clinton has been informed. people then start visiting vincent foster's office in the white house. >> there was evidence that documents were removed from foster's office. >> the white house counsel, bernard nussbaum, presidential aides, mrs. clinton's aides start removing documents. now, what's going on with that? >> the park police wanted to come in and search the office for his papers. >> mr. nussbaum is denying them access. >> his position was, "i'm just trying to do what any lawyer would do to protect the interest of their client." >> but what are those records? you know, are they relevant to madison? are they relevant to whitewater? what are those? >> the behavior of the president's aides would lead to years worth of unanswered questions about the nature of the documents that had been in foster's possession. but while some things were removed from the office, others seemed to suddenly appear. >> six days after mr. foster's death, a torn-up note is found in the bottom of his briefcase. >> vince foster's hand

but 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 special prosecutor. >> one juror made one of the best quotes i have ever seen. "we fought hard for th

it gave bill clinton a pass. it is even more relevant today because i think his actions and the consequence he did not pay influenced the next 20 years and how society views abuse of women. it is important to speak out. i have come to learn that i most certainly was a whistle-blower, and i have to tell you that i believe there are hundreds of whistle-blowers out there who are too fearful to come forward because they don't want to become the next linda tripp. >> i don't think president clinton got away with anything, and i take no pleasure in saying this. i want our president to succeed. i have a distinct memory of dan rather saying to me, "you and president clinton have something in common. when you both die, the word 'impeachment' will be in your obituary," and i said, "dan, i don't have that in common with him," and he looked at me funny. he said, "what do you mean?" i said, "i won't be ashamed of it." >> for the past 20 years, the clintons were the show that would not end. through senate races in new york, two

hillary clinton's. >> mrs. clinton was not the primary partner who worked on it, but she worked on a very important memo that was used to deceive federal bank examiners. >> the records were missing, and we viewed that as extraordinarily odd. >> special prosecutor robert fiske issued the first subpoena for the rose law firm records early in 1994. >> we issued that subpoena, i think, in, probably, february, right -- one of the first things we did. and by the time i left, in august, we had not received the records. >> the independent counsel had hit a dead end in this part of the madison guaranty investigation. >> the clintons had been subpoenaed for those records by fiske. and then we reissued a subpoena -- "produce all records you have relating to rose law firm, madison guaranty," et cetera. >> the records were lost for good...or so it was thought. >> on january 5th of '96, david kendall, the lawyer for the clintons, calls our washington office and said, "oh, we have found some records." >> suddenly, the records

that set up a battle not just between bill clinton and ken starr, between bill clinton and the forces of the mainstream media. >> did the president mean to say to the american people that he had no sexual intercourse? >> i think the president was very straightforward in his comment, and i'm not going to dignify the question. he didn't leave any ambiguity whatsoever. abel? >> like, he meant no sexual encounter whatsoever? >> he said, "i did not have any sexual relations with that woman." he couldn't have been clearer. >> it seemed that all of washington was at a standstill. >> it was a very bizarre mood in the house of representatives. on the republican side, speaker gingrich correctly told republicans, "don't gloat. don't try to make an issue of this." among my democratic colleagues, there were a lot of people that were just apoplectic about this. >> i mean, i was massively disappointed and angry, because you put a lot of risk when you do something like that. it's not like, you know, you're running a hot dog stand here. you're running the country. >> one thing was for certain. this co

it gave bill clinton a pass. it is more relevant today because his actions, he did not pay, influenced the next 20 years and how society views abuse of women. it is important to speak out. i have come to learn i was a whistleblower and i believe there are hundreds of whistleblowers out there who are too fearful to come forward because they don't want to be the next linda tripp. >> i don't think president clinton got away with anything. i want our president to succeed. i have a distinct memory of dan rather saying president clinton, something in common, when you both die the word impeachment will be in your obituary and i said i don't have that in common with him. he looked at me funny. i said i won't be ashamed. >> the past 20 years the clintons river show that would not end. from senate races in new york, two more presidential campaigns at the tomatoes tenure of secretary of state distrust of the clintons has continued to permeate many core doors in washington. all of those doubts were seen as the whitewater inv

meanwhile, president clinton's push for forgiveness and redemption continued. >> president clinton convened a meeting in the white house with a significant group of clergymen and -women of all religions and denominations, and he basically apologized for what he'd done. >> i don't think there is a fancy way to say that i have sinned. monica lewinsky and her family and the american people... i have asked all for their forgiveness. >> yet all of the apologies did little to temper the emotions on both sides of the aisle. >> nothing surprised me about him -- the good, the bad, or the ugly. we'd known for a long time that his interest in women was certainly something that surfaced every now and then. >> even the most ardent supporters of president clinton understood clearly his behavior was reprehensible. >> the thing that really broke it for me was the fact that he lied to the grand jury. >> emotions aside, the nation's representatives now had to delve into the facts and findings of the starr report and decide if william jefferson clinton should be the first u.s. president to be impeached since

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secretary clinton? your two minutes. >> as i recall, that was something i said about abraham lincoln after having seen the wonderful steven spielberg movie called "lincoln." it was a master class watching president lincoln get the congress to approve the 13th amendment. it was principled and it was strategic. and i was making the point that it is hard sometimes to get the congress to do what you want to do, and you have to keep working at it and yes, president lincoln was trying to convince some people to use some arguments, convincing other people, he used other arguments. that was a great, i thought, a great display of presidential leadership. but you know, let's talk about what's really going on here, martha, because our intelligence community just came out and said in the last few days that the kremlin, meaning putin and the russian government, are directing the attacks, the hacking, on american accounts to influence our election. and wikileaks is part of that, as are other sites where the russians

terms of the clintons themselves. but it planted the seat for something much bigger, something that would lead to this ultimate constitutional confrontation. >> there was a drum beat for the independent counsel to investigate whitewater. >> we did nothing improper and i have nothing to say. old story. >> clinton had a fateful choice to make. block a special counsel and take a beating in the press? >> it appears to be a case of the president's past coming back to haunt him. >> or give in, leaving himself open to a potentially limitless investigation. the president gave in. >> i don't want to be distracted by this anymore. let them look into it. i just want to go back to work. >> years later he would call that decision one of the biggest miscalculations of his presidency. >> once you have an independent counsel appointed with no budget and no limits, the prosecutors will keep looking for the crime until they can find it. >> the first special prosecutor, robert fisk -- >> as quickly and thoroughly as possible. >> -- vowe

and try to swing them against hillary clinton. if you wanted to hit -- hurt hillary clinton. she needs to get somewhere in that range. and then you would want to demobilize. there is a move to shift. it was pretty savvy. or the potential liabilities that needed to activate. they also were tied into the trump message structures. it was a way that was very consistent. they are largely not putting new messages into play through the trolls. they are taking existing messages that are already in the conservative and more right ring -- right wing. and they are doing it in ways that are consistent with what donald trump is saying. they also targeted voters that they needed to target. here is some survey data about a dominant situate see. as i tell my students you can read more rapidly than i speak. >> those who believe that they need protection. they are more likely to favor trump. it has gotten worse since the 50s. they are in danger of losing the identity. the growing number of immigrants threatens the country. or that it's where that is become just as problematic. he did not creat

clinton is a rather sympathetic character, so what do we do? finally, it was decided we were not going to indict mrs. clinton and others, but we're gonna go forward on the president. and the rest is history. daddy diaper duty... i can't say it's the highlight of fatherhood. but i'd rather be here with my little man than not be here because of migraine. i have three words for migraine... "i am here." aimovig, a preventive treatment for migraine in adults, reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness or swelling at the injection site and constipation. talk to your doctor about aimovig. and be there more. ♪here you come again lookin' ♪a body has a right to ♪and shakin' me up so applebee's all you can eat is back. now with shrimp. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hund

clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.iwik hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.wick hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.wiki hillary clinton's campaign.ikil hillary clinton's campaign. >> i have communicated with assuage. >> reporter: stone spoke to senior campaign officials about wikileaks and information it might have had that would be damaging to the clinton campaign. stone was contacted by senior trump campaign officials to inquire about future releases by wikileaks. prosecutors allege a senior trump campaign official was directed to contact stone about any additional releases. it's unclear who delivered those instructions and which official stone was in touch with about wikileaks. at least one was steve bannon, the former white house chief strategist and chief executive of the trump campaign. stone was not charged with conspiracy. he faces one count of obstruction and five counts of making false stat

that jason you know that hillary clinton hillary clinton. well he's obviously not going to lead to respond does jason will go well again here's a here's an answer to that is for the republicans to stop being racist and massage honest if they stop doing that then people won't have to call it out and we can actually start having conversations substantive conversations about how we can better things for all americans but that's not what they're ok we're going to we're going to chasing our tail. ok i don't believe that donald trump is a racist whatsoever i don't i and and again and then you would people like you jason with all due respect and i always like when you come on this program here you are people and your circle of friends who are willing to destroy a man's career based on no evidence after seven f.b.i. investigations and you still said you want to delay and you want more investigations i wish hillary clinton would be really investigated and your word i'll use instead of being connell that's ok ha go ahead jump in. it was hillary clinto

bill clinton wouldn't have gotten a $500,000 for one speech. the clinton foundation wouldn't have gotten 100 already $5 million in contributions etc.. >> host: i believe that hillary clinton's people put it out there and said she had nothing to do with this approval. >> guest: she didn't sit on the committee cheated and asked to participate. that's absurd. everybody you had a brain knew was going on until the sentence that i won't sit on this one but the person she pointed as the surrogate with somebody who had a vested interest in her. the hsbc -- . >> host: the bank? >> guest: the hong kong tank which was laundering money billions of dollars for drug criminals and for international tariffs. john cruz a banker from along a length at had a thousand pages that he walked out of the bank with. in my banking experience this was attributed to money laundering. it ultimately ended up with 1.9 really an dollar fine paid by hsbc. call me was on the board of hbcu in this happen. >> host: so not yet at the eye director he was sitting on the board of the

the clintons, hillary clinton, to a certain degree and her husbands name. nancy pelosi, her brother, tommy -- nancy married which went to washington d.c.. and married paul pelosi and moved 3000 miles to the west coast. folks in san francisco today don't even know that name. so she may have had it instilled in her dna but it was not hunting that got her elected. in terms of timing it took hundred and 31 years of the constitution was ratified for women to be guaranteed the right to vote. it took 73 more years after that into the early 1990s, for women to be 10 percent of the u.s. congress. in 1940 when nancy pelosi was born there was a single woman that ever served on the baltimore city council. no women governors in america, there was one woman in the senate and a woman in the house. also essentially there because her husband or their husbands had preceded them and they'd taken over. when she arrived in washington in 1987, the number had tripled. they were 24 women in congress. by the time she came speaker the number was up now to 74. end of the special elec

between bill clinton between newt gingrich clinton and then a republican congress for a lot of the one nine hundred ninety s. all of the political wars that came with that were building toward that two thousand election that election night in two thousand that ended with a thirty six day recount the supreme court you know five to four decision but it was that map it was that map that everybody looked up and stared at for thirty six days after the two thousand election where the entire south basically was republican the entire northeast and pacific coast was democratic the interior was red and you had it was the first time all the networks it was just by happenstance it was the first time they'd settled on blue for the democrats red for the republicans and that concept of red and blue states that's where it dates to it's not been with us forever it just goes back twenty years just goes back to decades and i think it's the product of the one nine hundred ninety s. and i think we've been living with it ever since to grieve. what we never had rimu nineteen eighty nine. defined tribalism. y

the clinton impeachment was wrong. the only impeachment that was correct never came to fruition, het is nixon, because engaged in destruction of evidence, paying hush money to .itnesses, a woman and telling his subordinates to lie to the fbi, independent crimes and not within the president's authority under article 2. that was the only appropriate case for impeachment and he would have been impeached had he not resigned. host: is there a concise definition for absorption of justice -- obstruction of justice? guest: no. it is an open-ended statute that can be expanded, a dangerous statute and i would never approve on an object -- statute,on of justice i want them to say what constitutes a crime, namely destroying evidence, etc. there is no definite definition. i go back to the principle i talked about earlier, when you interpret a criminal statute, you have to interpret it as ambiguity in a way that favors the defendant and not expansion of the statute. one thing not covered by instruction of justice is presidents exerc

how could you hire hillary clinton's attorney at the clinton foundation? and mueller's so-called pit bull according to the "new york times" andrew weissmann? he actually attended hillary's election night party. and weissmann has also come under fire for his aggressive prosecution tactics withholding if you withhold. excacan a pa tore evidence. one case forced to close their doors, tens of thousands of people lost their jobs before the supreme court overturned weissmann's prosecution 9-100. in another case, mueller's pit bull weissmann said four innocent merrill lynch to prisoner for a year. never get that your back in your life. before that case was overturned by the fifth circuit of appeals. we are suppose to believe that that track record arointing those people are fair based investigation as carried out by an obvious aggressive partisan team e lawyers that mueller picked. he also picked strzok and page. we know where they stand. we will continue to monitor all the latest developments surrounding the deep state throughout the show tonight. turn to hannit

why testify during the clinton impeachment i said that not only could clinton be impeached for perjury, but also he could be indicted in office. what is curious about the argument -- greta: and tried? those are two different things. jonathan: they are different things. there is nothing in the constitution this is a president cannot be indicted. nothing. you would think that something of that important, they would utter a few things about it. but they did not. the reason is because impeachment goes to the office, indictment could the individual. no president is above the law. of course you can indict a sitting president. but that does not mean that practically you do actually prosecute him in a sense that, look, once you're in debt up president, the chance that the president will see the inside of a courtroom during that term is very -- virtually nil. greta: if there is a constitution silent about that, and it is, the president has extensive parking powers, can you self pardon and do so prospectively? jonathan: i think he can self pardon. what the people are arguing against is you are r

page, moyer, they all knew thist this came from clinton campaign, baker got 6 different inputs from clinton people in regard to carter, page, warrant and russia stuff, this is a politically corrupt process. lou: let me just general counsel of the fbi was engaged? james baker? >> yeah, he was getting information from clinton campaign through michael suss men, they all knew it was coming from clinton, they never told the fisa court the source of the information for that woman, moyer to say it was 50/50 is nonsense, there was nothing other than dossier, to justify spying on an american citizen. remember that is what they were doing, they were asking the court to spy on at american citizen, they lied to the fisa court. >> and what is more -- >> they have been lying throughout to us. >> nonstop. lou: a story that is so important. i am sure a coincidence that democrats are joining up this -- ginning up these. what in the world you know st is the republican chairman of that committee doing? i have talked about him until i am blue in the face. >> he is an embarrassment. lou: it is a shame. >> richa

bill clinton lied about having an extramarital affair. he didn't lie about whether he was engaged in a plot to steal an election with the russian government. he didn't lie about -- >> there's no evidence of that, keith. what are you talking about? >> i'm just saying -- >> this is just ridiculous. >> listen before you speak, rick, okay? i'm saying that in this instance, we don't have an example of bill clinton that we have with donald trump where there are serious questions about whether he's violating the constitution. >> there's no serious evidence, keith. >> those questions are being investigated by robert mueller so don't say will they have been resolved or not. unlike whether or not you got a blow job from an intern. >> okay. all right. >> okay. >> okay. >> good. >> let's -- speaking of things that we don't usually say on this show. >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to say that. >> keith, i want to talk about representative talib. that was obviously speaking to her supporters and i'm not going to replay it even though we bleeped it, but she

they are trying to get dirt on the clinton campaign. that's what it was. >> andy: right, trying to find out what wikileaks has. white >> jessica: publicly saying, "hey, wikileaks, if you are listening, emails will be great." >> harris: we have a lead look at the screen right now. what we are waiting for is we would are being told that roger stone or somebody representing him, potential himself, though. these are reported to who gathered outside the offices of roger stone. he was in federal court this morning, remember, on a multi-charge indictment. our phil keating is in that melee that you see with all of the reporters there, in fort lauderdale, florida, with all this. bill, i don't know if you can hear this, but i want to hear from you momentarily and we will come back to you for a full report after whoever ends up speaking. >> it's going to be roger stone. >> harris: well, that's definitive. thank you. [laughter] >> it's going to be him, yeah. >> harris: if that's the only thing you say, that was important. perfect. [laughter] >> it'

biggest of all we have hillary clinton. she mishandled top secret classified material on an unsecured private server and then want to talk about obstruction of justice not handing over emails and text messages. oh, that's what they just charged roger stone with. hillary destroyed subpoenaed emails, 33,000 of them. oh, and then she washed her computer hard drive with bleach bit and then they busted up the devices. where is hillary clinton's predawn raid? james comey, sally yates rod rosenstein they all lied to a fisa court. they never checked the veracity of the charges in the clinton bought and paid for firestone dossier. are they going to be charged for those blatant crimes? this is sad and now going to be the end of real justice in america because this is a two tiered system of justice and today after posting bail. roger stone, he remains defiant. take a look. >> i will plead not guilty to these charges. i will defeat them in court. i believe this is a politically motivated investigation. i am troubled by the political mo

, but hillary clinton, he defeated the clinton part of hillary clinton, not necessarily the hillary part. we are going to take a pause here. stick around. then we get to have fun. not that this wasn't fun. it's a new year. you have to make predictions. we are going to share ours, then we are going to get abused. next. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long-term. osteo bi-flex; find our coupon in sunday's paper. makeup now optional. new aveeno® maxglow™ infusion drops with kiwi to lock moisture. and soy to even skin tone. unleash dewy, glowing skin from within. new aveeno® maxglow™. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! and i don't add up

acolytes, clinton emissaries, clinton paid contractors walking the same information from different directions, christopher steele in london, state department, state department to the fbi, christopher steele to bruce ohr, bruce ohr goes to the fbi. the lawyer for the dnc, michael sussman, goes to the fbi general counsel and hands them some alleged cyber evidence connecting trump and russia, that walks and makes its way to the investigators. it's what one fbi investigation officer told me it was strategy. and it will be suspect from the clintons, if it comes from eight or different directions. the fbi will think that there must be smoke, maybe there is fire, we better investigate. >> sean: how do you connect us all back to the clintons? >> it all starts with christopher steele, they were paying christopher steele, and he goes to bruce ohr, he goes london, fbi, christopher steele goes to the state department. perkins khoi goes to the fbi, harry reid goes to the fbi. on and on and on, all of these people are apologists, supporters, contractors for the fbi, glenn simpson goes to bruce ohr, that ge

are they going to have a guns blazing rate for hillary clinton? this is now a two-tiered system of justice. that's what's shocking. it's also dangerous. it should disgust every american to their core because it doesn't matter where you stand politically, it's a clear and present danger to what is our great democratic republic. these are the actions of the banana republic. rank and file members, law enforcement are working hard every day to keep this country safe. those rank and file officers and field agents, they have no say in any of this. instead, we have a few very powerful, top echelon bureauc t bureaucrats in washington working equally hard to destroy the trump administration, invalidate the 2016 election, protect their friends from ever being held accountable, like hillary. exoneration before investigation. the phony dossier. lying to fisa court judges and committing fraud. with that said, the witch hunt is now, according to reports, in its final days. according to matthew whittaker, the investigation is close to being completed. watch this

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

whatever happened to be reaching kind of way with bernie sanders another film you know hillary clinton is the film about the nineteen thirty's in the depression about the dance marathons people dancing themselves to oblivion to fainting to make a few bucks i think the name of the film is they shoot horses don't they well actually you know talking about that hillary has on you know her tour with her husband said that she would possibly hint that she would run again and. her very first foray into the public she had another coughing fit so you know it's considered a conspiracy theory and you'll get put in an d.-i a d.n.i. report you know the defense national intelligence assessment report as a conspiracy theorist if you talk about the fact that she keeps on coughing but just think of the beginning of the modern presidency and it began with the advent of television introduced into the political debate so nixon versus j.f.k. jr nixon refused to put on make up he wasn't feeling that well and his suit was too dark it blended in with the background and he was all sweaty and he looked gross and

the hillary clinton and the democrats won something like eight or nine of the ten richest counties in the tire united states so that is something that has definitely changed significantly since you and i lived here in the eighty's and ninety's the republicans were the party of the wealthiest and that shaped a lot of their policies now the democrats are becoming. the party of the wealthy that the wealthiest people are now voting for the democrats the wealthiest counties vote for democrats and that will shape their policies they are they did turn away from the republicans because of the republicans social policies they were against all those anti women programs they were against the anti gay l.g.b. t.q. stuff so they were against that so they've turned to the democrats they are however against increasing taxes they are against public schools financing public schools they are against those sort of things so that will be a shift in what the democratic policies will end up being because they've always been about economic progress of stuff but in fact their new voters are not so for economi

the same people that we know that hillary clinton objected justice. she destroyed subpoenaed emails. 33,000 of them. washed her hard drive with bleach and smashed iphones with a hammer and took away simcards. the same people who looked the other way when hillary clinton and the dnc funneled money through a law firm to fire a research firm to hire christopher steele a foreign national to give us russian lies. the same bureaucrats that applauded when clinton's funnel cashewsed -- cash was used to produce a dossier about president trump. the same people who helped desiminate those russian lies that she paid for, doing that before an election. trusted officials who used the dossier to defraud a fisa court to spy on a trump campaign associate. fraud before the court. the same people who used that dossier to open up an investigation into trump. this all has happened and yeah, a baseless investigation into a president being control by russia is now just par for the course. the hysteria of the media is worse. this was 9 months after they were already investig

the last four presidents, obama, clinton, bush, bush, working with congress built 654 miles of physical barrier, that's wall, along our 2,000-mile southern border. that's before president trump. maria: right. and we're looking right now at a graphic. the wall in nancy pelosi's state. this is the wall separating tijuana from san diego. >> right. yeah, for the -- maria: the wall that has been there and she voted for and knows it's in her own state, and yet she says any more wall is immoral. >> yeah. that's -- we need to get it out of the speaker's hands and the public debate and into the hands of members of congress who have for 20 years known that a comprehensive border security plan includes more personnel, more technology and more physical barrier. president trump's asking for about 234 more miles of physical barrier as part of a comprehensive plan that would not build a wall from shining sea to shining sea, as he said. it would simply do what we've been doing for 20 years. so i'm optimistic that the committee, which just last summer in the senate approved another $1.6 billion for 65 m