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

except hillary clinton. will she or will she. bill clinton, weighing in and sorted in the door pretty wide open for hillary to come back and maybe do a rematch with trump. going to debated later in the show, key player in u.s. border security. the president of mexico and iraq, is found denying his major disconnect among his security forces and his military is we have new videos detailing of the senate drug lord el chapo, letting masses and body counter assault october 17th. against mexico forces. i will all of this affect u.s. border security. that debate coming up. okay the 2020 democrat race, still no clear front rotor. democrats were wondering, is hillary going to jump back in. hillary is edited about a possible rematch with president trump a couple of weeks ago. and now president bill clinton just left the door open watch this. >> on the only one who has brought running for anything. ever. [laughter] or at least, she may or may not run but i can't legally run for president again. >> joining me now is the boston herald colonis

kennedy: here we are, hillary and chelsea clinton are globetrotting. the book of gutsy women, their narrow definition of gutsy hard to stomach, i british reporter had questions to why their most celebrated female leader was left off the list. >> i think it striking from a british perspective, through the book that as i understand, in case i made a terrible error you did not include mar margaret thatcher, she comes to mind as gutsy women even if you didn't like her. >> she does but she did you not fit in other part in our opinion knocking down barriers for others, trying to make a positive outcome, the record the is mixed with her. kennedy: you are so full of hot crap. the woman who saved sagging economy and helped defeat soviet commies. to make life better for millions does not fit definition of knocking down barriers, she is one of new contract to vote decriminalize gay marriage in 1986. she was legendary, and unlike hillary, she connected with the glass ceiling and shattered with with her iron lady hammer, this selective feminism is so controlling an

[laughs] >> i don't think hillary is running for president. i could be wrong, but i think she would have lot to offer in assistance to help in the 2020 general general election. >> harris: how? >> she will help candidate dumb i can be for candidates in places where donald trump won, that democrats are able to read so mike win in 2018 >> she's a glutton for punishment. most democrats want her campaigning with her. she lost in 2008 to barack obama in the primary process. she lost in 2016 to the man that couldn't possibly win. honestly, she is a shakespearean tragedy. it would be best if you just went home and left this nice country alone. >> i'm sure you would say that. again, she campaigns for candidates. >> harris: i'm just wondering how she would get behind as a nominee. she listed joe biden on her list of things for having lost. you can read about that, it's a long scroll, including farms in macedonia. both of you, great to see you. thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: president trump facing major port battles over potential impeachment

hillary, hillary, hillary. >> i just noted. she doesn't not look like tom shillue. two things. one is the idea that she is hearing many, many, many voices, that's scary. someone should check on her. she is sitting there alone, what? like that movie sybil where you have multiple personalities. she goes, i'm going to run for president. who are you? the jokes aside. i think there are people who want her. if you were a clinton backer, it's been an expensive thing you bought. you don't buy an expensive car and let it sit in the garage. the sponsors, the guy can't go in the ring. the sponsor will say, put him in the ring. i paid a lot for that. a lot of people give him a lot of money and say you will do it one more time. maybe she is right. questioning * maybe the many, many, many -- greg: maybe the many, many, many voices are all the women in bill clinton's black book. kat: hillary clinton hates trump, right? why is she starting to try and talk exactly like him. like many, many, many people are telling you to run? many people are saying is how trump starts off 30% of his sentences.

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

because that is what hillary did. it's a controversy and she goes, take care of this for me and then, she goes, we met republicans, not russians. >> katie: but it's not taking care of peer she takes it personally because she is in the military and she has been accused of this by a woman on the world stage. doesn't hillary oh her an apology? >> juan: first of all, she said today she will not run as a third-party candidate and for me, that is a victory lap for hillary clinton. that is what democrats are worried about beer that you will dilute the anti-trump vote because someone like tulsi gabbard will play jill stein in 2020. by the way, any time that she makes a mistake, any time says anything, greg was saying castro is somebody who is not pulling her weight -- she can't even qualify and some of these debates. but don't worry, russian bots will get her in. >> greg: that is just ridiculous. hillary has a history of smearing women. you want to talk -- that is why most women can't stand her, the way she treated monica and

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

hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the highlights thus far an. hey, hillary. reporter: right out the gate, republicans challenged chairman adam schiff over why the whistleblower had not been subpoenaed and why the whistleblower has not been presented to republicans and democrats at least in a closed door deposition so that both sides have the opportunity to ask the person questions that started this whole controversy. >> -- make a motion we actually subpoena the whistleblower for a closed door secret deposition and i would prefer that rather than it be your single decision -- >> it won't be my single decision. >> you are the only member who knows who that individual is and your staff is the only staff of any member of congress that has had a chance to talk with that individual. we would like that opportunity. >> that's a false statement. i do not know the identity of the whistleblower. reporter: we also heard from kent and taylor, george kent and ambassador bill taylor today. kent saying that it is not out of the ordinary for military aid or funds to have cond

and the hillary clinton campaign chalupa revealed that ukrainian embassy officials themselves were also working directly with reporters to trade information and leads about the trump campaign besser can't you didn't seem to be too concerned about it in the last round of questioning so i'll just skip you because we know that wasn't a concern but ambassador taylor you testified to this committee that you only recently became aware of reports of this cooperation between ukrainian embassy officials and chalupa to under mind the trump campaign from your last deposition is that correct. mr is that is correct that i had not known about this before it's just going over your last episode exactly right up the political article cites 3 names ukrainian officials asserting that the ukrainian embassy supported the hillary clinton campaign it quotes ukrainian parliamentarian andre artem manco same quote it was clear they 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

to work on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and the russia probe? how did that happen. >> as comey wanted to control it, he did not give it to an fbi field office where he should've with watergate were all grand by field agents. we talked about that in the past. he brought people in, he did what they wanted them to do and get control and we end up with a fake investigation of hillary clinton. now we see all the other falsifications that indicate staff in general and especially in carter page especially and it's kind of disturbing because what we value is trust. that's the most important thing that wework with, fbi in our commander and executives trust and they violated that trust and i hope they are held accountable some way for that. >> former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein had already testified, i think this happened last year, correct me if i'm wrong, rod rosenstein had testified that a fisa warrant renewal that he signed off on did not match public reports about it. watch this. >> no fbi personnel briefed me on it, the process with a fis

so hillary -- >> laura: hillary clinton, so again, i'm going to ignore your defamatory comments about the president because that's what they are. but the idea that the idea that this is a competent field, matt, we have everyone with a half-brother jumping in the race at this stage, raising their money, come on. >> that is the real question, the timing. they are getting in so late, these late-breaking candidates, the sign of the early states but remember why is it interesting eric holder and patrick running? that is at the heart where joe biden strength is. african-american voters -- and african-americans. >> they were not getting any traction but look, he's not getting traction. >> excuse me, the amazing thing about the poles, joe biden notwithstanding all the incoming he's getting today in new hampshire, he is ahead. >> laura: hillary was up in doubled digits in 2016, richard. >> bernie sanders 16% against hillary four years ago is 14%. biden is up. >> laura: hold on, do you realize everybody was saying exactly what you are saying with all the hand motions and passion in 2016? except

when the choice was donald j trump or cricket hillary, jim hood stood with hillary clinton. today with the election days away i'm standing with president donald trump. [cheering] and jim hood is standing with the liberals. now mississippi, it's time to choose. it is time to stand up and be counted. are we going to stand with president donald trump? [cheering] are you going to stand with me on tuesday? [cheering] let's stand up to keep america great stop let's stand up to elect a conservative that will be an ally to president donald j trump. [cheering] i need your prayers, i need your support and most importantly, on tuesday, i need your vote. thank you all. [cheering] >> thank you tate, tuesday go out and but for tate, he will never let you down. don't kid yourself, your second amendment is under attack. that with him, it's under attack. we are also joined tonight by a man who is truly i've said a lot, he has been a great governor and he loves your state and he loves the people of this great state, governor phil brian, where is phil? [cheering] come up phil. come up phil. >>

it's hillary clinton, next. we will tell you straight ahead. ♪ in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. ♪ >> tucker: deval patrick was the governor of massachusetts. didn't improve the state one bit, no one really liked him, so of course, now he's thinking about running for president. that news comes on the heels of michael bloomberg setting up his presidential run. who else is going to run as a democrat? every day, new story. trace gallagher has been following this since day one ond joins us tonight. >> tucker, the odds of filler clinton running for president appear to be improving. here's my. in the fall of 2018, she said she had no idea if she would run, but in march of this year, she flatly ruled it out,

hillary clinton did. and superdelegates. >> [indiscernible] >> she would have one without them. >> hillary did underperform in western cities with african-americans. it cost her wisconsin, cost her michigan. not as clear in pennsylvania. there is not a big data argument that a lot of bernie people stayed home. is pouting voter theory highly overrated. >> jill stein didn't get more votes in a margin of victory. >> we are not hearing it the way we did in 2016 from donors. i don't feel -- from voters. the problem bernie is having his he has other people that share his ideological view. some voters who supported him in 2016 believe elizabeth warren is the fresher version of it. >> he won the new hampshire primary with 62% of the vote. in today's poll, he is getting 21% of the vote. that tells you it is a fragmented field. maybe it was a binary choice between him and hillary clinton. all of those votes were not entirely for him, they were against her. >> in the poll that came out today, bernie is the most lika

brookhiser to a hillary rally? >> i have never gone want to myself. however, i did bring in to a branch of my psychoanalytic colleagues. this was -- >> very early on. were we even married? >> was her of a lot of analysis going on? >> no. >> there was one obnoxious -- obnoxious guy. >> one man called rick crypto nazi. >> he was saying it jokingly. he thought he was saying it jokingly. >> he was attacked me. i went into attack dog mode, which i recommend in the book is one of the things that you -- >> it's one of the rules, defend your spouse. >> and i said, and rick it off. rick is very gracious and easy-going. i said to this band, someone i didn't know, i said, i want you to retract that. that's a serious, extremely serious accusation to make to my husband. he doesn't deserve it and they t don't want you to say it. i said it like that. and i feel that this is essential to do, because if your spouse is good enough to be your spouse, either have children with or a a life with, then thr opinions deserve respect, even if you disagree with them. i think it

was donald j.e trump, or crooked hillary, jim hood stood with hillary clinton. with the election just days away, i am standing with donald -- president donald trump. withim hood is standing the liberals. now, mississippi, it is time to choose. it is time to stand up and be counted. are we going to stand with president donald trump? are you going to stand with me on tuesday? let us stand up to keep america great. let us stand up to elect a conservative that will be an ally to president donald j. trump. i need your prayers. i need your support. and most importantly, on tuesday, i need your vote. thank you, all. [cheers and applause] you,dent trump: thank tate. your second amendment is under attack. not with him. it is under attack. we are also joined tonight by a man that is truly -- and i have said it. -- and i have said it a lot -- and he loves your state. governor phil bryant. where is phil? come up, fill. -- come up, phil. governor briant: i just want to say one more thing, is this trompe country -- trump country? he is the greatest president in my lifetime. w

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

c-span, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg in conversation with bill and hillary clinton. then president trump's rally in lexington, kentucky. that is followed by the second circuit court oral argument in trump versus vance regarding president trump's tax returns. held the second annual ruth bader ginsburg lecture with featured speakers justice jens berg -- justice ginsburg, former president bill clinton, and former secretary of state hillary clinton. they reflect it on justice ginsburg's nomination as well as her approach to the law. this is 90 minutes. [applause] >> wow. law the dean of georgetown and it is a privilege to welcome you to the second annual ruth bader ginsburg lecture. the first lecture was held in april of 2018. our first speaker was justice ginsburg. it

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

hillary clinton, i think waldo has a better chance of showing up than hillary clinton. that is absurd premise. >> i'm just getting over mark sanford leaving the republican primary yesterday. >> so sad. >> mark who? let's be clear. momentum. sanders warren, democratic party must be losing their mind these two -- i mean left of socialism, and i think that big worry with biden is, and look biden, i think is big trouble for trump, he is lacking what i call oomph to win, you need oomph. and it just does not seem to be there even though poll numbers seem to be good, but in iowa. you have to win. i don't blame these people for getting in i not sure they will gain track, i believe there could be a shot on bloomberg. >> if he does no have oomph, i do believe that is opportunity for bloomberg. charlie gasparino said today, based off his sour sources thatg campaign has begun hiring. david: charlie gasparino also, reported that they are more worried about getting democratic nomination, because it is sea sr left. >> elizabeth mac macdonald. >> i am listening to you. the number of 20

and that was my point to hillary. i knew donald trump from being on the air with him for so many years, and he provided some of the greatest radio. i knew he was a good communicator. and what do i mean by good communicator? talked like a dude. he just knew how -- he knew the audience. he knew how to play to them, and they liked him. they liked him. >> he is, you know -- he has -- he has a real charm, when he wants to be -- >> he's very charming, you know. and so when i saw this and i was a hillary supporter. i did go on this campaign. and i document it in the book and i detail it, i think it makes for interesting reading. but at the end of the day i never did hear from hillary's campaign. >> who in the democratic field would you want to interview now? >> i don't know. you know, i don't do a lot of political interviews. i'm kind of fatigued from it. i'm talking about from my radio show. >> i assume if you were doing democratic candidates now, it would be more about their background, where they're coming -- i mean just

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. may 1 of '75... the magic moment. congress really democratized wall street... i wanted to have a firm that wanted to get everybody in. because people couldn't access wall street. we wanted to be agents of change. for the better. ♪ 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! most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we ke

>> hillary clinton is another one. she can't stop talking. she is so in love with her own voice, she gives tulsi gabbard a great gift. we went from who is tulsi gabbard to get me tulsi gabbard. really, let them dig their graves with their own mouth. trish: it's the best thing that ever happened to tulsi gabbard. one more question on bloomberg. do you think there is any there there for him? is this his attempt to school some of these people like sanders or warren or might he have a bigger opportunity within the party itself? i think he would have a hard time against trump. i asked donald trump about michael bloomberg. he likes him a hot and respected him a lot. he would feel better running against him, because at least it's somebody who is not a socialist. what do you think? i can confirm that mike bloomberg, billionaire wall street tycoon more whom i used to work. he is going to file in alabama tomorrow. >> bloomberg is the real deal. he's a substantial guy. he would make it an interesting, serious race. so that's great. on the other hand, ho

you just heard hillary say it. many, many people are putting very, very intense pressure on hillary clinton to run for president. basically, they are demanding she run. are you one of the people demanding? >> so, i'm just surprised fox news hasn't come up with a poll showing her way ahead. how would that be for the ratings for fox news, that hillary clinton -- >> tucker: this is something we are not manufacturing. >> i agree. >> tucker: i have a preference for the new and interesting, she falls in either of those categories. i would be happy to never utter the phrase "hillary clinton" again, because i think she is singularly uninteresting and banal. but she is touting herself, that suggests the field, she believes, is inadequate. >> i actually don't think she is touting herself. i put this under the heading of "not impossible," but i would say there's really no evidence, other than not literally ruling it out in this interview that she is going for it. she is not were deval patrick is, and michael bloomberg -- both

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hillary. little more i didn't help him trump i helped hillary it would be better for us a fact that ukraine's courts ruled to be interference election meddling ukraine's own courts said that but in jennifer's magical kingdom this isn't true she crossed out the old you his admission the court ruling and cited reports that it's all a russian psyop and because she crossed it out it's no longer true just because you try proving her wrong if congressional republicans have evidence our intelligence community is wrong they need to present it otherwise they need to be called out for deliberately assistant hostile foreign power evidence is something that supports jennifer's point of view if it doesn't it isn't evidence see when special counsel robert mueller root in his report that russian hackers seemingly and apparently quoted from the report hacked hillary's servers that's evidence but when you give her or her car in the recording a confession and a court ruling you're an american in the course of t

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

hillary clinton is kind of laking stock within the left. so what happens to the leadership at this point? people like tulsi gabbard are ones going for the reins. steve: stay tuned. dana loesch, thanks for joining from us texas. have a wonderful thanksgiving. indeed. meanwhile, kids, have you heard? toys "r" us is back. we'll take you there live to that location next. emily: and what are voters in florida saying about president trump's big rally last night? pete hegseth is having "breakfast with friends" in boca raton. we'll check in after the break. ♪. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband-- --for massive capacity-- --and ultra-fast speeds. almost 2 gigs here in minneapolis. that's 25 times faster than today's network in new york city. so people from midtown manhattan-- --to downtown denver-- --can experience what our 5g can deliver. (woman) and if verizon 5g can deliver performance like this in these places... it's pretty crazy. ...just imagine what i

hillary clinton don't tell me she doesn't want to be drafted. people are asking and putting pressure on me. hey, they are to me too pop to do what, i'm not sure. >>> is the s.a.t. about to become obsolete? nobody would be happier than this cnn host who despite taking the test several time never rose above the mendoza line. >>> a new lawsuit may go towards elimnating. >>> and self-described provocateur, roger stone found guilty of releasing hacked emails. has he turned his last dirty trick? here's what alex jones had to say. >> he's not even allowed to say, i want to be freed by the president and i need to watch out, the lawyers are telling me. because i'm doing what roger said. take control with theraflu. powerful, soothing relief to defeat your worst cold and flu symptoms fast. device: (sneezes) theraflu. the power is in your hands. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums and let me tell you something, rodeo... i

neil: you know what hillary clinton said about your -- you know what hillary clinton said about your old party. you cost her the election. what do you say? >> i think that's -- it was more than that. neil: i chose the nicest words. >> i think this is her effort to distract from her own responsibility in this strategy, the pied piper strategy that elevated what she thought were the most fringe components like donald trump, the rigging of the democratic primary. had we had bernie sanders i think it would have been a very different election. most polls, most head-to-head matches show he would have won. we've got 70% of americans saying they don't buy this. we have the largest group of voters, 100 million voters, which is way more than the number who voted for either hillary clinton or donald trump. most people are sitting this out. who are these voters who are withholding their votes? disproportionately black, brown, millenial and poor. we have a younger generation right now that sees no future ahead of them. they don't have jobs, they are locked in debt. we are seeing the aging out of

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

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

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

was most their we have was hillary was there when hillary clinton was president and no one was going to know about this and it was going to write in you want as business as usual what one thing whether you are a fan of president trump or not one thing that you cannot argue about his presidency is that the mask has been ripped off of the state and they're not just the activities they would involved in for many decades but the actual steps they have taken to influence elections all this talk of russia influencing the elections our own cia and f.b.i. and n.s.a. those agencies were working to serve the election before hand and have been working to overturn the election ever since it took place that is a much bigger threat than facebook ads by a russian troll far christine let me go to you before we go to the break here i mean one of the other things i think is really terrifying is that you have the liberal media a century justifying a 4th branch of government and that is something that i find terrifying 35 seconds to before we go to the break go ahead christopher yet more the liberal med

the voters they're all talking about brags it shouldn't someone be talking about the russians tonight hillary clinton is slamming prime minister boris johnson's decision to withhold a report about russian interference in british politics until after the election she says that's shameful and she's warning the u.k. in 2019 not to make the same mistake the u.s. did in 2060 i'm brit golf in berlin this is the day. i. think it's outrageous that your government won't release a report about russian influence inside the u.k. there is no evidence to suggest that russia out of all the kremlin has successfully engaged in interference in our electoral process is there's a lot of evidence that russia played in the cracks at election because he told the blogs that report such as these going through an intensive security review before publication the fact that the current government won't release this report by your own government should raise some questions if you are a poll has been called for and which should be in the public demanding the more difficult. also coming up the u.s. college student although

keith boykin, hillary rosen, bakari sellers. i know this is going to be a funny conversation, i can just feel it. keith, i'm going to start with you. mayor pete buttigieg had a big day. he got a big reception at tonight's dinner there. should other candidates be worried? >> well, he's doing well. this happens in a cycle like this where candidates go through periods where they go up and go down. i don't think, though, he's overcome the biggest obstacle he's got to face. he's polling at about 0% or 1% with black voters. you cannot win the democratic primary with 0% or 1% of black voters. i just heard chris lizza on the primary panel saying they thought it might come down to a race between elizabeth warren or pete buttigieg. where the numbers are right now, that's impossible. neither one of them are in double digits with the black kpun community. i don't see either one of them yet at that place. they've got to reach out to black voters if they want to win the nomination. there's not a large black community in iowa, but you've got t

she went there to collude, to dig up dirt on hillary -- four hillary clinton. and to smear donald trump and members of his campaign team. that would be called in my mind collusion. but today's witness, a so-called ukraine expert, knew nothing about it. reporter sharyl attkisson formerly of cbs news pointed out the idea that some of our top experts on ukraine are closed minded to this information and at least once said she was entirely unaware of it but were making important decisions could be considered disturbing. yeah, you think? this was probably the biggest revelation out ofnk the hearing. it has nothing to do with president trump, and without a doubt, the schiff show is a giant failure died. don't d take my word for it. just listen to former independent counsel ken starr. he thought yesterday, this was going to be really a bad day for the republicans, for president trump. he is changed hishe mind. >> we are not in trial, we are in a fact gathering mode but what are we gathering facts about? was there a crime, and then let's weigh this gravity and seriousne

trump, our cricket hillary, he stood with hillary clinton. and today with the election just days away, i'm standing with president donald trump and jim. and jim hood's standing with the liberals. now mississippi, it's time to choose. it's time to stand up and be counted. are we going to stand with president donald trump? are you going to stand with me on tuesday? let's stand up to keep america great. let's stand up to elect the conservatives that will be an ally to president donal president donald j. trump. i need your prayers, i need your support. and most importantly on tuesday, i need your vote. thank you all. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: thank you, tate. tuesday go out and vote for tate. he will never let you down and don't kid yourself, your second amendment is under attack. but not with him. so we are also joined tonight by a man who is truly -- and i said it a lot, but he's been a great governor and he loves your estate, and he loves the people of this great state. governor phil brandt. where is phil? come up, phil. look a

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