> it's been no secret hillary clinton would run for president. but today on her website, she made it official. >> i'm not just starting a campaign though. i'm beginning a conversation. after six years as a senator, people believe in our poll by overwhelming margins that she has the credentials and leadership skills to be president. >> i'm in it to win it with your help. >> her husband was a popular, a very popular president. she had all the money, all the backers. it looked like a sure bet. >> senator barack obama threw his hat into the crowded ring today. >> one thing you could say about illinois senator barack obama is there's never been another presidential candidate like him. he has a foreign sounding name that rhymes with hussein. he's admitted to use marijuana and cocaine. >> barack obama stepped on to the national stage and wowed the democratic national convention with his eloquence. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. there is not a black america and a white america and lati

you guys need hillary clinton? >> i don't think she's running. >> i asked you if you need her. >> i think we are good with the candidates that we've got. >> why do people keep getting in? >> i think if i was a billionaire i'd consider it to but i don't think bloomberg has an opportunity here. he's got no chance. we have to be honest about this is basically a campaign down to four people at this point and hillary clinton it is not going to be one of them. she has missed the filing deadline on a number of key early states. she wouldn't need to get the delegates, so this is a biden-sanders, warren and pete buttigieg. >> look no further than the fact that we are calling her office sideline. none of these candidates can stand up to president trump, new china trade deal, no one can beat him. >> it is so interesting. she also has personal history with the last president who had a booming economy up for reelection and he had the wind at his back no matter what was going on because historically in this country, you might've

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hillary clinton getting the howard stern treatment, that might spark speculation, she might be getting into the race, i don't think so, we will break it down ♪ ♪ >> devin nunes sued cnn for eye-popping $130 million, the story said ranking republican on the house intel panel met in viena last week with ukrainian prosecutor viktor shoken, nonen said he never met shoken, one cn, in that rudy giuliani associate looking into biden in ukraine and looking for indictment, during this period nunes was communicating. >> i was not meeting with ukrainians in viena in december of 2018, it wouldn't have been hard to prove but the bigger point, sean, they shouldn't be listening to somebody who hall been indicted, okay, it's really, really bad on their part, it's reckless, it's clearly reckless. >> the lawsuit packs partisan punch, cnn is the mother of fake news, cnn is eroding the fabric of america, intel committee report multiple phone calls between nunes, parnes and giuliani that led to ouster of ambassador of ukraine? >> what did you discuss with parnas? >> i don't even know. >> you don't thin

unless what you want is, to curtail the damage to hillary clinton. and assure that donald trump doesn't win. i don't understand what reason you would have to say that the trump nomination affects the course of the clinton investigation. he said that. which is evidence that there was some effect. now, that's never mentioned in the i.g. report. it is never mentioned in his earlier report. i understand he basically took everybody's word for it because he doesn't have subpoena power. there is somebody who does have subpoena power. that is john durham. and durham will be conducting a criminal investigation which we have yet to hear about. maria: durham's investigation will go looking what happened before july 2016 because the fbi continues to say we started this investigation into july of '16 because of a tip we heard about a conversation that happened in a bar between george papdopoulus and an infor ant. >> right. maria: actually we know that informants ran into george papdopoulus, quarter page, as early as march of that year. >> not only that, jim comey

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hillary clinton. it happened when then fbi director james comey defying all justice department guidelines just freelanced and went out and criticized hillary clinton's handling of classified information while at the same time saying that, quote, no reasonable prosecutor would indict hillary clinton over her emails. but most consequentially it happened again when he announced the fbi was re-opening an investigation into the hillary clinton's emails 11 days before the election. an action say was decisive in tipping the election from hillary clinton to donald trump. now, at the same time during that campaign there was also the counterintelligence investigation into the campaign of donald trump. people associated with that campaign. the existence of which did not leak. in fact, the one time it kind of surfaced in the press, there was reporting on it was this infamous "new york times" headline. so whoever spoke to the reporters of that article, we don't know who they are, gave trump a clean bill of health

specifically because black voters in 2016 gave hillary clinton a significant edge over bernie sanders but this cycle he is doing pretty well with nonwhite voters. can the party put forward an all-white ticket in 2020 and excite the voters who need to be excited to get a democrat tle d elected? >> i think it's essential our ticket be a diverse ticket and rev diverse representative in our ticket and can be in a number of different ways. the woman candidate for vice president, an african-american candidate or hispanic or a gay candidate running for vice president. i think clearly when it comes out to reaching for people of color it has to be a major focus of the democratic party. democratic party success has been built on the strength of support from african-american voters, especially african-american women, so it has to be respected and acknowledged. i don't agree with steve that hillary clinton was insulting people of color with this selection of tim kaine. i think she devoted her career to standing up for diversity and

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by the way, russia which is hillary clinton won, they waste. we are now number 1 in the world and energy. russia is number 3. [cheers and applause] we are beating out russia and saudi arabia. you would have windmills all over the place if you had crooked hillary. they would be knocking out those birds left and right. [laughter] those windmills. darling my want to watch television tonight and there is no damn went. i want to watch the election results. darling there is no damn wind blowing like it used to because of global warming come i think. i think it is global warning. >> sean: we are back tomorrow at eight, >> the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. >> sean: tucker, and other breaking news night, a lot of ground to cover, moments ago as you just saw at the end of tucker, his massive rally in hershey, pennsylvania, as per usual thousands and thousands lining up outside in the freezing cold and rain to get a spot inside the arena. from support to reporters, clearly motivated. maybe the media is not not

the fbi knew christopher steele was giving biased opposition research on trump paid for by hillary clinton campaign in the dnc. the fbi knew steel sources said he was not to be believed, and knew the justice department was raising red flags about that before they got the fisa warrant but cozy in the fbi team used still democrat funded opposition to launch spying on the trump campaign, not telling the fisa court about indium that. we find this in the footnotes. attorney john durham is going after cia director john brennan and we are firing up the questions on that one. thank you for joining us "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. congress heading home for the christmas recess not back until january 7. that will feel like a year in the life of d.c. the timing of the impeachment trial still in limbo. mike has more in washington. >> good evening california congressman was asked if impeachment could hurt democrats on election day. >> this is more important than politics. you do what the constitution requires and then you b

similar to what hillary clinton enjoyed. she got support from the african-american voting community based upon her marriage to bill clinton and being first lady and so on, and then vice president obama -- i mean, president obama is giving support somewhat to joe biden. so joe biden's enjoying support based upon his association with president obama and being his vice president. i think african-american voters are supporting him because of that. >> well, let's game it out. i mean, unless the no malarkey but tour reversed the tide, the vice president doesn't seem poised to win the iowa primary and new hampshire caucus. does that cause a reset and potential momentum shift or do you think the people of color currently supporting the vice president, former vice president, will continue to do so? >> it depends on who wins iowa. i think if anyone other than booker or deval patrick win iowa i think the vice president is fine. iowa is much less relevant. however, if cory booker were to win iowa that resets the table and he goes into s

there is no one including hillary clinton who can beat donald trump. it's not just that they are boring. but what they talk about is so off the mainstream, it's not connecting with people. ashley: joining me is niger innis and gop descrat just ed posrouli. i heard this theory before. that the democrats can't get a frontrunner. what is the chance you think we could see all the way into july of next year a brokered convention for the democrats? >> normally the chances are absurdly low that something like that would take place. but when you consider buttigieg could win iowa six weeks out, that could be followed by elizabeth warren or bernie sanders winning new hampshire, that will be followed by my state of nevada where bernie sanders has a strong infrastructure. and actually it was rumored he beat hillary four years ago. but she stole it from them. then you have got of course south carolina where bind is extremely strong. then you have got super tuesday and the wild car in all of this, michael don doo nerks sburg. i think it's more likely an election goi

hillary clinton could call in. we'd take that call any time. and they were like, let's go back and talk about it at headquarters. so why didn't she do this in 2016? >> first of all, wow. wow. i could watch that over and over again. because that is the hillary clinton that if you get a little bit of private time with her that you see and you certainly hear from all of her friends who sit back, have a glass of wine, maybe a little vodka, and she can talk about things and be more open. if hillary clinton did that to your point in 2016, we could be having a whole different discussion right now because she was a human being. she allowed her humanity to come forward. she also said in there why she didn't. she was very clear. she's 70-something woman who came of age at a time where women weren't supposed to be human. they had to act like, you know, serious in order to be taken seriously by men, and she never got over that. she never evolved to the 2016, now 2019 culture. >> these sorts of conversations are such a revelation because you see this very e

here now we have hillary clinton with a link to jeffrey epstein. we clearly know of a strong link with her and harvey weinstein. ronan farrell just this week came out with an admission that not only, of course, we know through his book that she tried to have associate push him off of the weinstein story, but now he is saying that their relationship changed after he investigated weinstein. so this is not a woman who is caught up in some kind of a circle and is shocked by what is going on. she tried to punish ronan farrell for doing his investigation and now while she has never talked about epstein to say nothing of her husband's. all three men clearly accused of rape. other two sex trafficking. how does that work that hillary clinton is in the link with all of those men while maxwell, the associate of epstein is effectively a fugitive. her life is over. prince andrew's life is over. his daughter's lives they won't be royals and won't have the same future as expected. bill clinton is still being urged to run for president. she is the only one with li

tulsi gabbard and hillary clinton. because use is seen as not quite as in sync with the left, the "new york times" fashion critic said it's stale and passe to wear the white suit. but when hillary clinton wore it, it was stunning for women. she hasn't done anything but mary a guy they don't like to bring it on. >> the pictures will endure and when historians come back from the distant future and they see this beautiful and wonderful and poised and gracious person, they will say what is going on here. so she knows what she is doing. she had that experience. that's why she had so much poise when they booed her. she knows how to act in front of the camera. she kept going. trish: the liberal media loves to paint president trump as an antisemite. it's to put jews outside the definition of us. the anti-semitic tropes seem to follow him everywhere. trish: but the left refuses to call out anybody who is actually an anti-semite. steve bannon predict on this show nearly three months ago that hillary clinton is jumping into the 2

the poll shows hillary clinton is the top pick among democrats from harvard harris. the only issues she's not running for president at this point but she is the favorite. can you believe that? how does it look for actual candidates, the four beneath her? political science professor, thanks for coming on to the show. how in the world did this happen? >> hillary clinton is on a book tour so she wants to keep pushing this and there are people talking about this but the reality is she's too late to get into this race. she's not a billionaire like michael bloomberg, she's missed deadlines for many of the early states and if she did get in her poll numbers would drop. i have been saying this is not good for the party and not good for the candidates out there. rob: take a second look at these numbers. hillary is 21%, joe biden 20, bernie, look at the big drop for elizabeth warren, that is something to see and bloomberg has a nice little chunk at 7%. what does it say for joe biden that a person who is not in the race has taken it down? >> i can't believe i am saying this but

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 full 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 then we disagree at all and that it is my non-value added i'd rather forget but only for a moment just looking outside of what i call them 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 plus

also hillary clinton went on howard stern's show. uh-oh. you won't believe what they talked about, straight ahead. they talked about, straight ahead. will ♪ >> sean: melania trump furious after the democrats' star witness, ivory tower stanford professor pamela karlan brought up her son, barron, in today's hearing. she offered a halfhearted apology, a sad attempt at one, take a o look. >> i want to apologize for what i said earlier about the president's son. it was wrong of me to do that. i wish the president would apologize, obviously, for the things that he's done that's wrong.ou but i do regret having said that. >> sean: all right, we do regret having said that. all right. also tonight in news, hillary clinton, a guest on howard stern's radio program. okay, only on howard's show. take a look. >> he was so handsome. he was really handsome. >> really? >> hee was really handsome. looked like a greek god. he was really handsome. >> no kidding, greek god? >> yeah, very attractive. >> listen to you. >> well, contrary to what youou may hear, i

hillary clinton went on howard stern's show. uh-oh, you won't believe what they talked about, straight ahead. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >> sean: melania trump furious after the democrats' star witness, ivory tower stanford professor brought up her son, baron, in today's hearing. she offered a halfhearted apology, a sad attempt at one, take a look. >> i want to apologize for what i said earlier about the president's son. it was wrong of me to do that. i wish the president would apologize, obviously, for the things that he's done that's wrong. but i do regret having said that. >> sean: all right, we do regret having said that. all right. also tonight in news, hillary clinton, a guest on howard stern's radio p

guest: in 2016, working-class voters stillon voted for hillary clinton over donald trump. people do not realize this, because they think they all voted for donald trump. she just one a much narrower portion of them then previous democratic candidates. always had-class is a challenge with both political parties from supporting union to theto minimum wage environment and on tax cuts. it depends on where you are located as a working-class voter as to how you see either party. we talked onme c-span radio, you were getting ready for your thanksgiving dinner with your italian scots irish family. what was the political conversation like at thanksgiving and what was it like over a thanksgiving meal with your family? guest: my entire family voted for trump, which is interesting. there are a variety of different -- they come from a variety of places, whether they have masters degrees are phd's or live in the suburbs are live in the city. there is really no disagreement between our family. i use my family as an early barometer to understand what is going on. i remember when he came d

journalist claims his friend and former boss hillary clinton and distanced herself from heaven over his investigation of the now disgraced hollywood producer harvey feinstein it's remarkable how quickly even people with a long relationship with you will turn if you threaten the centers of power or the sources of funding around them ultimately there are lots of people out there who operates in that way they're beholden to powerful interests and if you go up against those interests you become radioactive very quickly thrown in far what does clinton special advisor for years including while she was secretary of state harvey feinstein mean meanwhile donate a tens of thousands of dollars to clinton's 2016 presidential campaign before the whole sexual assault scandal unfolded next up this afternoon donna quarter looks at how investigative journalism in general is becoming harder in the age of big corporate media. only what often portrays investigative journalists as knights in shining armor risking it all to protect the truth is that legal what is it is that we do it for a living. we don't. l

into weinstein's dirty laundry did you feel pressure from hillary clinton on and her staff raised concerns about the fact that i was working on this story about one of her most significant donors that they had bungler of hollywood money not to mention pharaoh's original collaborator and b c refused to publish the weinstein revelations all together but this isn't even the only major story that the mainstream media big wigs have tried to smother a.b.c. anchor amy roebuck recently went public about her investigation into geoffrey epstein's pedophile operation which was killed by the network 3 years ago it was unbelievable what we had we had everything. and i tried for 3 years to get it on to no avail and now it's coming out and i think well of revelations what we had it was unreal there were going back to you know. get it all years ago so is that it have the rich and powerful become so strong. that investigative journalism has no place in the 21st century you probably can't reach. you know 1020000000 people with investigative stories that really attack it wealthy and powerful when you do inve

they think we're stupid they think we made a mistake they think hillary clinton should be the president and they want to fix that and the speaker i would remind the gentleman that if the president is president trump is impeached and removed the new president will be mike pence not hillary clinton. well let's bring in our correspondent there she's live for us on the from capitol hill and washington d.c. so 5 hours in one hour left to go heidi what can we expect from the last hour. that's right an hour and give some i would suspect because they're running the clock on this 6 hours of debate but it's stretching a little bit longer than that in real time but what we are expecting is more of these partisan arguments as each member of the u.s. house of representatives are really jockeying to get their names down that's part of the record leading up to this historic historic vote which in all likelihood will impeach president making him only the 3rd u.s. president to be impeached and we're hearing these partisan arguments over the 2 articles of impeachment which are abuse of power and obstruct

he was not starstruck by any means but how quickly like some of you like hillary clinton turns on him. >> there's articles that nbc was using different messages to kill a story six or seven times. everybody from the weinstein stuff came out. people were talking over and over again culturally how people were discussing harvey is creepy, that something we all knew about and nobody talked about in the had access. kennedy: one of the few people who said something was brad pitt. when he was engaged to gwyneth paltrow he went up to harvey weinstein and said if you touch microphone again i'll break your fat fingers. i don't know if that was a direct quote. he is one of the few people that said something. other people said we saw stories but we did not say anything. maybe you should've said something. you allowed for two decades of victims whose lives were ruined. >> weinstein people were convinced they could leverage the power and wealth to stop media outlets from covering the story and they were successful tremendously for a long period of time and they awarded ronan's own reporting for oth

i voted for hillary clinton. the original title for my book was i eventually wrote a book called the case against impeaching trump, also the case against the democratic house impeaching trump. i started writing the book when it looked like hillary clinton would be elected. the republican said they would impeach on day one so the original title was the case against impeaching hillary clinton. >> why did you change the name. >> just the names and i went to the book and change some things. if i had written this book, they would build a statue, the liberals would love me but now because the same arguments are being used in favor of president trump, who i didn't vote for, i'm a pariah among liberals and radicals on the left. mark: and ask about that soon but i want to ask about this verse. there is almost no talk about legislative. he. legislative tyranny. >> is this tyrannical. >> it could be if they impeach the president and they denied due process they will be acting tyrannical he. i believe if they impeach the pre

i voted for hillary clinton. you know what the original title for my book was? i eventually wrote a book about the case against impeaching from also the house impeaching john. i started to write a book to talk about hillary. to the original title for my book the case against impeaching hillary clinton. it's just the changing of names. i went to the book and change some things. if i had written this book, the case against impeaching hillary clinton the liberals would love me. but now since the same arguments are used in favor of president trump who i didn't vote for, i'm a pariah among liberals and radicals on and the left. levin: i want to ask you about this. there's almost no talk about legislative tyranny. can the legislature beecher ran a cold? >> absolutely and they have been to remember mccarthyism that was legislative tierney's before if they impeach the president and denied due process that will be acting terrifically. >> i believe if they impeach the president on this record they will be abusing their power and their oath of office. maybe they can get aw

lo and behold how about hillary clinton? her appearance and howard stern is exactly what is she has been conducting itself. she's always been calculating and trying to figure out how she can position itself as the savior of the democratic party. this is absolutely her way of trying to maintain relevancy. >> she would not say that this insanity. >> speaking of the party she still has plenty of blame to go around. in fact, she's blaming misogyny and facebook and farms and also bernie sanders delaying his endorsement, that is still an issue. watch. >> do we hate bernie sanders? >> i don't anybody. >> bernie could have endorsed you quicker. >> he could have. he hurt me, there's no denying that. >> have you talked to them question mike >> know we haven't talked. i'm disappointed. >> he hurt me. he hurt me. that's what she sing about bernie sanders. how to think pretty supporters are going to react? >> she pulled out during the 2016 campaign when they were debating and he used the word we can keep chatting about guns but nothing,

what is going on with hillary clinton? that's next. ♪ ♪ [coughing] >> rights and opportunities of women. [coughing] my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >> tucker: hillary clinton was run for president twice and lost. she sun deterred and keeps coming back. during multiple media appearances in the u.k. over the past month. hillary clinton refused to rule out yet another presidential run. >> are you saying forget me? is that your mantra now? >> not yet. [laughter] i especially have been del luged in the last few weeks with thinking about doing that but right now i'm not at all, you know, planning that. i would have to make up my mind really quickly because it's moving very fast. >> tucker: well, what is this?