to them in the last re real. ♪ ♪ >> laura: ouch. and that's the "angle." joining me now are three republican congressmen on the front lines of this fight, lee zeldin, house foreign affairs committee member pete chris stewart, and mike turner. members of the house intel committee. congressman zell then, let's start with you, adam schiff said tonight that he may release transcripts next week, when y'all are off. is that enough? >> that would be fantastic. i would love to be ab

former national security adviser susan rice is the ninth this, saying it is another bald-faced lie.writer for president obama said i've placed an iphone charger, has anybody seen it, nobody left unimaginative notes written on a sixth grade level. grisham responded to all the hubbub saying i'm not sure where their offices were and wasn't implying every office has that issue. i was talking about our experience in the lower press office, everyone was so sensitive. folks on the left are not buying it, reaction much different on the right. when twitter user says if anyone would know about failing, and childish much? such sore losers. who knows what happened but there are reports that clinton aides removed the w from keyboards when george w. bush's staff was moving in so this might be without precedent. she said she thought it was just a prank and nothing really serious. rob: this is almost 12 hours yesterday and here you go. >> how relatable is this moment as a congressional reporter chugging her coffee behind lieutenant colonel vindman, it looks ridiculous, i think i'm fine getting grat

caught in of arkansas, former obama administration national security adviser and un ambassador susan rice and tomorrow, richard stengel, former under secretary of state and the obama administration, who will answer your questions about disinformation and journalist eleanor randolph or put on the business and political careers of former new

could see the photograph of this man crying outside the office crying like a little child with susan rice. [applause] then they realize when his lawyer comes to his defense other than the weird allegation i have security clearances for guys who went away for child pornography you see his feed. january 2017 the crew has started impeachment is next. then you realize here we go again it is just another set up. that is what we have been dealing with. kimberly alluded to all the successes notice how that's never spoken about? all-time low unemployment. [cheers and applause] for everyone.african-americans, all-time highs start up businesses even his haters say i don't like that guy that he's doing all the things he said he was going to do. [cheers and applause] trevor know not exactly a fan says isn't that supposed to be what politicians do? want to be get to a place that is no longer the norm? how sad is it that it isn't? they don't talk about that at the last debate we saw how can we take his twitter account away. to know that was not mentioned? china. since we are at the reagan library china

ambassador susan rice her life and career. on the westborough baptist church. on liberalism and andy greenberg discusses russian 24,ers on sunday, november at 10:30 a.m. eastern. our live coverage continues with undersecretary of state in the obama administration, on proliferation of disinformation and international politics. david mayernis on the 1950's, scare. former deputy director of the c.i.a.'s counterterrorism center, phillip mudd, talks about the state of c.i.a. detention centers. and former professional football player don mcpherson on toxic masculinity. miamilive coverage of the book fair november 23 and 2's book24, on c-span tv. + next, pulitzer prize-winning photographer talks with a 15torian about his more than year long photography career. time ase topics, his president gerald ford's chief photographer. the center for creative photography at the university of arizona and bank of america hosted this event. >> thank you all for coming here. it is a thrill to see you here. said, i am thrilled to be leading arizona arts.

bottle of russian vodka, then there's the other side of the story, former national security adviser susan riceg this. this is another bald-faced lie. a speechwriter for president obama, left an iphone charger, unimaginative notes written on a sixth grade level, grisham responded to this saying i am not sure where their offices were, certainly wasn't implying every office had this issue. i was specifically and honestly talking about our spirit in sin lower press office nowhere else. i don't know why everyone is so sensitive. the left's overall isn't buying it, reaction on the right has been much different the one twitter user says if anyone would know about failing it would be the last administration. another twitter user says childish, such for losers. stephanie grisham says it was just a prank, not a seriously means thing. >> something else that is kind of funny, a new hero who likes coffee. >> emma dumaine responded to the viral attention for this moment saying it is hilarious, looks ridiculous the thing i'm finding gratifying about this, colleagues laughing with me. george kent's water bott

what do you say to susan rice?e bad for the biden family because, you know, as opposed to the arguments they are try to make about president trump and his actions on ukraine, as the arguments about joe biden and his son are much easier to understand, i think, for the public. it's really easy to understand sort of this old swamp culture where, you know, sons of vice presidents made a bunch of money off of foreign governments simply because of who their dad was. and so i think that this has given joe biden a really bad look. if democrats want to falsely claim that this doesn't really affect them or any kind of inquiry into this matter is a false one, i think that they are under estimating how much the public might care about this. pete: robert, we will get to you in a second, i promise. joseph, this entire week, this entire argument, in what direction is it moving as far as people perceiving it. >> it's going backwards. backwards into time. first we started off with democrats saying we have a quid pro quo. and then b

this guy has connections to john brennan and joe biden and susan rice. >> laura: there are photos ofhe whistleblower with every democratic impeachment player on the internet. a new argument they are making is that the whistleblower, the identity and motivation, it's irrelevant. >> i think the whistleblower's identity is irrelevant. >> don't follow red herrings like the president demanding to out the whistleblower. >> they pulled the fire alarm. leave this person alone. >> laura: leave this person alone. [laughing]. i don't take any of these people seriously. they all look like cartoon characters. this is like a bad soap opera but the acting in soap opera is better. >> we are >> laura: why did the whistleblower matter and the identity matter? >> because if it's an orchestrated matter to do a hit to engineer an impeachment, one that one supports is an impeachment in search of a a crime, that's directly relevant to the outcome in the house of representatives or should be. >> laura: does it become the fruit of the poisonous tree? it was a set up? we are listening in. we don't like your p

remember the photographs outside of the oval office with susan rice crying like a little child. [laughter] and they regionalized then when the lawyer of his comes to their defense other than the allegations like i have security clearances for those that have been put away. i don't know if i would defend that on twitter. you see their feed. january 2017. the two started and the impeachment is next and you realize here we go again. it's just another set of. so that is what we have been dealing with. kimberly, you even get into all of the success. that is something i've never spoken about. all-time low, unemployment. [applause] [cheering] for everyone. african-americans, hispanics, women. all-time high. startup businesses isn't that supposed to be what the politicians do? when did we get to the place where that is no longer the norm and how sad is it a. how can we take the twitter account away. you know what wasn't mentioned, china. since we are at the reagan library, china the year 2,000 version of what was then the soviet union and they didn't even talk about it if tha that doesn

. >> laura: as someone who was touted by obama folks, susan rice, samantha power, you got the sense ofhe old john kerry cabinet were waiting for kamala's rise. this thing has fallen as flat as a pancake. >> she's laying off staff and answers like that show you. she hasn't been able to galvanize support in the black community. >> laura: like bringing the paddle. "clear." not going anywhere. raymond, thank you. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> laura: coming up. you're not going to want to miss this. we are celebrating our second birthday here at "the ingraham angle" we have a hilarious look back at some of our favorite moments. doevent even think about going anywhere. the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater. because with nba league pass on xfinity you can watch the out of market games you want- all season long. and with the all-new xfinity sports zone, you get everything nba all in one place- even notifications about your favorite teams. watch the dropped dimes, monster blocks, and showstopping dunks. plus get instant access to your teams with the power of your voice. th

who is reportedly an obama holdover, who has apparently worked with joe biden, john brennan and susan ricethese liars created yet another narrative so they could impeach donald trump. whistleblowers historically were required to have first-hand knowledge. but no the democrats just changed the rules. now hearsay can be the basis to take down a president. you don't have to sight, witness it or hear it firsthand. you can just talk to the other malcontents in the west wing who don't like donald trump, then call yourself a whistleblower. either schiff is stupid or his ego is so big that he doesn't know that a president can only be impeached when a high crime or misdemeanor occurs like when a president has done something so outrageous and beyond the norm that we as a nation say he no longer deserves to remain in the oval. he can no longer be our commander-in-chief. bill clinton engaging in sex acts with an intern in the oval office while president is about as disgusting abuse of power that the #metoo movement has ever chosen to ignore. are you charred nixon approved a break-in of the dnc headqua