president clinton became the democr democrat, the republicans d despiced the most. >> i was clinton's lover for 12 years. >> they viewed him as an imposter. >> the law is the law. the law is sacred. >> ken star had been digging into the clintons for more than two years. >> ru going to be working for the congress? >> his investigation was whining down. >> i am not going to be making any statements. >> out of the blue, some explosive tape recording came his way. >> i never expected to feel this way about him. conversations of monica lewinsky that was secretly recorded by her co-worker. >> if you get an orgasm, that's having sex. >>> no, it is not. >> star ex pannpanded his investigation and looking into lewins lewinsky. >> i could not believe that scar was going down the road. do you understand your answer are testimonies and being given under oath. >> star learned that the president was testifying about lewinsky. >> a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by paula jones. >> i do understand that. >> in his testimony, clinton was not truth full about lewinsky. >> i never had sexual relations

clinton foundation emails. you know that soup for questionable so-called charity that the clintons started even those fbi was trying to figure out if hillary clinton broke any laws with her emails? they weren't allowed to touch or go anywhere near anything having to do with the foundation. joining me, robert patello. it seems to me if you are trying to do an investigation into or email you might want to know these things. >> it goes back to the hypocrisy and dishonesty from james comey. his book, higher loyalty. he cleared her name, even though 152 classified email changes, just brushed that under the rug to pave the way for the presidency in 2016, and trump still managed to get that win. we continue to look for the bogeyman in russia. we haven't seen the mueller report. when that comes out, we'll see where to go from there. but this is collusion within our own department of justice with the clinton campaign. trish: americans don't have answers. why aren't we getting any? >> strzok said the fbi did not have pro

as to the clinton email disposition, why did comey do what he did? why did he take over the investigation in july, make a statement that she did a lot of bad things but not quite a crime? that did affect this election. if the shoe were on the other foot, republicans would have been pretty mad about that. what was the conflict that made loretta lynch so unable to preside over the clinton email investigation? was it just a tarmac meeting, or was it more? i believe there was more there. and i intend to get to there. how could in october, right before the election, we find out that emails on the clinton server wind up in the hands of anthony weiner, and just within 48 hours everybody's good to go. this is bizarre at best. troubling to its core from my point of view. so mr. mueller has been given a . ance to do his job two years, 19 lawyers, 40 f.b.i. agents, 2,800 subpoenas, 500 people interviewed, 230 orders for communication records, 13 requests to foreign governments for evidence, $25 million or more. that is what happened to the trmp -- trump campaig

for the clintons, it was personal because they had worked with ted kennedy. they were friends with ted kennedy, and it was a real blow for us. hillary said where do we go from here? and frankly we didn't have the answer. >> hillary clinton never anticipated, expected to have a well-financed opponent, well organized opponent like barack obama. >> her entire strategy is based on winning early on and closing down shop, moving on to the general election, but that's not happening. they're out of money, and that is a huge problem, but she fights and keeps fighting. >> clinton has loaned her campaign $5 million of her own money to see her through the near term. >> i'm going to keep making our case until we have a nominee, whoever she may be. [ cheers and applause ] >> every chair should have had one of these cards. >> got it. >> i want you to fill it out. i want you become part of this process. >> people underestimated not just him as a candidate but the political operation that he was able to put into place, and i think his background in community organizing helps

clinton. no, there was a group investigating and told they couldn't do their job. remember she was not even interviewed after they had already started this discussion with the doj officials, probably including the attorney general, as she headed it saying we can't charge gross negligence so they already knew the outcome but went through the process and lisa page's transcripts also revealed the fact that this was, you know, sort of unusual. we also saw that with peter strzok we heard it that while they interview a key witness msh fact witnesses in the room who have been granted immunity. this just goes to show the two layers of justice, there was a layer for miss clinton and a level for mr. trump that were not equal and people understand it whether you're republican or democrat or independent or don't care. you can't have a department of justice like that. maria: my audience wants to know what happens now. jerry nadler has subpoena power and let's take a short break and then get to where the accountability is plus talk about the house vote to make the mueller report

president clinton did not fire the head of the fbi. president clinton did not want the head of the fbi in office thought that he had a political agenda against him, but he didn't fire him. president clinton didn't go out every day and call this a witch-hunt and say there was nothing to this. the president went about doing his job. the president clinton didn't 10,000 times tell lies and mislead the american public. he did mislead the american public and lie to them in that roosevelt room. there's no defense of that, but to try to compare these things and i think that's getting back to the axios stories, that's the strength of the axios stories, donald trump is using the full weight of the federal government and the executive branch now to protect himself and to cover-up what he's done and in the case of president clinton, he let this thing go. the idea that we sit here president committed crimes, the president made mistake, he's acknowledged them and that's -- but i don't believe he's committed a crime and the one thing we haven't seen

part of that is because bill clinton survived it. and there is a sense of we kind of already lived through this and we're past it. >> david is right, you're on the couch, watching this soap opera between two formidable opponents and a master class in how to talk about these two historical events. i was taking pictures, i was eating it all up, but the missing piece was monica. no one brought up the impact all of that had on monica, and had there been a monica in today's soap opera, i think this would have been different. i think joe lockhart is right to compare it is apples and oranges. and i think david is absolutely right. it's not just that liberals looked the other way, but many gave bill clinton cover. they excused what he had done and because of me too and so many other factors, i think we would look at that very differently. >> we're in a totally different era. >> if he had been accused of doing what trump had done, it would not take 1100, it would take one or two and we would be having a different conversation then as well. >>

literally hillary clinton's lawyer at the clinton foundation. how in good conscience did she ever get hired by mueller? why was mueller's pit bull, his top prosecutor andrew weissman, a guy who attended hillary clinton's victory party that never transpired. he was a top investigator for mueller. and strzok was involved from the get-go. he was the one that was calling trump supporters smelly walmart shoppers, saying that hillary clinton should win 100 million to 0. he referred to trump as a deplorable human being. he saw the russia probe as an insurance policy to stop trump in case he wins. and don't forget how they rigged -- he was the one that interviewed hillary clinton in her investigation and he was writing her exoneration in may of 2016 before they did the investigation in july. and he interviewed hillary on july 2nd. and then they started investigating donald trump. and what about the biggest slam dunk obstruction of justice case ever? if i had subpoenaed 33,000 emails, i delete them, acid wash my hard drive, and then bust up my devices wi

, his reference on hillary clinton. she was unable to mount the crack campaign to defeat donald trump at the end of the day. i'm not disputing the fact that trump has a lot of messaging that is racially charged. but at this point, he relatively had little messaging about obama, but it was all about crooked hillary. >> your book is out in paperback, ngt, time for volume two,. >> it looks like it's time for volume two, i have news on that soon. what would you write about questioning. >> the president writes it for me and a lot of ways every day. [laughter] >> a republican

he hired, of course, hillary clinton's former clinton foundation attorney jeanne rhee, or the fact that andrew weissmann actually attended hillary clinton's election night party -- it never happened. but breaking tonight, in a sign that we are nearing the end of the witch-hunt, andrew weissmann is now stepping away from team mueller. maybe time to investigate him. i guess he is not happy that the witch-hunt is going to come up short of their goal. and here with more is the "hill"'s john solomon, ohio congressman jim jordan, and author of the number one best seller, "the russian hoax: the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump" now in paperback. let's start, john solomon, with you and your breakingat news. this is amazing. papadopoulos and page, exculpatory information was withheld from the fisa court on top of what we know? >> yeah. listen, today is the day more than any other that you can see the dual justice system. can you see in peter strzok how the fbi took evidence of criminality. the negligent handling of email turned it into an exoneration and took the in

his top lawyer, jeannie rae, literally hillary clinton's lawyer at the clinton foundatio. how in good conscience did she ever get hired by mueller? why was mueller's pit bull, his top prosecutor, prosecutor, andrew weissmann,p the guy intended hillary clinton's election night victory party that never transpired. he was a top investigator for mueller from the very beginning of the investigation. don't forget peter strzok. he was involved from the get-go. you know peter strzok, he had a girlfriend, lisa page, he was calling trump supporter's smelly walmart shoppers, saying that hillary clinton should rode 100 million to zero. he referred to trump as a deplorable human being, loathsome. he saw the russia probe is an insurance policy to stop trump in case he wins. don't forget how they rigged. he was the one who interviewed hillary clinton and her investigation. he was writing hillary's exoneration in may of 2016 they did her investigation in july and he interviewed hillary july 2nd, comey exonerated her july 5th and then they started investigating july trump. what about the b

hillary clinton broke the law and broke the law and broke the law. of the justice department broke the law in order to defend her. >> harris: on the heels of this i mentioned john ratcliffe. he tweeted this. "did peter strzok's hatred of donald trump influence investigation?" and "evidence" against ultra. i guess we will never know. >> leslie: a description anything we're hearing about is seen by the inspector general, who is extremely are sprayed by both democrats and republicans. he found, yes, there was bias, but that this did not play into this decision. it certainly didn't play into the election. the bottom line is, when you have a prosecutorial team, whether it's for the federal government or anywhere, you are not going to go forward with the case unless you can win. that is what i think we saw here, which is, to be fields gross negligence? yes. can we prove intent? >> harris: not even the text messages between peter strzok and lisa page, and this new evidence you're finding out. does it mean nothing to you? >> leslie: have to say, as a democra

strzok who did the interview with flynn and clinton. in the clinton cage, imagine allowing two of her friends in the room while she's being interrogated in an investigation. or as loretta lynch said, a matter. he was writing hillary's exoneration with comey's blessing in may of 2016. they had never done an investigation. the exoneration before the investigation. interviewed her july 2nd. comey kpan raexonerated her jul. not before the infamous tarmac meeting between bill clinton and then attorney general lynch and of course the testimony last week that loretta lynch herself was up to her eyeballs in every decision that was made. even lisa page admitted, they're all democrats, we knew the fix was in. that horribly flawed investigation into hillary clinton now must be reopened if we are to ever have justice in this country. once clinton lost the election, the next phase of the deep state corruption, that kicked in. the insurance policy, hillary's bought and paid for russian lies. imagine russian lies put together by a foreign spy. and the

. >> william jefferson clinton. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the impeachment effort against him failed by a single vote in the senate. >> president nixon. >> aye. >> there it is. >> impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> i have impeached myself. >>> good evening. the constitution's impeachment clause was written by men who fought a revolution to escape the tyranny of kings and now they wanted to keep the president from becoming a monarch. in one version, the grounds for impeachment were treason and bribery. also proposed mall administration. but james madison said that was too vague. what if he asked a president were to cook up speculation. in other words, what if the president were a crook? so george mason of virginia came up with the additional phrase. high crimes and misdemeanors. and that is article 2 section 4 of the constitution. there was a moment in our history where it saved american democracy but at other times it's been turned into a cheap political trick hurled at opponents as a weapon. so which is it today? to answer that question, we need

what secretary clinton did. you would be in jail now. we let mueller look at all things trump related to collusion and otherwise, somebody needs to look at what happened on the other side and find out if the fbi and the doj had two systems. one supporting the person they wanted to win and one out to get the person they wanted to lose. some of these people have been fired for lying and it's now time to have is a special counsel look at all things 2016 not just trump well said senator graham good for you. if america has a equal under the law system a special counsel into the clinton's crimes that were rigged will be appointed by the new attorney general immediately. and, of course, while the fbi gave hillary a free pass, mueller special counsel investigation into the trump campaign, that was tainted. we now know from the get-go. from day one. from the beginning. remember, when strzok texted that his work on the russia collusion investigation he couldn't really explain any of that away. the excuses were beyond weak

election to help hillary clinton. that is the news today. >> sean: let me get to joe and victoria, sorry, joke, but victoria we start with you. i just listed all the things that mueller should have investigated and you were instrumental in getting the uranian one fbi spy that knew all the bribery extortion and money laundering going on as it relates to this uranian deal and the money kickbacks for the clintons. but as we look at mueller never investigated, your thoughts. >> guess who else has never contacted me or my client? doug campbell, jeff sessions said was supposed to be investigating uranian one. we all accepted long ago, sean, that mueller was not going to investigate anything on the republican side. how could he? i agree with the president, 16 angry democrats on the prosecution team. that would have to come with a new attorney general and god bless, bill barr is they are and i trust him to open grand jury and things of that matter. >> sean: joe, look at the big picture we know the same people that rigged the

today sanders, booker, and clinton delivered message of concern about the future of our democracy. >> this is a time, my friends, when fundamental rights, civic virtue, freedom of the prez, the rule of law, truth, facts, and reason are under assault. >> it's our turn to demand that we end all voter suppression in this country. i want to see automatic voter registration in every state in this country. >> i am proud to be here to remember our history, but i worry now that we are at a point in our country where we see a moral vandalism that is attacking our ideals and beliefs and eroding the dream of our nation. >> we begin with cnn political reporter rebecca buck on the 2020 hopefuls in selma. and boy, were they issuing a stark warning about today and how it looks like even the accomplishments from 1965 are in danger of -- well, they are under assault, as they're saying. >> reporter: that's right. that's certainly the message we are hearing at this march hear today. in some ways, this is so much a celebration of how far the country has come, but at the same time, a stark reminder of how

election, influence our election, to help hillary clinton win. a tape recording released by a member of the ukrainian parliament captured an official talking about leaking paul manafort of official records in the middle of thehe 2016 election for the stated purpose f to help hillary clint. the ukrainian court even ruled the leak was an improper effort to influence the american election. that's not all. according to this report by john solomon, you ukraine's top prosecutor accused the u.s. embassy of interfering and corruption prosecution inside the country, including one probe into the alleged misuse of an american aid. a letter service from a senior member of congress for secretary pompeo accusing the current u.s. ambassador in kiev badmouthing the trump administration. this is exactly what mark meadows was talking about tuesday on this show. where's the mueller investigation into these matters? after all, it's already under investigation in the country of ukraine. there is a tape recording that has all this information. where's equal justice un

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, from clinton's closest friend. then he ruled so favorably. he tried to say he was not involved, i don't think too many people believe that, i did not believe that. but she got all those good rulings. g it's really a scandalous situation. it is so badly that it reflects it so horribly, a guy like ohr with his wife, nellie ohr, and gps fusion. she wrote the report, then goes, gives it to her husband who isor at the doj, and then he goes an brings it to the fbi, and she's getting paid for doing it. it's incredible, the things that happened are incredible, and very, very bad for our country. >> sean: i hope you are right. i think we got to get to the bottom of it because if we don't, and the media has been no help, the biggest abuse of power scandal -- if i may move onto a couple couple of issues, conservatives, when you had a 35 day shutdown, you were inviting nancy pelosi, chuck schumer to sit with you. you put daca on the table, dreamers on the table, they said they wanted the furloughed employees to be paid after 3

was at hillary clinton's victory party. only democratic donors -- no republicans at all, and over public and voters -- also jeannie rhee who work for the code the foundation is a lawyer was appointed. how do you feel about mueller today and were you surprised at all, considering the team that he picked in this particular case? it seemed pretty partisan democrat. i thought it was extraordinarily unfair to pick that biased a-team. >> president trump: yeah, it didn't seem to be biased. >> sean: does a good point. >> president trump: it was tremendously anti-trump. it was never trumpers, it was anti-trump. i think in every single instance, i know that andrew weissmann was at her -- i guess he would call it the way, which was the big evening on november november 8th, he was there to celebrate a victory, he was there, and not a happy camper. these are people that contributed, most of them, contributed to her campaign. i mean, it was a shocking to see it. so i wasn't exactly sure -- i know one thing, i had nothing to do with russi

so i want to ask you about the clintons. it's said that the comments the president makes about this investigation are up precedented. are they? >> no. i wish the president and the excise of his discretion would leave the nasty job of attacking the prosecutor to others. but he does it himself. he is follower of his own instinct. mark: he's transparent. >> that, he is. bill and hillary were more clever, if i may say so. i think it's more clever because they were -- mark: or more devious. >> definitely more devious, because they would attack the investigation, and the investigators -- the prosecutor and the prosecutors -- indirectly through surrogates, especially james carville, sidney blumenthal and other members of the clinton caste. mark: so louis freeh, the fbi director during much of this, he would be attacked. was he persona non grata at the white house? >> as far as i understand it, yes. judge freeh was an absolute straight the shooter, just rock-ribbed integrity, and that didn't play well in the clinton white house. rec

just days before democrats would name hillary clinton their presidential nominee, wikileaks uploaded nearly 20,000 hacked e-mails. >> u.s. intelligence agencies believe russian cyber spies hacked into the computer belonging to the democratic national committee. >> they realized what they had been looking at is a credibly complex tact directed by the kremlin designed undermine our democracy, defeat hillary clinton and elect donald trump. >> which as especially in hindsight made that now famous press conference even more unforgettable. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> apparently, russia was listening. >> the russians took it. within hours they started trying to hack her server. former trump campaign adviser, sam nounberg. >> it is not a coincidence. russia took it literally. >> days after trump's unusual request, the fbi opened a counter intelligence into russia's attempt to influence the election and any possible connection with the trump campaign. >> they said you admire president putin? >> i said i don't admire him,

people like hillary clinton and others. ed: we'll wrap up this evening's special with a preview of what's coming up tomorrow. including more special live coverage when we come back. ed: i will see you bright and early tomorrow morning, 6 a.m. eastern on "fox & friends." joint me with pete egg seth for the first word of what's sure to be a busy sunday. jerome coursecy has been in the cross haishes. but he was never indicted. he wants to sound off on what he calls prosecutorial overreach. don't forget about maria bartiromo's interview. my colleague chris wallace is interviews jerry had he had her tomorrow morning on fox news sunday. check your local fox affiliate, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. right here on the fox news channel. if that's not enough, join me and the only dana perino 3 p.m. sunday for a two-hour monster special, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. just as the preliminary findings from robert mueller are likely to be revealed by the personal. the attorney general. you'll get it here first. good night. greg gutfeld coming up next. ♪ >>> my

again like bill clinton did. ken starr was the issue not bill clinton that he wanted americans to focus on. just as today donald trump and donald trump jr. want to focus on the conduct of the fbi and robert mueller rather than the president. as you pointed out, we didn't hear a lot of defense of the president and the things that he was accused of on wednesday. >> talk about base pressure though. john boehner and then paul ryan did what they could to keep the benghazi conspiracy theorists from like hijacking all these committees. and then they tried do it piece meal and it still didn't satisfy the base and finally they threw up their hands and tried this -- so do you think as much as boehner didn't want it, you had to appease -- will pelosi be in that position? >> yes. first new information came to light that led to the committee. and that select committee almost accidentally discovered hillary clinton's home e-mail server which led to a whole other set of issues. but yes, i do think that nancy pelosi because the

those involving andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton. participating are historians john meacham and timothy neftali, white house correspondent peter baker and jeffrey engel, director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university in dallas. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening, everybody. my name is thomas dipiero of the humanities and sciences here at smu and i'm pleased to welcome you. tonight's event is sponsored by the center for presidential history, and i'm pleased to announce that just recently the center was moved. we were very pleased to welcome him to welcome them here because they complement the research and teaching mission of the university so well. the center for presidential history promotes the study of u.s. presidency through teaching, research, public outreach events and also through its collective

the actions and words of the white was referring to were clinton's tweets condemning u.s. representative bill on omar for having the audacity the audacity crazy of her to publicly question a packin the israeli government's political influence over u.s. politicians naturally the elite on both sides of the aisle came screaming to the defense of poor poor poor poor or hurt chelsea clinton as they do when one of their own is actually confronted and held accountable by one of the by one of us of the unwashed masses who are supposed to just shut up do was we're told and never ever question authority or the next in line for the throne it's going to be an interesting and fun and controversial show today so let's start by watching the hawks. want to see the tree if it's a. real that this would be. like that i got. to. welcome her on the watching the hawks i am sorry world for her joining me today is watching all the social media producer devon springer thank you for coming on and talking about this particular interesting piece of news that was insanely viral over the weekend. the y

i mean, chelsea clinton, whatever her many failings and i criticize chelsea clinton many times she did not shoot anybody in christchurch, new zealand. why can't people blame the guy who did it? >> that's the state of our country. we have taken the idea of personal accountability and responsibility and shoved it out of the window and so now any time something happens, we position a lot of people in this generation to just look to somebody else and blame them for somebody else's actions. it's a weird kind of mentality that has developed over the last couple decades. i'm starting to notice it more and more. when i see something like that, i'm going to blame the guy. i have my vitriol for the person who actually committed the crime. i'm not going to look to someone else and escape goat that responsibility on to someone else or even worse inanimate object like a firearm which tends to happen on an even more regular basis. >> tucker: that's exactly right like blaming a hammer when your house falls down. great to see you will. really interesting. >> thank you for having me on again. absolutel

why would he ever hire hillary clinton supporters and a former clinton lawyer and no republicans. you've got to wonder if mueller has paid attention to all of the abuse of power and corruption we have exposed right here on the show for two years. i wonder if he has this fidelity to truth and the law. you know, soon we will all know the answer to that. but it's not a good sign that mueller, you know, points a guy like andrew weissmann. remember enron the accounting case, tens of thousands of people lost her job. this guy license to lie in sidney powell's book. withheld exculpatory evidence. that's mueller's pit bull andrew weissmann. then he put four merrill executives in jail for a full year. that was overturned by the fifth circuit. why would he ever be hired by mueller? today paul manafort case, liberals aren't going to be happy and less paul manafort days in jail. he was sentenced to more prison time for the second case would he have been involved in. none of them, we now have two cases, nothing to do with collusion whatsoever. here's his attorney earlier today. listen to the n

[applause] hillary clinton: just think about it. between 2012, the prior presidential election where was the heavy voting rights act, and 2016, when my name was on the ballot, there were fewer voters registered in georgia than there had been those prior four years. think about it, my friends. mission.e a calling, a effortsto redouble our for the 21st century civil rights movement. don't just come to selma once a year. don't just walk across the bridge. don't just join hands and sing. we have got to get to work. and that means registering every them nond persuading matter how discouraged they might be that their future depends on them showing up to vote. voting for leaders who will respect them and listen to them and work for them and produce for them. 54tht us celebrate this anniversary, but let us not mistake what our mission must be . faithcome from a tradition of being a doer, not just a hearer of the word. and i know that if we do our back thisan take country and put it back on the path that was begun and forged here in selma 54

in 20162 was i'm not hillary clinton. whatever i am i am not hillary clinton. now it's going to be hillary clinton was not that bad compared to what's here. i'm the only thing between you and socialism, whether you like me or not. if you are an independent voter you have me or these people. >> martha: richard, what do you think about that. >> that's obviously a caricature. i'm sure that's exactly what donald trump is going to say. in the house of representatives, for example, where nancy pelosi is older still and the republicans try to run against her, the democrats picked up 40 seats and of those 33 of them are new democrats, pro-business group, the largest caucus in the democratic party in the house is 101 pro-business new democrats. so this caricature as if aoc is somehow calling all the shots happens to not be the case. and the problem donald trump now has is if you look at, again, national polls, 65% think he is dishonest, think he committed crimes before he was president. these are things they didn't think necessarily before 2016 but they do think it now.

. >> governor clinton, you're chomping at the bit. >> bill clinton was the portrait of empathy and connection, all raw nerve endings. >> bill clinton has a kind of vision of the future -- >> i'm not sure i get it, help me with the question and i'll try to answer -- >> and bush has trouble articulating his. >> my agenda for american renewal shows where we should go and how we can get there. >> whatever was in his heart, the sense that people got was he just didn't get it. he didn't know what was going on in their lives. >> bill clinton isn't the only opponent that george bush finds himself up against. >> we had a little guy from dallas, texas, jump in the race as an independent. and that was ross perot. >> ross perot jumped in. and scrambled the entire landscape. and so it was a perfect storm. >> the texan self-made billionaire with no political experience says he'll cut back federal government. and eliminate the deficit. >> here we got the chicken man from arkansas. and we got the potato chipman from maine who claims he's a texan. and what the heck does their experience have to do with anythi

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they gave a lot of people immunity in the clinton e-mail investigation for no good reason. what i think happened. i think the clinton e-mail investigation was short circuited because they didn't want to compromise her ability to win the election. they started the beginning of the russian investigation before he won as an insurance policy in case he did win. >> sean: here's another problem. this is why releasing the fisa which i believe, -- i don't know why the president hasn't signed off. i guessss that's forthcoming. >> he might. >> sean: i hope he did. in bruce orr's testimony, we thought we knew. now we know. he warned everybody in 2016. hillary paid for it. it is tainted. nobody hasor verified it. nobody has corroborated it. christopher steele hates donald trump and has an agenda. christopher steele if anyone said they verified it, we know it is not true. steele in c great britain said e didn't know if it was true himself. they couldn't have verified it. but it used it for fisa warrants. >> it goes deeper than that. bruce is telling the head of the investigation you can

hats off to chelsea clinton for keeping her composure. this incident is an example of the extremism in the democratic party. this is what the left needs to be wary of. and our country needs to be wary of. extremism of any kind is dangerous. but increasingly we are seeing members of the left who have become so radicalized whether it be with socialist ideas or extreme isolationism or the rhetoric we hear from ilhan omar, this kind of sentiment and this kind of behavior is a warning sign. america stands for something. we always have. and i hope we always will. we stand for freedom. we will not condone hate. so good for chelsea clinton. i'm sorry she had to go through that. that's where the left is heading these days. where is the left right now coming out and defending chelsea and saying that kind of behavior is unacceptable. it would be nice if we heard that from them. here right now to react fuel of it is new york republican congressman lee zeldin. what's happened to the party? why do you have this alt-left group going off the rails and go

foundation and clinton world. and i have to say that the reason i think there was a private email server was to hide some of the evidence in regards to how she was mishandling and misusing her position as a secretary -- [multiple speakers] kennedy: hold on richard, i'm going to ask you about something specific.ned, you make a good point because heather samuelson and cheryl mills were the two people to help secretary clinton decide which emails to delete end than wipe the service. there was potentially no evidence of any of that at a later date. we are talking about extremely careless whispers here. so you know, they say there was in fact enough evidence and these are the lawyers at the fbi. there was enough evidence to charge with gross negligence. why are you discounting that, richard? >> of not discounting anything i was asking a question. number one, the fbi works for the doj. the doj prosecutors determine if there is enough evidence, not lisa paige or any lawyer at the fbi number one. and number two, to your p

as t clinton was treated completely differently than what we ended up seeing mr. trump being treated, and that is just wrong. when you have the correct triumvirate of peter strzok, mccabe, and page, when they been to been involved from day one, to the appointment of mueller, this just shows there is a two tiered system and we are going to say, we'll get this out, and we'll put it in ways that people can understand, we'll take it methodically as we go, as we getle them cleared, ad we'll get'r them out of the american people. >> sean: i want to thank you for doing this. there have been many other courageous people. jordan, meadows, devin nunes, i can't name everybody, matt gaetz. all these guys. sara, i know you read this today, and the interesting thing is, aa lot of your early reporting is corroborated, because all saw this information. we now got closer to john brennan, we now get closer to loretta lynch, which gets is closest to barack obama. what did he know, when did he know it? >> i think you're absolutely right. one of the things that i think i found most fa

it backfired when the republicans did it to clinton. look, if the republicans were in power in the house today and hillary clinton where the president, i have no doubt they would do the same thing. this is the way it's come down and it's not right. it's not right when the democrats do it and it's not right when the republicans do it. investigations by congress are supposed to be looking towards legislation.at they are not supposed to be open-ended inquiries into a little wrongdoing on the part of the other party.re that is not the legitimate function of checks and balances otof congress. >> jesse: i agree but when the republicans -- when the republicans did have the gavel, they investigated events where people actually died. the va scandal, benghazi, fast and furious, those to me seem like legitimate concerns. there are issues regarding adam schiff. so little adam schiff, i guess might be in trouble because michael cohen under oath admitted he was colluding or conversating with adam schiff before his sworn testimony, but does he face an

clinton will chime in whenever she thinks appropriate. look, it is easy for us to mock her denial about 2016 and the fact she lost two of all people donald trump makes her absolutely insane, but this is a woman whose whole identity achieving the presidency. she married a man, she hitched her wagon to bill clinton, she put up with serial humiliation for decades. all in the name of getting the ultimate prize. so the fact that she lost not once but twice first to obama and then to trump, it is making her question her very identity. because her whole identity which wrapped up and sacrificed so much of herself worth, self-esteem to get that job and without it who is she? i'm glad she's not running. >> jesse: she was married to bill. >> ritchie: i'm glad she's not running. >> jesse: one more topic bernie sanders on the breakfast club today stumbling a little bit when asked what he's done specifically to help the black community. >> i think if you look at my record in terms of civil rights and other areas, you will find that it is consistently a

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