allegations of pay to play at the clinton foundation. you may remember back in august of last year when the a.p. published a story with the headline "many donors to clinton foundation met with her at state." and the report details, quote, more than half the people outside the government who met with hillary clinton while she was secretary of state gave many, either personally or through companies or groups, to the clinton foundation. you donate, and you get a meeting. and the iranian 1 deal. hillary clinton was one of nine people to approve the transfer of up to 20% of america's uranium, you know, the foundational material for nuclear weapons. to who? vladimir putin, the russians. there is a real conspiracy. and then people involved in that deal kicked back as much as $145 million to the clinton foundation. oh, and bill clinton doubled his speaking fees in moscow. so sorry, hillary clinton. the media, republicans, they're not to blame for all the corruption at the clinton foundation, and, by the way, you and your husband are. next of cou

allegations of pay to play at the clinton foundation. you may remember back in august of last year when the a.p. published a story with the headline "many donors to clinton foundation met with her at state." and the report details, quote, "more than half the people outside the government who met with hillary clinton while she was secretary of state gave money, either personally or through companies or groups, to the clinton foundation."" you donate, and you get a meeting. and the iranian 1 deal. hillary clinton was one of nine people to approve the transfer of up to 20% of america's uranium, you know, the foundational material for nuclear weapons. to who? vladimir putin, the russians. there is a real conspiracy. and then people involved in that deal kicked back as much as $145 million to the clinton foundation. oh, and bill clinton doubled his speaking fees in moscow. so sorry, hillary clinton. the media, republicans, they're not to blame for all the corruption at the clinton foundation, and, by the way, you and your husband are. next of

there is virtually no daylight between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation. we have the emails to demonstrate that where doug band is emailing huma abedin and telling her what to do, setting up meeting and phone calls. it's beyond dispute. if you want to take the time to investigate something, look at that. look at uranium one. that should be occupying investigators' time. lou: yet they resisted doing that. attorney general jeff sessions as we wrap up here, it seems there is some passive-aggressive approach at the justice department right now. in one moment he will step forward and another he will step back. where is the attorney general and your judgment of how he is performing given all that is before us. he's awol. he's absent and very quiet. if he chooses to do that as far as his role as attorney general, that's one thing. but then he better have a good press operation going. if he wants to keep a low profile that's fine, but his press operation bert be communicating to the american public about what the department of justice is doing. neither is occurrin

clinton, here are people who gave money to the clinton foundation and they want favors and can you do it? and the favors are done. that is the use of governmental authority doing the favors to benefit people who contributed money to now her but then her husband's foundation. melissa: they are going to say because we've been over the territory, the fact they gave money, the foundation, has nothing to do with the fact they asked for a favor and maybe should have granted that favor anyway. for example, you have terry duffy at the cme and paid a huge speech fee, $225,000 because she's such a dynamic and fabulous speaker, and duffy gave the clinton foundation or the clinton presidential campaign $4600 and in exchange in an e-mail, he is asking for an introduction to the prime minister of singapore, and he helped with posts over there, that sort of thing. how do you know it's connected? >> i don't know. and you're right, they'll make that argument. if i were the federal judge in the case, if she were indicted, the judge will tell the jury, the defense they would have done it anyway is not a

the clinton foundation can take millions from the saudis. the fight for women's rights. al sharpton. but then they go after the tea party. i think this started with noble intentions. to go after the kkk. then they morphed into some smear machine. they pay all these salaries and raise all this money. they have this hate map with regular family value conservatives and klansmen. one guy shoots these people up because he looks at the map but palen puts up a map and the media makes her the bad guy. >> greg: it wasn't even a map. juan, your pal is ben carson. you know he's a nice guy. he's been on the list. sort of like moderate muslims trying to reduce the chthonic extremism in their religion. why did they do this? why does splc make it such a blanket statement for everybody? >> juan: i don't know if it's blanket but i think they provide a public service. i think it's one that conservatives are very uptight about because they feel that they are being labeled as hate groups when they have arguments about, for example, family research council about attitudes towards transsexual

the clinton foundation can take millions from the saudis. the fight for women's rights. al sharpton. but the irsth will go after the tea party. i think this started with noble intentions. to go after the kkk. then they morphed into some smear machine. they pay all these salaries and raise all this money. they have this hate map with regular family value conservatives in with klansmen. one guy shoots these people up because he looks at the map but palin puts up a map and the media makes her the bad guy. >> greg: it wasn't even ath map. juan, your pal is ben carson. you know he's a nice guy. he's been on the list. sort of like moderate muslims trying to reduce the islamic extremism in theirik religion. why did they do this? why does splc make it such a blanket statement for everybody? >> juan: i don't know if it's blanket but i think they provide a public service. i think it'se. one that conservatives are very uptight about because they feel that they are being labeled as hate groups when they have argumentsi about, for example, family research council about attitudes towa

trumps aid trucks from the clinton foundation, hillary clinton in her book is claiming that this is a world-class charity that is so highly rated, doing such wonderful terrific work and that's why people wanted to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases, tens of millions from places where they kill people and women. oddly enough, they're not doing any of that anymore and that is a very strange coincidence. >> lisa: the business times did a study looking at arms sales from the state department on their hillary clinton and saw a signal we can increase between looking at a period of time with hillary clinton also looking at george w. bush. you can go and look through all these different examples or speeches for bill clinton. 11 out of the 13 speeches, including a criminal and backed bank and russia were under the tenure of hillary clinton. >> juan: i think the foundation does have a good rating and i don't see trumps folks -- >> harris: what you talking about? he served food yesterday. >> kennedy: how much did hillary and bill donate? >> juan: i don't know. but you want to

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no more cutting organized criminal end prizes like the clinton foundation any slack. this week we learned james comey long before that fateful july 4th weekend when hillary clinton was interviewed actually began drafting a memo exonerating a criminal target of the federal investigation of all criminal liability. and this week we learned that both -- that both the department of justice and the state department opposed the freedom of information foia material on the clinton foundation information. both justice department and state fought against if the american people getting the truth. both justice and state defended the privacy of hillary rodham clinton's records over our right to know. this must stop. the deep state, obama and clinton holdovers in both justice and state department must be eliminated. even a federal judge is fed up with them ordering them to release information to the american public. rex tillerson may know the world, but i'm not so sure he understands government holdovers looking to protect the clinton dynasty. jeff sessions needs to follow his prose

you have got clinton foundation, the email scandal, jim comey. perjury, conspiracy. a violation of the hatch act. i could go on and on. it's time for the republicans to start doing their job. i'm not asking you to go against democrats because they are democrats. but to go against real crime. debbie wasserman-schultz. why is she protecting that i am ran yoimran awan. >> the information technology guys, that thing is so weird it looks like he left a computer for the fbi to find. i don't know if that was revenge against debbie wasserman-schultz. but the more you learn about these guys, the weirder that one story that would normally be a scandal it's existing in the middle of so many scandals, it's hard to focus on it. speaker newt gingrich, thanks for being with us. take care. coming up, we'll battle it out judge jeanine: next week is all about the president's agenda here at home. let's get to my advisory panel. you know, the president's approval numbers are going up. he had a great week. america first, all that stuff. he comes back to the domestic agenda. john mccain d

you have got clinton foundation, the email scandal, jim comey. perjury, conspiracy. a violation of the hatch act. i could go on and on. it's time for the republicans to start doing their job. i'm not asking you to go against democrats because they are democrats. but to go against real crime. debbie wasserman-schultz. why is she protecting that i am ran yoimran awan. >> the information technology guys, that thing is so weird it looks like he left a computer for the fbi to find. i don't know if that was revenge against debbie wasserman-schultz. but the more you learn about these guys, the weirder that one story that would normally be a scandal it's existing in the middle of so many scandals, it's hard to focus on it. speaker newt gingrich, thanks for being with us. take care. coming up, we'll battle it out [notification tone] ♪ in the modern world, an app can help you find your perfect match. ♪ and with esurance, coverage counselor® can help you find great coverage that's a perfect match too. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. if you have moderate to se

you have got clinton foundation, the email scandal, jim comey. perjury, conspiracy. a violation of the hatch act. i could go on and on. it's time for the republicans to start doing their job. i'm not asking you to go against democrats because they are democrats. but to go against real crime. debbie wasserman-schultz. why is she protecting that i am ran yoimran awan. >> the information technology guys, that thing is so weird it looks like he left a computer for the fbi to find. i don't know if that was revenge against debbie wasserman-schultz. but the more you learn about these guys, the weirder that one story that would normally be a scandal it's existing in the middle of so many scandals, it's hard to focus on it. speaker newt gingrich, thanks for being with us. take care. coming up, we'll battle it out over chances of a an obamacare repeal. diabetes can be a daily struggle, even if you're trying your best. along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo® may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice o

were allon: and there these terrible lies about the clinton foundation which we know affected people. charge was that people who contributed to the clinton foundation got favors of you as secretary of state. ms. clinton: and that we took money from the foundation that paid for our daughter's wedding, totally horrible made-up stuff. people read on going to vote for her because they read about all this. this was well coordinated. and it was well coordinated because -- charlie: well coordinated by? ms. clinton: that is the question. charlie: who do you believe coordinated it? ms. clinton: somebody associated campaign was able to strategically, geographically, and personally target people based on their on,book profiles, and based i think, working the google ranking of subjects, and was able to deliver that. charlie: who do you believe? ms. clinton: whether it was the trump campaign itself, whether -- cambridge analytica charlie: but it was one of those that you cool -- that you believe corn aided the fake news impact -- coordinated the fake news impact. ms. clinton: someone who understoo

they reveal clinton foundation friends requesting and receiving favors from the state department among her teen aour. among the allegations, such as obtaining visas for business and entertainment firms who heavily donated to the clinton foundation. one in excess of $10 million. another request sought state department financial health for a russian american foundation which did receive $250,000 for something described as public diplomacy. no charges, it's important, to know were ever brought on pay to play allegation though agents did look into the matter at least on a very preliminary basis, season tkra. >> sandra: speaking of clinton e-mails, sounds like momentum is building to bring the former fbi director back to testify on capitol hill? >> reporter: that's right. on america's news room this morning, sandra, lindsey graham threatened to subpoena james comey to deconflict statements he made to congress about his handling of the clinton e-mail case in 2016 and why he recommended against charges in july of that year. >> there is so much to be determined here, comey needs to come back.

they were reminded by the pay for play cash, foreign government money to the clinton foundation. there's a lot of reasons she lost. the problem is she won't accept any of them and most importantly that she was a horrible candidate. donald trump was a phenomenal candidate. >> martha: in many ways bernie sanders was a pretty good candidate. we all found the look for america act, it was fantastic. he was connecting with audiences when he went out there. he was genuinely connecting with lots of people around this country and that's why he gave her a run for her money. i do want to jump -- >> i want to say, he connected -- even though i totally disagree with him on the issues, he was speaking to the progressives, to the left wings heart and that's what you see in the streets today. the bernie sanders folks. that and people which are fascists. those fascists in the street covering the streets of the bernie sanders supporter. that's who he was riling up. >> martha: we could talk about that another day. i'm sure he would disagree with that characterization. i do want to get your thoughts

clinton: and there were all these terrible lies about the clinton foundation which we know , affected people. one of the reporters on the post -- charlie: the charge was that people who contributed to the clinton foundation got favors of you as secretary of state. ms. clinton: much worse than that. that was not true, but they said we took money from the foundation that , paid for our daughter's wedding, totally horrible made-up stuff. another said they kept hearing this anecdotally, and would not vote for her because they read about all this. this was well coordinated. and it was well coordinated because -- charlie: well coordinated by? ms. clinton: that is the question. charlie: who do you believe coordinated it? ms. clinton: somebody associated with the trump campaign was able to strategically, geographically, and personally target people based on their facebook profiles, and based on, i think, working the google ranking of subjects, and was able to deliver that. charlie: who do you believe? ms. clinton: whether it was the trump campaign itself, whether was cambridge analytica -- ab

you can also go back to her own relationship, the clinton foundation's relationship with -- and she didn't seem to have any problems with that transaction. it's pretty tough after you loose to suddenly say it's all because of those guys. >> first of all, her job as secretary of state was to improve any sort of diplomatic relationship that we had. >> martha: why did you have a problem with donald trump working towards that? >> that's not the responsibility of the secretary of state, the responsibility of the secretary of state is to represent u.s. interests and values and to deal tough with people who are not our friends and who are instead our adversaries. she was right from the beginning seeking to cozy up to putin as was her boss and all deference, or defense. >> she was not trying to. >> really? after the election i will have more flexibly, what was that all about? where did we see president obama get tough on russia when russia took crimea? we said to the ukrainians we will send you meals ready to eat but we are not going to give you defensive weapons and you can pick up the mras in po

but at the same time, trying to defend the clinton foundation. and if the clinton foundation were such a worthwhile and worthy organization, wouldn't you still have government and rich people lining up to donate? and wouldn't you see their good work sprout fruit throughout the devastated area that hurricanes harvey and irma touched down? >> it's a little harder to raise money when you don't have some influence to peddle or future influence to potentially peddle. that's another, i think, blind spot for hillary clinton. look, there's a lot of reasons that she lost, and at the same time i think everybody now gets a chance to join in the fun, to critique the book. you know, historians, it could be valuable for them. she talks about sexism, and it seems to me she's entitle to say that, but that's not why she lost. kennedy: thank you so much. >> good to see you. kennedy: national intelligence director dan coats has urged congress to reauthorize permanently a spying law that's set to expire at the end of this year. and it has fans of personal privacy on

going back to the pay to play sandal, it's email after email about doug dance was a clinton foundation top official and worked with the clintons closely and coordinated with huma abedin to take care of favors for clinton foundation donors were going through him to get access and benefits from the state department. visas to cuba, going to singapore, other types of activity like that. it's in there in black and white, and i don't understand where the justice department hasn't gotten its act together and reinvestigation. we all know that jim comey's investigation was a sham. >> shannon: you get out of these emails they are "obviously violated laws about how they were handling classified information and you talk about pay to play. you said up toward a serious criminal investigation by an independent trump justice department. he just mentioned them. do you think that this will trigger any kind of further look? how does this work? you get material that congress hasn't been able to get their hands on, how do you move forward if you believe they should be moving for? >> in this case, the justi

he wrote in a facebook post the clinton foundations is willing to kill to protect its secrets. after some back backlash online, he wrote this is satire, meant for humor and not an endorsement for violence he's awaiting his sentencing for his insider trading. that comes what happened. she's blaming bernie for her loss in the election. she says his attacks against her during the primary caused lasting damage and paveed the way for president trump's crooked hillary also suggested sanders made un promises. former secretary sean spicer said goodbye to his co-workers at the white house last week and now we know where he's going next. he signed on with worldwide speakers group. the group says audience from around the world will benefit from the same candor, it with and insight that spicer brought to the briefing room. it's not clear how much spicer will be paid per speech. inquire for de tails. if you thief ask it's too much. spicer's first speech will be next week in new york city at a conference for an investment bank. another time, another guy who never made it to the white house d

and the clinton foundation and all kind of other things. i mean, they're more interested in a person who's a private citizen who doesn't have any influence over foreign affairs or domestic affairs than they are the president of the united states of america. >> yeah. >> i mean, they're just -- hillary clinton's their jones. they've got to somehow get off of it. >> yeah. i would assume that a congressman, even his district you don't want to be which one assumes doesn't like donald trump, i would assume that you would still though want to check in with your own district to see whether or not they want to be the district that is represented by the guy who introduced impeachment articles. how did that you have conversation and did you have that conversation? >> in town hall meetings, we've had two town halls. one, about 700 people came out to east high school, and another at the college of art and we packed the college. and then through social media. i'm real active on twitter and facebook. my district wants him impeached and my district is real

foundation was nothing more than a pay to play scam and perpetrated on a immense scale. >> it is it a crime to use public office to confer ben fetes from a foreign government. that's why she did that. >> lou: crooked hillary. >> people think she is crooked and the evidence is there. >> lou: i think we can say the wisdom of the crowd. we'll show you a man taking a bike ride to new heights and they come together in a thrilling video. he rode 650 above the ground over montenegro. 650 feed and about an inch on the tyra gave him his life. bad idea in the first place and i exalt his courage and oner about his judgment. >> up next the nuclear explosion. the next guest described equifax cyber attack and what should their punishment be? he joins me after the break. yoyoyoyoyo these 9/11 veterans are just a few of the heroes we serve at homes for our troops. we build specially adapted homes and, thanks to our donors and supporters, this life-changing gift of freedom is provided mortgage-free to these veterans. but we need you to join us, too, in completing this important mission. please visit

foundation was nothing more than a pay to play scam and perpetrated on a immense scale. >> it is it a crime to use public office to confer ben fetes from a foreign government. that's why she did that. >> lou: crooked hillary. >> people think she is crooked and the evidence is there. >> lou: i think we can say the wisdom of the crowd. we'll show you a man taking a bike ride to new heights and they come together in a thrilling video. he rode 650 above the ground over montenegro. 650 feed and about an inch on the tyra gave him his life. bad idea in the first place and i exalt his courage and oner about his judgment. >> up next the nuclear explosion. the next guest described equifax cyber attack and what should their punishment be? he joins me after the break. yoyoyoyoyo during our made to move 2017 clearance event, you can do endless online research. or, you can take advantage of our best offer ever on an xt5. don't wait. our 2017 models will be moving fast. you can drive a car... or you can drive a cadillac. come in now before the end of our made to move 2017 clearance event and leave

foundation they expected it back one hundred times over with government contracts corporate welfare now exceeds welfare for the poor so donald trump represents not so much a new party or even a new philosophy he is the great disruptor he represents us threat to the corruption that is reached a level like brazil or congo even though it's legal ok well what i would if i go to steve here what i like here is that you have you have to you have two visions there you can watch the president on twitter or you could watch the emmys ok i'll decide for the viewer decide which one will lose you'll be forced to lose your lunch here but you know. you know steve one of the things that i think is really really important here is that like him or dislike him respect him or disrespect him trump has figured out the toral strategy for possibly a generation to come ok and i think that's what's really significant here ok is how his appeal maybe not his love personal appeal but his approach to politicking on a nationwide scale and i think that's the most significant thing about trump ism go ahead steve. tr

when the criminals started to surface, the clinton made sure the fix was in. since when in a serious federal investigation regarding our classified information do prosecutors hands out immunity deals with no goal of building their case. doing nothing more than grarntle them protection from future prosecution. since when are targets allowed to sit in on each other's interviews, then allowing the targets to claim attorney-client privilege. since when are evidence like laptops critical evidence destroyed. and no grand jury impaneled. hillary, you are good at it, and you are the epitome of public corruption. the fix? your friend barack obama in april 2016 there was no malicious intent on your part to expose our classified documents. shortly thereafter "the washington post" mimics obama saying there is no malicious intend and our secrets were never in danger. and weeks before 17 witnesses and the target herself are questioned, jim comey writes an exoneration of you as a criminal target using the same words. except malicious intent is not an element of the crime, fo

foundation was nothing more than a pay to play scam and perpetrated on a immense scale. >> it is it a crime to use public office to confer ben fetes from a foreign government. that's why she did that. >> lou: crooked hillary. >> people think she is crooked and the evidence is there. >> lou: i think we can say the wisdom of the crowd. we'll show you a man taking a bike ride to new heights and they come together in a thrilling video. he rode 650 above the ground over montenegro. 650 feed and about an inch on the tyra gave him his life. bad idea in the first place and i exalt his courage and oner about his judgment. >> up next the nuclear explosion. the next guest described equifax cyber attack and what should their punishment be? he joins me after the break. yoyoyoyoyo prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of eve

foundation was nothing more than a pay to play scam and perpetrated on a immense scale. >> it is it a crime to use public office to confer ben fetes from a foreign government. that's why she did that. >> lou: crooked hillary. >> people think she is crooked and the evidence is there. >> lou: i think we can say the wisdom of the crowd. we'll show you a man taking a bike ride to new heights and they come together in a thrilling video. he rode 650 above the ground over montenegro. 650 feed and about an inch on the tyra gave him his life. bad idea in the first place and i exalt his courage and oner about his judgment. >> up next the nuclear explosion. the next guest described equifax cyber attack and what should their punishment be? he joins me after the break. you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado.

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it was trump who cooked up the moniker because of the clinton foundation and the emails. she's also acting like she's the only one who's come out of a bruising primary campaign. i think ted cruz -- come >> kennedy: 16 opponents! >> jesse: i don't know who is going to buy this book. >> kennedy: juan, don't you want her to just go away so the party can move on? >> juan: i don't have any distaste for her but i think it's off-line. bernie sanders had every right to try to claim the nomination. and he didn't, as jesse pointed out, go after what i think it's total nonsense -- the email thing. you know, here in the book, she says he is not a democrat. this guy is not an lbj, fdr. boo, who. >> kennedy: may become authentic canada. >> dana: what she thought about bernie sanders, i think we are not going to really get to find out. she doesn't have real feelings. no, because she doesn't think it's a good idea because bernie fever has not burned out. >> kennedy: it is, it's on fire. >> greg: the second or third time she's done this. i wanted to say expert people said i shouldn't. rem

frankly mueller to go after the clinton foundation and investigate something and find some criminality. that reeks of being a criminal enterprise. david: instead what we are hearing or rumors that molars try to go after donald trump's tax records so he seems to be focused on proving that the criminal is guilty. >> again it's a old chevette gore style in this technique, finding people and investigating them until you find a crime. david: you can't make this stuff up. chris farrell thank you very much. appreciate you being here. we are coming back with much more. stay with us. president trump's confident congress will pass the funding needed to help erskine harvey victims. >> data we have the money necessary for texas and louisiana if we need but the real number which will be many billions of dollars will go through congress. i think it will happen very quickly and it will go very fast. david: will congress deliver after returning from its its recess? we take apart the funding efforts with congressman blake farenthold of texas and president trump declaring sunday as a national day of pra

on the left, the gift of the naacp, the clinton foundation, they donated to libertarians at cato and ironically enough, they gave money to the american antitrust institute. which is hilarious. in washington google spent more than $50 million last year lobbying. third among all corporate lobbyists. this year, they are on track to be number one. even when they don't have money, they have power. google has monopolistic power on web searches, online video and online advertising. the biggest player in email, all internet brousers and operating systems. if you have an android phone, google is able to track everywhere you go. not that they would, because they are not evil, remember? they are a company with massive power. more than any other company in history has ever had. they can invade your privacy whenever they want to. maybe it's time to consider putting google and check. a fellow at open markets, he joins us tonight. matt, i was amazed to see how the different think tanks and nonprofits google funds in washington. it answered a question i've had for years. but if no one ever criticize

the clinton foundation is -- i guess it's rude to start a go fund me. [laughter] >> that's a better idea. >> who knows what hillary clinton will do. greg: tyrus has trained the audience to hit every time hillary's name is mentioned instead of doing. jillian, can you imagine the process that you have a poor diet hotel that has to listen to her stories, h she whines for eight hours and then he has to transcribe it popping pills and then he has to -- >> you charge these people $5 to listen to you -- i was not supposed to say that, was i? greg: that's okay. i'll take it. tina was happy about the book tour? bill clinton. he's going well, shall be gone for three months. [laughter] he will get through half of that black book. to get to the p maybe, who knows. the mayor of berkeley has a solution for the conflicts over free speech. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageles

foundation, people involved in that deal? anyone hear the word "bribery, pay to play?" who can forget the time bill clinton secretly meets with the attorney general loretta lynch on an airport tarmac only days before the fbi's conclusion of its investigation into hillary clinton server? why is that not being investigated? where's the outrage in the media of this country? what about the investigation into the dnc server hack and why didn't the dnc -- why would thet not hand over their computers that got hacked and the fbi let them get away with it? the bureau was only given access to forensic forms because the dnc would rather hire other people. speaking of dnc emails, if you are so concerned about russia collusion and you want the truth, why haven't you reached out to julian assange of wikileaks? he told me it was not russia and it was not a state party. he told me back in january. the source and the email hack. speaking to julian assange and speaking of mueller, what about his conflicts of interest? 8 of the 60 members on mu

about theghazi, how clinton foundation. how about that we are just tired of looking at hillary clinton on tv and her big fat pig husband bill. john is in fairfax, virginia. line for independents. go ahead. i was listening to some of the comments this morning. hows really appalled by personal people are getting on both sides. amazing this country is so divided at this point. i don't want to comment on either side. i know there are so many things you can say. somebody writing a book about her experience should not have to be brought down to this level. however, donald trump is our president and we need to move on. and criticize him for his policies. not what happened in the past. i'm not quite sure what anyone can do to bring this country together. the path that we are headed i'm not quite sure where we will end up. with all of the issues around the world. thank you very much for taking my call. a lot of those issues being discussed at the united nations and president trump will be addressing the united nations today. we're g

foundation. podesta. all of these people who are working with the russians. >> sean: i've got to run. will the american people get the absolute truth and will it prove that the media and democrats have abide about this? with this all come out? >> i have submitted to the foreign affairs committee everquest for an investigation into hillary and others. >> sean: and they will be proven to having lied to the american people? >> that's right. >> sean: when we come back, why is the house intel committee having trouble getting answers in a defunct russian dossier about president trump? gregg jarrett and sara carter back with answers. ckete by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take

on the left, the gift of the naacp, the clinton foundation, they donated to libertarians at cato and cato and ironically enough, they gave money to the american antitrust institute. which is hilarious. google spent more than $50 million last year lobbying. third among all corporate lobbyist. this year, they are on track to be number one. even when they don't have money, they have power. google has monopolistic power on web searches, online video and online advertising. the biggest player in email, all my browsers and operating systems. if you have an android phone, google is able to track everywhere you go. not that they would, because they are not evil, remember? they are a company with massive power. more than on the company in history has ever had. they can invade your privacy whenever they want to. maybe it's time to consider putting google and check. a fellow at open markets, he joins us tonight. matt, i was amazed to see how the different think tanks and nonprofits google funds in washington. it answered a question i've had for years. but if no one ever criticizes the concentra

. >> and then there were terrible lies about the clinton foundation. we know affected people because one reporter from the post -- >> charlie: they got favors with you as secretary state. >> this was much worse. that we took money from the foundation. the foundation paid for our daughter's wedding. totally made up horrible stuff but wayne kessler said i kept hearing anecdotally the people decided not to vote for her. >> charlie: he works for the washington post. >> people weren't going to vote for her because they read about all this. this was well coordinated and well coordinated because a lot of it -- >> charlie: coordinated by? >> that's the question. >> charlie: who do you believe coordinated? this book is about you not having anything to lose. >> somebody associate with the trump campaign was able to geographically and personally target people based on their facebook profiles and based on, i think, working the google ranking of subjects and was able to deliver that. we saw -- >> charlie: who do you believe? >> whether it was the trump campaign or