the dnc e-mails go public right before the democratic convention at a time to create the maximum pain. michael: was the cventiontaken e timing of the release of those e-mails? kristi: i'm sure it was because journalists have taken into csideration timing of their release of the information or stories, and any journalist who will be denying the fact that they want to maximize the impact of their story either telling a lie or, well, basically being dishonest because everjournalist wants to maximize the impact of the story, and timing comes into play. michael: wikileaks' release of the stolen e-mails threw the democratic national convention into uproar. male newscaster: it's a major embarrassment for democrats on the eve of their nominating convention. newscaster: just when hillary clinton was hoping to put the whole notion of an e-mail controversy behind her. newscaster: a wikileaks e-mail dump suggests bernie sanders may have been right. the primary system was rigged against him. michael: the convention was supposed to be hillary clinton's springboard into the presidency, but the e-mai

i am ross wilburn, chair of the iowa democratic party joined vice scott running our member on the dnc rule and bylaws committee. scott and i will the restatements and open it up for questions . this morning the iowa democratic party submitted our letter of intent to the dnc rule and bylaws committee to begin the application process and are quite the iowa first in the nation. a copy of the letter will be emailed to all the journalists on the call as soon as our availability is . maybe clear, the letter of intent is just the first step in a robust application process. in addition to our application we're also planning to engage with stakeholders all over iowa to explore substantive changes to the causes that would make them more straightforward and accessible. it is important to us to continue to evolve iowa's caucuses tso as many people as possible can participate in this tradition. iowa has a critical role to play in our presidential nominating calendar . we're a small state and we provide the perfect opportunity for democrats to rebuild their national within rural communities. that's

. >> the dnc policy is we don't weigh in on the primaries, but i would remind you it's an exchange of ideas and a contest of ideas. i think both candidates are pushing a message about helping the american people, helping the family unit, which is the same thing that democrats around the country are pushing. so however you phrase it, the result is the same. you have two candidates who are very qualified, but they're working on behalf of the biden agenda and trying to make this a better country and to address the challenges that we face. so we're proud as a dnc of all of the candidates and we wish them the best. >> you've got to be proud of your incumbents but you've got a mess in new york. the final redistricting map pits two of the most powerful democratic congress members and you've got these two democrats who have worked together for 30 years representing two really wealthy districts, so big fund-raising pots now that are going to be spent against each other rather than helping the overall party. you have a new district, the 10th. that's going to have jones squeezed out and you have

the dnc is seriously considering unseating iowa as the firstity in nation caucus, primary for a more diverse state like nevada i want to bring in political reporter natasha. great to have you on. >> thanks so much for having me. >> of course. you quote one democratic operative as saying, quote, the old system that begins with iowa and new hampshire is broken. tell us more about this and why dnc officials feels like it has to change and if nevada is the front-runner to take the spot. >> iowa and new hampshire had historically been really good at choosing nominees, but not so much in choosing presidents in the end and so what we're having right now is an all-out brawl for first place and that is new hampshire definitely wanting to stay where they are, nevada, really going hard and aggressively at trying to oust new hampshire and go first. today what we have is a deadline for all states to go first or enter the early primary calendar and so far i hear that they are pouring in. 18 states states already want to it. >> go ahead, natasha. sorry. >> that's super easy to do. all you have to d

. >>> california man accused of plotting to blow up the state dnc headquarters after the 2020 election has plead guilty. the 46-year-old, ian rogers charge charged to conspiracy to destroy a building, prosecutors say he and another man had a list of several targets. they allegedly hoped that by blowing up the dnc in california it would start a movement to keep president trump in office. rogers plea agreement will result in a sentence of 7 to 9 prisons. >>> [inaudible] to plant thousands of flags beside veteran head stones. you see them right there. it takes place at the national cemetery where about 30,000 military veterans and their family members are buried. this is all done in preparation for a big ceremony on monday, memorial day. >>> a live look at sfo on this busy travel weekend. a lot of people hitting the roads and the skies. some airline passengers being met with cancellations. can you imagine that? flight aware is reporting that more than 1400 flights were canceled today. that follows 2300 cancellations yesterday. weather is a factor but also the extreme pilot shortage for al

i would have followed the case back to the campaigns of hillary clinton and the dnc. elizabeth: possibly indict hillary? >> well, i would have looked very, very closely at it. why not give her a grand jury subpoena put her in the grand jury? make her testify to the truth or subject herself to perjury. elizabeth: put obama on the witness stand? >> i don't know about that. i probably wouldn't obama but i got to tell you, if hillary clinton is a unindicted coconspirator, she is involved like we know she is, why not pursue her because she is what, too powerful, too political? i don't buy that. elizabeth: fbi agent scott hellman testified today. he is saying if we knew, if my team knew he was, sussman coming in on behalf of hillary's campaign that would are have changed the tenor of his probe. it looked like, the defense team saying it was open secret sussman was working for democrats. then why are you texting the fbi lawyer the night before you are meeting with him saying i'm not working for anyone? that is what michael sussman did. that is what june durham's proof is. th

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now i'm at the dnc. we have great leadership with jamie harrison. we'll tell the american people what we're able to accomplish and why elections matter and elections have consequences. we get to talk about all the wonderful things. it's because we won georgia that ketanji brown jackson is the first african american woman on the supreme court. we'll go remind people that it's because we won. >> and georgia is next week. and you also, you know, have to look at the fact that after buffalo, after all the shootings, why not more sooner on gun violence from the white house? >> well, the president has talked about gun violence since day one. we issued very strong executive action on guns, cracking down on gun dealers. but this country -- i hate to say this, but we have to decide who we are. we can't keep saying we're better than this. clearly we're not. that's going to take us talking to our neighbors. the president has said over and over that america is not a zerosome game. we don't have to push other people down to raise ourselves up. we can all raise up

lot of states will drop off and not put in their applications and then we'll see this panel from the dnc do their own thing and sort of exclude some of these that are dead on arrival. >> who is serious? i know nevada has been making a lot of noise about moving up. what other states should be we be watching. >> i think nevada and new hampshire, that is going to be the biggest fight. new hampshire is not going to give up easily and nevada is going for first. a lot of these other states just want to be part of the early window. the other area to look at is the midwest. because the writing seems to be on the wall for iowa. there is an opening in the midwest. you have michigan, illinois, minnesota, nebraska, all of them are trying to be the representation from the midwest. there are certain hurdles for some of them, including michigan that has a republican legislature that would control the primary date. we're going to see lots of battles going on in lots of different dimensions, not only before the dny, but elsewhere. >> you mentioned new hampshire is still in the mix. what about iowa? these

he was hillary clinton's personal lawyer, the dnc lawyer, the connection with perkins, chloe. he got his former associate michael sussmann involved and that led to the fusion gps and christopher steele. their stories are not mutally compatible. and mr. durham is not going after hillary clinton. he's taking it one step at a time to see if they're telling the same story. they're not. through gps, through the dnc, you get back to the clinton campaign and ultimately hillary clinton herself. the problem that you have a very ambiguous judge that was appointed by barack obama, judge cooper and a d.c. jury. i think there's going -- it's very difficult to prove it. mr. durham is a very high professional. he hasn't leaked, he hasn't had press conferences. he's the antithesis of the mueller team. we'll see what happens. >> martha: thanks, victor. great to have you with us today. >> thank you. >> martha: so as dhs gears up for a possible violence in response to the draft scotus opinion on abortion, some groups including women's march have said that they look forward to a summer of rage. >

trying to make them as straightforward and inclusive as possible as well as making the case to the dnc. >> what other questions do you have for us? >> go ahead and state your question please. go ahead. >> diversity is one of the criteria they seem to emphasize. how will you show diversity in iowa's strength? >> first, i will point out they've lifted that diversity but they've not talked about what type of diversity. it's a pretty broad category. and i will start if the focus is racial diversity, i would say first of all, there wouldn't be president obama without iowa. the infrastructure is right here in iowa. the democratic party needs to ct and not waist this opportunity. we are putting aside politics and leading with values which means putting in the hard work. and win the elections right in and win the elections right in november. if democrats can't talk to rural voters we have a problem. we can appeal to rural working-class americans. to maintain the white house we can't afford to ignore this group of americans and iowans. if we win iowa we win across the county. lower your hand. >

dnc ticket? >> listen, someone using fentanyl our credit cards because you are not carrying that kind of cash around chicago. it is said to, i love chicago and they have these beautiful walking tours and architecture. they still have them and they are called running tours because you are getting chased. it is bad. but he is a guy with the worst political instincts i've ever seen. so i'm not surprised appearance bill and this has been known for a time even before the 2020 election, but there you go. in the meantime pro-choice, protesters camping out at the house speaker nancy pelosi. saying she's done nothing to protect abortion law, watch. >> we are here because the democratic party and the democratic party as a whole have been complicit in this whole thing. >> 35 years and you have framed terror and you had a super majority under obama under which this should have been your top priority! >> todd: don't you love the irony of all this? mobilize and they do. the democratic irony. >> you should have

it is a very small organization even like the dnc is primarily made up of politicians themselves and it's only about a couple of thousand people. and the other part of the dlc power is bill clinton lx al gore to be his running mate so this is the new direction of the party and stow it set of taking the unusual approach to represent another wing then they will double down to get elected. >> professor, when he was found some of the principles, it sounds like republicans. >> and that's in my book how people think of the dlc as 'republican light. i think there is a critical difference between the dlc style of democrat and the republican party. they did not support reagan they thought what he was doing was horrible. especially for people of color. and then to focus on the market and the private sector to help people and move the country in a different direction. host: now let's go to the present. where did you come up with the title? >>es the first part comes from the language from bill clinton and democrats who talked about people being left behind. and the way they could use the new eco

. >> yeah, the way this works, the dnc and hillary clinton paid a law firm, in this case perkins coie, and the person who is overseeing this is marc elias, working for him is this michael sussmann. and what they do and the reason they do it is to be able to claim attorney-client privilege and that you can't see it, but millions of dollars are flowing. i think one of the interesting things that will start with this case, which starts a week from monday, on the 16th, is how much money was actually flowing and what was going on, because then the representation through michael sussmann goes to jim baker, as jim jordan just pointed out, whose general counsel, he's got the highest position at the department of justice, has this meeting, and fails to tell them that he's actually working for hillary clinton and the dnc. they start this probe. they have been involved and engaged in this thing, but it is a way to hide the money. it is a way to move the money, and then hide it back. but the judge so far, sean, has actually made two really good positive rulings. >> sean: i've complained bitterly

reporter: well it is apparently for the dnc, because they sent out a fund-raising appeal. part of it says, make no mistake reproductive rights will be on the ballot this november. the president is saying this will be a reason to elect pro-choice democrats, while his vice president kamala harris adds this, the rights of all americans are at risk. if the right to privacy is weakened every person could face a future in which the government can potentially interfere in the personal decisions you make about your life. this is the fight to fight for women and our country with everything we have. president biden, also now making it sound like he thinks the ramifications from this leaked document go far beyond abortion rights. president biden: you know if this decision holds it is really quite a radical decision. it basically says all the decisions you make into your private life, who you marry, whether or not you decide to conceive a child or not, whether or not you can have an abortion, a range of other decisions. reporter: and in another sound bite from joint base andrews the p

>> what we saw this week as sussmann, the clinton campaign, the dnc all try to fight having to disclose evidence and having to disclose information, they're going to court and file fighting. well, this has given the opportunity for durham because he's had to fight these objections to actually place direct evidence on the record. now, as people well know, we built a circumstantial case using circumstantial evidence. we knew, for example, that the dnc, the media, fusion gps, they were all coordinating, building a narrative and laying it out for the american people. but we never actually had the e-mails. and now there are hundreds of e-mails that hoe what we knew five years ago was that the fake news media was in cahoots with the left in country and the clinton campaign to try to defeat donald trump by framing him, maligning him. and not just him, but many, many others that got tied up into this, guys like carter page. so it's good to see that the fruits of all our work that we did over the last five years that resulted in criminal referrals are now being, we're starting to see evidence be

. >> the dnc sees this as a way to cash. in sending a fundraising email with the line make no mistake reproductive rights will be on the ballot this november as the president talks elections in his statement we will need more pro-choice senators. but, despite that jen psaki claims. >> some call it a political issue. it is not. it is supported by the majority of the american public. >> a majority of the american public say abortion should be illegal in a new fox news poll. 54%, up 7 points since the start of this year the president's opinion has changed too. in 1974 he said i don't like the supreme court decision on abortion. i think it went too far. i don't think that a woman has the sole right to say what should happen to her body. in 2006 he explained. >> i do not view abortion as a, um, as a choice and a right. i think it's always a tragedy. and i think that it should be rare and safe. >> 16 years later, pro-life groups are picking up on the president's new word choice. the suture b. anthony list tweets biden slipped up t

yes, such an important distinction because again today's democrat party you have former chair of the dnc saying there is no room for a pro-life candidate in today's democrat party. that is far removed from where the majority of americans are who might say this is where i personally stand but i want some restrictions and you have both the federal and state level democrats trying to remove all restrictions. the science doesn't back that up. people's hearts and minds don't back that up and you certainly can't get away i'm a devout catholic but we have to have a separation of church and state. that isn't how it works. the president has moved far to the left alongside his party and people don't buy the devout catholic cop-out. >> sandra: we continue to get reaction. republican response from lindsey graham earlier, we got response from the chief justice and now krysten sinema, the arizona democratic senator released a statement saying a woman's healthcare choices should be between her, her family and doctor, overturning roe versus wade. no specific comment if her statement on the fill busfer.

but a democrat lawyer that everyone in the world that has access to the internet knows that is a dnc lawyer can march into jim baker's office and say i need you to take a look at this and the fbi wants you to believe they're the victim. they're the victim in this prosecution, this is a lying to the fbi case. so just forgive me for not viewing the fbi as the victim. they initiated an investigation in early 2016. then you have peter strzok in operation crossfire hurricane. all of this predates michael sussmann. so they were looking at trump. what i want durham to tell us is why. what was the factual predicate for looking at the trump campaign well before this dnc lawyer marched himself into the fbi general counsel's office. >> martha: yeah, that's a great question. we know that hillary clinton said to release this information to the press. that created a circular file that worked. she went on twitter. jake sullivan went on twitter and said oh, my gosh, look at this connection with the trump campaign and alpha bank. we heard how this d.c. court is -- and the jury that was chosen, many o

i spent a lot of time in ohio when i was running for president and when i was dnc chair. fundamentally the people from ohio are decent, thoughtful people. at some point decent, thoughtful people can't vote for shisters and people like jd vance or josh holly or this other collection of god knows what's the matter with them. >> everyone knows what aiatang fan you are. and that really seems to be what's happening with billionaires taking more control of everything in america from the economy, which makes sense. that's where they are. to the democracy, to social media that's so powerful when you look at the acquisition of twitter. peter teal is someone who might not be as famous as elon musk, but he was a trump guy from the beginning. he poured money into race. i want to look at one headline here because we only learned this kind of after the fact as you know. $10 million we know of to vance, millions in the final stretch, some of which was wasn't really under our laws, known to ohio voters. we in the press talk about mr. vance, we talk about his endorsements. those things ma

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dnc might be the most relevant because you dealt with these kind of things and how primaries can shape a general and how general elections shape who controls the senate. pa is a funny place. they went for biden. got a lot of different kind of crampy caricatures and yet the republican primaries seems to be in a trump-style celebrity clash with a trump style set of maga foot soldiers. your thoughts? >> that's right. the whole republican party has really been directed by donald trump with his brand of hate, and it's very bad for the country. people have lost faith in our institutions, including the supreme court which is a really serious problem if you depend on the rule of law and this slate in pennsylvania which is not particular an extreme state is probably the most extreme slate of any republican group in the country and that's pretty far right wing. >> you think so? >> three major candidates. i think ohio would give it a running, but i think these are the three most extreme candidates running in any particular state. >> wow. people don't know this about you. some people watch basebal

doctors like the one who after my own miscarriage conducted the dnc to carry out my uterus that allowed me to immediately continue my dream of having a baby you ivf i desperately wished for a second child, my beautiful rainbow baby, miley. let's be l honest, what's happening is not about protecting life, since antichoice movement truly wanting to protect life, they chop stop trying to strip away healthcare, putting all of their effort into addressing the growing maternal mortality crisis that has taken a tragic number of black mothers lives, they push for desperately needed policies that support parents like affordable childcare and rpaid parental leave. if wilkins actually cared about being pro life, they do something, anything to stand up for the national rifle association but no, it's not about saving lives. this isn't about looking out for families, it's getting a slap on the back from the base and observing more control over women's bodies. it deepening divide between the haves and have-nots. it's making it even harder to undo centuries of harm unleashed by systemic racism and econ

the conspiracy theorists ats and dnc. and by the way,ot she's notme the only former biden whiteta house staffer headed to liberal nbc news where they used to have lion brian is the fate i saw dead bodies floatingut right outside my hotel roomsi when i was at katrinana only problem was the hotel was that didn't have flooded streets so there were no bodies floating anyway. former vice president, a former , spokesperson for vice president harris sanders is debutingym a new show on msnbchi this weekend and she claims she will not use the show to be a nonstop cheerleader foror the biden white house, whichau would be great because that's what every other show in thatne network prettytw much is. now this despite the fact by the way, we t now know her very first guest reportedly that will be the first lady, jill biden. anyway, how nice.h and with reaction all of this former white house press secretary and outnumbered co-host kayleigh mcenany and fox newspres contributorit joe concha is with us.ink i like i think i like the early

after my own miscarriage conducted the dnc to clear out my uterus, with ibf by desperately wish for second child, my beautiful rainbow baby. let's be honest, what is happening is not about protecting life, the anti-choice movement truly wanted to protect life, they try to strip away americans health care. putting all their efforts into addressing the growing maternal mortality crisis the chapter tragic number of black mothers lives. they would be pushing for desperately needed policies that support parents like affordable childcare and paid parental leave. if republicans actually cared about being pro-life they would do something, anything, to stand up to the national rifle association. this isn't about saving lives. this is not about looking out for families. it is about getting a slap on the back from their base and exerting more control over women's bodies. it is about deepening divides between the haves and have nots, making it harder to undo centuries of harm unleashed by systemic racism and economic injustice, systems under which women of color have suffered the most. i know that a l

he knew he worked for the dnc and he was hillary clinton's campaign counsel. has a meeting. doesn't report it. gets documents which were drafted by sussman and hands them over to peter strzok and lisa page. they were the lovers who colluded. we heard the most disturbing part. when the fbi general counsel baker finishes his term he has to resign. he says i need a job. goes to sussman to get a job. doesn't get it. goes to where he is now. twitter. he is the general counsel of twitter. >> sean: gregg jarrett, jury selection is one aspect. durham has been very slow getting to the bottom of it. they said this was a conspiracy to bring out an october surprise to help hillary clinton win and lie to the american people and that the fbi knew early -- that's what i took out of that greg. that raises the question why did the head of the fbi sign the first 3 fisa warrants. >> there is no question in my mind james comey lied to the fisa court. that's a crime. he should have been held in contempt of court by the fisa judges, but he wasn't. another example of unequal justice under the law.

fbi agent, also known as exposing president nixon's involvement and bugging the dnc headquarters at the watergate hotel in washington to washington post reporters. ordering the political spying and sabotage campaign. it would lead to the end of the nixon era. 1973, roe v wade. a supreme court clerk. hours before it was announced. an offer to resign but was rejected. fast-forward to two of the most traders in recent history. u.s. army private and former nsa contractor. in 2010, manning who now goes by chelsea leaked more than 700,000 classified documents including u.s. military and battlefield reports from iraq, afghanistan and diplomatic cables. thirty-five years behind bars, she only served seven before president obama commuted her sentence. snowden. the nsa spying on americans by monitoring phone records and text messages. facing up to 30 years in prison, snowden fled the country and is living in russia. >> the supreme court now as we go front and center with what is happening in america right now. justices meeting for the first time this week about the leak. where does the investigat

. >> i want you to listen to the dnc chair, jamie harrison how harrison believes it will impact the midterms. >> this republican party is built on fraud, fear and fascism. that's what we are seeing here today. this is going to be a major issue not just in terms of election, this is a major issue for women and families. >> republicans have their backs heading into november. could this interrupt this issue? >> the democrats are the ones trying to stoke fear and divert attention away from the failed policy and that will be what carries today. the democrats ruined our economy with record inflation, they've opened the borders so we have records amount of people and drugs coming across our southern border. it's shut down american-made energy and we have an energy crisis and they have totally failed foreign policy such that we have a debacle in afghanistan which has emboldened putin and other adversaries around the world so that's going to carry and they are the ones trying to divert attention and stoke fear, they have nothing else to campaign on or talk about. >> vicki, thank you for joining us, h

giving you this, i'm not representing a client when he clearly was representing the clinton campaign and dnc. his law firm was representing them and his partner was the general counse, hillary's campan lawyers team are trying to walk another witness, fbi agent, he's been debunking this computer research, supposedly revealed the secret back channel between the trump organization and russia's alpha bank which the fbi debunked as hotel marketing e-mails from the trump team. what's surprising in this, they say they have 300 e-mails indicating the fbi knew he was working for hillary's campaign. that sounds like it was open secret but hillary was driving the trump russia probe behind the scene at the fbi. what i'm saying is the fbi knew it was coming and they went ahead anyway. >> that's the defense they are putting out, it didn't really matter what he said to the fbi, the fbi knew representing the clinton campaign. if that is true, it makes the fbi look worse than it already does and its reputation has been damaged. i'm not sure it can be repaired because what it means, the fbi engaged on a parti

we are not going to get joe biden going to the dnc and stepping across the border -- we are not going to get joe biden going to the dmz like donald trump did and stepping across the border. kim jong-un when is showing the world he can survive with the current sanctions, and if the white house tries to add more sanctions, will russia and china be on board with that? very unlikely. juliette: the quad meeting on tuesday, how much do you think taiwan will factor into these discussions? >> i don't want to belabor the point about taiwan, but there was some heightened rhetoric this week when the national security advisor had a phone call with the ministry of foreign affairs senior official on foreign issues, the top diplomat in beijing, and he had some sharp words. he said if the united states continues down this wrong road on taiwan, essentially it will lead to a very dangerous situation, and of course, that is a shot across the bow before biden arrives and touches down in south korea and then japan, the two strategic main allies in asia. sullivan did speak on air force one before landing l

special counsel and now we know hillary clinton was the invisible hand behind the entire damn thing the dnc the law firms and the lawyers who were in the 2020 election that i will get you briefly as well. the january 6 community is leaking the way he conducts itself violates the liberty and due process rights of the individuals they are smearing. and the democratic party is on a tear. that is what is going on. 2020 was the biggest problem of the 2020 election? mark zuckerberg is an oligarch who owns facebook puts $417 million into the ranks. it is indisputable and what does he do with the money? particularly into heavy democratic areas of these election offices as a condition to get these grants. to hire more people that we must comply with the demands of the zuckerberg organization in those help to democrat party and the precincts in battleground states. dark money by a billionaire trying to buy the presidency. thrilled to death january 6 committee is looking into this that they are not. not a single committee of congress looking into this. the democrats control both parties. not a single

. >> not only did he single-handedly packed the dnc and embarrass the democratic party which is the gravest bill anyone can commit, but he rocked our economy. how did he do that? from the other side of the world? that's all they have at this point. and you can see given way democrats are encouraging the war and ukraine, whether they want that to last forever. if it ever ended, who would they blame for the effects of their deranged policies. they have to pick a new person. probably you. but vladimir putin, for all his faults, did not cause inflation in the united states. the people who run our economy in the u.s. government caused inflation in the united states. and they did at the old fashion way by printing a ton of money very quickly and that currency is printing a ton of money very quickly, always does. the way this is measured as the data set that the federal reserve uses to measure money supply. our money supply is not just going up, our money supply is going up faster than it ever has in american history. it stands at more than $22 trillion. for reference, on february 3rd 2020, it was

the dnc, law firms and the lawyers involvednd in the 2020 election which i will get to briefly as well. the january 6 committee is leaking the operation it conducts itself violates celebrity and due process rights of individuals they are smearing. and the democratic party is on a tear. that is what is going on. remember a few other things. 2020, was the biggest problem? first of all we have mark zuckerberg one of the oligarchs, could be a russian oligarch managing how he owns facebook put $417 million into thens race. indisputable. what does he do that many? particularly into heavy democrat areas, gives out grants to local officials in the election offices as a condition to get the grant the extra money to hire more people to have more machines they must comply with the demande of the zuckerberg organization that helps the democratic party the democratic precincts in battleground states. it is dark money by a billionaire trying to buy the presidency. i am thrilled to death the january 6 committee is looking into this. they are not. not a single committee of congress looking into this b

attorney say it was no secret h works with the clinton campaign and that sussman practically ha the dnc tattooed on his four head. they said sussman's allegations were not taken seriously becaus the fbi never interviewed sussman in a formal setting. >> here is the one page single charge formed the jury will fil out when it reaches a verdict and hands it to the judge. simple in content, but in context, calm complex. court resumes after the holiday. >> after seven weeks of plenty of courtroom drama the johnny depp versus amber heard defamation trial. they began their deliberations friday afternoon. the case is not about money ended his cyst it is about freedom of speech great christina coleman is about the details tonight. good evening, christina. >> high commissioner high commission unburied jurors have a mountain of evidence includin text messages and photos to go through as they deliberate a verdict in this case. depth is suing hurd for an op-e she wrote in the washington pos describing herself is a domesti abuse survivor. even though that name is not mentioned in the article he say it

the nfc, the treasury and the dnc. so, what is liz warren planning? kayleigh mcenany, the former white house press secretary and co-host of "outnumbered." what do you think she is up to, kayleigh? >> so, she swears she is not running for president in 2024 and that she is just running for senate but just every politician swear that to us before they actually mount a bid? >> jesse: right. >> what is doctoring to me you just showed a clip of her on the steps of the supreme court rallying with the grassroots. you showed a clip of her able to put words together on "the view" unlike i have never been to europe comma harris and while liz warren is garnering the progressives quite well. kamala harris is doing everything in her power tao void joe biden. there was reporting in politico she wouldn't even film a video with him about student loan debt out of fear of losing her liberal street cred. this may be a budding replacement for the veep. >> jesse: do you think that kamala and joe should be worried? you hear these things is joe running again? kamala has a sh

anti-trump dossier offered by intelligent agent christopher steele and paid for the clinton campaign and dnc through elias and sussmann's law firm. and today james baker is set to get back on the stand. sussmann intends to request a mistrial before that happens, but the judge is "not going to rent a request and told the defense to be prepared for more witnesses, carley, todd. ">> carley: the important revelation from yesterday's testimony. >> one of the things that came out today as plain as day my testimony in washington, d.c., there. you have, we now know journalists who are meeting directly with the democrats, taking this horrible story and willing to go and put it out there just to destroy republicans and destroyed president trump with the allegations. >> the allegations against this particular attorney, i believe for the tip of the iceberg. it is troubling, how can all of this be going on and somehow they missed the memo that they were working for the clinton campaign is just beyond belief. >> carley: from john durham's investigation into the origins of the trump pressure probe. in pres

jose, former dnc deputy press secretary. okay, mercedes, i'll come to you first. you found it funny that nancy would try so hard, nancy pelosi speaker with respect would try so hard to recruit you. >> no kidding. i have to laugh because otherwise i am going to cry because when you look at nancy pelosi and comments that even joe biden has made. call the republican party a call. the maga movement extreme. talk about a way to try to isolate so many americans and not bring them in. joe biden obviously in his inauguration speech talked about unity and now all he is doing is being more divisive. for nancy pelosi, who doesn't even pretty much allow pro-life democrats to be part of her party, just shows how isolating the democrats are becoming. so their only desperate measure is to make the republicans the enemy for their own democrat failed agenda that hasn't been able to go through. look, the democrats know they are in trouble, harris. they haven't been able to pass through their radical agenda and the american people are tired and need and want to see changes happening

we know what happened she had her personal lawyer, the dnc marc elias work with a former associate sussmann who then contacted in two different parallel tracks accusing g.p.s. to do the steele does yea and rodney jaff to do the alpha hoax and then to embarrass donald trump as a puppet of the russians. then what the real crux is, then they took that information that they knew was not very good and they convinced using their ties and incestuous relationships to get the fbi and cia to look into it. as soon as that happened and they lied in the relationship they says sussmann private citizen no connection to hillary. they took that apparatus in the media and leaked and said oh my god the fbi and cia they are investigating this serious story and had everybody tweeting about it. and i guess right now hillary's best defense is a d.c. jury and obama appointed judge and media. otherwise she has got a lot of exposure. we should remember also, jesse, from the very beginning the first person to reject the election was hillary clinton. no sooner had she lost then jill stein subordinate or surrogate was

they misled, they obstructed justice in the entire fbi was in on it right and the campaign and the dnc. a gate thank you so much for grainy joining us tonight on hannity, we appreciate it. despite the mountain of evidenc against sussman, prosecutors face an uphill battle in part because of the clinton donors i the jury pool. here now with more is george washington law professor jonathan turley great thank you so much for joining us professor , you have written about this, i really appreciate your comments on this, but what is it, three of the jurors are actually clinton donors? why are they sitting in the jur pool? >> it's a bizarre twist, but when we gary guarantee you jury of your peers, we don't meet if you are a clinton person you will be tried by other clinton people. you feel like john durham might take away the lessons that that is the case in dc. 90 percent of people voted for hillary clinton in dc. so the jury pool is going to be naturally heavily weighted in that direction pride there's a difference between a supporter in a donor. we have three people that indicated they are

up on the stage including mark elias who was another lawyer and he worked for hillary campaign the dnc as well as a fusion employee who all acknowledge these folks had meetings together and talked about a press strategy. assessment was involved in those. sussman's billing for these meetings were discussed was attributed to the clinton campaign. and so that seems to been pretty well established the jury as well paired. >> this wild detail i wonder if you could explain to me is that the baker, fbi general counsel said toot sussman at one point the text exchanges i can get you a pass to come into the fbi building and sussman said no, no i don't worry i arty have a pass. how does that work? how do you get a pass if you're basically a private attorney to come into the fbi? are these passed out all over washington? >> they're certainly not pop passed out to be, paul even though i would love one. [laughter] i think this is one of the subtext of this trial is it is exposing the cozy nature of the elite in its context within fbi more compassionate than that. we also found out after james baker