based on that, he cleared cleared hillary clinton. he twisted the facts in order to clear her. >> doesn't he say that he was ordered to do that? >> yes. >> by the department of justice. headed by loretta lynch who just before comey clears clinton meets on the tarmac on a plane with bill clinton, but, yeah, they're just talking about grandkids and golf. she owes much of her success. >> viewed as a close ally. >> he elevated her. she eventually became the attorney general. he advanced her career. she then pretends to recuse herself in the case, but she does not actually recuse herself from the case. >> you know, there are people that don't like the clintons. did not vote for hillary clinton who really get into the whole dynamics of the story. we have a lot of people watching this show that our clinton supporters. it might just bring out the worst of what hillary clinton did. why does it matter? breaking the espionage act. she says she does this, but for a matter of convenience. we can understand that. why was it a problem to keep her e-

there was nothing on hillary clinton state department e-mail account. zero. empty. everything she did with the scope of her employment was kept in her home on a private server. jeopardizing national security but also violating federal law and she signed a document as secretary of state to say i understand these rules. and here is the law you must follow it. to say that i would abide by that but sheared he knew that from her service of the united states senate. you preserve documents and you cannot jeopardize nationalio security. >> and first lady as well. >> yes she knew the rules but ignore them with r impunity because she thought the rules don't apply to her. >> you are a lawyer what is your legal background quex. >> as a defense attorney for many years in san francisco. >> most of my clients are behind bars. [laughter] that's a lawyer joke. i taught law in law school. >> but my point is you sign the document which hillary clinton herself and you have been through varies senior jobs you understand records because of the river in little rock you don't get to pick a

you predicted that hillary clinton would jump in the race. watch this. >> tucker: i think hillary clinton wants to get in the race. >> i think she will absolutely get into the race. >> tucker: of course she is getting in. >> any candidate who has a book tour with a random book, they are running for something. >> tucker: he joins us tonight. as part of our on-going effort to update our predictions, mine and yours, i wanted to check in with you. you are a well connected democrat and ask you do you still think that hillary clinton is getting? if so when? what are her prospects? >> i think her prospects are higher now that she will get in. the recent polling shows there is a 4 way split at the top of the race. we may have 4 separate winners for each of the early primary states. mayor pete iowa. bernie new hampshire and joe biden south carolina and warren wins nevada. going into super tuesday you have no frontrunner. hillary clinton has 100% name recognition and a fund-raising base and a clear reason to run. a rematch of 2016 where she won by over

elizabeth: last week hillary clinton told bbc radio. i think all of the time about what kind of president i would have been and what i think it would have meant to the country and world, i say never, neff, na say never, i -- never say never, i tell you, i'm under pressure from many people. think about it. now that to clinton foundation. loselosing money. >> clinton foundation raised 10% of what it did in 2009 first year in hillary clinton of secretary of state, and international numbers are worse, all that money has dried up, the clinton foundations have a hard time ain a raising money, they t have power access to sell. and that i think is the primary evidence for what the clinton enterprise was about. elizabeth: joining me now, fox news contributor deneen borelli. they went from raising hundreds of millions annually. to now bleeding money, losses. >> well thank goodness for peter's tireless work on this topic. you don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand this controlled experiment. when bill -- former president bill clinton wa

that is because former secretary of state and presidential candidate, hillary clinton has been on the air waves promoting her book and we thought that you are really immersed in american politics but that stuff so if you could come and talk to us about hillary clinton and what she has been saying. wasn't that fascinating? i thought she had given us a slightly calm her side to the one i thought she had given us a slightly calmer side to the one that i remember in 2016. she did not hold back at all from wading into uk politics, first of all. i don't know if you got that clip of her when she talks about the russian dossier and how dumbfounded she was that we haven't yet seen it. yes, we do have that clip and here's her talking about the report from the intelligence and security committee and house of commons or the old house of commons and the old committee because it doesn't exist any more and she got it slightly wrong because she said it was a government report, which it isn't, strictly speaking. although it is now in the hands of the government. i am dumbfounded that this government w

and, of course, there's always hillary clinton, isn't there? although she insists that she's not running, she's been dropping subtle hints that maybe, just maybe, she might change her mind and go for a rematch with the president. on tuesday she told the bbc i, as i say, never, never, never say never. and i will certainly tell you i'm under enormous pressure from many, many, many people to think about it. who might break out of the democratic pack, and how will the politics of impeachment play out? here to help answer those questions is someone certainly well versed in democratic politics, mark penn was hillary clinton's chief strategist in her 2008 campaign and is also a key -- was also a key adviser to bill clinton. he join ares me from washington. mark, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. gerry: let's start with politics of impeachment. seeing these hearings we've had this week, do you think they're moving needle in terms of public opinion at all for next year's election? >> well, i don't think anyone is winning in the sense tha

usaa trish: hillary clinton is hoping to be the comeback kid. rumors swirling that she won't let 2020 get away without a bid of her own. but to hear her say it, it's because the party needs her and the big wigs are begging her to get back in. >> i feel a partial sense of responsibility because my name was on the ballot and i got more votes but i ended up losing. i'm under enormous pressure many, many, many people to think about it. but at this moment sitting here talking to you, it's absolutely not in my plan. trish: i heard it is. she is in the meantime blaming anyone and everyone for her loss. telling a british audience that sexist social media treats women unfairly. i kind of think hillary might be a little bit guilty of treating women unfairly herself, including a woman who might be her competitor should and when hillary decide to run. how about the fact that hillary clinton tried to bully veteran tulsi gabbard and bury her as a political competitor, calling her a russian asset. >> i think they have their eye on somebody in the democratic pr

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they didn't give a about hillary clinton's bought and paid for russian dossier full of lies. that was used in the 2016 election. they don care that hillary clinton, if any of you ever have anything subpoenaed, i'm going to give you advice, acid wash your hard drive with bleach pit, then bust up your devices with hammers and remove the sim cards. good luck to you. because unless your name is clinton you're going to jail. and then you've got the dirty russian dossier that was never verified, unverifiable, because the guy that put it together, christopher steele, under oath, said i don't know if it's true. we also have the outsourcing of illegal spying to our allies to circumvent american law. here's what i'm going to say to you. i have down here the transcript. donald trump's phone call with the president of the ukraine. the only corruption i see in ukraine is a former vice president, now vice presidential candidate by the name of joe biden, bragging how he used a billion taxpayer dollars and said, you're not getting the money unless you fire this why would a vice president wan

kennedy: only two people who want hillary clinton to run are me and hillary clinton, i want it just for entertainment value. >> the bray wyatt of the democrats party. >> an insider baseball term. >> dolph is explain. >> to her base, and world who thought she was supposed to be the president. they want her too. she has been -- people for a year have been waiting, she will p-- peruse in on her whitehorse, and they will say please, she will say, no, no, i can't, meanwhile. a tinker tape parade behind her, and rerenting out hotel across from trump. , her base -- i don't think wants her. >> i think a lot of them right now they are split between liz and joe. like the establishment hillary fans are like, joe can beat her, and fans who wanted her to be first female president they are liz is better spoken. >> she seems healthy. kennedy: how do you elbow elizabeth warren out of the way if you are hillary clinton. >> you don't, she would like to elbow elizabeth warren out and joe biden out, but polls show that warren and biden are doing better in democratic primary, also against donald trump. kenn

yesterday, it could spir the people's pant suit to give hillary clinton a third round. watch this. >> i don't know whether she will look at bloomberg thing, and say it feels too crowded now or opposite, the field is weak, i could come in get 165 thousand, i am tied withed by confident some early states -- biden with some of the early states. kennedy: i think so too, i want her to get in, former massachusetts governor patrick also said to be mulling a late run. will more be merrier in the race to bit beat the orange man the t cheeto? or will democrats see red. joining us now. emily here. with democrat strategist. kevin walling and reason magazine editor at lar large, mt welch. so bloomberg what a condescending ass hat, saying this feels horrible, i better save it. >> he has been trying to do this since 2007, last year the same thing, maybe i'm accounting about it, but -- i'm thinking about it he thinks there is a lane. kennedy: a bloomberg lane. >> but it is joe biden's lane. joe biden has polled the same the entire year, 30%. no matter what. his teeth fallout like robot

i think hillary clinton is taking a hard look to see how bloomberg is doing. i think the democratic race is wide open. trish: who would be harder for president trump to beat? too nobody can defeat donald trump except donald trump. if you have see how people are focused on prosperity. university of mitch fans consumer report came out the 30th month in a row, it's been over 35. we haven't had optimism like this since the 1990s. trish: you can go back to the 80s with ronald reagan. very quickly, china, i can talk to you all night about china. >> they had the populace revolt in hong kong. this election is so big, the ccp thought the people in shopping congress were beaten and defeated. the chinese can't govern themselves. absolutely blowout numbers, they are in shock. the house of representatives and the senate passed a tough resolution on hong kong. the president broke news and "fox and friends" that no reporter in the main stream media. president trump said he reached out to xi that he saved many lives. the reason those elections were held yet and young people c

the dnc dipping its hand in the 2016 election against bernie sanders, also by the fact that hillary clinton, an establishment candidate, lost weight if you are bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, somebody was an outsider, why not run, becaue the establishment candidate in 2016, all these candidates and their race, there really isn't a clear frontrunner. with interesting, even if you go to states like iowa and you look at polling and the most recent "des moines register," they are sending conflicting messages because you have the vast majority of voters at saint, our number one priority is defeating donald trump. the majority believe that biden is the candidate most likely to do it. yet pete buttigieg is leading the pack with 25% and biden's at 15%. so we are in this interesting territory right now. in terms of the candidates who are at the front runners right now, you've got biden, warren, sanders, then you've got mayor pete right now. those of the top four, looking at iowa and new hampshire, which are the 21st contests. >> tucker: how long does that last? what i'm surprised by is that we are

bill clinton is out, hillary serves. hears what happened next. hillary became a u.s. senator from new york. two 2001 to 2009 as a public official and bill was playing off her service. 2009 to 2013 she is secretary of state. bill clinton is the collector. he's the guy who goes around collecting the cash and hillary goes out -- trish: there is an interesting assortment of people there from all over the world. and it's like a stamp of approval. if you have got money and cash you can immediately get on the stage on the same platform with the clintons. in some ways people are trying to buy this status. >> they absolutely were. the speaking money. bill and hillary might be great speakers. but the money they were raking in as gone way, way down from the millions to hundreds of thousands because she lost answer election. but it truly is a charity that's helping the world. you would think those same donors would be just as excited. where are the donors. if this is all to help the world. natural disasters haven't stopped but hillary's influence and relevance declined sharply. >

keep it interesante. >>> bill clinton and hillary clinton really want to do health care first. it was like the great democratic holy grail. >> for 60 years this country tried to reform health care. president roosevelt tried, president truman tried, president nixon tried, president carter tried. every time the special interests were powerful enough to defeat them, but not this time. >> it was a masterful performance and i think he has reengaged on the issue of health care. >> if we do not guarantee health insurance to every american then we have failed all americans. >> hillary clinton was given enormous responsibility by her husband to do this hard thing, to reform health care. in a political environment you don't come up with something this complicated and do it in public but the process always requires political input. and as a result congress got defensive. >> the president is asking you to trust the government more than you trust your doctor and yourselves. >> today he started debating them. >> you have people here holding up signs saying no socialized medicine. most of the

one republican senator goes after president obama and hillary clinton's emails. a member of the left-wing national media is claiming the u.s. constitution is wrong on the definition of impeachment. we'll ask presidential historian doug wead about that and more. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ david: breaking news regarding the future head of the department of homeland security. a spokesman says chad wolf has not been named as the new acting homeland security secretary. he is one of the candidates but no decision has been made. he was chief of staff to dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen. alison camerota use an exchange with matt schlapp to suggest the constitution has it wrong on impeachment. >> if there are no crimes and if they don't come forward with articles that show any criminality,. >> it does haven't to be a crime. a crime is not the standard. it doesn't have to be a crime. you know that. >> it has to

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now you have hillary clinton apparently teasing a run for president. you had duval patrick, former massachusetts governor, hinting at a run for president. you know about michael bloomberg. all of these candidates suddenly looking to throw their hats in the ring because they don't like the candidates in the ring. they just forgot about one guy. he's rising above all of that. mayor pete. yeah. after this. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) the enchanted disney fine jewelry collection. with exclusive bridal styles at zales, the diamond store. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlin

he backed hillary and campaigned for you refused to vote for hillary clinton and voted for the green party presidential candidate jill stein given how narrow trumps electoral college victory over clinton was in the specially in those 3 states and given how utterly all for the trump presidency has been kids in cages the muslim by the wall the white nationalism on full display surely you must now regret that decision not to back in your eyes the lesser of 2 evils hillary clinton in 2016 well i don't think that my vote would have been the one vote to push hillary killed clinton across the line one we've got to recognize bernie sanders was treated unfairly by the democratic party establishment if they had been fair there was a good chance he would have won and yet i'm clearly conveniently ran against i know because we disagreed and we disagree at all and that is my non-value added i'd rather forget bernie for a moment just looking outside of what i'm us them i'm a disagreement ok but look just looking back at what trump has done over 3 years do you think not just you personally obviously

they learned with the emails, it was not about hillary clinton actually getting indicted, right? it wasn't about that. it was about having enough smoke endlessly that even reasonable people, not the core hannity audience, and you know this from the history of american politics, i heard so many bad things, it sounds like there's something there. >> trump had identified joe biden as his likely opponent, as the democratic front-runner and most formidable adversary, the former vice president, and he wanted to develop something that was the functional equivalent of how the emails worked against hillary clinton in 2016. >> that's interesting, sidney. not a lot of people connect this directly to emails. it may be obvious to you because you write about it and you're a bright guy. that's not what we've heard. biden is emails 2.0. >> this is -- think about it as a political tactic, as a strategy. trump felt that it worked before. >> right. >> he has taken some of the material that was developed in the first case, in the hillary clinton case and then worked at it. and john solomon has been

maria: you think michael bloomberg or hillary clinton will enter this race? >> i think they are the two best representatives of what goes for today the democratic party and i believe the centrist , no matter how late some time before iowa or even i don't believe they want to seem like disruptors so they don't want to elbow biden aside but as a natural grab he falls out of the first two races and south carolina is propping him up and mayor pete if mayor pete does not get the traction and he did not have an obama moment, i think though are going to have a vote and look and say bloomberg or clinton are the best. maria: can they beat donald trump? >> no the only person that can beat donald trump. donald trump right now there's not a candidate out there. maria: how about tulsi gabbard she's coming up she's having a fight basically with the democratic party because they keep overlooking her, and she had that twitter fight with hillary clinton as well. >> well look she's a rising star, and you know -- maria: you had her in when you were campaign manager. >> in the t

i bet these were not the emails that hillary clinton was reading at the art museum in venice when she was making fun of it. what we have learned is that there was a two tiered system of how they treated hillary clinton how they treated president trump in his campaign. two completely different ways. it's really disheartening because when you think about it, this is the system that american people might rely on. both the fbi, federally armed agents of the united states government. we have a lot of faith in what they do and i hope we still do pray thisha hazard with a senior official at the fbi level. i have to agree with matt whitaker, who was on earlier, who was talking about the system and basically it's the senior officials who created a culture of corruption. i think what tom fitton has discovered and what john is discovering with the christopher steele dossiers thag keeps pouring out everywhere is the fact that there is this different system, the imbalance in the fbi. if something doesn't change, the american people are going to be disappointed in the system altogether. >> jason: c

election. 2 aspects of that one is of course that hillary clinton is no what do you everybody knows she has been badly burned by russian interference during the us elections and then also there is the suspicion of course that she might know more than we know and then the british media know and so that she talks from like a deeper knowledge and says listen folks there is somebody there that you should really know about and your government won't tell you so of course it raises suspicion and it does ring this this is the news that sort of was out there like 1010 days ago 2 weeks ago and for a day or 2 and then it sank like a stone but it now brings it back into the headlines so that again causes a marriage meant for the government which now will again have to explain why they will not publish the porridge and they really don't have any good excuses because the security clearance for it had been done already in october and basically it should be out there people should be able to read it you know that's a very good point in all of this is happening at the same time we have heard from the co

they bet on hillary clinton, poroshenko, the president, met with hillary clinton before the election and of course president trump wins and the ukrainian government is incredibly concerned that effectively the new president, president trump, will cut them off. of course they're particularly worried about this war that they're fighting with russian-backed separatists and the aid might get cut off. there's this intense campaign undertaken to try to win trump over and that includes flattery, it includes politically expedient trade deals like buying coal from western pennsylvania, which might help trump for his reelection, it involves kind of embracing rudy giuliani, all in aid of trying to get this military weaponry particularly, anti-tank missiles that they hope that the president will sell to them. so it's, as you said, kind of laying the groundwork for this very transactional relationship that trump then brings to the next president, zelensky, which has gotten trump into the impeachment inquiry now. >> josh, the president also went so far as to suggest that ukraine wasn't even a, quo

antjuan seawright is a former advisor to hillary clinton in south carolina. chris, it will start with you. if the president right? to people have to hear him read the transcript? >> it's pretty clear that the mass media is not putting out what needs to be put out there in terms of president trump's argument here. how many people actually read the transcript, the abbreviated version provided by certain news organizations? i think it would be a perfectly good idea for the president to come out and read it. it would be historic and it would also be sort of a slap in the face with a fish to the american news media who are not giving him a fair deal on this at all. there is nothing wrong with the call, as they've said again and again. "there is no quid pro quo. if there were, quid pro quo is not illegal." all of u.s. foreign aid comes with strings attached. they'll have a quid pro quo attached. i think the president should go ahead and read it on the air. >> harris: antjuan? >> first of all, with all due respect, you may have things a bit confused. with the presid

hillary clinton knows all about russian inteference. us authorities concluded that russia made a concerted effort to tip the 2016 election in donald trump's favour. here's hillary clinton with the bbc‘s mishal hussein. i am dumbfounded that this government will not release the report of russian influence because every person who votes in this country deserves to see that report before your election happens. that should be an absolute condition because there is no doubt, we know it in our country, we have seen it in europe, we have seen it here that russia in particular is determined to try and shape the politics of western democracies, not to our benefit, but to theirs. there is no doubt of the role that russia played in our 2016 election and is continuing to play. there is a lot of evidence that russia played in the brexit election. i am not in your country, i do not have a say about any of that. but the fact that the current government will not release this report by your own government should raise some questions. the uk government

were supporting hillary clinton's candidacy they did everything from organizing meetings with the clinton team to publicly supporting her to criticizing trump i think that they simply did didn't meet with the trump campaign because they thought hillary would win unquote vasser taylor you testified you were unfamiliar with that statement is that correct that's correct you also said you were unaware that then ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. valerie chalet wrote an op ed in the hill during the 2016 presidential campaign criticizing then candidate trump is that correct that is correct. you said you did not know that sir haleigh shank oh then a ukrainian parliamentarian had admitted that part of his motivation in spreading information about the so-called black ledger the disputed document purporting to reveal corruption by a former trump campaign official was to undermine the trump's candidate see this was in your deposition is that still correct and they still correct or thank you mr taylor fusion g.p.s. contractor nellie or testified to congress that go was a source for fusion g.p.s. is ope

remember when steve bannon told me this about hillary clinton? >> i think steve bannon or some centrist cops in here, she is running. trish: find out why hillary clinton is getting even closer to a run. but first the ukraine whistleblower who ignited this impeachment saga refusing to testify in person. instead the person would like to testify in writing. why are we even calling this person a whistleblower? why not just a leaker. straight ahead, i'm setting the record straight on why we need tto rethink what we are calling in the first place. (vo) the moth without hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from

for me, i mean, hillary clinton, i was supporting hillary clinton, i was supporting hillary clinton because i felt as though her cv was one of the greatest that could ever have been presented by any presidential candidate. but she didn't connect. i feel that she. .. there was death by 1000 cuts, you know? there was death by 1000 cuts. you know, we litigated that all these three years. everyone comes to these three years. everyone comes to the table and says it was this, it was that, and i say all of the above. and joe biden, could he win the general election if he were a candidate? i think any democrat and every democrat could win. you think trump isi every democrat could win. you think trump is i absolutely think trump is beatable. anything we have to do is get away from the partisanship and speak to his supporters. there are millions of people that support donald trump against their own best interests. and you have to point that out. you are playing, as i said at the start of the programme, willie loman in death of a salesman at the moment. you have described the part of the american haml

what we've discovered here once again, on how they treated hillary clinton and president trump and his campaign. two completely different ways. it's really disheartening because when you think about it, this is the system that american people might rely on. both the fbi, federally armed agents of the united states government. they have a lot of states in what we do and what they still do. and how basically it's a senior official who created a culture of corruption. i think what tom sutton has discovered and what john is discovering with the christopher steele dossier that keeps pouring out everywhere is the fact that there is this different system, the imbalance in the fbi. if something doesn't change, the american people are going to be disappointed in the system altogether. >> jason: account me is already there because i appreciate the great work and the insight that you are giving but i have to tell you, in the obama biden white house and administration they were handing out immunity agreements like candy. you never see that happen in the trump administration but you do see it withi

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