. nearing day 9 of no power. you heard former advisor to bill clinton doug schoen saying now is the time for military action. >> we need to do something demonstrative. remember john bolton had 5,000 troops on a piece of yellow paper for colombia? we need to embolden the colombians. and we need to be able to send troops there, forcibly open borders. we need to get food in. we need to act, not just talk. trish: we are going to talk to a retired general who agrees with doug schoen. mr. strzok in his closed door testimony saying the fbi did not have access to the private emails because of a deal she struck with the justice department that blocked access to her server. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. trish: students fighting back, filing the first lawsuits in that scandal with rich and famous parents. the pair of stanford students suing these eight elite colleges say their degrees are now tarnished by the scandal and worth less. they claim future employers may question whether they have been admitted to this university based on their own ability or their parents' payout. >> the clas

and keeping witnesses silence. >> william jefferson clinton. >> i did not have sexual relationship with that woman. >> impeachment effort against him failed by a single vote. >> president nixon, a fallen leader. >> impeached or high crimes and misdemeanors. >> i have impeached myself. ♪ good evening, i am fareed zakaria. the constitution impeachment clause was written by men who fought a revolution to escape the tyranny of kings. now they wanted to keep the president from becoming a monarch. in one version, the impeachment of bribery and malice administration. james madison says that was too vague. what if a president would cook up a scheme of speck haitiulati other words, what if the president were a crook? george mason of virginia came up with the phrase, high crimes and misdemeanors, that's article two, section four of the constitution. there was a moment in our history when it saved american democracy but in other times, it turned into a cheap political trick as a weapon. which is it today? to answer that question, we need to understand the past so we know whether impeachment

, something they would never do in the obama or clinton administrations. and roger stone is going bankrupt, facing trial for harassing a witness. cohen, of course, we know his case. other crimes related to bank application fraud and taxes. manafort may spend the rest of his life in prison because of taxes and, again, lying on bank loan applications. what do they all have in common? nothing, zero to do with trump, the campaign or collusion. they're never coming here. they're never going to be extradited. many were russian spies or russian bot companies. they're never going to allow that to happen. none of these charges involve campaign collusion whatsoever. but we have plenty of pre-dawn raids and guns drawn and doors kicked down in the middle of the night, swat gear, hours and hours of hardcore investigation, screws turned, lives ruined. the money spent for what? it was always a hoax, a lie conceived by hate, driven by fear. a 22-month witch-hunt, not into a crime, but into an individual, a person. that's donald trump, who became president, and everyone around him. this is not how

making a decision that leaves people scratching their heads. >> what happens in the clinton years, when crimes were committed, the president should be held accountable, then how do we go about it. the president was held in contempt by united states district court judge for obstruction of justice. so this can be dismissed as moral justice. president clinton committed t m crimes. >> obstruction of justice. we don't know how much robert ra mueller will go into that. you cannot indict a sitting president, but if you can't charge someone you don't put it in the mueller report, you won't release, publicly invest -- if it is a public matter, don't the american people deserve to know what evidences that been collected about obstruction of justice. >> i think bill barr, i nearly said bob barr, made it clear he wants to be as transparent as he can, consistent with the law. he has to look as a very able attorney general, and then he says i need to be or i want to be as transparent as i can. >> but you said you need the facts. you're not going to ans wer alison if you have seen a pattern beca

clinton and top ukrainian government official that wanted her elected. we will have all the details coming up with john solomon. but before we get to the top story ask yourself a couple of questions, will this be investigated for three years, two by euler and one by the fbi and banned the democratic donors? will the mainstrea mainstream mn even cover a story with tapes? we will not hold our breath, that story and much more tonight. we first turn our attention to hannity watch, the crop of democratic hopefuls. democrats pushing to give 16-year-olds the right to vote, against drink to you can't drink till 21 to stack the supreme court so they get enough justices that think their way and will legislate from the bench and proposing an end to the electoral college. now what is happening, we will break it down. this is a scary attempt by politicians to centralize power and control the lives of you, we, the american people. and right now, it is the party line among almost all the radical democrats running to be president in 2020. a blatant, dramatic frightening attempt to alter america in

hired mr. steele to go to russia and investigate clinton and the report was prepared and given to the department of justice, used to get a warrant against a clinton associate and the underlying information in the dossier proved to be garbage, everybody in the world would have it on the front page, it would be endless chatter on the cable networks. i'm also convinced that the agents involved in investigating clinton, if the shoe were on the other foot, hated her and wanted trump to win, we'd be having a thorough discussion. i'm also convinced if they interview trump with a couple of his associates there not under oath, and already made up a decision not to charge him, that there would be outrage in this country. so the rule of law applies both to republicans and democrats. why do we have a special counsel? in rare circumstances to have somebody outside the department of justice to take a look at a hot topic. i know the president did not believe that a special counsel should have been appointed. i do. it was clear to me that jeff sessions was part of the trump campaign. when it came tim

took, the approach they took to the clinton investigation and the one they've taken to the trump investigation. maria: you joined us four weeks ago on this program. at that time you said you wanted to get the electronic communication from the department of justice and the fbi, you wanted electronic communications to understand exactly how the trump investigation into collusion even began. you've now seen the electronic communication, yes? >> that's correct. so it took us a long time to actually get this, what's called the electronic communication. as we now know, for your viewers, it's the original intelligence, the original reasons that the counterintelligence investigation was started. now, this is really important to us because the counterintelligence investigation uses the tools of our intelligence services that are not supposed to be used on american citizens. so we've long wanted to know, well, what intelligence did you have that actually led to this investigation? so what we found now, after the investors or have reviewed it, is that, in fact, there was no intelligence. >>

explain how that would work. >>> two former rivals in clinton/lewinsky scandal in the room for the first time. you'll hear them spar over the current special counsel probe and whether president trump obstructed justice. >>> "the miami herald" digs up a photo of president trump with the woman who once owned that spa where robert kraft was accused of soliciting prostitution. we'll have details on how she ended up at the trump golf club to watch the super bowl. the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ tremfya® is for adults with remoderate. to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have sympt

never do any obama or clinton administrations. roger stone is going bankrupt, facing trial for allegedly lying to congress and harassing a witness. michael cohen, of course, we know his case, pleading guilty to lying to congress, other crimes related to taxicab medallions, and bank applications fraud and taxes, and paul manafort, oh, he may spend the rest of his life in prison because of taxes and, again, lying on bank loan applications. what do they all have in common? nothing, zero, to do with trump, theav campaign, russia, or collusion. mueller also indicated dozens of russians -- russian nationals, they will never come here, never be n extradited. many were russian spies are russian about companies that will never, ever face trailer be extradited to the united states. putin come with a bad actors they are, russians, the bad nation they are, they will never allow it to happen. none of these charges involve camping collusion whatsoever. we have plenty of predawn raids and guns drawn and doors kicked down in the middle of the night, s.w.a.t. gear, hours and hours of hard core

, hillary clinton had no reason to lose florida, she had a prime group of puerto rican refugees who come there who are very much inclined to vote democratic, and yet they went after nothing, they didn't do any work on it, they famously didn't travel to wisconsin, a state that was always going to be a swing state. they make these fundamental decisions that mismatch policy and politics all the time. they are not holistically good at politics. they are great at some things, once in a generation candidate like barack obama, or they'll get a policy that people can get behind or they will get a campaign that runs well but they will not have the other elements holistically combined. it's one of those things that it got wrecked and spoiled by success, that selection with bill clinton, and barack obama that they thought they will always have a superstar candidate and hillary was not that first 2016. the defendant 2020. >> those that turn down the 2018 change your mind at all, younger people showing up in the suburban mom et cetera. >> sure, the biggest story in 2018, republican women got a s

in the end you thought, well, this is going to be hillary clinton's time. >> for some time now it has been now secret that senator hillary clinton would run for president, but today on her website she made it official. >> i'm not just starting a campaign, though, i'm beginning a conversation. >> after six years as a senator, people believe in our pull by overwhelming margins that she has the credentials and the leadership skills to be president. >> i'm in it to win it with your help! >> she got a lot of experience. her husband was president, a pretty popular president. she had all the money. she had all the backers. she had all the big names. it looked like a good bet. >> senator barack obama threw his hat into the ring today. >> one thing you can say about illinois senator barack obama is that there has never been another presidential candidate like him. he has a foreign sounding name that rimes with osama. and he's admitted to using marijuana and cocaine as a teenager. he is half black, half white, and in terms of political experience, green. >> as a senate candidate in 2004, ba

officials accused of political bias in their investigation, against president trump and hillary clinton the lawmaker is here, doug collins (bird chirping) lots to do, hope you fuelled up. sure did. that storm sure ripped through. yep, we gotta fix that fence and herd the cattle back in. let's get at it. (whistle) (dog barking) (♪) tthis is the invitation to lexus sales event. lease the 2019 is 300 for $329 a month for 36 months. now thru march 31st. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. now audible members get free fitness and wellness programs to transform your mind and body. download the audible app and start listening today. ♪ if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax has 8 designed benefits for healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself, with align probiotic. and try align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health all of you. how you live

development. for context, let's remember peter strzok, virulently anti-trump pro-hillary clinton, fbi investigator. he is involved in every single role here, every integral role, in both the fbi's clinton investigation, wait a minute, "matter," and the subsequent probe into the trump campaign. and strzok helped author hillary's exoneration letter. he was among the agents who later interviewed hillary. he says he knew he was in the room when they took out the words from the doj, oh, gr"gross negligence," the legal standard, oh, "reckless ydisregard." and, remember, they added the new stature of intent, lisa page told us last night this went right in to loretta lynch's office. all of it! what did she know? when did she know it? what did she tell obama? what did he know? when did he know it? at the same time he was texting his fbi girlfriend lisa page that hillary would win and should win 100 million to zero. trump supporters were smelly walmart people. that trump was deplorable. even vowed to stop trump and so much more. we are talking about hundreds of graphic anti-trump, pro-hillary t

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states. how can you talk about blackmailing, keeping witnesses silent. >> 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 oppon

the polls. a lot of prominent democrats decided to take pass on the presidential race. bill clinton saw an opportunity and he seized it. >> i want to be president so we can invest in our people and produce again and win again. >> the president isn't overly concerned about the young governor from arkansas. >> bill clinton was not seasoned, inexperienced, he'd be able to clean his clock. >> here was george bush seeing the prospect he would run against someone his son's age. he just couldn't take bill clinton seriously. as he said to his key people in the white house, can you imagine bill clinton sitting at this desk? and they all laughed. thanksmrs. murphy. unitedhealthcare, hi, i need help getting an appointment with my podiatrist. how's wednesday at 2? i can't. dog agility. tuesday at 11? nope. robot cage match. how about the 28th at 3? done. with unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans, including the only plans with the aarp name, there's so much to take advantage of. from scheduling appointments to finding specialists, it's easier to get the care you need when you need it. tthis

my opening monologue tonight. we know now there was never a real investigation into hillarye clinton as it relates to the espionage act and obstruction of justice. i say, if we're going to get this right, we've got to go back there. not only did they rigg a primar, they tried to rig a general election. in spite of warnings, from bruce ohr in august of 2016, they went ahead and relied on ad phony, unverified dossier full of russian lies paid for hillary clinton. they lied by omission and lied directly to fisa court judges repeatedly. how can we possibly have real justice in this country and a real constitutional republic? if we don't go to the bottom of all of that? >> lindsey graham said we have to. i know he will be on later. he said we have to and he's 100% correct. t there something else fundamental, you said it. it start to the dossier, which we all know is salacious and unverified. who said that? james comey. what do we have -- >> sean: that was in january of 2017. he signed the fisa warrant in october of 2016 saying the opposite to the fisa court. that's a broad! >> exactly. th

hillary clinton 's private email server. and a bombshell transcript released today shows that it takes a village to keep track of all the improprieties. peter strzok told the house oversight committee that the fbi did not have access to clinton 's foundation emails. they were on hilarious private server because they consent agreement saying quote - negotiated between the department of justice attorneys and counsel, for clinton. nothing shady going on there. he also testified that hillary clinton was not a suspect in a criminal probe into her own server scandal which runs completely counter to testimony released yesterday by his lawyer friend with benefits, lisa paige. peter strzok admitted to having an affair with lisa paige even though he knew made him vulnerable to blackmail and did so despite knowing of an agent who was recruited for the same reason. enough to make you want to destroy your blackberry with a hammer. andy's little bit of bleach. the investigation into the email server, was legit? or did they just struck out? our guest president and founder of lgbt for trump chris barr

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love and kindness in this country. 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 nunberg. the timing of the attack was deliberate. >> 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

in the election, and he decided to do nothing about it because he thought hillary clinton was going to win. so he didn't want to do anything because he thought that clinton was going to end and he didn't want to upset the apple cart. but he knew about it. and the question is, one of the many, many questions, and this is probably not as big as other questions, because you are talking about major, major treason and corrupt -- all the things. one of the questions, why didn't

tonight. we know now there was never a real investigation into hillary clinton as it relates to the espionage act and obstruction of justice. i say if we're going to get this right, we've got to go back there. not only did they rig a primary, they tried to rig a general election. in spite of warnings, they went ahead and relied on a phony, unverified dossier full of russian lies paid for hillary clinton. they lied by omission and lied directly to fisa court judges repeatedly. how can we possibly have real justice in this country and a real constitutional republic? >> we have to and he's 100% correct. this starts with the dossier. which we know is salacious and unf unfer unverified. who said that? james comey. >> sean: he signed the fisa warrant saying the opposite. >> that's exactly what i was going to say. then you have the fisa warrants on top of it. the whole impetus was this dossier, this counterintelligence investigation regarding collusion. and guess what? after 2,800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants -- 300 search warrants, 500 witness interviews, 13 countries, no collusion, no

, former u.s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general in the clinton administration. cynthia, let's start with you and the question of pardon. there was an interesting exchange that took place during michael cohen's hearing last week wednesday. let's have you listen to it and get your reaction. >> when was the last communication with president trump or someone acting on his behalf? >> i don't have the specific date, but it was a while ago. >> and what did he or his agent communicate to you? >> unfortunately this topic is actually something that's being investigated right now by the southern district of new york. >> is there any other wrong doing or illegal act that you are aware of regarding donald trump that we haven't yet discussed today? >> yes. and again, those are part of the investigation that's currently being looked at by the southern district of new york. >> going back to the question of pardon and the new reporting in the new york post. >> it could go to that, we don't know. it sent shivers up the spine of the lawyers at the white house. it could be a pardo

presidential nominee hillary clinton and senator cory booker spoke earlier today at the annual bloody sunday commemorative service at the ifwn chapel african american global methodist church in selma, alabama. this week marks 54 years since peaceful demonstrators were beaten by alabama state troopers as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge. [applause] clinton: this is the day that the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. and then, let's get to work. here withrilled to be my friend and your congresswoman and thank her for the work she is doing, the leadership she is toviding, and the imperative once again have a voting rights act that protects and defends the right of every single american to vote. herep, thank you for being and presiding over this. reverend strong, you have been a wonderful host. thank you so much for opening more --re -- once [no audio] and everyone associated. especially at this moment that is fraught with peril for our country. and reverend green, windows bones -- when those bones get up and when that spirit is breathed into them and they start cli

? let's start with hillary clinton in this case. it is clear, read the law, the espionage act, 18 usc 793, she had an illicit private server in a mom-and-pop shop bathroom closet and we know it contained, james comey told us, classified, top secret, and marked classified information. she was grossly negligent in the handling of the classified information. don't forget, remember, the obstruction law, well, that is 18 usc 1505. remember, subpoenaed emails that were destroyed, some 33,000 of them? and the hard drives were acid washed? nobody in the country knew what bleach bit was before hillary clinton. then of course, an aide breaking up smartphones and blackberries with hammers and removing sim cards. that is just the tip of the iceberg. by the way, what would happen if i deleted 33,000 emails and did the same thing? just wondering. i think i would probably be in jail today. now don't forget about other w potential violations, perjury, false, misleading statements, none of this even includes the big scandal like pay for play allegations the clinton foundation, the uranium one scandal, whi

others like hillary clinton and reverend jesse jackson in marching across the edmund pettus bridge. 54 years ago this week peaceful protesters simply demanding the right for black people to vote were beaten and hosed by alabama state troopers as they attempted to cross the bridge. march 7th, 1965, a day which became known as bloody sunday. 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

starr who investigated president clinton and whitewater in the 1990s. he spoke before the judiciary committee in an open hearing. but he was an independent counsel, not special counsel. so the report went to the house of representatives and the house voted to publicize that report. the house voted a non-binding resolution 420-0 that the report should be publicized. but they don't have any real weight here. people say what is this summary going to be like? the house speaker nancy pelosi indicated today she doesn't want a classified briefing for the congressional leadership. she want something comprehensive so all members can go and talk and understand what's in this report. ed: here with reaction, all the developing news. the house intel committee member devin nunes. john brennan was supposed to be in a non-partisan job when he was there. he has been charge the last two years that treason was dplitted. where does the president go to get his reputation back? >> it won't be easy. and i don't think any american should be celebrating anything to do with mueller. there are indictments tha

starr who investigated president clinton and whitewater in the 1990s. he spoke before the judiciary committee in an open hearing. but he was an independent counsel, not special counsel. so the report went to the house of representatives and the house voted to publicize that report. the house voted a non-binding resolution 420-0 that the report should be publicized. but they don't have any real weight here. people say what is this summary going to be like? the house speaker nancy pelosi indicated today she doesn't want a classified briefing for the congressional leadership. she want something comprehensive so all members can go and talk and understand what's in this report. ed: here with reaction, all the developing news. the house intel committee member devin nunes. john brennan was supposed to be in a non-partisan job when he was there. he has been charge the last two years that treason was dplitted. where does the president go to get his reputation back? >> it won't be easy. and i don't think any american should be celebrating anything to do with mueller. there are indictments tha

. >> okay. >> tucker: this is a progressive activist screaming at chelsea clinton and blaming her for the shootings at the church christchurch because she criticized omar over aipac. i watch. this after all have you done. [inaudible] this right here is the result of a massacre. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry you feel that way mean? what does that mean? >> tucker: chelsea clinton apologized because that's what you have to do. why is it that when a crazy person kills innocents, other people have to blame bystanders? 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

nomination like hillary clinton. how often does it work the other way? there are a couple of other examples in modern times, we thought we'll take you through them. early on in the 1972, democratic race again. not everybody ended up running. primaries worked differently back then. george mcgovern ended up being the nominee. he did not so well in the general election. 76, here is a famous example, one of the first polls you saw from gallup and at the bottom you saw jimmy carter. he went from worst to first. he won the presidency. that's the most famous example that i think of a dark horse will emerge in '88. what really helped him, dukakis, he eventually won the nomination. they thought george bush senior was in visible but turns out he was not. >> on the republicans side, last time around our poll, on the eve of donald trump's campaign announcement, he was at 1% in our poll and he over came this field and won the presidency and maybe one of the reasons so many democrats like jay inslee are looking at the democratic field right now saying why not me. i may start back there but if tr

politically? will it hurt them in 2020 because of the fallout surrounding former president clinton's impeachment? is pelosi trying to obfuscate so that she can later claim the evidence is forcing her to carry out impeachment proceedings that you never wanted to do? or does she have some insight perhaps into the mueller investigation that there actually is no trump-russia collusion, no evidence, as we have been telling you. we also know the answer to all those questions. make no mistake. speaker pelosi is speaker in name only. ultimately, she will do anything and everything to placate this radical base inside her party and their numbers are growing. those radicals also are about to face a major disappointment. spoiler alert. mueller's come up empty. there was no trump/russia collusion. instead, a corrupt, abusively biased, politically motivated two to your justice system has been h uncovered. and tonight, we have hugee breaking news in our "hannity watch" on the deep state. i'm going to go slowly. lot of information. everything we thought we knew about these deep state actors has now

desperation. a former advisor to bill clinton is here on record on this show calling for military action now. he's here in just moment. retired four-star general jack keane hasek cluesive intel on reports that china is offering to help venezuela restore power. bombshell testimony from lisa page's closed door hearing revealed. covington high school student nick sandmann filing a lawsuit against cnn for $275 million following the $250 million lawsuit he filed against "the washington post." "trish regan primetime" gibbs right now. new developments in the scandal rocking hollywood and the academic world. actress lori loughlin released on bail. using her home to make bail. the pay-for-play scandal is indeed this one. her husband has already posted bond of a million dollars along with actress felicity huffman. they along with four dozen others paid bribes in exchange for their children's admission into elite universities. reporter: one of the most of recognizable parents even snared in this college admissions cheating scandal went before a judge today. lori loughlin was taken into custody. she app

in bringing clinton's investigation so she could remain the democratic candidate, those involved in trying to alter an impact election with russian lies they knew were allies but they disseminated them anyway. all while persecuting the trump campaign for something he never did or his campaign never did. tonight i will let congressman devin nunes give your preview of the coming attractions. take a look. >> we continue to work on the house intelligence committee. we will make keying several criminal referrals we hope the justice department will take these out. >> one of those criminal referrals going to be made? >> sometime in the next two, three, four weeks. would like to see was in the miller report. >> sean: my sources telling me tonight this will only be the tip of the iceberg. what's going to be happening in coming weeks will be major. could should be major, there will be more after that. it's not just coming from senator nunez, senator lindsey graham who will join us in a minute. kino has reopened the senate investigation into the fisa abuse scandal and remember we still have th

you can, get us hillary clinton's emails! please, russia, please! please! get us the emails! please! >> reporter: as you can see there, president trump feeding off the energy from a very enthusiastic crowd. this was his third appearance at cpac since taking off and some people trace the launch of his political career back to the speech he delivered at cpac in 2011 so a event long friendly to president trump and we saw him there in his element. >> sarah westwood, thanks so much. >>> joining us now to discuss is siraj hasmi and daniel lipman. longest speech of the presidency, he felt almost like 2016. trump is, obviously, in full campaign mode here. it was said that when the president needs to recharge, he turns to his base. cpac is where he made his first political speech. is the president using this, this two-hour plus speech, to kind of recover from a bruising week of losses? >> more like a bruising couple of months. we had the longest government shutdown of u.s. history, in addition to the fact that trump declaring a national emergency to build a border wall coming into question w

states that hillary clinton won who are poised to take their seats anyway. so my thing is do on the principals and not on donald trump. >> send them a memo. i know you're quite exercised about and i think a lot of people were about the tough guy statement about having the police and all the tough guys and the military guys and bikers in his pocket. what is that? what is he doing when he's doing that? >> that was the most significant and chilling news story before the horrible tragedy in new zealand. this is inciting or threatening violence. when you say i've got military and police and bikers for trump and things could get very bad. we know there are crazy people out there or people easily persuaded who will take that as a signal they better keep their assault weapons locked and loaded. and we also know there is a chance -- and it's something we have to consider, a worst-case-scenario, where mueller and others get close to trump, he might call on his people to take to the streets and that could bring us violence and that's where this declaration of emergency k which could be used to

country from threats to flasfrom nation security. what was it? >> if hillary clinton was one and she gave chelswhich he wilc clearance and her husband who is involved if finances got a security clearance, wouldn't republicans justifiably be screaming from the roof tops. >> the american people knew. >> i don't know. >> it's hard to believe that republicans would not be saying are you kidding me. chelsea clinton is sitting in on meetings and going overseas and meeting with foreign leaders. >> there's a lot of things the clintons did that republicans were criticizing. bill clinton could have lost a security clearance. >> this doesn't bother you? >> going to talk about the clintons -- what i'm saying is partisan politics will come into there. of course they are. the fact of the matter is jared kushner has a real portfolio. he's leading middle east negotiations on behalf of the president. the president has the right to say i want him to have a security clearance. hi daughter is an adviser to the white house. >> it doesn't bother you that he's seeking funding or having meetings in his business

the reasons that i and others thought that bill clinton didn't get impeached is because -- why the voters weren't there on it even if they felt like he committed a crime, the voters knew that bill clinton was a philanderer in 1992. that was a deal they made. they decided okay, that comes with the package. with donald trump, you have russia over here, the voters didn't make a deal to do russia. but on his business dealings, they made that deal. they knew -- that wasn't a secret. that may be why democrats realize that no matter how sleazy it looks, voters made the deal. >> remember bill clinton was impeached, he wasn't convicted. but i think you're right, when people went to the polls, they knew the basics about donald trump. they knew this was a person who had been on the edge in his business career, whose horl mo were questionable to put it mildly. that is the package people voted for. what i think we saw this week is that even if you thought she knew everything about donald trump, there are still surprises. and those revelations, those new facts create momentum. i felt that the wh

ever conducted. 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 he 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 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 memory project which is an oral hi

and muslim rights activists leaned back and chelsea clinton of the clinton dynasty while both of them were attending a vigil in new york for the victims of the christchurch massacre take a listen. you're all the time all this stuff for you that is. to say. let's face it you hate. you we hate you we hate you this if this this face here is the result that's still i feel like you would think that. and i'm not you know that i want you to feel inside twenty nine people died just a minute but. i don't think you did that i'm sorry you feel that we knew you wouldn't believe that. 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 w

opponents. people like jim comey and hillary clinton and andrew mccabe, call on to be prosecuted, while trying to get investigations into his allies. mike flynn, paul manafort, and to himself. so this is -- in each case, decisions in these arenas are supposed to be made on the merits. not because of your standing with the president. and the way he corrupts them has long-standing deleterious effects for the overall -- >> house democrats said they're going to investigate this, nelson. this is just another component of what they plan to investigate. they had michael cohen on the hill this week. michael cohen has been compared to john dean during the nixon era. and john dean wrote an op-ed, and responding to it, he said what is most similar about my and mr. cohen's testimony, we challenge authoritarian presidents of the united states by revealing their lies and abuses of power. mr. trump is the first authoritarian president since mr. nixon and neither he or supporters will play fair. mr. cohen will be dealing with these people all the rest of his life. all americans are affected by t

investigating a democrat and especially a very well-liked, controversial though he was, but bill clinton was likable, empathetic, charming, and he also was very effective at using surrogates to attack the investigation whereas president trumpro has chosen -- i think unwisely -- to do the attacks himself. mark: you and your investigation were attacked relentlessly. were there any efforts by members of congress to protect your investigation, to protect your appointment? were there any sympathetic voices in most of the media? i know there were a few reporters who were actually reporters, but as a whole it was pretty dastardly, wasn't it? >> i would say no with respect to members of congress, there may have been some speeches on the floor from time to time. then when the going really got rough during the monica lewinsky phase of the investigation and the press criticism became extremely intense, i do remember vividly a call from senator orrin hatch saying, ken, you need to get out there. it wasn't that i was hiding for reasons we've already discussed. you need to get out there, you should do thi