i will remind you about bill clint clinton. bill clinton was subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. he testified and ultimately he withdrew any objection and appeared voluntarily. the significance of that, he was able to negotiate the terms of his appearance, bill clinton before the grand jury. closed-circuit television, multiple hours, about five hours. he had attorneys president. that's important, because you're not allowed to have attorneys in a grand jury. so the president certainly has the option of challenging it, taking it all the way. i don't see a legitimate basis for him to challenge it. but if he does testify, wolf, the issue will be whether he pleads the fifth. and how ironic that will be, having played the various clips where the president says, hey, only guilty people plead the fifth amendment. why would they be pleading if they're not guilty? i think the president seriously thooz consid has to consider it, given the fact he plays loose and fast with the truth. that's just the fact. >> there's another point to

i am interested in newt gingrich's role in the impeachment of president clinton and whether you could give some historical background on that and even your opinion. thank you. >> guest: yet, excellent question. i talked to newton about this extensively interviewed him every sunday morning for several years, well, we would meet in the cafeteria when his wife was in the choir at the basilica and i would interview him for an hour or two every morning. i asked him about this. >> host: this is your book, citizen new? yes, and he said it was the biggest mistake of his life that they pursued that the clinton stepped into this mess and that the republicans pursued him because they had already enacted lot of compromise legislation to the betterment both president clinton and newt gingrich believed the betterment of the american people watched the contract of was enacted and signed into law in the forms of congress and a balanced budget were achieved and what their form was achieved and there were things that were done because they were able to compromise. when clinton stepped into the monica l

there were a lot of republicans who despised clinton, wanted to get even with clinton, undo everything he was doing. so the blue dress came out, they said we're going to impeach him now. cable news was not a big a factor at this had point, but talk radio certainly fuelled it and the end result you have a rabid republican base calling for it. but it was like do you know what you're getting into here look at the facts and take a deep breath before we vote on it. >> were you saying we're going to pay for this in a month or were you saying this might work out. >> going back and talking to their base and republican meetings at night they said let's get the guy. thinking this would gin up their turnout base. and not realizing it gins up the other base as well. and that's what happened. it's one thing to say we're going to look at this in due course, do an investigation but that was basically the republican message in the end if we get elected we'll impeach this guy and we lost a half dozen seats instead. >> joining us now is steve cur knacky who just did that interview. he's describing the i

yes, he wanted dirt on hillary clinton. no, he didn't tell his father, and maybe the president was involved in a damage control phone call from air force one. >>> north korea shifts to defiance, canceling talks with south korea and warning it might back out of the planned trump-kim summit. >>> and the embattled epa administrator on the hotseat on capitol hill. scott pruitt says it's not worth all the fuss. >> i share your concerns about some of these decisions. i want to recollect ftify those forward. but some of the criticism is unfounded and i think exaggerated and it feeds this division we've seen around very important issues affecting the environment. >> back to that a bit later. we begin with new documents and questions about that june 201 trump tower meeting with russians. transcripts released include testimony from the president's son, donald trump, jr. he arranged that meeting and concedes yes, he took it because he was promised dirt on hillary clinton. trump, jr. said he's certain he did not tell his father about t

clinton and the mrs clinton and so for example i was in kazakhstan and clinton had shown up there with giusti of lionsgate and. was and now considers no connection his wife had gotten the the dictator of kazakhstan removed from a federal indictment for bribery as secretary of state then bill clinton shows up with giusti says kind words about this bloodthirsty dictator nasser behave and then giusti who's his who's literally clinton's ride into kazakhstan has a private meeting with nasser bay of and comes out with the exclusive contract to mine kazakhstan's you raney now maybe there's no connection but you see then isn't such a good mood that he gives over thirty million dollars to the clinton foundation or the clintons may have embedded themselves with frank schuster of lions gate president trump secretary of treasury statement ition co-founded right back in two thousand and four with director brett ratner financing dozens of blockbuster films like the expensive areas and avatar for example one of his first films that he funded when he walked in was american sniper so which was you know

on the other hand hillary clinton has something to complain about. she wasn't prosecuted, yet james comey to make it seem they were doing something legitimate attacked her while protecting the institution of the fbi and the reputation of the justice department which was working overtime to protect her. heather: this point, regardless of what the ig report says or shows, is there any process? do you believe anyone will be held accountable? >> investigators or obstruction of justice reports, the sham email investigation into hillary clinton, there may be referrals by the ig, is there something james comey did wrong or loretta lynch did wrong? i don't know. you have fbi officials, peter stzrok who was obviously anti-trump and pro-hillary clinton based on the text messages he had. he was the lead investigator for the fbi. the fbi didn't want to do this to begin with. looked like they were relying on judicial watch foia documents to question witnesses. heather: mentioned peter stzrok. look at one of his text messages that has been released. going back to

level of support for hillary clinton. there.t to see them out i think the clintons will always be helpful. the question is asked is because republicans have already been running ads digitally and on tv against hillary clinton, who is not running for anything. is -- there is an effort by republicans come every time the clinton say something off script. a common and probably tired campaign tool. but things change. republicans have been challenged by unpopular leaders in their own party in these primaries. it will surprise me to some extent in general that some popular republicans that are getting more talked about, whether it is paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. >> how much do you expect to run against mitch mcconnell? in alabama last are, we saw some unique factors in that case. republican voters were not fond of mitch mcconnell. himself tohas shown be so unpopular nationally because he is unpopular among both democrats and republicans. that's unusual. as a result, his leadership has been weekend and his ability to impact repu

for hillary clinton. why did it take wikileaks to release it. it's shocking to see the extent to which soros, hillary clinton, barack obama,, including robert mueller, et cetera, have been work together over the years on various projects. >> host: is there any -- the notion that no single president or administration, democratic, republic or otherwise could do that much to drastically change or hurt the country. >> guest: going back to what john kennedy said. should break up the cia into a thousand pieces and he replaced allen dulles as the head of the cia. the mistake he made was not to do it that day and if you have a rouge apparatus in the cia, justice, irs, it's no surprise that tea party activists couldn't get their 501(c)(3) and l applications through lois lerner. no surprise that all of the politicalization of the department of justice was aimed, i believe to the detriment of law enforcement, joe arpaio being pardoned, tom perez, a doggedly went after you're arpaio for criminal violations of a court of ordered, imposed, set of rules, the m

clinton and the mrs clinton and so for example i was in kazakhstan and clinton had shown up there with giusti of lionsgate and with and now considers no connection his wife had gotten the the dictator of kazakhstan removed from a federal indictment for bribery as secretary of state then bill clinton shows up with giusti says kind words about this bloodthirsty dictator announcer bed and then giusti who's his who's literally clinton's ride into kazakhstan has a private meeting with nasser bay of and comes out with the exclusive contract to mine kazakhstan's you raney now maybe there's no connection but you stephen is in such a good mood that he gives over thirty million dollars to the clinton. foundation all the clintons may have abetted themselves with frank schuster of lionsgate president trump secretary of treasury statement ition co-founded rat pack in two thousand and four with director brett ratner financing dozens of blockbuster films like the expense series and avatar for example one of his first films that he funded when he walked in was american sniper so which was you know bas

and helping hillary -- hurting hillary clinton and hurting trump. he hadn't been running but for a year. you'll have to be clairvoyant to know that trump was going to run. two weeks after he writes the dossier, he meets with the fbi. after that, they open the investigation and only after that do they talk to downer about papadopoulos. so the truth is -- >> sean: the guy that got drunk -- >> the dossier, the fictitious dossier that triggered the hoax. >> sean: i can't say this enough. this is the clinton bought and paid for dossier by a foreign national. they use russian lies, never verified, never told -- never obtained a fisa warrant, they department tell the court they didn't verify it. when did that tell the fisa court judges four times? that this was paid for by hillary. >> well, sean, obviously it's been known for some time. we've been talking about it for more than a year. that part of the brazen plot, which included exonerating hillary clinton illegally and then if donald trump won to figure out a way to frame him. the fbi and the senior doj

bill clinton was there. they have since apologized to monica lewinsky saying, we apologize to monica lewinsky and regret the way the situation was handled. >> that sounds a little like there was some miscommunication. i think town n country made a decision that bill clinton's attendance and comfort level at this event was more important than monica's attendance and whatever message she has. just go through this week's news with matt lawyer and harvey weinstein in the headlines, how tone deaf is it to think we're still back in the '90s when bringing bill clinton to an event is more important than listening to a woman whose story was proven true 20 years ago and is still disrespected. >> and who was mocked and treated so poorly by both sides. it's so awful. have an event, be adult. if bill clinton wants to come or doesn't want to come, that's his decision. let them both come and be adults, but it's so insulting to her. >> they made a major, major blunder and they're obviously regretting that blunder. >>> thank

a clinton impeachment lawyer is in. robert mueller threatened to subpoena the president as trump threatened to interfere with the justice department. we're going to start with jeff zeleny at the white house. jeff, ty cobb says this, quote, i've done what i came to do in terms of managing the white house response to the counsel request. i'm extremely gateful to the president and chief kelly for the opportunity to serve my country, but we are also hearing from our colleague jim acosta that he's been wanting out ever since trump has gone off on robert mueller. >> brooke, there's no question in the last i would say couple weeks or so the president's anger at all of this investigation has accelerated and intensified. no question at all. that we are told as jim acosta was reporting earlier, that made ty cobb and others a little apprehensive here. ty cobb really since he joined the white house, and he's a lawyer inside the white house, he works in the white house every day, he has been trying to play the role of good cop. he h

handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. the details on that and what we can expect next. >> what was going on at the f.b.i. during this period of time when director comey was conducting an investigation that treated hillary clinton and her associates in a very different way than the investigation they subsequently launched against the trump campaign and the so-called "trump russia collusion." high protein to help get us moving. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. i'll take that. ensure high protein, with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® >> melissa: fox news alert. republican house chairman devin nunes and trey gowdy reportedly did not receive the documents they requested during briefings about the f.b.i. informant who met with trump campaign officials. in the meantime, democrats are slamming the meetings saying they offered no evidence that the bureau did anything wrong. listen. >> nothing we heard today has changed our view that there is no evidence to support any allegation that the

certainly continues to be a strong level of support for hillary clinton. i expect to see them out there and i think the clintons will always be helpful. david: i think one reason the question is asked is because republicans have already been running ads digitally and on tv against hillary clinton, who is not running for anything. -- has your response to run against hillary and her comments. there is an effort by republicans every time the clintons say something off script. mr. poersch: it is a common and probably tired campaign tool, but things change and the irony is that republicans have been challenged by unpopular leaders in their own party and in these primaries. it won't surprise me to some extent in the general, it is popular republicans getting more talked about whether mitch mcconnell or paul , ryan. david: on that, how much do you want to run against mitch mcconnell? we saw in alabama last year a lot of unique factors, but the exit poll coming out of that was that republican voters were not fond of mitch mcconnell. is there any way to make the el

even clinton aide and advisor mark penn, who smirked with the clintons for 20 years, is calling out the scandal for what it is. this is a game changing moment and heg has worked for the clinton's forever and served as hillary's chief strategist for her campaign in 2008. he is now calling this witch hunt for what it is. literally writing an op-ed in "the hill," stopping robert mueller to protect us all. stunning headline. he goes on to explain how the facts are now undeniable. mueller and is on a crusade to get the president of the united states, duly elected president, he uses the term deep state, that it's real, that the rigged the content investigation and been targeted donald trump and his campaign, when he was president-elect, and now president. he explained more on this on my story with martha maccallum earlier tonight. take a look. >> i think the inspector general's report is coming out, i think nunes is finding out what were the origins of the investigation, and there doesn't seem to be a real concrete intelligence origin for this investigation without a foundation, one wonders,

clinton. but it showed nothing. all of the polling showed it to real the clinton campaign for nine or ten days. that's why the democrats are so outrageous. >> will the way he conducted the investigation was like nothing i ever heard. he opened it in july 2015. set i didn't open a grand jury. july 2015 was a year. you opened a grand jury. when you don't open a grantor thinning have subpoena power. they're negotiating these witnesses give you will just skip up your computer. he allowed hillary clinton to say i deleted 30,000 of my e-mails. when you say you want evidence you get the evidence. if there's a question you get a mutual party or but you don't delete them to say that nobody could see the when you say nothing was wrong. there were e-mails on the laptop that showed she had not turned over everything they may not of been classified. i cannot recognize this as investigation. >> when james comey writes about that to see present a strong argument too? did you take apart the part of the book? . . >> just go into a l

when bill clinton testified in the lewinsky matter. and you know, he cannot be expected to testify for two full days. the idea of a time limit whether voluntary or impose by the court is something that is likely to happen >> i couldn't agree more -- >> sorry, you go ahead. >> bringing emmett flood in, he is an experienced professional and he knows the special counsel laws and on the heels of what giuiliani is saying, he is going to be effectively be counseling the president on what he needs to be doing and should be doing in getting ready for these interviews. i think it is important to note ty cobb was replaced by flood and not mcgahn. and mcgahn is going to be in that white house as long as he wants to be there. >> sorry, i lost jim. sorry about that. thanks very much. as i mentioned i will talk with former trump campaign aide caputo. what happened when mr. trump was deposed in the past when he was a citizen. and what is the truth these days especially when it comes to president trump. according to the washington post, lied thousands

did they have spies with bill clinton at the time where people investigating the clintons and the clinton foundation during that time? i don't think so. this is a very well-orchestrated, it appears, plan. so spy on a presidential campaign. this is well partisan. this involves brennan, clapper, u.s. and foreign assets. i think we are only seeing the top of this iceberg. i would like to see this unravel. i have questions what is going on in england at the time in the united kingdom. >> sean: you have a lot of reporting i know is coming as you have been telling me. look, david, look at this from the legal side. this is a politically target targeted. they didn't have spies in hillary campaign. weaponizing the powerful tools of intelligence. lying to the fisa court judges to target one political candidate in favor of one political candidate who did commit crimes and pay for russian propaganda. this is the biggest twisted boomerang in my life. >> yeah, sean. if what clapper says is true that it was an innocuous investigation to find out what involvement russia had, why would they have bent over

clinton -- president clinton, those are hefty speaking fees. i wish somebody would pay me that much to give talks like that, but that was a private bank in russia and it is connecting dots that are not there. because he went to speak for an investment bank in russia, that deal was done -- i -- that is a conspiracy i wish we would put to bed. it is not true. michael are talking to author -- professor and author of the new book "from cold war to hot peace -- an american ambassador in putin's russia." steve has been waiting on the independent line from milwaukee, wisconsin. steve, go ahead. steve, are you with us? fran, jacksonville, florida. for democrats. -- line for democrats. caller: yes, i heard a story in the last two months about russians expelled or not allowed in the u.s. coming in, one night, more than one of them, meeting with some trumped administration people -- trump administration people, and i want to know if mr. mcfaul knew anything about that. how this people got in, what they were here for, and i was just interested in that stor

deflection to hillary clinton. this is not about hillary clinton. this is not about james comey. this is about what he said about stormy daniels and the president repaying $130,000 to michael cohen. now, when it comes to the issue of rule of law, there is a major concern about the rule of law being broken. this president is not -- and rudy giuliani, he's wanting to delay the process now for the president to speak, and what does that do? he just wants to buy more time instead of putting it out there making it happen now. because what's going to happen is if indeed mueller feels that this is a delaying tactic or some kind of tactic not to do it, there is a possibility of grand jury or indictment. we've seen the grand jury issue and we've seen how the republicans went after bill clinton at the time when he was president and this could actually force the republicans to do exactly what they don't want to do, to write up articles of impeachment for this president. but again, a lot of this is deflection. yes, they have been talking about this for a long time. but the issue is bigger now

and what did bill clinton do? he went to talk to the grand jury and he was convicted of perjury. >> what would you do if you are donald trump? it's a risky proposition. >> i have a great idea for justice. why don't we pack the office of special counsel, just like there has been talk about packing the supreme court. put nine special councils altogether and they all have to vote to even seek an indictment or even seek a warrant. >> let me say this very quickly. the american people deserve, no man is above the law. we will agree to that, it's a political process. the ultimate jury will be in the 2018 and 2020 elections where the american people pass judgment. >> jesse: i think we can all agree on that. guys, gotta go. we will be right back. >> that's all the time we >> that is (we had tonight. don't forget to watch waters world tonight. >> charlie and the chocolate factory. >> tommy laren and diamond ansell. lauren will be back monday, memorial day special in defending the first. have a wonderful weekend. take a mome

russia hoax to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump. and the whole issue of allowing the president to talk to mueller. rudy said there is not a lawyer in the country that advises that. >> muller is it proven heap is not fair and neutral and nottive. why would you subject the president of the united states to somebody who has every intent of being unfair to you? my recommendation would be if mueller will not accept answers to a limited number of questions. let him subpeona the president and then i would ignore the subpeona, why? then mueller would have to hold the president in contempt and they would mean detention and arrest. and the framers wrote that and the supreme court confirmed that would be unconstitutional. and interior unelected officer can do that. >> sean: why do they think that. >> they think president clinton complied and he cannot. it was withdrawn by mutual consent and it was relative to a civil case and not a criminal case. and all the while all of this other news. a lot of it coroberating your hard work beyond the fact

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there was no reason of clinton dirt. as a special counsel probes the meeting it is unclear how involved the president was in crafting it. his father may have commented through hope hicks. the former communications director. he said he did not request his father's assistance saying hicks quote asked if i wanted to speak to him and i chose not to. >> thank you, sara. >>> the senate intel committee breaking with house colleagues by backing with the assessment that russia meddled in the 2016 election. chairman richard burr said committee has spent 14 months reviewing the sources and we see no reason to dispute the conclusions. the house intel committee disagree was the intelligence community that vladimir putin was trying to help trump. republican congress member mike conway ran the russia investigation. he supports the conclusion and downplayed the differences. >>> and president trump acknowledging for the first time he repaid his lawyer michael cohen more than $100,000 for expenses during the 2016 election. mr. trump does

to be a strong level of support for hillary clinton. i expect to see them out there and i think the clintons will always be helpful. david: one reason the question is asked is because republicans have already been running ads digitally and on tv against hillary clinton, who is not running for anything. what is your response, one has run against hillary and her comments. there is an effort by republicans every time the clintons say something off script. mr. poersch: it is a tired campaign tool, but things change and the irony is that republicans have been challenged by unpopular leaders in their own party and in these primaries, it won't surprise me to some extent in the general, it is popular republicans getting more talked about whether mitch mcconnell or paul ryan. david: on that, how much do you want to run against mitch mcconnell? we saw in alabama last year a lot of unique factors, but the exit poll coming out of that was that republican voters were not fond of mitch mcconnell. is there any way to make the selection a leadership ch

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was promised dirt from the russians on hillary clinton. listen to this exchange with senate investigators right now. what is it specifically you were interested in getting out of that meeting? the answer. i was interested in listening to information question, information about hillary clinton? answer, yes. question, information on hillary clinton that potentially came from the russian government, donald trump jr.'s answer is, i had to way of assessing where it came from but i was willing to listen. two things that are very interesting there, number one, donald trump jr. admits that he was willing to listen to information about dirt on hillary clinton which he has said publicly before and obviously he was because he held the meeting, he tries to get funny right there. i had no way of assessing where the information came from even though in the emails that set up the meeting he was told it came from the russian government? >> that's right. that's a very telling attempt to back step on that. it's quite obvious that first of all, just out of a

trying to get dirt on hillary clinton and disappointed there wasn't dirt on hillary clinton. raw disappointment. the idea that trump junior, the president's son, he took this meeting and how he sort of scramble after it. what do you see? do you see an attempt to collude with the russians? they did not get a chance to collude. they wanted to, but couldn't? >> i think it is clear they were hungry for dirt on the clinton campaign and on hillary clinton. what you see maybe importantly out of the documents and testimony we received yesterday is there has been a cover-up to claim the meeting. if this was a clean meeting, you would not have all of these stories. you have the questions of who did don junior talk to and allegations he did not talk to his dad. that defies credibility. he talks to hope hicks while he is on air force one. suddenly he writes a letter about his dad. how is he coming up with an excuse for something he was never told about? that just defies all common sense. i think that's probably the most damning thing to come out when we talk about the meeting. >> and cla

hillary clinton people said she had nothing to do with that approval. and she didn't sit on the committee, she didn't ask to participate in the vote. that is absurd. first everybody that had a brain knew what was going on, she said i won't sit on this one, but the person she appointed as her surrogate was somebody that had havea vested interest in policig her. now the dhs bc, the hong kong bank which was laundering money, billions of dollars for drug criminals and four international terrorists -- a banker from long island came with the thousand page as he walked out with trying to blow the whistle. i sort of publishing my banking experience this was evidence of money laundering from the department of homeland security, senate investigating committee, it all added up with $1.9 billion being paid by hsbc. james comey was on the board when this happened. >> host: said he was on the board of the bank that was accused. >> guest: and had responsibility over the activities that should have included figuring out this money laundering going on. robert mueller wa

they represented bill clinton and -- and hillary clinton in the investigation. people older than you will represent brandon sullivan represented north in the iran cant raw investigation and he said i'm not a potted plant. i will interrupt. emmet flood comes out of the world and it is more aggressive or fire mueller or rod rosenstein, i don't know, but the chance is increased with his arrival. >> thank you very much for breaking it down. >>> does the shake-up of president trump's legal team mean he is taking his gloves off? former campaign manager cory lewandowski will be here with me and that is next. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. and it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabet

hillary clinton got that. and he couldn't get that. >> kaitlan collins at the white house with much more on this. kaitlan? >> reporter: i have a strong suspicion that answer of rudy giuliani's will of high interest to the special counsel, of course. he was saying he had not said that trump was not a target of the investigation, of course, we know that james comey has said he told the president he wasn't the subject of the investigation. but trump wanted him to make a public statement about it, which james comey would not do. of course, the white house is reason for why they fired james comey, has changed drastic a little several times because if you remember back last may, almost a year ago, right after they fired james comey they maintained for 48 hours it was because of the recommendation from the attorney and the deputy attorney general for the way that comey handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. but the president blew that excuse out of the water when two days later he told lester holt this --

while the president is targeted in a totally off the rails witch hunt, hillary clinton, james comey, andrew mccabe, all of these other deep state actors have never been charged with a crime. despite mountains of evidence that we have. despite her total exoneration from the fbi, our friend, fox news legal analysts gregg jarrett will join us, revealing multiple serious crimes that hillary clinton should be charged with. starting with 18 usc 793, mishandling and destroyingh classified documents. the obstruction of justice. remember, bleachbit, deleted emails, busted up devices. no charges over the multiple crimes related to her campaign shady practices surrounding the steele dossier. we will look at james comey, not under any investigation as of shouldn't he at least face scrutiny over 18 usc 61, the government property of records after he took the memo outside of the fbi? what about 18 usc 1924? the mishandling of classifiedou information. and remember, when james comey lied to congress about not signing off on the exoneration letter months before that interview took place, that is aga

puso al abogado que salvÓ a bill clinton de la destituciÓn. >>estar el abogado principal que representaba el presidente donald trump en la trama rusa. en la casa blanca ni el abogado dieron hoy explicaciones del porquÉ de su repentina partida, dijo que hizo su trabajo en cuanto al manejo de la respuesta de la casa blanca la solicitud especial, tambiÉn declarÓ que no descarta la posibilidad de que donald trump se entreviste con muller su lugar leo o ocupara el abogado que defendiÓ a bill clinton cuando el juzgado lo demandÓ por perjurio en 1998 para este abogado el retiro del abogado es una baja significativa. >>el presidente es una persona muy difÍcil de asesorar. >>el cambio de abogado se da en un momento crÍtico en la

did they have a spy with bill clinton at the time, were people investigating the clintons and the clinton foundation during that time? i don't think so. this is i a very well orchestrated, it appears, plan to spy on a presidential campaign, and it's was very well partisan, it involved john brennan, clapper, it involved foreignn assets, it involved u.. assets, and i think we are only seeing the top of this iceberg. i would like to see this unravel. i have a lot of questions about what i was going on in england t the time.. >> sean: you have a lot of reporting that i know is coming, as you have been telling me. david, let's look at this from the legal side. this is a pollute to politically targeted -- we did not have spies in the hillary campaign, no fisa warrants based on a trump dossier against hillary, lies to fisa warrants. weaponizing the powerful tools of intelligence, -- >> finding out what involvement russia had, then why would they have bent over backwards as andy mccarthy says, to avoid investigating hillary and indicting her and bent overve fr words to indict and implicate auntie

clinton h has a long list of excuses. yesterday, the twice-failed presidential candidates a loser, had a new excuse. take a look. >> you may be the only presidential candidate who had to stand up and say i'm a capitalist and you did. did it hurt you? probably. you know, it's hard to know. but i mean if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists or self subscribed socialist. and i'm asked if i'm a capitalist and i say yes but with appropriate regulation and accountability that gets lost in the oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> sean: you lost because you had a terrible vision for the future. and we're doing so much better now. that's all the time we have left this evening. we'll always be fair and balanced not the destroy trump media. there she is, i've got the football. >> laura: you have the -- >> sean: this is a hannity original football. >> laura: is that a regulation size leather football? >> sean: no. this is a "hannity" football. this is special. i don't copy other people. >> laura: my 7-year-o

this is not about hillary clinton or james comey. this is about what he said to some daniels and the president repaying $130,000 to michael cohen. now when it comes to the issue of the rule of law there is a major concern about the rule of law being broken. this president is not -- and rudy giuliani, he's wanting to delay the process now for the president to speak, and what does that do? he just wants to buy more time instead of putting it out there making it happen now. what's going to happen is if indeed mueller feels this is a delaying tactic or some kind of tactic not to do it, there is a possibility of grand jury or indictment. we've seen the grand jury issue and we've seen how the republicans went after bill clinton at the time when he was president and that could actually force the republicans to do exactly what they don't want to do, to write up articles of impeachment for this president. a lot of this is deflection. yes, that i have been talking about this for a long time. the issue is bigger now. you heard sarah huckabee sa

chelsea clinton, if you're going to go out make this argument, bill clinton is going to come up in the verifiable facts about what happened in the oval office with monica lewinsky is a very dark period in our history. >> melissa: what's good for the goose is good for the gander. the minute you start talking about it on one side than trump's history comes up. that's fair game, right? >> i think it's right and i think it's more relevant because as we know chelsea clinton was just a child when all of that happened. >> melissa: the other happened in the white house. i think for a lot of people out there that's the difference, somebody who at the time being paid to be our president was there with and entering. whatever. that's a discussion for another time. we will let that one go. coming up, and iraq war veteran battle against the opioid epidemic. find out about his incredible story and what he's doing to help his fellow vets fight, next. ♪ t people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved

a big crier from way back at the clinton white house. [laughter] and we called my office the crying room because some days he would be christine and sometimes it would be me and it's just like where you let off steam. but it's not just when you are angry or frustrated. sometimes for me it's one i really care about something i will get emotional work.that i have this experience at harvard right after the campaign. it was three weeks after the campaign. >> have you done it before? >> i have. from the winning into the losing end. >> you lost tube barack obama, right, right. [laughter] >> yours is different. >> it was then i remember saying i don't know if it's a good idea. this train wreck of the a campaign just came screeching into cambridge. welcome to 2013, harvard. but i promised myself that at that time there was like this be like maybe he will be normal. it was like maybe he didn't really mean it when his campaign was -- white supremacists and maybe he will get the country to have less division. we were not hysterical when he was usin

i wonder what hillary clinton is thinking about that right now? joining me now is den delanian msnbc intelligence and national security reporter as well as our panelist here. katy tur, my colleague here at msnbc and host of the 2:00 p.m. hour and every monday on this show. and zerlina maxwell. ken, let's break things down today. there is a lot out there. can we sort through what's new first and what matters? and we'll keep going down the line here. of these new revelations today, i assume you think the fbi news is the biggest but walk me through it. >> i'm not sure -- i think there is a lot in that "new york times" story we already know. not the code name crossfire hurricane but some other narratives. the biggest thing i was looking for in the trump tower transcript disclosures was what does donald trump jr. have to say about his father's knowledge of the meeting? the answer to that question is he claims he never consulted his father before when he was setting up the meeting and then afterwards. he claims his understanding is that donald trump, th

and just like hillary clinton's interview, after the exoneration was written a month later, oh, terms interview should be conducted not under oath, not recorded, not be transcribed, and the exoneration written months in advance. and oh coming out, somebody with a pro trump bias, let's say, me, i will conduct the questioning. how about rush, or mark levine, good idea. now to get the treatment or peter strzok, maybe, i don't know, we have a good choice of people, lots of conservatives that can interview. none of this is going to happen. we know that. we know sadly in america we have a 2-tear justice system, not equal justice under the law. while the president is targeted in a totally off the rails witch hunt, hillary clinton, james comey, andrew mccabe, all of these other deep state actors have never been charged with a crime. despite mountains of evidence that we have. despite her total exoneration from the fbi, our friend, fox news legal analysts gregg jarrett will join us, revealing multiple serious crimes that hillary clinton should be charged with. starting with 18793, mishandling

so with hillary clinton. she ran in many ways, in the same model of male candidates, jen palmieri writes about this in her book, "dear madam president." she talks a lot about how hillary clinton had to mimic the characteristics of male candidates, because there was no model for women running for president. so hillary clinton is right to say we have a problem with ambitious women. if that wasn't true we would have had plenty of women who were president and leading this country and we do not. we also see it in the private sector, we would see many more fortune 500 companies have women ceos. >> it is a slow climb up that ladder, that's for sure. hey, thanks for getting through the blast of campaign-style music that came through, zerlena. >> yeah, i just kept going. >> see you next week. >>> in the next hour the outrage after the arrest at a waffle house, a teenager wearing a tuxedo for prom is choked and slammed to the ground. in its class, according to alg. better than rav4. better than grand cherokee. better t

helping hillary -- hurting hillary clinton and helping trump. he hadn't been running but for what year. you'd have to be clairvoyant in the kremlin to know that trump was going to run. two weeks after he writes that dossier, he meet with the fbi. after that, they open theo investigation, and only after that do they talk to downer about papadopoulos. so the truth is -- >> sean: the guy that got drunk? >> the dossier, the fictitious dossier that triggered the hoax the hoax. >> sean: i can't say this enough, joe digenova, the clinton bought and paid for dossier created by a foreign national, foreign nationals are not supposed to impact the elections, unless it's obama trying to defeat -- and accuses russian lies, never verified, used to obtain a fisa warrant, they don't tell the fisa car they did not verify it, corroborated, four times that impact this was paid for by hillary. >> sean, obviously, it's been on for sometime. we've been talking about it for more than a year. part of the brazen plot, which included exonerating hillary clinton illegally

that's his message. >> rick, did the clintons or the clinton team, did they send out false allegations about kenneth starr, or did they just say it was a political witch hunt? because the crux of my question was about the president tweeting false information. >> well, i think the difference here, and what the clinton folks were not exactly fighting marcus of queensbury rules every day. they were certainly able to shift people when they had to achieve their political ends. this president, however, has taken it much, much further. the clinton folks -- not even the clinton folks went out and said, oh, ken starr is part of a sinister carval trying to destroy us and he's part of this gigantic conspiracy. >> yes, they did. >> not to the same degree as this where they're just absolutely making statements of fact that are so disconnected from reality. but look, this is the president doing professional wrestling, this is the president doing -- he's talking to one narrow silo of his voters, the fox news, fox & friends audience in the morning, making sure they're revved up on this thing, that the

a folder in which there was an invitation for president clinton to go. and he said, well, maybe at some point i'll be go, and prepared to second the secretary, weren't thrilled about that, but i obviously went. i think the part that needs to be stated very clearly is the year before that, 18 months before that, president clinton had asked former secretary of defense to do a complete review of our north korea policy, and it deserved that because there was so much that had happened. and what happened was that bill pay went ahead of me several months and said this is fork in the road time. either we will use force or to negotiate. do you want to negotiate. so there had been all of that preparation. so, i go. and we had no embassy there so it was really hard to figure out how everything was going to work. and we knew very little about kim jong-il. there was one thing that we did know and i take-- dennis rodman was all my fault because we did know that they liked basketball and that kim jong-il liked michael jordan. so i took offer a basketball autograph of m

poersch: the clintons have always played a role in the campaigns and i will not be surprised then and now. that is usually a decision that

bill clinton. so they invite monica first. but then when bill says, yeah, i will go, she gets dissed? my intel why the left is still after monica lewinsky after all these years. >>> later on democratic lawmakers demanding hearings companies paying president trump personal lawyer, michael cohen for insight? is that legal? is it not. we have all the details. gregg jarrett is here coming up. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. used for batteries frome teexpired oil wells. mgx's new - pilot plant aims to produce lithium-carbonate one hundred times faster than from conventional lithium brine. mgx minerals retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network spee

was expecting the russians to supply dirt on hillary clinton. this is despite president trump, his son and others repeatedly claiming other wise. a russian lobbyist present for the meeting told senators that donald trump jr., quote, was definitely in charge. and after some small talk, began by saying something to the effect of -- so you have some information for us. in his own testimony, donald trump jr. admitted that he was, quote, interested in listening to information about hillary clinton. adding, quote, i had no way of assessing where it came from, but i was willing to listen. this is a direct contradiction of the story put out by the white house and donald trump jr. claiming the meeting was about adoptions. those interviewed say the russians did not deliver the promised dirt and instead focused on interest in removing u.s. sanctions on some russians. rob goldstone in the room and helped arrange the meeting said the focus of the discussion began to, quote, infuriate jared kushner. after a few minutes of this labored presentation goldstone r

and the reality of the clinton voter or is not that. i would like to see some profiles of the actual diversity of clinton voters. and not just clinton voters, like democrats generally. but, you know, if you're going to profile the trump voters, the obvious inverse of that is the majority of voters who voted for hillary clinton which was a diverse coalition. and i don't think that diversity is reflected in the media at all. >> is there, i think there's -- do you think there's an assumption that when someone says working class person, they generally in the media mean a white personsome is. >> yeah. i think that's been proved, like, over and over again. you see people say working class person and they mean white person. sometimes they'll say white working class, and even that doesn't excuse it in my opinion because, again, you're hiding the fact that the majority of -- or not the majority, but, like, the class of people we call working class is a racially diverse group of people. and, like, black and latino and asian working class people a