hillary clinton india. sharyl: as it happens, google's parent company, alphabet, was a top clinton donor. its chief executive worked on the clinton campaign. last year, former facebook insiders alleged they "r suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers." we hear from a lot of people that they don't trust "politico" or facebook or google or whoever it might be that's trying to sort through the truth or the facts. susan: we're looking at a crisis of faith in institutions. the media, being one set of institutions that is under assault. more broadly, political parties you know, no longer have the trust and the faith. sharyl: torba claims twitter censors conservatives, but not liberals for similar behavior. on gab, anything goes, he says, as long as it's legal, not inciting violence, and not exposing information like credit cards. mr. torba: what we're doing is instead of us playing big brother and, you know, curating content and deciding what is news and what isn't and what people should see an

hillary clinton -- hillary clinton -- hillary clinton -- that was a reset. remember it said reset? hillary clinton tried a reset and it failed. hillary clinton gave away 20% of the uranium in the united states. >> donald trump obviously needs an enemy. he sold the ""chicago tribune" i enjoy beating people and winning. yesterday he was still all over here. it looks like donald trump is looking for a new enemies number one, this afternoon tweeting his harshest attack yet. "the fake news media is not my enemy." >> the press is out of control. the press should be ashamed of themselves. tomorrow they will say donald trump rants and raves at the press. i'm not ranting and raving. i'm just telling you you're dishonest people. >> his part is straight forward. it's not just the blatant attacks on the press getting notice. there's also a communication strategy that trump administration is deploying. today, for example, his press secretary basically went to town on an a.p. report that the trump administration was considering using national guard troops to round up undocumented immigrants. irr

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the call publicly for russia to help hack hillary clinton's e-mail. all this, why does he want to meet him at the miss universe contest? the public bromance is just the souper structure to this, the underground involves people who have zone business and tdone bu. the son coming along saying we make a ton of money out of russia after the father said he hasn't made a nickel over there. there's so much discrepancy here. >> chris, there are two people in this government who have the power and will to address those questions and get answers under subpoena. and they are jim comey, the head of the fbi, and senator john mccain, the last cold warrior left standing in the senate. >> well, we're watching mccain. tonight mccain is out there. we'll see how far he goes. i agree with you, if mccain stays on this front, things are going to break open. thank you, malcolm nance and tim weiner. >>> up next, president trump says the reports about his campaign's contact with russian officials is just a distraction away from hillary clinton's mistakes of last year. he keep

we had hillary clinton try and do a reset. we had hillary clinton give russia 20% of the uranium in our country. you know what uranium is, right? this thing called nuclear weapons and other things like lots of things are done with uranium, including some bad things. nobody talks about that. i didn't do anything for russia.

he's calling this a cover-up because your campaign, the hillary clinton campaign lost. respond to that. >> november 8th was now three months ago. the election is over. the clinton team did lose the election. trump won. he's now the president and now the buck stops with him. it's not the clinton campaign or anyone around clinton bringing these reports forward. it's the u.s. intelligence community ostensibly because they're deeply concerned about how i go regular it would be and unusual for the trump administration to talk with the russian officials. >> do you have any real information about the nature of those conversations between trump officials and russian intelligence officials during the campaigns? do you have any inside information what they were talking about? >> of course, i don't have inside information. but the fact that these questions were raised about what the content of those communications were, suggests the open need for a full, open bipartisan investigation and a set of hearings to get into this, the bottom of this. >> you were the national security advi

just listen to either elizabeth warren or hillary clinton. these are people who are catering with their rhetoric and style to a particular branch of the democratic party. >> how is that different than what the republicans do. >> hold on a second. that's where the energy in the democratic party is today, why bernie sanders did as well as he did and why hillary clinton needed biased democratic national committee to take the nomination away. >> no no. >> that's interesting dynamic but see anything happening? coming from elizabeth warren or chuck schumer or nancy pelosi or anybody left in leadership in the democratic party to build a democratic majority going forward? absolutely nothing. donald trump is president today because did very well among a bloc of voters traditionally democrat. union people. counties where donald trump overperformed over mitt romney and doing nothing to get them back. >> power with the people here. democrats have work to do but people are showing up in airports to protest the muslim ban, in communities across the country

he performed worst than hillary clinton in that state. and some of this interests did not win either. the party needs to do a lot of soul-searching from the left, center, etc., to be more compelling. host: teva, florida. make it quick. caller: i wanted to say that i think hillary is getting a bad deal. there is not a woman who ever or nominated for president to be president of the united states. and the media, the democrats need to do a better job with the media. no coverage. everything they said they should have done, we did do but did not get the coverage for it. she went so out of her way not to be negative about bernie sanders, and i saw an article in and the man did an excellent article about what would have happened had bernie sanders been the candidate and what donald trump would have and the information they would have ran against him. i think the democrats, if they would be a little more tougher, get on the right side of the media, they would be fine. guest: i agree with her. let's face it. hillary clinton wins, and we have the r

i just cannot believe may be was going to be hillary clinton. then the white house called and said hillary clinton would like to meet you and talk to you about helping her on a book. can you be ready in a couple of hours? i said yes. it was an hour and 45 minutes try for a way and when they called i had been gardening. i literally had garden soil under my figure nels and so i had to transfer myself into a semi-professional looking human being and get in the car and go. so i went and she interviewed me and soon after i got the gig. brian: how long did you work for her? barbara: i worked for her for eight months. brian: something happened that led to a story you have in the book? a story about bob woodward, what was it? barbara: what happened was, i'm going to give you the long answer. brian: fine. arbor: ok. barbara: ok. what happened is, i was having trouble getting enough face time with mrs. clinton. i kept asking the scheduler to put me on the schedule. she kept trying very hard. i kept seeing the scheduler, being a first lady is a tough job.

let's listen to a call from hillary clinton about what she thinks needs to happen at this meeting today. >> the challenges we face as a party and a country are real. and now more than ever we need to stay engaged, in the field and online, reaching out to new voters, young people and everyone who wants a better, stronger, fairer america. our best days are still ahead. so keep fighting and keep the faith, and i'll be right there with you every accept of the way. >> jason. how influential is her voice in this at this point? >> well, i think if you listen to what she said, it's not that different from what's being said at town halls across the country in even the most conservative districts that was being said at the women's march or the protest against this awful immigration policy. you know, successful movements historically have not started in washington but outside washington and there's something happening in the country right now. there's a movement going on and what it is is that 54% of the people who voted in november voted for somebody not named donald trump and yet the president i

i have called on hillary clinton to drop out of the race because she -- she -- put our nation's security at extremely high risk with her careless use a private e-mail server. if i, a guy who knows this business, if i did tenth -- a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today. >> we'll see where that one goes. anyway, did you notice the way he said "she." he didn't like that word "she," did he, senator? maybe i'm being too freudian, but it was an odd way he said it with disgust, the pronoun "she." what do you think? >> maybe i'm old-fashioned, but working on the armed services committee, i really value the fact that our military leaders really try to avoid partisanship. so it was stunning to me that general flynn was so partisan, and i think reckless, in the way he participated in the campaign. if you're going to lead this nation in the area of national security, you have to conduct yourself in a very dignified way and make sure the american people don't think you're trying to play sides, but rather you're trying to protect them. and i thought he was an odd choice for that job in the

hillary clinton is a huge moneymaker for simon & schuster. that.collateral damage in versus feinman todd hillary clinton. if you are simon & schuster -- yeah. host: why did you wind up writing this book for morrow, owned by harpercollins? barbara: my literary agent sent several publishing houses. morrow.hem was henry faris is my editor. assistantce mayhew's when i was bob woodward's assistant. when we fell out of touch, we had not talked to each other and more than 20 years. agent among the people she shut the run to. touch.just fallen out of career and he his had edited a lot of great books, including dreams from my father, barack obama's book. he -- if noht that other reason, i thought he would kick cake out of reason -- out of reading the book proposal. occidental in to california, then went to uc berkeley around the time that barack obama was there. you studied writing. you also in the course of this book tell the story of a ghost writing you had with senator bob kerrey. barbara: it wasn't ghostwriting. i was his researcher and his editor

clinton. >> we don't know if all of those folks voted for hillary clinton or not. the fact of the matter is republicans are scared, okay? [ all speak at once ] they have donald trump who is unhinged, and they see these people in the streets, this ground swell, this, frankly, egregious and child-like missteps by the republicans. >> let me ask you that . people said the same thing about the tea party, that it wasn't going to make a difference, and it did. are republicans concerned about the people they see in the streets or should they be concerned about it? >> in my opinion, yes. >> the tea party came about in 2009, and in 2008, i don't think the republican base was very energized from the 2008 election. i was there, i was the chairman of the california republican party at the time. our base was not fired up. >> democrats weren't energized in this election either. >> making my point. >> the democratic base was very fired up in the most recent election, 2016, because donald trump is a one-man nuclear reactor, charging up the democratic base. no one's going to say the

did he coordinate with russian intelligence to bring hillary clinton down, make her lose the election? i simply don't have the answers to that. and the only way we're going to clear the air is, again, an independent investigation, people we trust, looking at this data, and when you get into the data, whether it's fbi, cia, nsa data, you'll be able to tell the nature of this relationship. it's very good. until we see that, we just don't know. >> if there is a lot of contact, steve, constant contact, do you leave open the possibility it could have been benign? >> not really. i think the russians would hope that we would think that. i think that's a bit quaint, to think it was benign. look, the russian intelligence services, unlike western intelligence services, really, really focus on what we would refer to as covert actions, influence operations. they collect for their policymakers like we do. the russians are strong believers in using that information, not just collecting it so that somebody can read it. i think a lot of contact with a campaign implies really what the intelligence com

nswered bills to attack hillary clinton answered hillary clinton was in with answered hillary clinton was in with an international cabal of bankers. the kind of language people say, the anti—defamation league would say, was used in nazi germany. this global conspiracy ofjewish bankers. thank you for the moment, we appreciate it. we can speak to any of our colleagues working on the most important stories of the day. earlier i asked jeremy bowen to come by, the bbc middle east editor. he was watching the press conference, too. this is what he made of it. what mr neta nyahu too. this is what he made of it. what mr netanyahu has been written forward to... he had a number of visits to washington during the obama years and they were always frosty, the men never got on. no doubt personal issues, but also because of policy things. president obama never approved of mr netanyahu's obama never approved of mr neta nyahu's policies of obama never approved of mr netanyahu's policies of encouraging settle m e nt netanyahu's policies of encouraging settlement growth and a hard line towards the pale

>> well, hillary clinton did try to create a reset with russia. vladimir putin continued to commit human rights abuses and she held the line and, in fact, vladimir putin accused her of creating the protests happening in russia and it's become apparent that he tried to punish her for resisting him on human rights. through the documents that are put out and the theft of private income accounts to hurt her and help donald trump win. what has come to light is donald trump's associates are told with russian intelligence officials. apparently regularly taps the phone calls at the same time that russian intelligence was stealing documents at the dnc. >> we do not have any proof that mike flynn was the subject of a wiretap. we do have proof that he got picked up on a wiretap conversation. let me ask you, i want your take on two other things. one, what is your take on what the democrats are doing right now. are they opposing too much? give me your take on that first? >> part of the problem is many of these nominees that president trump is bringing forward

and hillary clinton polled every time she burn -- burp. he had an enormous amount of data and became clear to me on the sunday before the election dish. >> host: toys before. >> guest: almost perfect, his trajectory and he was on a track to win. i became confident at that point. >> host: nobody was expecting the victories in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. those three were really comfort outliers for him to be able to pull off. were you surprised, though, he was able to get the three states? >> he vesseled all three. he went back and visit all three in the close where i think hillary and her folks thought this was in the bag. >> people thought he should have been in ohio, he shouldn't have been trying to expand the map should have been focusing on the must-win states. >> guest: i think a decision was made they were safe. ohio is interesting because mitt romney and mccain, and george w. bush spent tens of millions of dollars and put forward a very strong effort and none of them could ever pop ohio but that's largely because in the we

she sort of identified herself in much way her friend, chelsea clinton, hillary clinton's daughter, and wanted to play this role in the campaign as sort of the way to bring in clintonites into trump world. and i think she's still trying to do that sitting around the table doing the kind of roundtable you could very much imagine hillary clinton doing had she been president. the difference is hillary clinton did that kind of work her entire life and all four years that she was secretary of state, i went on trips with her around the world where she sat around tables with women entrepreneurs. this is not the kind of thing that donald trump has done his entire life. >> there would have been a black woman at that table if hillary clinton had that meeting just to be clear. >> that was an important point. very quick before we go, the "washington post" now reporting four republican senators are currently undecided on puzder in part because of information that surfaced, allegations abuse that his ex-wife made on the oprah winfrey show. he, of course, denied it. that kind of information, do can yo

this, meaning hillary clinton. we had no more contact after that, but i had so much respect for her and in my life, she was anolder woman who was amazing model. o'brien: why do you think you had no contact after that? barbara: well, she recommended me to be the ghost writer for "it takes a village." she was not the editor for it and my memory -- nobody told me directly, but it is what i heard at the time, that she was editing other books where it would have been a conflict of interest for her to be the actual editor on it, but she recommended me for it and so, hillary clinton is a huge moneymaker for simon & schuster so i was collateral damage in was barbara feinman-todd versus simon & schuster. brian: why did you wind up writing this book for morrow, owned by harpercollins? barbara: my literary agent sent -- sent it out to several publishing houses. one of them was william morrow. henry faris is my editor. he was alice mayhew's assistant when i was bob woodward's assistant. we fell out of touch, we had not talked

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we had hillary clinton try and do a reset. we had hillary clinton give russia 20% of the uranium in our country. you know what uranium is? this thing called nuclear weapons and other thing. lots of things are done with uranium, including some bad things. nobody talks about that. i didn't do anything for russia. i have done nothing for russia. hillary clinton gave them 20% of our uranium. hillary clinton did a reset, remember w the stupid plastic button that made us look like a bunch of jerks here, here take a look. what the hell was she doing with that cheap plastic button. hillary clinton with a reset. that was a reset. remember it said "reset" if i do that. oh, i'm a bad guy. if we can get along with russia that's a good thing. we have a talented man, rex tillerson, who is going to be meeting with them. i told him, politically it's probably not good for them. the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that's 30 miles out right out of the water. everybody in this country would be oh, that's so great. that's not great. t

hillary clinton gave 20% of our uranium. hillary clinton did a reset remember with the stupid plastic button that made us all look like a bunch of. they looked at her like what the hell is she doing with th cheap plastic button? that was a reset. remember it was a reset? if i do that, i'm a bad guy. we begin along with russia that the positive thing. we have a very talented man rex tillerson who is going to be meeting with them shortly and i told them, i said i know politically it's probably not good for me. the greatest thing i could do is to shoot that ship is 30 miles off of short right out of the water. everyone in this country is going to say oh it's so great. that's not great. i would love to be able to get along with russia. now you have had a lot of presidents that haven't taken that tack. look where we are now. look where we are now. now i love to negotiate things. i do it really well and all that stuff. but it's possible i won't be able to get along with putin. but i just want to tell you the false reporting by the

this is surprising for me, at the moment hillary clinton lost, i'm no great fan of hillary clinton, i was not feeling good. hey, we should have nominated joe biden. i thought that was going to be a reresponsible, a lot of people are now looking for other ideas, they're looking for new voices and alternatives. the last three months have been in a narrow sense, some of our best. >> i was on meet the press this weekend. nancy pelosi was on the program, she and chuck got into a bit of a back and forth about whether or not the democratic party had the wrong leadership. that's a pretty bold question to ask of the minority leader to her face, what's your sense of what the leadership of the left looks like these days. >> can you imagine a tea party emerging that held up bob doll as one of its leaders? >> there's a broad anti-establishment populous move in this country. what they've been trying to do, the best people in the democratic party, the best well intentioned people have been trying to merit together liberalism, the people that hillary clinton have pushed. it's not that they want to --

the fact that secretary -- hillary clinton's emails. the fact that secretary clinton did not prove to be a viable candidate. that is part of what made the russians so successful, because not start-- they did this operation in 2015 when this all began thinking that they would get donald trump elected. most of the, like people in this room thought, that his candidacy would probably be over by september or october of 2015, and yet as time went on, it looked like their goals evolved, and they evolved because they were able to move from information gathering, which is where the fsb began, to making information public that might simply disrupt the election, make people lose confidence in our system. at the very end, if you believe in the u.s. assessment of intelligence, actively entering on behalf of donald trump. dr. hill: what the russians specialize in, and this goes back and extremely long way -- we are in the 100th anniversary of the russian revolution. specialized in propaganda and these kinds of operations. it has been around for a lon

i was not part of the hillary clinton campaign, but to say this is hillary's fault, we are missing something here. host: brad is in international falls, republican. keith ellison's state. caller: good morning to both of you. i enjoy coming here and getting to listen and to learn. but i have called in many times, and before the election even started, i said that there is no chance hillary is going to make it. in another call after that, i said, you know, the democratic party is dying on the vine. they just keep doing the same thing and thinking that they will get different results. they are not. .t is really sad i want to see a vibrant, healthy democratic party. i do not call them progressives. they are regressives that are taking over the party. this is not the party of labor. it is not even close. you are going to take another shellacking in 2018. the senate is going to be even more divided. they will be more controlled by the republicans. they will probably get past the 60-vote threshold. the democrats controlled 40 straight years of the house. they basically did all of this to themselves.

hillary clinton did a reset. remember, with the stupid plastic button that made us all look like a bunch of jerks here. take a look. he looked at her like what the hell is she doing? john podesta said those things about me and he was working for me, i would have fired him so fa his head would spin. >> a spokeswoman for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. thank you for joining us me. >> so donald trump, karen finney, he says the russian stories are an excuse for hillary clinton's election loss, that's what is motivating a lot of the outrage, a lot of the stories. what do you respond to that? >> look, as i reported i think he mentioned hillary clinton, something like 11 times -- donald trump, who is in charge and has on to show that he can confidently lead this country. i think it's a pretty obvious tactic to try to use her, again, to deflect from not wanting to talk about what this issue with michael flynn and russia, not wanting to talk about the allegations now about various members of his inner circle

the fact that secretary -- hillary clinton's emails. the fact that secretary clinton did not prove to be a viable candidate. that is part of what made the russians so successful, because you think -- they did not start this operation in 2015 when this all began thinking that they would get donald trump elected. they thought, like most of the people in this room thought, that his candidacy would probably be over by september or october of 2015, and yet as time went on, it looked like their goals evolved, and they evolved because they were able to move from information gathering, which is where the fsb began, to making information public that might simply disrupt the election, make people lose confidence in our system. at the very end, if you believe in the u.s. assessment of intelligence, actively entering on behalf of donald trump. dr. hill: what the russians specialize in, and this goes back and extremely long way -- we are in the 100th anniversary of the russian revolution. the bolsheviks specialized in propaganda and these kinds of o

clinton's former campaign staff. >> and it came out cnn had their questions leaked to hillary clinton. this should have been such a big scandal. you would think if cnn wasn't fake news their reaction would have of been some profound we dropped the bill. so would be we like donna brazile and she is moving on. kennedy: donald trump is having a rally in florida this weekend. press reports say intelligence officials are with polling information from the white house because they think there is a mole in the white house. how old do you want to be when you retire? i was thinking around 70. and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change with investment management services. kennedy: there is a shocking new report from the "wall street journal" saying that intelligence officials are withholding information from the president because they are afraid it could end up in the kremlin. according to

hillary clinton and the obama administration did the reset. i understand it is reasonable and rational to improve relations with russia, that is what new administrations do. i will leave it to the administration what brought to the point. the key is as soon as this person law the president's trust and that was the right thing to do. i will not prejudge circumstances. i think administration will describe. the intelligence community has been looking data, involvement with russia. it is important as soon as they realize they were being misled they asked for his resignation. i think we need to get all of information before we prejudge anything. apologies, that was speaker paul ryan given his thoughts on the matter of michael flynn and other issues. we are asking you about investigations, should they take place? bill from maryland we heard from. let's go to roger in indiana. roger, democrats line. hi. for full,call independent investigation of the whole mess. that's all the way it will get cleared up. host: what you think should be looked for? call

i have called on hillary clinton to drop out of the race because she -- she -- put our nation's security at extremely high risk with her careless use of a private e-mail server. if i, a guy who knows this business, if i did a tenth -- a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today. >> we'll see where that one goes. anyway, did you notice the way he said "she." he didn't like that word "she," did he, senator? maybe i'm being too freudian, but it was an odd way he said it with disgust, the pronoun "she." what do you think? >> maybe i'm old-fashioned, but working on the armed services committee, i really value the fact that our military leaders really try to avoid partisanship. so it was stunning to me that general flynn was so partisan, and i think reckless, in the way he participated in the campaign. if you're going to lead this nation in the area of national security, you have to conduct yourself in a very dignified way and make sure the american people don't think you're trying to play sides, but rather you're trying to protect them. and i thought he was an odd choice for that job in

we had hillary clinton try to do a reset. we had hillary clinton give russia 20% of the uranium in our country. you know what uranium is, right? thank called nuclear weapons and other things like lots of peopl, lots of bad things, but nobody talks about that. i did not do anything for russia. i've done nothing for russia. hillary clinton gave them 20% of our uranium. hillary clinton did a reset, remember with the stupid plastic but that made us all look like a bunch of jerks? he looked at her like what the hell is she doing with that cheap plastic button? that was a reset, remember that? if i do that, oh, i am a bad guy. if we could get along with russia, that is a positive thing peered we have a very talented man, rex tillerson, who is going to be meeting with them shortly. i told him, i said i know politically it is probably not good. the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that is 30 miles offshore right out of the water. everyone in this country is going to say, oh, it is so great. that is not great. that is not

can you leak more stuff about the dnc, get some more stuff out about hillary clinton? that's stuff on the surface. so underneath, do we know how much waving on we were getting from the trump people to the russians? to destroy the hillary clinton campaign as much as they could? >> this is the big question. what were these communications. and was there an attempt by the russians to influence the election through donald trump himself? >> let's talk about some people we know. jeff, you get in here. you're a new york guy and know the history of politics. what is roger stone doing in this? what is manafort going? how come trump knows manafort. why are they all knowing each other is my question, to start with. >> you know, i spent a fair amount of time writing political satire, and when you list things like that, i can't answer that question. roger stone has been at donald trump's side. i remember him escorting trump onto a convention floor several conventions ago when he was going to run for president and we thought it was a joke. the question about paul manafort, who was en

hillary clinton won the democratic primary. hillary clinton also won the popular vote. at the same time because of the absence of transparency in the democratic primary, there was a crisis of trust that ensued. what we need in the chair of the democratic party is to make sure that in fact and in perception, every single day you are fair and neutral. that's why when you asked question before about primaries, you have to let that process go. if i have i privilege of winning, for instance one of the things i recommend is set the primary debate schedule long in advance of when we know who the candidates are, we have to do everything to make sure we're fair and transparent. not only it the way of setting primary process, but dnc is black hole and we have a crisis of confidence because it. that's why the leader of the dnc needs to make sure we're -- >> secretary, ten seconds, rigged or not? >> again, the process because of the absence of transparency created that crisis of relevance and distrust that people didn't trust the outcome. >> mr. ronan, was it rigged or not? >> than

we had hillary clinton try and do a reset. we had hillary clinton give russia 20 percent of the uranium in our country. you know what uranium is, right? a thing called nuclear weapons and other things like lots of things that are done with uranium including some bad things. nobody talks about that. i didn't do anything for russia. i've done nothing for russia. hillary clinton gave them 20 percent of the uranium. hillary clinton did a reset, remember, with the stupid plastic button made us look like a bunch of jerks. here take a look. he looked at her, like, what the hell is she doing, with that cheap plastic button? hillary clinton - that was a reset. remember it said reset. now, if i do that, oh, i'm a bad guy, but if we could get along with russia, that's a positive thing. we have a very talented man, rex tillerson, who is going to be meeting with them shortly and i told them, i said, i know politically it's probably not good for me. hey, the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that's 30 miles offshore right out of

do what they did to her, if a rumor -- they heard a rumor about hillary clinton, and they were ready to launch an investigation. the things we're looking about best looking at here, russians hacking our election system -- it cannot get any bigger than that. but again, you have to ask them. maybe the republicans can tell you. the bipartisan agreement is going to look at any contact the russians had with u.s. persons during the course of the presidential campaign. the question of the last 48 hours is will the scope of the investigation now include after they campaign context with people like general flynn and the ambassador of russia. i've not had a chance to discuss that. it's like a naturally tension of what we do. it we look at general flynn's context during the campaign, it we should look at the continuance of those context after the campaign. in terms of executive privilege, that is something that congress does not invoke. that is something that the executive invokes, and congress can challenge. beyond that, it does not apply to the time before general flynn became national securi

>> now we need names, but to destroy hillary clinton's candidacy -- >> you don't need names for hillary clinton's destruction, now, suddenly -- >> bill: not giving the presumption of innocence. >> this is an extraordinary thing that just happened. >> what is it? >> you have a presidential campaign and communication with our arch enemies of russia -- >> bill: who in the campaign? >> you busted the president -- >> how can you be friends with a killer? >> bill: because you have the facts to back it up! >> you have theer trump campaign -- >> bill: no facts! >> having a conversation with vladimir putin. >> bill: who? who in the trump campaign? >> do you believe the that there was no communication in the trump campaign? >> bill: i don't know! >> why was general flynn fired? >> bill: because he misled pence. >> do you believe that? >> bill: i think that is why. >> what did he did mislead him? >> bill: i don't know! >> if he misled vice president pence, it was about his communications with russia. ergo, whatever it was,- communications with russia. >> bill: pence was teed off. go ahead. >> 100%

>> to destroy hillary clinton's candidacy -- >> you don't need names for hillary clinton's destruction, now, suddenly -- 's view on the presumption of innocence. >> this is an extraordinary thing that just happen. >> what is it? >> you have a presidential campaign and communication with our arch enemies of russia -- >> bill: who in the campaign? >> you busted the president -- >> how can you be friends with a killer? >> bill: because you have the facts to back it up! >> you have the trump campaign -- >> bill: no fax! >> bill: who? who in the trump campaign? >> do you believe the that there was no communication -- >> bill: i don't know! >> why was general flynn fired? >> bill: because he bit slide pence. >> do you believe that? >> bill: i think that is why. >> what did he did mislead him? >> bill: i don't know! >> if you misled vice president pence, it was about his human occasions with russia. ergo, whatever it was -- >> bill: pence was teed off. go ahead. >> 100% right. he was asked for his resignation because he said to pence, no, i didn't have any discussions with russia. not with th

not barack obama, hillary clinton, joe biden, or ted kennedy. who stille democrats served with us opposed him, including ranking members of the judiciary committee. in the coming days, i hope and expect that all senate colleagues will give him their consideration, just as we did for newly elected -- newly nominated presidents clinton and obama. this is the judge who is known for deciding cases based on how the law is actually written, not how he wishes it were written. even when it relates -- leads to results that conflict with his personal political police -- believes. here is how judge gorsuch put it himself. every resultikes he reaches is very likely a bad judge. reaching for results he prefers rather than of the law compels. some of our colleagues see the role of a judge very differently. the mustard presidential debates, our former colleague, city thatclinton -- -- stated that a supreme court justice should look more favorably on certain political constituencies than others. the job of the supreme court to "stand on the side." what, or perh

hillary clinton is president. is that normal or nuts? >> well, i'll call it nuts, here is the thing, these folks are going to protest and complain, and march throughout perhaps 8 years, and it is a kindf fantasyland they are ing toliving in. but they were before, imagine, a country with no boundaries, that is a country? that does not make sense. >> you are the best could than, thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. cheryl: office visits any time. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplemt insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are

but we knew hillary clinton was going to win or steal the democratic nomination. [laughter] we knew exactly what hillary's supreme court would look like. us who support the second amendment, we knew our gun rights would be gone. armsight to keep and bear survived the supreme court i one-vote and he had just passed away. the court said we had a right to keep a gun in our homes to protect ourselves if, god for bid, a criminal breaks in and wants to murderous. that is all they said. but hillary's view, she said it was a terrible decision, that the supreme court was wrong on the second amendment. we decided that freedom could not afford for us to wait. the nra has not backed down from a fight in 146 years and we sure as hell were not scared of hillary clinton. [applause] we made the earliest endorsement in our history when we endorsed donald trump for president in may. [applause] are happy now, but let me tell you, it was a lonely summer. [laughter] we were criticized, we were ridiculed by the mainstream media, and you know what, we did not care and we did not flinch.

people are trying to cover up for a terrible loss that the democrats had under hillary clinton. i think it is very, very unfair what has happened to general flynn, the way he was treated and that the documents and papers that were illegally -- i stress that -- illegally leaked. very, very unfair. >> sean: that was president trump earlier today at the white house. talking about mike flynn's resignation and the leaks coming from intelligence agencies. prior to the press conference, trump tweeted... the real scandal here is the classified information, illegally given out by intelligence, like candy. very un-american. joining us now, devin nunes is with us. good to see you again, isn't it a crime in fact to leak this information? isn't it in violation of the espionage act? >> there could have been multiple crimes here committed to, sean, but for sure. leaking classified information is punishable by law. it needs to be looked into by the appropriate agencies, our committee is going to be requested, to try to bring these perpetrators accountable and hold them under the law. >> sean: i

we had hillary clinton try and do a reset. we had hillary clinton give russia 20% of the uranium in our country. it's a thing called nuclear weapons and other things, like lots of things are done with uranium, including some bad things. nobody talks about that. i didn't do anything for russia. i've done nothing for russia. hillary clinton gave them 20% of our uranium. hillary clinton did a reset, remember, with the stupid plastic button that made us all look like a bunch of jerks? he looked at her like, what the hell is she doing with that cheap, plastic button? that was a reset. remember, it said reset? now, if i do that, oh, i'm a bad guy. if we could get along with russia, that's a positive thing. we have a very talented man, rex tillerson, who is gonna be meeting with them shortly. and i told him, i said, i know politically it's probably not good for me. the greatest thing i could do is shoot that ship that's 30 miles offshore right out of the water. everybody is going to say, oh, it's so great. that's not great. that's no

. >> when hillary clinton and bernie sanders were campaigning. hillary, s if you come here, and you don't commit a crime, you should be allowed to stay. kennedy: she would grant them citizenship. >> obamacare for illegals was on her web site that is a huge departure. kennedy: you cannot have open borders and entitlement. >> absolutely not. >> democrats used to give li lip service it has changed. real change on their side, also, if this was also inhumane and terrible, barack obama had congress in his hands for first two years, they could have changed the immigration laws but they did not. kennedy: buck thank you. >> great to see you. kennedy: now, let's meet party panel tonight, lisa booth. from washington examiner, tom shah lou. peter suter man. welcome to you. >> hello. kennedy: the day of the hump, we have much to discuss. a new poll showing 80% of americans think that cities that arrest illegal immigrants for crimes should have to turn them over to federal authorities. now 200 cities in 32 states identify as sanctuary cities, refusing to enfor

i maintained that you could -- , even when many thought the president would be hillary clinton. but the season is over and we now have a president to -- who nominated a highly qualified candidate to fill that seat. are giving the new president's fair consideration and an up or down vote, just as we did for past presidents of both parties. >> i rise today on a matter of great importance to everyone in this body and everyone in america. the future of the supreme court. last night, the president nominated judge neil gorsuch. we in the senate have a to examinenal duty his record robustly, exhaustively, and comprehensively. we need to revise its consent if we see fit -- and