because we have pictures of president clinton more than 26 legs of flights in route and back from this iowa. and where all of this cilicia took place and so it doesn't surprise me that the democrats are trying once again not to put it on a truck but to deflect from their own guilt remember that jeffrey epstein is a major donor and that president trump as candidate trump in 2015 at c pac when interviewed by sean hannity said when he was asked about bill clinton he said he better keep his distance from epstein because i'm telling you what that ship's going down so he's been warning about epstein for more than a decade to try to tie this to him is as ridiculous as trying to present the trump russia collusion story that didn't work i know that was pretty ridiculous so i'm not surprised we're trying it again brian your thoughts on all of this and maybe any thoughts about the timing of it why now go ahead. well 1st i'd like to go back and correct a couple of factual inaccuracy is number one the russian investigation is not a hoax number 2 we all know from volume 2 page 2 of the mole the repo

the corruption of the clintons knows no limits. hillary clinton layed many times to the fbi. nothing happened to her. oh, boy, they're going to be reporting about you tonight. crooked hillary. she is a crooked one. epstein had an island. that was not a good place, as i understand it. and i was never there. so yes, there is, did bill clinton go to the island? that's the question. if you find that out you're going to know a lot. >> and he bring it back to ep teen, scott. what is the obsession with the clintons? why would he tweet something so absurd today? >> well, a couple of things. number one some of the things he said about the clintons were not conspiracy theories bill clinton did take advantage of women that's well-known. hillary clinton did do things with the fbi that got her in trouble in 2016 these are in the conspiracy theories in the enstene case this is a conspiracy theory as i said earliyer. >> i'm not trying to relitigate each of those what i'm trying to say is he is obsessed why? >> look, republicans for years have been on the trail of the clintons. i wrote about

but clinton thinks differently. if i need this line today, there ain't no less drugs being sold out here, i ain'tjust not selling it. trust me, there ain't no taking me and drugs off no road. no, no, no, no, no. all they're doing is stopping my money, they're not stopping no drugs. the users are not going to go, oh, he's locked up, let's not smoke drugs no more. they don't, they come down here the same way, they don't have to see me, they will see another guy. they didn't take no drugs off the road by locking me up, trust me. what you did here meant you went to prison for ten years? yeah. more? more than that because i have done two of them. how much did that change your life? dramatically. do you know what i mean? because that's a long time. the first time i went was seven years, the second time i went was five years, so that's 12 years off your life. obviously, anybody loses 12 years, it is going to change them, do you know what i mean? but ijust grew up anyway, to be honest. i wouldn't say prison rehabilitated me

the people investigating clinton wanted her to win and trying to lose. the people who started the investigation against president trump wanted him to lose and heard a win. the chief source of the faisal warrants was mr. steele who hated trump's got so there a common theme here that the investigation of trump was very biased and the fact that mccabe has sued is very interesting to me. it gives me a chance as the chairman of the committee to look into whether or not the fbi acted inappropriately towards mr. mccabe or was it his fault that he got fired? i would look into that. >> sean: is it fair for me to say the following -- all of this cast of characters, the majority of them were involved in a rigged investigation where the evidence into violating the espionage act was overwhelming and incontrovertible and not being the underlying crime, the subpoenaed emails that were deleted and acid washed and beaten up with hammers, et cetera, that would be a slam-dunk obstruction case. is it fair to say the russian line is that hillary clinton bought and paid for a

something clinton now regrets. you'll make we we re clinton now regrets. you'll make we were prepared to do anything to anybody. every we are going up to do things, it was about how much money we could get that was it. but it became clear there are more lucrative money making opportunities in st. paul's than street robbery. £100 then, ten stones, 16. i got a phone call and it was a maid and he said it was some and at the bottom of the road who wants one of those things. so ijust of the road who wants one of those things. so i just left of the road who wants one of those things. so ijust left and i rolled it up the road, came back with 20 quid. you have to think like, before this, we might be out all day for 25. he had about four orfive people and gota 25. he had about four orfive people and got a fiver between ten of us. the aggi crew were already well known to the authorities for their robberies but they soon became the main players and bristol's class a drug market and the occasional £20 sale of of crack turned into a multi—pond business, there was n

he created a crypted gmail account as a way to copy all of hillary clinton's i mails including -- clinton's e-mails for everyone to hack. we have some of the most convincing evidence yet involving bruce and nellielie or because new documents show nellie ohr, contractor for fusion g.p.s. commissioned by the hillary clinton campaign was funneling anti-trump materials through her husband, a top official, at the department of justice who had several secret meetings with dossier author christopher steele. and in some casings nelli -- cases, nellie ohr didn't need her husband to disseminate her research because other documents show she was communicating with other top d.o.j. officials while working with fusion g.p.s. it's really unbelievable. now, of course, this is all just one way that intelligence was weaponized against team trump. don't forget about the use of spies. like this guy. alleged f.b.i. i informant halper. who is now claiming that immunity covers him in defamation lawsuit against him, that is raising more questions about the former cambridge professor. joining me for reaction to thi

according to a new senate report, the same clinton i.t. aide who defied a subpoena admitted to the f.b.i. he created an encrypted gmail account as a way to copy all of hillary clinton's e-mails for including classified documents. that's right, on a google server for everyone to hack. we have some of the most convincing evidence yet involving bruce and nellie ohr because new documents obtained by judicial watch show that nellie ohr, a former contractor free fusion gps -- remember, being commissioned by the hillary clinton campaign -- was funneling anti-trump materials through her husband, a top official at the department of justice, who had several secret meetings with dossier author christopher steele. and in some cases, nellie ohr didn't even need her husband to disseminate her seedy op research because other documents showed nellie ohr wasg communicating with other top doj officials while she was working with effusion gps. it's really unbelievable. now, of course, this is all just one way that intelligence was weaponized against team tru

what that means was the so-called probe into clinton was a con job. it's now more obvious that the investigation was rigged from the very beginning. under comey, mccabe, strzok, they were never going to bring any charges against hillary clinton, never. she absolutely got a get out of jail free card and if you don't believe me, if you ever have your emails subpoenaed, you delete them, you acid wash your hard drive and you destroy your phones with a hammer and remove the sim card, good luck with that. maybe try lying to a judge one day on a spectacular level using russian lies. or maybe try spying on innocent people one day, tryru that. good luck to you, because if the people who did all of this are not held accountable, we might as well just shred the united states constitution because this will be the banana republic states of america. that's not going to be good. one system of justice for the powerful, the connected, one for the rest of us. it appears tonight the level of commitment to protect hillary clinton and take down donald trump was real. at t

the president obama, president clinton i work for both face similar efforts, i can remember there was about 100 votes against both budget agreement, 110 if i'm not mistaken. you had children's healthcare, coverage for 10 million children, i hope scholarship credit, major major environmental so voting against it. here is what i would say there is an etiological, but i say this is somebody who comes out of a centerleft perspective rather than slight twist left center. we don't disagree about making sure that those who need healthcare haven't been everybody. i really do think we should focus of the party on the 35 million americans that are single illness awaiting. how do we get there prayed not whether we should get there. we also have an agreement that no family should take a second mortgage or second job to give the child a chance of education. right now there's another story out of chicago were. were making the kids dependent on some of the off so they can get better scholarships. the crisis is not what the parents did at the cost for even well-off families. there's a fight but more

that is very important. >> and we talk about the impeachment of partisan clinton -- president clinton? notwas president clinton prosecuted for perjury when he light under oath about his adultery? prof. dershowitz: i was part of his defense team, so i'm going to give you a more defense-oriented perspective he -- perspective. ,e was, as you know, disbarred or suspended from the bar, because of his alleged perjury, and there there were some questions about the technicalities as to whether the crime of perjury had been established. he could have been prosecuted after he left office. you can't be prosecuted while office, i believe, for crimes committed while you are in office, and i think that is a good rule for america. i also think it would be a good rule that you couldn't be sued while you are in office. you have to postpone the time of the lawsuit, the statute of limitations should be postponed i want tok, decriminalize andy weaponize the criminal justice system. i wrote another book before this call trumped-up about how the criminal justice system is being used by both sides to try to

he doesn't like george w bush and he uses bill clinton as a punching bag. the very fact of the matter is he was beat by hillary clinton by 3 million votes. that sticks in his crawl. he almost was undone by the ""access hollywood" tape at the last minute he didn't bring those three women accusers of bill clinton into the limelight again to try to say well, he's worse than i am on this front, so he's using bill clinton as his foil in 2020. it's been a staple of talk radio, rush limbaugh does it and michael salve vagvage does it. he has 63 million twitter followers and that's his base. >> doug, do you remember when nancy regan got consulting a psychic because she was concerned in the wake of regan being shot or maybe before. i remember as a kid, listening to this and people were, you know, people's heads were exploding she consulted a psychic. essentially, donald trump could retweet a psychic. there is no -- there is not a lot of filter in terms of who he's retweeting or who he's reading, if he retweeted, you know, if he was sort of backed to some psychics, if

listen. >> bill clinton, nice guy. got a lot of problems coming up in any opinion with the famous island with jeffrey epstein a lot of problemses. >> so -- i mean we're not convicting bill and there's no hard evidence to prove that he was involved in any of the underedge child sex trafficking at all. but when he was asked about his connections to epstein he comes out and he said oh well you know i only took four or six trips on his private jet. it turns out flight records show there was over 20 trips. so what does that say that he would lie about that? >> clearly all of a sudden the death of jeffrey epstein has alleviated all of these concerns from all of these powerful people who have him as their best friend and bill clinton is one of those people. you don't take 27 trips on jeffrey epstein plane with jeffrey epstein down to the island where, you know, the fbi has now rated and say i don't know the guy. and so you know he rye to down play his had relationship because clearly the accusations against him are so severe

clinton bashed him and his work. he has long been a supporter of the clintons, but he says that her recent behavior has been "shameful." doctor, thanks very much for coming on. now, i just want to restate, as you've told us a number of times, you are not a political conservative. you have actually been a fan of hillary clinton. tell us how you asus her response. >> tucker: first of all, president trump made a couple of minor errors in his tweets, in which he was referring to my testimony before congress a few weeks ago. so, okay, he made some minor errors. but, what hillary clinton did, to be honest with you, i think she should be ashamed of herself. she told some blatant lies, and i happen to know that the information that she got came from google. >> tucker: well, that should give us pause. basically, what you are alleging is that hillary clinton is carrying water for google. you >> robert: there's no question about it. if you just look back in time a little bit, you'll find that her number one donor in 2016 was al

. >> for some odd reason, people that have information on the clintons end up dead. and they usually die from suicide. >> reporter: there's no evidence to support the conspirery theory the president is fueling. >> why did the president retweet that didn't suggestion? >> i think the president wants everything to be investigated. >> reporter: in a statement, a clinton spokesman said, the suggestion that the clintons were involved is ridiculous and not true. donald trump knows it. >> it's more recklessness. what he is doing is dangerous. >> republican marco rubio thinks it's dangerous. there's evidence that bots are pushing this theory online to divide americans. in a tweet, he said, putin has polarization. the russians have done this before. the russian disinformation campaign helped spread a bogus theory, that the clinton campaign paid to have a staffer murdered. seth rich was killed after an attempted robbery three years ago. >> that russian-fueled conspiracy theory was promoted by allies of president trump and fox news. president trump is on vacation. he is believed

it appears tonight the level of commitment to protect hillary clinton and take down donald trump was real at the center of all this with these people in power in the washington swamp. they called it operation cross fire hurricane against donald trump immediately after sweeping the clinton matter under the rug and we will give you the details, after wrecking her investigation, details coming. comey's fbi embarked on intensive witch hunt, they spied on his campaign with multiple undercover operations, they tapped into his staff communications and they outsourced and coordinated spying to our allies, their intelligence agencies, all to circumvent u.s. laws. all in an effort to dig up any dirt possible on donald trump and helped elect the candidate they just saved from indictment, they just used his russian lies to try to remove a duly elected president after he won, in spite of their efforts, that's their insurance policy. tonight, the question is not whether this is true, we have real evidence to back all of this up. the question is tonight whether or not we will have equal justice and

he represents that he was behind in the investigation of the clinton foundation, but he ran the clinton email investigation. we not was a powder puff. it's hard to reconcile their representations and find any consistency in their judgment tack these cases. david: it's pretty clear peter strzok and mccabe had this cabal of trump maters and they were working to use the full power of those institutions they work for for political purposes. and that needs to be uncovered and i believe that's where a.g. barr is going. >> you can't prosecute somebody for being overly political or a bad manager or even dishonorable in the way they manage the department -- the fbi. the crime is going to be that he made false statements to investigators, and he did that multiple times over a period of many months. i could sit here if i was his lawyer and argue why they should decline prosecution in that matter. but it's hard to read the facts of his case, then look at general glynn's case and george pogeorgepapadopoulos's case andt throw mccabe into that bunch. you would have to say his sins were probably worse,

leave hillary clinton. leave bill clinton alone. but he knows that this plays to his base. >> the clintons have retreated from politics. they're nowhere on the campaign trail for candidates he can choose to attack instead. there's something visceral about the clinton/trump face-off that he is continuing to stoke with this story. >> he just can't stay away from it. annie karnie, thanks very much. >>> congressional democrats put the ball in the president's court calling for trump and republicans to help combat gun violence and white supremacy. y r grandkids about it. and they'll say, "grandpa just tell us about humpty dumpty". and you'll say, "he broke his pelvis or whatever, now back to my creamy heinz mayonnaise". heinz mayonnaise, unforgettably creamy. we didn't have to stop the movie. i didn't have to call an ambulance. and i didn't have to contact your family. because your afib didn't cause a blood clot that led to a stroke. not today. we'd discussed how your stroke risk increases over time, so even though you were feeling fine,

so you have to ask, did bill clinton go to the island? that is the question. if you find that out, you will know a lot. thank you very much, everybody. >> following those remarks to the press, president trump travel to western pennsylvania and delivered

his wife is paid by fusion through hillary clinton's campaign. it's going to the bruce and nellie ohr joint bank account. he didn't disclose it. nor did he see seek resuze calle case. is that not fireable offense? >> it's something that they fill out every year to look at conflict of interest and i think the process for employment for career officials, there is, it's a long process in order to terminate someone. there has to be enough evidence and a record. so the investigations by both the inspector general and the two attorneys i mentioned could be the basis for that. that is what happened in mccabe's situation, where the inspector general decision drove the decision to terminate him. once the reports come out it could be basis for employment investigation. >> gregg: thank you for being with me. joining me now is the former attorney bret tollman and florida congressman matt gaetz. there is already a criminal referral against nellie ohr and probably should be one against bruce ohr in my judgment. we'll wait to see. i want to tackle another sugge

president obama for instance as was president clinton was a voracious reader and somebody who came to every discussion having t thoroughly read the materials ready to quiz people on the intricacies and not to rehash what he had already read but to take the discussion four or five plays down the field. president clinton was equally thoughtful and progress but just have a different style for example president obama if we were in a meeting in the white house situation room and he was at the head of the table and all of a sudden the cabinet level officers were around the table and he would be leading the discussion as to what to do about x. y. or z. but he almost always would turn to the experts who sat behind the principles against the wall to more junior people who were the most detailed in the substance of the issue and thought their views very deliberately gave them the opportunity to have a voice but not because he was being nice but because he actually thought they had the greatest depth of understanding of the issues and even if it might differ from what their bosses argued, they w

and hillary clinton have ended up dead. the hash tag was the top one tweeted by troll bots. this is not new territory for president trump, having pushed that president obama was not born in the u.s., and suggesting former clinton white house aide vince foster's suicide in 1993 w was very fishy. the white house defended the decision to fire off the re-tweet. >> why did the president then re-tweet that clinton suggestion. >> i think the president wants everything to be investigated as your reporter just revealed just the day before. there is some unsealed information implicating people high up. i will say, bill, there's always this rush to we need transparency, we need accountability when it involves fictional accusations like collusion with russia to swing an e elector. >> so democrat -- an election. >> so beto o'rourke and cory booker, criticized for push the conspiracy theory. >> this is another example of the president using his position of political trust pushing unfounded conspiracy theories. >> this is more recklessnes

>> bill clinton did not tell the truth about his associations, the flights he took, trixie made. my question is why did he lie about that? they are going to start interviewing pilots and help, and people, start naming names, it could get really ugly. >> sean: thanks, jesse come appreciated. emily, thank you. when we come back, the situation in liberal cities, cities run by democrats for decades and decades, it is now at the point, it is dire. there is a debate about one city, they are having, well, where do we put our safe drug injection sites? we will explain, get reaction. geraldo, dan bongino next. to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain. so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. ♪ >> sean: we have vermin and needles on the streets, trash piling up, full-blown homeless epidemic paired liberal run cities all across this country, many of them, of course, ruled by democrats for decades, grappling with what is now an undeniable, worsening public health crisis. just listen to this video posted by a hair salon owner in sacramento, california, talking about having to relo

calling back to hillary clinton's comment in 2016. when the movie is too close to current matter, it is outright canceled in 2014 sony pulled "the interview" which depicted the assassination of kim jong-un out of fear of reprizals it ended up on streaming services instead of theaters no word on future plnz for "the hunt." >> thanks to candace gibson for that this is our world. >> let's talk about birthdays. suicide squad actress turns 27 years old. international tennis hall of famer pete sam pras is 48. 6 feet under and parenthood star peter turns 54 dire straits frontman mark is 70 years old. and finally, veteran actor george hamilton still with the best tan in the game turning 80 years old today. >> thank you for watching "early today" and being with us early on a monday. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. don't forget to follow us. facebook, twitter and instagram. those are our handletionthis mog over the presumed suicide of jeffrey epstein as the medepict. >>> captured the couple awakened in the middle of the night by noi

this the clinton administration with regard to china. what is now you see been put together, because president trump understands that china poses an existential challenge to u.s. across the board, trump is using all elements of american power, the aspirational power to put them together. lou: interesting we have not each a leader capable of the ability to move government in its enterty in policy across frankly the entire horizon of public policy choices, whether to be foreign policy, domestic, trade, economic policy. it is two and a half years in and this country, the democratic party, so-called loyal opposition, unwilling to abthink abacknowledge him for leader she and has become, a historic leader in the oval was on the. office, your thoughts on what would it take to change that, if anything. >> important thing is you know we saw this last year. president trump actually just as you say, defending u.s. and defending american workers from china. we've seen it in so many decisions last year and this year. it is critical, chinese are doing

the fbi was paying steele at the same time the clinton campaign and the dnc were. the fbi cuts them off and then they use ohr whose wife is working with steele to convey -- to get information from steele, fusion gps and glen simpson and all that, targeting president trump. so you've got the fbi, dishonestly using the justice department to work with a confidential informant they didn't trust, so they are laundering the information through a compromised bruce ohr because he's conflicted. ohr is giving them fusion gps information including information his wife generated. of course she strips out fusion gps from the the early she shares for her husband to hide it. what a mess in terms of fbi ethics and justice department abuse. disgusting. lou: it is a cesspool, political corruption at its worse and so far not a single person in that cesspool has been held accountable, has been brought to justice, and my god, there's every feeling that they will not be. your thoughts? >> bruce ohr still works for the justice department, lou. he still works there. the justice department

you said you voted for hillary clinton. are you watching with interest the democratic debates presently? and how would you rate some of their candidates on issues that you care most about? prof. dershowitz: well, of course, i'm watching very carefully. i know several of the candidates personally. i know donald trump personally. i knew some of the republicans. ted cruz was my student, so you know, at my age, i know a lot of people in politics on both sides of the aisle. i'm very worried about the democratic party, as a democrat. i'm very worried that it's becoming captive of some people on the extreme hard left, and i never want to see the republicans and the democrats so far apart that they can't talk to each other. some of you remember this back in the 70's, i was a constant guest on bill buckley's tv show, and bill called me his favorite liberal, i called him my favorite conservative. we could talk about anything. we could talk about anything. we never raised our voices, we never got excited, we never called each other na

clinton, secretary clinton, during the interview but the jennifer flowers scandal. you describe former president bill clinton as an earlier version of donald trump. pretty unsparing. >> guest: well, that is unsparing. what i'm talking about there very specifically is able and proclivity toward lying, in his case one specific thing. not policy but his open demons shall we say with regard to sexual predation which became infamous after a certain point in time. so, by early donald trump, i mean this was somebody who would go to the american people and lie coldly in their face. president trump has now elevate this into lying about just out beavering, including policy. president clinton was a shrewd politician, one of the brightest people i think that we have had in the white house in modern times, because he had real command of the policies that they were working with, and the policies they wanted to change. i was very excited coming out of the gulf war, it's 1992, the presidential campaign starting to spin up. i'd been assigned to the largely unknown governor of arkans

hillary clinton and this was the exit poll that day. do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of hillary clinton? 43/55. 55% unfavorable. obviously that's not a good polling profile. it's one of the reasons, one of the critical reasons donald trump was able to get just close enough in the national popular vote and get over the top in those three states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. it wasn't so much that voters liked trump because his unfavorable number was even worse than hillary clinton's. it was that hillary clinton's was bad enough that it created just a narrow enough path. that is one of the questions that is hanging over the 20 election. this is what hillary clinton's polling profile looked like on election day 2016. what's going to happen to the democrat who's on the ballot on election day 2020? are they going to end up just as unpopular as hillary clinton? so take a look at a new nbc "wall street journal" poll. and you start to see these are the positive/negative, pretty similar question here, positive/negative scores f

you think about clinton with the clinton found george w. bush with his own think tack. barack obama riding backs, following nixon model. nixon didn't have the option of retiring. he wanted to remain activitiful told john taylor that he had to remain active for his own health. and to keep his mind as sharp as he wanted it to be help spend years writing book after book on his main area of expert tress, foreign policy. and he becomes a trusted adviser and confidentant to three presidents. he doesn't just write becomes. he writes books that matter, that people read, and people on so-and they pay attention to. he didn't just say something. he had something important to say. when he was writing the books and when he was speaking, and he showed through this process he still had an important role to play as an outside counselor. ronald reagan read the real understand 1980. inspire by him. confirm his own view of soviet union and carried it around with him at one point and this led him to have an even closer relationship with nixon, and nixon relished the chance to use the only

he couldn't get a job for bill clinton. he'd waited 12 years to get back into government and he couldn't get a job when a democrat was elected. why? because he'd alienated all the people around bill clinton. we haven't discussed holbrooke's gargantuan faults but they are were many. and somewhat fatal for him. by the time the brass ring had come around again, anthony lake had become his enemy and was at bill clinton's side i was keeping holbrooke out along with others. he went to stereo full in a soak. he did something i really admire. he found a way to get into this besieged city to spend very little time but enough time to feel what the war was. to get it under his skin. what he felt was this was a war of aggression. against some of - - of the multiethnic city and the europeans are standing by and unable or unwilling to stop it. we have to be involved. he came back to washington animated with that idea, which no one in the clinton administration wanted to hear. for the next 2.5 years, clinton became distracted and did not