who is a former carnival singer if you look at the e-mails from the hillary and bill clinton they show you that they created this this fake election and now in two thousand and sixteen we have should be two thousand and seventeen we have this new president job mel movies no more yes was handpicked by michel martelly who was put into office by bill and hillary clinton under the obama administration and now the aid groups and you and agencies they always stress that they do outstrip the bad only makes for a hard news story that always goes unnoticed so all the good work they could be doing because i'm sure they are doing something good emergency aid medication shelter supplies etc will that always be outweighed by the bad behavior by the by the scandals by the overall problem of the occupation that you're you're talking about yes ok so so no matter what they do even if sometimes they're really actually reaching out to how can people and that that is also an undeniable fact. well as i said before sophie no matter how how well intentioned some of these n.g.o.s are and some of them some of

occasionally you get a centrist democrat like bill clinton elected and then he can negotiate with someone who is more right or center like newt gingrich but traditionally the democratic party since 64 is nominated more liberal nomination where the public party is nominated more conservative nominees is that yes, there is polarization but also represents an honest choice of the american voter. >> host: next call is tony in winters, california. hello, tony. tony is not answering or responding. we are not hearing him. we will move to georgia and try robert in the stone mountains outside of atlanta. robert, you are on book tv, please, go ahead. does anybody else -- i'm not hearing anything. i apologize because something is happening with the phones and i'm not sure what it is. quick surely's two most recent books are citizen new to in the making of a reagan conservativer and reagan rising, the decisive years. what was ronald reagan doing in those years when he lost the first presidential nomination? >> guest: he never stopped giving. it is interesting is i that he gave the last speech at the

we will ask the lawyer who defended bill clinton. steve kor nabbingy is at the big board. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. >> good evening once again from our headquarter here's in new york. day 447 of the trump administration and we have breaking news tonight about one-time white house chief strategist steve bannon who was pushed out of the white house last summer. "the washington post" reports tonight, he's back and he has a plan to derail the mueller investigation and protect the president. robert costa who joins us writes bannon is pitching a plan to west wing aides and congressional allies to cripple the federal probe into russian interference in the 2016 election. according to four people familiar with the discussions, the first step these people say would be for trump to fire deputy attorney general rod j. rosen stein who oversees the work of robert mueller and in recent days signed off on a search warrant of trump's long time personal lawyer, michael cohen. bannon is recommending they cease operation with mueller reversing the policy of trump's lega

barbara really did treat bill clinton as if he was one of her sons. i was a witness to the candidate love between bill clinton and the bushes. it was remarkable. she would bring people into her orbit and introduce us to them so they would be lifted up. it was barbara bush that talked about being a point of light and doing things for the people. she became a super nova that generated constellations of points of light of making a difference. literacy is her cause and was her cause. it was just a phenomenal gift she gave this country. she was a love machine and she was contagious with her love and thankfully it made a difference to a lot of people. >> our condolences to you. i know how close you were and her devotion to the literacy project stems from neil's difficulty reading as a child. so well named. thank you both for joining us today. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> thanks. >>> coming up here as well, secret agent. cia director mike pompeo's meeting with north korea's leader. you're watching andrea mitchell reports. stay with us right here on

bill clinton being bill clinton chose a third option which was to expand nato without paying for it. this is where we essentially are today. george cannon, at age 931997 condemns this and said it will be the most fateful error in the post war era. it will inflame militaristic. [inaudible] will have an adverse effect on russian democracy and restore cold war to east-west relations. top state department diplomat richard holbrook said this was nonsense, he said the united states could have its cake and eat it too, we could offer protection to the central and eastern europeans without alienating russia and he said years from now people will look back at the debate and wonder what all the fuss was about. they will notice that nothing has changed in russia's relationship with the west. it is difficult to be more wrong than richard was. let's fast-forward to our current era where russia is led by vladimir putin. his primary foreign policy and vision has been to restore the political and economic space and to understand russia thinking about this, this is a very interesting map. it's a map o

. >> i think people were bringing up bill clinton during the campaign. they made the case on a lot of democrats were put in a very tough position to be able to criticize donald trump when they had supported bill clinton in the past. bill clinton wasn't on the ballot but still being asked about in the same way that kellyanne conway's husband became news because he was disagreeing with the trump administration. to be fair here, jon, he's a very strong supporter of the trump administration. he has some critiques, some things that were done wrong. it's like something that you or i might do if we had kellyanne on our shows. i would ask that question every day of the week and twice on sun because it could spurn an interesting answer. if this is something that kellyanne conway wanted to stoke, she could have said it differently. look, i don't speak for my husband. i end it there. she made a case that this was a sexist out of bounds questions. >> and allie, you probably would have asked her the same thing. >> i probably would have. i think it made good televisio

bill clinton was a very disciplined president. he made no public statements about lying about his investigation. president trump you've seen step in it again and again as recently as yesterday with his stormy daniels comment, which was a disaster in terms of his legal standing. my guess is once he perceives the full extent of the jeopardy to which he might be suspected. . the reality of it is, this is a president that constantly says inaccurate things. mueller hasn't testified people, perjury charges be for the president? >> the president should be very concerned about being charged with a false statement. obviously, there is an. as we know, bill clinton was impeached for matters relating to obstruction of justice. i would tell you if. there's no up side for you, there's all down the road and he's inclined to explore it. i can't see why you would take the time of the president of the united states if you were doing what i think a lot of people, including reportedly john dowd, said, which is to politely decline the interview, and i

bill clinton. . here, he is showing a masterful attempt at tight rope walking, trying to move a budget forward, and keep the monica lewinsky scandal at bay. ms.lewinsky is not labeled lubinski, and that may be lost to people who look at the cartoon in the sands of time, was hisnow that intention. anybody who opened "the post" that that's exactly what bill clinton was trying to balance. mr. block did not work long into george w. bush's presidency. he was too ill during 9/11 to do anything about that. even though people were there by his bedside, encouraging him and saying that they needed his voice. he died in october of 2001. what he did do about george w. bush was an assumption a lot of cartoonists made early in the election and early in the presidency. they drew him as stupid. cartoonists that got to live longer came around on that. they decided he wasn't a stupid president, but at this point, that is how herblock is depicting him. under the control of dick cheney and his father, and ignorant about

then she shouldn't have been out there. >> harris: her reason for meeting with bill clinton was it's hot outside? >> trish: now we also have two different accounts here. so james comey is saying one thing, the red lynch is saying another, why the differing accounts, what you make of that? >> trish: it was hot outside, that's why we had the meat. they had a talk about something. grandkids. beyond the grandkids. was right to say okay, i've got to explore this. this is not appropriate for the two of them to be meeting by any stretch of the imagination. she put him in that position. >> harris: i am going to be purged when the book comes out because i don't agree on this point. she says they were talking about calling it a matter that he didn't seem cited by that at all. he said that made him queasy. those are oppositional and someone is not telling the truth. we won't know who but who also is in the book? be five to that point, james comey is about to hit the media circuit to sell his book. what questions would you have to him on what harris just laid ou out? >> harris: somebody's not te

some say she took a loss of her husband's 1992 reelection bid to bill clinton personally. but she dove back into public service, supporting the leukemia society. the boys & girls club, the ronald mcdonald house, and many more. >> i loved reliving the most exciting life you've ever known. >> barbara bush saw two of her sons, jeb and george w become two-term governors of florida and texas. george w became the first president since john quincy adams to follow his father to the white house. barbara got to see her son's presidential library and museum opened in dallas in 2013. a historic moment with all five living presidents and first ladies sharing one stage. around that time, there were rumors of her son jeb making a run at president and his mom famously said in the press, we've had enough bushes in the white house. she later switched her position saying while she was initially hesitant of the idea, she changed her mind because "our problems are so profound that america needs a leader who can renew the promise of this great nation." with his mom's blessing, jeb announced as

we looked at nixon's, bill clinton's, and donald trumps. and we simply tried to map the network of power. because the structure of politics is as important as the personality of the president, especially in a republic. what was striking is the similarities between trump's administration and bill clinton in the first year. and nixon's looked quite different. partly because he was a reclusive resident who liked to sit in his study with his yellow notepad and hated interacting with people. bill clinton and donald trump are outgoing is nowadays like to be in the room where happens. network analysis is an important tool for helping understand the structure of politics. clearly there is power in the white house, but it is not entirely vested in the president. the president cannot act without advisers, without his chief of staff, his gatekeeper, his cabinet, people running the major departments. there is a tendency in american journalism to talk about the presidency as if it was a monarchy. this is a mistake because it doesn't work that way. anybo

bill clinton would go to kennebunkport in the summers. and it is about civility and decorum and respect. and barbara bush said i may not agree with your politics, but she could see beyond that. and i think it's -- it's sad that we don't see that as much today. it's sorely missing in our national discourse. i would say i got a couple a couple of days ago from a butler who worked for the bushes. he excitedly told me that he was invited to go down to the funeral. and this is the kind of people they were. the butlers and maids who worked for them loved them. they were their favorite family to serve. it's because the bushes treated everyone with respect and care good them and knew their names. when someone passed away in the butler's family, the bushes would get on a palestinilane an them. they care good people and treated -- cared about people and treated them well. it's wonderful that they've invited so many of the staff to attend the funeral today. >> yeah. there was even a photograph that's floating around of many of the houston public tra

clinton well they were being charged the bush bill clinton did hamas as a terrorist organization george bush claimed that holy land foundation was giving money to hamas but then neither there was any connection between them now george bush made the announcement after not in the meantime very peripheral or peripheral connection to the organization itself have been charged tried twice convicted and with sentences ranging from fifteen as you just go back a little bit though it was allied to the u.n. the salvation army the red cross even a two to usaid was in from texas for the oklahoma bombing. what is the holy land foundation when i thought of it but they were presenting unbeknownst to them they were presenting a pic of themselves being palestinians and of the palestinian issue in a light that was disturbing the well they're actually terrorists are actually giving money to evidence well the evidence game he did was unprecedented in the history of witnesses from israel testified anonymously claiming to the israeli secret police and one an officer was to say that the organizations with whic

, bush 41 and bill clinton became -- bill became his like younger brother. they got incredibly close. part of it was their flil on tloep together but they decided to like each other. it was amazing here it was that bill clinton beat 41 in 1929 but yet they formed this enduring friendship. and michele obama just adores bush 41. they have a lot of fun together. and president obama, don, told me one of the most moving moments of his presidency, when he flew to texas. it was a rainy day, and there at the tarmac giving him a salute was bush 41. and he could -- in a wheelchair, and he said you are my president and you are in my state and i came to see you arrive. there is a new found love for bush 41. we saw this happen with harry truman get a revision. and gerald ford where people think he was right to pardon nixon and get us out of the vietnam war. people are calling 41 the great foreign pal see president, the gemman reunification, the break of the soviet union, the gulf war, noriega and panama. it is a very large record and the american public which i just said

here with us is william cohen, the former defense secretary under bill clinton. thank you for joining us. what do you think of these warnings, these direct threats on twitter from president trump? >> i have a problem with the medium and the message. the medium being twitter, this is no way to conduct diplomacy or exercising military strategy. to alert the russians and the syrians that you're coming, it was good enough when he said, we'll respond. and we'll do that at a time -- he didn't say of our choosing, but the implication is we'll respond. there should be a military component to the response. and it shouldn't be just the united states. this is the danger now by having this twitter exchange, it looks like it's the united states against russia. it's not the u.s. against russia, it's the world community against syria, supported by russia. so we don't want to make it a u.s. standoff against the russians. >> and it's not just russia inside syria, iran has a significant presence there. hezbollah forces from lebanon backed by iran, they have a significant presence

>> it's about bill and hillary clinton making a more aggressive return. hillary clinton is leading a meeting in new york with her on ward together group. she's trying to help teach them how to capitalize on this energy and activism we've seen since the 2016 election. later in june, bill clinton is releasing a book titled "the president is missing." >> so let's talk about that. we do have the midterms on the horizon. how are democrats feeling about the fact that bill and hillary clinton could sort of be back in the spotlight? >> you know, i think most people are sort of sick of reliving the 2016 election, but top democrats have told axios they want new, fresher faces within the party helping folks ahead of 2020. i also think that in the metoo moment there could be problems with bill clinton helping democrats. and i think people are sick again of seeing the clintons after 2016 and they want a new generation of leaders helping out. >> not necessarily happy. >> yeah, i was going to say. >>> let's stick with elections and talk about the midterms but from the r

ask bill clinton what it's like to sit down and speaking and expose yourself to the possibility of the charges of making false statements. i always thought it was unlikely that he would speak. >> right. >> i think it's totally fair to say that the cohen raid made unlikely almost unthinkable. but we are leaving out one potential and interesting step here. this is not like you ask somebody to be on their show and they say maybe and then they say no. mueller has subpoena authority. >> i have tried to subpoena guests. it doesn't work. sometimes i can subpoena dan yl and get her to show bup. but that's it. >> you could subpoena the guest. he that's an aggressive move from the special counsel. the president of the united states has a legal constitution move back. >> to fight night fight it and ultimately to take the fifth amendment. something we have never seen before. but never seen before is kind of the trademark of the trump ed presidency. >> a lot of people are telling the president to fire him. do you think he does. >> there is telegraphing out of white house saying the president isn't

clinton administration suggest that's a pretty low bar the republicans were able to impeach bill clinton on civil perjury and the likelihood is we might already see donald trump as has committed that based on some of the current legal actions we have just rosen stand for. yes so this is interesting the way muller gets gets ultimately terminated is rosenstein has to go so the president and states could dismiss rosenstein have been replaced with a loyalist that would agree to fire miller or shake up something between sessions and rosenstein to make that happen at the end of the day the president cannot directly fire moeller but he can fire the person who has that authority and replace that person with somebody who will in fact terminate bob mueller the f.b.i. raid on the president's lawyer michael cohen do you think that is the end of attorney client privilege or do you go to discus to says mccord signed off on the war in the war was legal. that's right that's the justice system working and this would not have been a warrant signed off on lightly this clearly went to the very top of our de

she had with bill clinton a week before the election. but the very meeting itself is was controversial. if you were working on the case all you needed to see was that the key, someone who should have been a subject in the investigation and wife after husband of the witness was meeting with the attorney general. that was a power play by the clinton gang and obviously comey took it for that. and i guarranty you everyone at doj took it for that. it was the icing on the cake for an investigation that's result was preordained which was to exonerate hillary. david: tom fitton. we have to leave it at that. thanks for switching gears. >> you're welcome. cheryl: breaking news this hour. sources telling fox news the office and home of long-time trump attorney has been raided by the fbi, michael cohen. more details are now coming in. we'll give them to you after a quick break. ... >> we have some new developments on the breaking news surrounding president trump 's attorney michael cone. david: sources are telling fox news that the fbi raided his of

tony blair will be here later today along with bill clinton and of course many politicians from northern ireland, the significant anniversary is reminding people hear how much this place has changed and how much this place has changed and how much this place has changed and how much more work needs to be done to heal the remaining deep divisions. many thanks. a bbc investigation has discovered that evidence from groups which hunt paedophiles was used to charge at least 150 suspects last year across england and wales. that's a seven—fold increase in just two years, despite police saying vigilante tactics present significant risks. phil bodmer reports. an angry confrontation between a group of paedophile hunters and neighbours of a 53—year—old man who it is claimed has been grooming an under—age girl. you've been speaking to one of our decoys. have you got a sexual interest in kids? nope. so why are you talking to a 13—year—old child? in this case, however, the middle—aged suspect has been exchanging explicit messages with a woman. are you working today? she is a member of pr

the tributes from everybody, from bill clinton to foreign leaders, democrats, liberals, conservatives, and with today's politics, it is kind of refreshing all over again to hear how many people loved her so much. >> a rather fermentable presence. a woman of great character, of a for enormous values. there is going to be a big welcome party for her. but i'm sure the authorities in heaven are making sure that everybody's on their best behavior because mrs. bush had an expectation that you are capable of doing good things and she would let you know if she felt you were -- he could do a little bit more to achieve what she thought was possible. i met her when i was 22 and i have -- a smile that could light up the room. a warmth, a respect for everyone, fun to be around, brash, smart, really smart, and capable of, many a time i saw her needle pointing and you would think that she would focused on the needle pointing and then she would inject into the conversation and you knew she had been paying attention to every single word that you had been saying. i was supposed to have lunch with them

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clinton secretary of state went to north korea many many years ago thank you very much alan fischer with all the latest from washington well north korea calls its governing ideology a jew chair or self-reliance the country's nuclear program is a crucial part of that and diplomatic editor james base was given rare access to the capital pyongyang and has more on this self-reliance philosophy. welcome to pyongyang certainly the cleanest most orderly and probably the most controlled place i've ever visited. rush hour in the city yet the traffic is like the roads of quarks although all of them a little comfy. down mix dreamily hardworking society everyone striving for the good of the sky this is how workers center. revolutionary slogans flags and drums. in this city the portraits in the statues tell the story of this isolated nation run by three men all from one family. the grandfather and the country's founder kim il sung the father kim jong il. and the son the current leader kim jong un who told he's too modest to have mosaics made of him but he's everywhere on the state controlled med

." >> former presidents jimmy carter, bill clinton, and george w. bush spoke at a funeral service for former georgia governor and u.s. senator zell miller. he died earlier this month at the age of 86. this is an hour. ♪ >> shirley, murphy, matt, children, grandchildren, i am honored to be here today to help celebrate the life of zell miller. i wonder how many governers have had three presidents eulogizing their funeral? he was one-of-a-kind. we came from different backgrounds but hit it off because we had some things in common. we shared a belief in the importance of public education. we had a willingness to work across the political aisle, and we love baseball. in fact, though man once known as zip zell, his real dream was to be a big-league shortstop. thank goodness the lord made him a shaky hitter, so he could find his calling in the big leagues of politics. zell miller was one of the big inzell miller was one of the big hitters in the senate. he was a man of honor and a faithful friend. in 2004, zell miller stood up to speak for me. now it is

bill clinton. ♪ heather: a fox news alert, there will be more attacks. that chilling terror warning to europe from two members of the isys beheading group called the beatles. the terrorists from west linden telling sky news they do not regret joining the terror group and did not condemn attacks in london, manchester, paris and brussels. both were captured by us backed syrian forces early this year. a threatening warning to the us in the wake of recent sentience, flammable nap spokesman calling this outrageous from the standpoint of legality and violates anything and everything adding a large variety of options are on the table after donald trump announced the us would take a sharper stance against the country which has seen its stock tumbles and sanctions against russian business leaders linked to the kremlin. republicans looking for ways to rein in spending as analyst project the budget deficit will top $1 trillion by 2020. a senior editor for the federalists as gop lawmakers will need to work with donald trump to cut down on the spending bill. >> there

you may recall bill clinton clinton to north korea, sort of different. the world would be different if bill clinton had made the visit. i was part of the preparations for the potential visit. so we are doing this from the different level at a different time with a greater sense of urgency. secondly we do have very obviously a different north korean leader. i think i would not call him an honorable man, you know, given domestic record of repression and cruelty, but quite clearly he doesn't want to train about a change. skilled seems to be a actor and he seems to have a good sense of how to move public opinion. what is clear is i don't for a moment think he is sincere and immediatelys ready to abandon his nuclear weapons program, but he does them to be starting this process with a positive gesture, very positive gestures, unlike his father and grandfather who usually started negotiations with us by doing something, doing something bad and asking us to pay them to stop. this time he is leading with some positive gestures which i think it hopeful. hubbard, t

. >> the bill clinton was under pressure from the independence counsel investigating whether he had lied under oathing about monica lewinsky at the same time he launched strikes against al qaeda nifd afghanistan and sudan. later in the year he launched strikes against iraq. presidents have to be able to still conduct foreign policy, sometimes even launch military operations at the same time they're under pressure at home. sometimes over scandals that have them upset. you see here a situation where a president is in fact you know, pretty volatile in his reactions. whether he's able to compartmentalize is, able to separate these events and treat them with a seriousness that they deserve, that's the open question. >> bill clinton, whatever people can think of him, he's like most political figures a mixed bag, he could give a speech on health care without the prompter containing the speech. in fact, he's able to do it with the wrong speech in the wrong teleprompter. that shows amount of amazing state-of-the-art mental equipment. does this president have, shown evidence to you, peter, that he

next we have bill clinton and here he's shown in a masterful attempt at tight rope walking trying to move a budget forward and keep the monica lieu wince sky scandal at bay. now, she is not labeled and that may be lost to people who look at the cartoon in the sands of time. but we know that was his intention and anybody who opened the post that day knew that that's exactly what bill clinton was trying to balance. mr. block did not work long into george w. bush's presidency. he was too ill during 9/11 to do anything about that, even though apparently people were going to his hospital bedside and encouraging him and saying that they needed his voice. he died in october of 2001. what he did note about george w. bush was an assumption a lot of cartoonists made early in the election and early in his presidency. and they drew him as stupid. now, cartoonists have got to live longer came around on that and decided that he wasn't a stupid president. but at this point, that's how herb block is depicting him as under the control of dick cheney and his father. and ignorant about world affairs. a

bill and hillary clinton. the clinton crime family. bill clinton has been accused of severe sexual misconduct, harassment, even rape. we know he lied under oath. we know he was impeached. meanwhile, hillary clinton, we know she committed crimes. she should've been charged. she mishandled national secrets on that illicit private server, obstructed justice, destroyed evidence, clinton wasn't alone in covering up her misdeeds. cheryl mills. she was a witness in this email investigation. declared attorney-client privilege in order to abstain from answering questions. attorney-client privilege. imagine that. longtime clinton aide huma abedin possessed classified information on her private computer, uncovered in the anthony weiner investigation. terry mcauliffe. donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to the state senate campaign of jill mccabe, the wife of oh, deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. and of course he is now obviously out of that post. he got fired. loretta lynch. we would have believed the former attorney general had a secret m

>> it is bill clinton, republicans hate citing bill clinton, but it's the economy, stupid. the economy is doing well. this is to jim's point before. none of this matters unless ordinary americans are doing well. he's brought in a promise of bringing back manufacturing -- all these things, as long as everyone is making money, people are happy. >> we're happy to see the ho hoovlon reunited. great to see you, margaret. >> thanks. we're following a lot of news, let's get to it. >> bob mueller understands and i understand the specific scope of the investigation. >> new evidence of that the special counsel is investigating collusion allegations between the president's former campaign chairman. >> are there any ties between mr. trump, you and your campaign and putin and his regime? >> no, there are not. >> the democrats have really let them down. now people are taking advantage of daca. >> president trump lashing out on twitter criticizing u.s. immigration policy. >> this president is completely clueless when it comes to immigration laws period. >> embattled epa chief scott pruitt

to paraphrase bill clinton, is this really you? it all depends on how you define you. if we define you as a biological entity then this is a tape recorder. but if you are the subtotal of all your memories, emotions, feelings, if that is you, then yes, in some sense you could live forever because you have been digitized. brian: i want your definition for artificial intelligence. michio: it is a machine that can do anything that a human can do. now, if you compare artificial intelligence to most advanced robot has the abilities of a cockroach . a retarded, lobotomized, slow cockroach. our robots can barely walk across the room. they can barely sweep the floor or turn a valve. i've foresee a time when they will be as smart as a mouse, being able to run around. as smart as a rat, a rabbit. eventually as smart as a cat or a dog. by the time they reach the level of a monkey, they could become dangerous. that is at the end of the century. monkeys have a self-awareness, they know they are not human. they know they are monkeys. dogs are confused. dogs think that we are the top

we'll skt lawyer who defended bill clinton. paul ryan exits stage right. amid daunting process jekts "the 11th hour" begins now. >> i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. we have breaking news tonight about one time white house steve bannon pushed out last summer. "the washington post" reports that he is back is and has a plan to try to derail the mueller investigation. bannon is pitching a plan to west wing aids and congressional allies to cripple the federal probe into russian interference into the 2016 election according to four people. the first step is for trump to fire deputy attorney general rod j. rosenstein who oversees the work of special counsel robert muler and signed off on a search warrant of long time personal lawyer, michael cohen. seize the cooperation and reversing the legal team. the hollywood tape back in the headlines. now rocking the white house. the "new york times" first to report that the agents who raided michael cohen residences and office on monday looking for records relating to the video. also covering the store skpri standing

. >> june 27 bill clinton had a chance meeting with loretta lynch days before hillary i know you are fine constitutional lawyer but he said i didn't think much of it. are you kidding me? if i was the director of the fbi i would have called him in say tony how this happened a chance meeting? with the fbi detail we directing people? so now that sets up the july 5 press conference and i am appalled as a former justice department employee he is the chief investigator no chief investigator decides who is prosecuting her who isn't so that position was contrary. >> you and i agree laying out the whole condemnation of hillary clinton says that we are not proceeding. >> but at the most. >> loretta lynch said to the direct retaliation. >> but if coleman is upset about that to say i am making a recommendation to the attorney general but loretta lynch is wishy-washy. he didn't follow procedures but then that set up because if not the first one there was no second one. >> she didn't have to do the second one because go ahead and do the investigation and if there was some reason to believe that th

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of course, bill and hillary h clinton. the clinton crime family. bill clinton has been accused of severe sexual misconduct, harassment, even rape. we know he lied under oath. we know he was impeached. meanwhile, hillary clinton, we know she committed crimes. she should've been charged. she mishandled national secretsd on that illicit private server, obstructed justice, destroyed evidence, clinton wasn't alone in covering up her misdeeds. look at cheryl mills. she was a witness in this email investigation.ss declared attorney-client privilege in order to abstain from answering questions. attorney-client privilege. imagine that. longtime clinton aide huma abedin possessed classified information on her privatee computer, uncovered in the anthony weiner investigation. sketchy terry mcauliffe. donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to the state senate campaign of jill mccabe, the wife of, oh, deputy fbi directot andrew mccabe. and of course he is now obviously is out of that post. he got fired. loretta lynch. we would have believed the former attorne

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in 1992 he was campaign manager for governor and name bill clinton. that's hillary's husband. if you don't know. he helped him rise to the white house was instrumental in the reelection in 1996. is a fantastic document called the war room still available on amazon. one of the most improbable -- of all times. the redefined presidential campaigns. james is a proud united states marine, a proud lsu tiger at a proud father of two daughters. he's also a recovering lawyer. says he and his wife of two decades who is a senior advisor who battled it out and then presidential campaign, he's one half of the most successful entertaining couple in america. following the devastation of hurricane katrina he took his family i was instrumental in rebuilding the city. i've worked with him and he's also a strategic thinker and election strategist of the highest order. he has a remarkable ability to think through complex problems and explain them in plain english. always cutting to the heart of the matter. now to talk with us about the fate of pennsylvania house race tonight, welcome james carvil

in addition to her husband and son, former presidents barack obama and bill clinton will attend with their wives. first lady melania trump is expected. president trump did not want to add to the tight security but offered this tribute on wednesday. >> she is a wonderful person. for decades barbara was an american life. her presence and character were engraved into america's identity. >> earlier this week, the public filed through st. martin's church in houston to pay a tribute to barbara bush. >>> north korea's leader kim jong-un declared he'll suspend nuclear and missile tests starts today. he indicated he'll shutdown the sight where the six previous nuclear tests were conducted. there is skepticism he'll give up the nuclear program so easily. the announcement comes days before he is set to meet with the south korean president. >>> the democratic national committee is suing russia and president trump's campaign. the lawsuit was filed in federal court on friday. it claims there was a conspiracy to help mr. trump wins the 2016 presidential election. u.s. intelligence say the agency wa

foundation and that the justice department loretta lynch at the helm meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac and mccabe saying that doj was asking to get rid of the valid investigation into hillary clinton, this is why this is a big deal, mccabe is holding the figure saying i'm not crooked but they are telling me to get rid of an investigation that held water and this all comes after loretta lynch meets with bill clinton on the tarmac. jillian: how does this end? >> work up the food chain so the next step is to identify who made the phone call to mccabe and on what authority was the phone call made because it does tie together around the circumstances around the tarmac meeting that comey and mccabe are at odds whether mccabe had authority to leak information but the more important part is putting their finger on the scale to squelch these investigations over the clinton foundation, you are talking four separate independent fbi investigations and the chill was on. rob: when this started coming out people started talking about this. everyone laughed it off and now you have this informat

clinton when bill clinton and george bush became friends and started raising money together for the tsunami. on aids policy, on getting the anti-retro viral drugs to africa. and then it was president obama who gave george h.w. bush 41 the medal of freedom and forged that friendship. what does that picture mean in america right now. >> i think it means those from the days. in some ways that's the normal fact of life in the president's club. we only -- there are a handful of people who know what it's like. i don't think we are going to see reunion pictures like that in future years with this president. it's just not going to be the same kind of -- >> it also speaks to healed wounds. >> watching barack obama and hillary clinton standing next to each other i'm always remembering that 2008 campaign that everybody predicted they would never heal from that intensity and bill clinton and george bush's friendship is something that made good lasting change in this world. life is lon. >> these are all public serve apartments. these are all people -- whatever you want to say, whether you agree