why would he hire in this case hillary clinton's former attorney? why did he hire this gieshgs andrew weissmann? guy who withheld exculpatory in evidence the past, clinton-loving partisan hack, he was there the night of clinton's victory party that never happened. a record full of prosecutorial misconduct. why did mueller have time investigate loan applications, fara violations, tax fraud. but he didn't look at the dirty dossier, lying to a fisa court, the premeditated fraud committed on a court to spy on the presidential campaign? why was the probe never in to hillary clinton's bought and paid for russian lies. what about christopher steele? with his russian lies. what about glen simpson, fusion gps, the clinton campaign coordination with the government of ukraine that we have pointed out. keep in mind people like michael cohen, paul manafort, michael flynn, george papadopoulos, charged with crimes totally unrelated to collusion, conspiracy with russia to impact the 2016 campaign. in an investigation supposedly about collusion and corruption, no on

hillary clinton or donald trump? >> donald trump. >> the second operation -- >> i can say donald trump him but there were instances where hillary clinton was subject to much the same behavior. >> the second was a scheme, will be called the hack and dump to steal and release hundreds of thousands of emails from the democratic party and the clinton campaign. is that a fair summary? >> that is. >> did your investigations find that the releases of the hacked emails were strategically timed to maximize impact on the election? >> i would have to refer you to a report on that question. >> page 36. i quote, "the release of the documents were designed in time to interfere with the 2016 u.s. presidential election." mr. mueller, which residential candidate was russia's hacking and dumping operation designed to benefit? hillary clinton or donald trump? >> mr. trump. >> mr. mueller, is it possible that this sweeping and systematic effort by russia actually had an effect on outcome of the presidential election? >> those issues hav

zebley and we have concerns about his prior representation of hillary clinton campaign aide. i just want to voice that concern that we do have and won't be addressing any questions to mr. zebley today. >> i thank the ranking member. i realize as probably do mr. zebley that there is an angry man down the street who is not happy about your being here tod today, but it is up to this committee and not anyone else who will be allowed to be sworn in and testify and you are welcome as a private citizen to testify and members may direct their questions to whoever they choose. with that, director mueller, you are recognized for any opening remarks you would like to make. >> good afternoon, chairman schiff, ranking member nunes and members of the committee. i testified before the house judiciary committee this morning and asked that that opening statement be incorporated into the record here. >> without objection. >> unique jurisdiction and you are interested in further understanding the counterintelligence implications of our investigation. let me say a word about how we handled the p

trish: he had a team stocked with hillary clinton supporters. if you are randomly selecting people and he said i didn't ask them about their affiliation. but he had a lot of democrats who worked for hillary clinton. >> and that animus came through. one of the members of congress asked him when did you find out that peter strzok hated donald trump? he said about the time the text messages were revealed. how is that possible? they supposedly ran counter investigation into collusion. he was asked about the beginning of this thing. how come you didn't prosecute that person? and congressman jim jordan went down a line of question where bob mueller didn't want to get involved in. saying why didn't you indict this person when every other person who lied to you was indicted. congressman matt gaetz said that precedes my time. but bob mueller didn't have answers to simple questions. i think what came out of this was the american people said this investigation is over. this is done. there is nothing there there to see. and it's time to put that behind us.

clinton. >> that's where you've got your split between bernie sanders supporters and hillary clinton supporters and the u.s. news media ate it up. >> next thing i know, i've got, you know, bernie bros, trump supporters, just crazy people calling me and saying every word you can imagine and then hanging up. it felt very violating to me. we were all on edge after that. >> but the dnc hack was the tip of the iceberg. the russians were just getting started. >>> coming up -- >> they very selectively leaked the contents of my e-mails. the contents of my e-mails y veh. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $389 a month, for 36 months, and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing. hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her bo

that hillary clinton would probably win. but if they could weaken clinton, if they could undermine her credibility, that would serve their aims when she became president. >> pages 14 to 35 of volume 1 meticulously detail ira tactics posing as americans, trolls created fake hash tags and posts on facebook and twitter. >> they created a assume of content against hillary clinton. it you think hillary clinton was a criminal, they gave you that information. if you thought donald trump was your savior, they gave you that information. >> once the russians had had created these personas and group, they began promoting fake trump rallies attended by unwitting americans. >> people showed up at rallies thinking they had been organized by fellow americans who were trump supporters. >> events that showed the reach of the russian social media campaign. but as volume one of the mueller report reveals, fake rallies were just one phase of the russians far reaching and pervasive plan to undermine our democracy. >>> coming up, imagine if you w

hillary clinton or donald trump? >> donald trump. >> the second operation -- >> let me say donald trump but there were instances where hillary clinton was subject to much the same behavior. >> the second was a scheme what we call the hack and dump to steal and release hundreds of thousands of emails from the democratic party and the clinton campaigns. is that a fair summary? >> it is. >> did your investigation find that the releases of the hacked emails were strategically timed to maximize impact on the election. >> i'd have to refer you to our report. >> page 36, the release of the documents designed to time with the then presidential election. mr. mueller, which presidential candidate was russia's hacking and dumping operation designed to benefit, hillary clinton or donald trump? >> mr. trump. >> mr. mueller, is it possible that this sweeping effort by russia had an effect on the outcome of the presidential election? >> those issues are being or have been investigated by other entities. >> 126 million facebook impr

we watch with hillary clinton, not a good strategy. if you want to win this, you have to be hungry and win it. >> inevitability. obama and biden is not a good combination, obama did not want him to run. >> he was smart. >> what does this mean? you are watching these debates, like the rest of us, or many of us, what do you see? i read articles about mayor pete, articles about kamala harris, i don't recognize what they are reporting from i have been witnessing on television, i don't see excitement or electricity. she is pushing issues and talking sense, and -- >> for their party. lou: of course there is, she is to me, principle. >> she has run the best campaign to date, i think she will take bernie sanders out, i think that harris could take out biden. a long way to go, but, first impression, 18 million people watch, 8 million stream, that is not happening all of the way through, first impressions last. lou: listening to julian castro and tom perez saying that illegal immigrants are paying a lot in taxes so giving them free stuff like th

it's not just that he picked only partisan democrats, financial supporters of hillary clinton, hillary clinton's lawyer. he picked andrew weissmann. he knew who andrew weissmann was. not only was the only corrupt prosecutor singled out by the chief judge in the eastern district of new york for withholding evidence. >> sean: you have seen this. >> i have the case against him now. he brought the case, when the evidence was disclosed 16 defendants were acquitted, based on that evidence. good judges in the eastern district required it to be disclosed. mueller knew it. he hired him as general counsel, mueller authorized $500,000 in attorney fees for the corrupt fbi agent that weissmann covered up for. >> sean: i'll send to you meet with jim jordan, he needs to have a conversation with you. sent four maryland executives to jail for a year, overturned by the fifth signature. everyone wants, in we'll come back, more with the studio audience and preview the inspector general's upcoming report, former congressman trey gowdy weighs in as well as the deep state is in serious trouble. i joined the

an establishment candidate like hillary clinton lose. he saw the dnc essentially backer over bernie sanders and that infuriated a lot of progressive people on the left. i think you saw a lot of those types of candidates go forward in the 2018 cycle and more primary content the democrats are used to seeing and just progressives more fired up. based on that. >> dan: 2020 campaign national press secretary kayleigh mcenany. forgive me for not introducing you. if you are a valuable voice in his conversation of course. this agenda i just mentioned to lisa, which granted it's not every democrat. i'm not going to do what they do to us in stereotype the entire party, these are issues that have come up. i'm just quoting some democrats. concentration camps. julian castro 70% tax rate. health care illegal aliens, everybody raises their hand. how does this play in west virginia, pennsylvania coal country? is this a winner in a swing state likeis pennsylvania? >> no, no, no. far from it. let's be clear, these are asinineth ideas, they are crazy ideas,

it couldn't be because they have a terrible candidate in hillary clinton. it can't be because donald trump worked them silly on the campaign trail, going to the rust belt and a campaign schedule that was far more aggressive than hillary clinton. it had to be because the russians told them to vote for donald trump rather than hillary clinton. in 2018 when the republicans lost control of the house, we didn't try to make nancy pelosi an illegitimate speaker. the radical left can't argue are us with policies. so they try to delegitimize anyone who is beating them in the public square. and in 2020, that's why the president is going to win. he's focusing on things that matter with the american people. here with more, kellyanne conway. let's listen to the president react right after mueller testified. roll it. president trump: the performance with us obviously not very good. he had a lot of problems. with you what he showed more than anything else is this whole thing has been three years of embarrassment and waste of time for our country. and you know what? the de

hillary clinton is casting a long shadow over the 2020 election. jonah goldberg writes in a recent editorial that hillary clinton's candidacy was an inflection point for the country, because they made the g.o.p. turn towards nationalism and the democrats toward socialism. goldberg remarks that she will never be president, but she has made history, nonetheless. joining us all to react to the 2020 news, senior fellow lisa boothe and leslie marshall, lisa, i will go to you first, we have seen this lurch to the far left, i've seen this repeatedly, this is the gift of the the trup presidency, i took some notes before i came on. >> it is probably a long list. i will have to give you the cliff notes paid in the last few months we have heard talk of concentration camps in the u.s., infanticide, 70% tax rate, government run health care, the list goes on and on, is this a 51% majority agenda in america? >> the biggest challenge for democrats right now is that there are so many candidates and not a lot of daylight between them on these policy issues. we have

hillary clinton or donald trump? >> donald trump. >> the second operation -- >> let me say donald trump but there were instances where hillary clinton was subject to much the same behavior. >> the second was a scheme what we call the hack and dump to steal and release hundreds of thousands of emails from the democratic party and the clinton campaigns. is that a fair summary? >> it is. >> did your investigation find that the releases of the hacked emails were strategically timed to maximize impact on the election. >> i'd have to refer you to our report. >> page 36, the release of the documents designed to time with the then presidential election. mr. mueller, which presidential candidate was russia's hacking and dumping operation designed to benefit, hillary clinton or donald trump? >> mr. trump. >> mr. mueller, is it possible that this sweeping effort by russia had an effect on the outcome of the presidential election? >> those issues are being or have been investigated by other entities. >> 126 million facebook impr

you remember how he exposed hillary clinton on her positions on abortion. president trump exposed that before the american people. these guy will not be able to get away with changing their positions in a general election. judge jeanine: the president had a good rating in a rasmussen report. things are looking very good for the president despite the fact the democrats would rather do impeachment instead of working for the country. >> each of these polls, president trump is breaking record with his approval rating and it's far and above 50%. judge jeanine: thanks so much. my report. those i ran the motor investigation and why they did it i refer to my report and fighting to make america order it now. thanks for watching. truth and justice and the american way. see you next week.

you remember how he exposed hillary clinton on her positions on abortion. president trump exposed that before the american people. these guy will not be able to get away with changing their positions in a general election. judge jeanine: the president had a good rating in a rasmussen report. things are looking very good for the president despite the fact the democrats would rather do impeachment instead of working for the country. >> each of these polls, president trump is breaking record with his approval rating and it's far and above 50%. judge jeanine: thanks so much. judge jeanine: thanks so much. bookers are booking getaway deals starting from 15% off. so their tacos are 15% tastier, they're scootin' 15% smoother, and their kids love 'em 15% more. with getaway deals of at least 15% off, you can be a booker at booking.com. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could

andrew weissman was a hillary clinton donor, he was at her election party, right? >> it's not just andrew weissman. aaron zebley represented hillary clinton's aide who set up the upper and mashed her blackberries with a hammer. there were all sorts of folks, again, that were close to the clinton foundation and, you know, so the bias that was involved there, i think, are fair things to talk about. and i think that's why in light of the disastrous testimony from robert mueller, you know, the democrats paid a heavy price for bringing a reluctant witness to testify. they. played their hand -- they overplayed their hand and did it in front of a a national television audience. it was a great week for donald trump because of that. to your point, maria, now the things that bob mueller said he didn't know about and his team clearly didn't look at, those are things that are there for bill barr and the department of justice to look at. because we know that things happened in the obama administration that haven't been answered. there's been no accountability for that yet. mari

putin ordered on hillary clinton according to former officials. mr. barr wants to know more about the cia sources who helped inform the details of the russia interference campaign. william barr looking into the u.s. finding that russia wanted trump to win. officials expressed concern that the attorney general will challenge the assessment. mr. barr's review will look in particular at whether there were disagreements among analysts to produce the findings. they are likely to look into whether they were motivated to mr. trump. they privately expressed concern that the justice department plans to red team or challenge the finding of russian interference on trump's behalf. from cbs news, a mix of concern, confusion and defiance spread through elements and in particular the current officials are questioning the purpose and propriety of scrutinizing that led a group of agencies to conclude that vladimir putin ordered an influence campaign to boost candidate trump's electability. according to the director, any analyst asked to submit to an interview with the

you remember how he exposed hillary clinton on her positions on abortion. president trump exposed that before the american people. these guy will not be able to get away with changing their positions in a general election. judge jeanine: the president had a good rating in a rasmussen report. things are looking very good for the president despite the fact the democrats would rather do impeachment instead of working for the country. >> each of these polls, president trump is breaking record with his approval rating and it's far and above 50%. judge jeanine: thanks so much. we'll be right back. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their unsold rooms into amazing deals. delegates, how do you vote? (cheering) ♪ yes, y-y-y-yes, yes... that is freaky. (applause) my report. those i ran the motor investigation and why they did it i refer to my report and fighting to make america order it now. thanks for watching. truth and justice and the american way. see you next week.

if peter strzok had tweeted those things about hillary clinton instead of president trump. if they went to trump's -- my colleagues would have spent the last four months accusing your team of being bought and paid for by the trump campaign and we couldn't trust a single word of this report. they would still be accusing the president of conspiracy with russia. and with that i yield back. >> the gentleman from colorado. >> director mueller, thank you for your service to our country. i'd like to talk to you about the evidence in your report showing the president directing his son and communications director to issue a false public statement in june of 2017 about a meeting between his campaign and russian individuals at trump tower in june of 2016. according to your report, mr. trump jr. was the only trump associate who participated in that meeting and who declined to be voluntarily interviewed by your office. is that correct? >> yes. >> did mr. trump jr. or his counsel ever communicate to your office any intent to invoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination? >>

clinton, i worked with on the foundation, of course, you were not interested in hillary clinton. i've studied the democrats' computer system, i don't think that the russians stole the emails. assange said he didn't get the emails from russia and he suggested, you were not interested on who stole the emails, all they wanted all these hours was talking about me and assange, me and assange, me and stone, that's all they wanted to know and they -- they questioned me on that until i thought i was going insane because after a while they ask you all the questions rapid fire and i can't remember my emails and any phone calls from 2016, they weren't at the time they were all passing, so i've done a lot of work in writing since that time. i didn't -- those emails were something i gave 20 seconds thought to. well, when they couldn't break me, they were determined, called david gray, we will take it from here and i expected from that moment on they could come into my house andrade it like they did roger stone's and 4:30 in the morning my wife and i wake up and look outside to see if the fbi

clinton -- why did he go in that direction and not in the direction of hillary clinton? host: scott in florida. democrat. good morning to you. caller: good morning. i was thinking, if we want to keep mueller talking about what's in the report, i would ask him, you said you didn't clear him of any wrongdoings, then are you saying if he wasn't the president, you would have indicted him? ok, what would you have indicted him for? that keeps it within the context of the report and you have mueller explain. host: do you think he would answer those questions? caller: i would think he would at least answer the first one. that is restricted to exactly what's in the report. guilty, not cleared. so, explain yourself. host: did you read the report? chris fromon to michigan. caller: thank you for taking my call. my only question for mueller would be why isn't president nsaa including the fbi and being investigated for allowing russia to interfere and invade the country during the 2016 election? they are not doing anything about that. host: who's not doing anything about that? caller:

it looked like he lost the debates to hillary clinton. it looked like he lost them handily, and it was all on top of months and months of polarizing and often racially charged flare-ups before judge curiel. all of this happened and it looked like trump was going to lose. what was keeping him in it, though, was his opponent, hillary clinton, also had extremely high negative numbers. a lot of people just didn't want to vote for her. and then of course at the end of october, those people found a big new reason not to vote for her. that's when james comey, the fbi director suddenly announced that the email investigation was back on. and handed this new opportunity at the last minute, this unexpected stroke of fortune, what did trump do? did he amp up the culture war rhetoric to fire up his base even more? did he blast out his most inflammatory impulses to the world? no. he didn't do that at all. for the first and really the only time we've seen with him, he did the opposite. in those final days of 2016, he was off of twitter, and he was on me

supported hillary clinton. how out of touch is that with the rest of the american people. the same people investigating trump, their families and they live right here in washington, d.c. their hatred towards him is spilling over in everything. guys, give me a break, let's move on. i didn't support obama either. but i didn't hate him or try to tear down the presidency because of him. trish: there were people rooting for this president to have had some collusion with russia. they wanted to see that. i thought what the heck do you guys want? you want to think that he conspired with vladimir putin to steal the election? >> i am on the house democracy partnership, we partner with young democracies all over the world. i get the privilege of visiting with these young countries and trying to help stand up the democracy that they looked to us as an example. and i cannot tell you how often this year's political system is brought into the conversation. and it's actually brought up to a big brother you are disappointed in and some action. that's what people need to understand. this is

ng d hillary clinton for in 2016. lo? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> here's a look at what president trump had to say in his own defense this morning about his sfrpree of recent racially charged attacks. >> the african-american people have been calling the white house, they have never been so happy as what a president has done. so happy that i pointed out the corrupt politics of baltimore. it's filthy dirty, its so horrible. and they are happy as hell. >> which brings us to our best known guests. jonathan allen, national political reporter and jonathan ca ca capeheart. we're talking about hillary clinton saying half of trump's supporters belong in a basket of deplorables, something that he then capitalized on and still talks about. you turned that into this column in trump's america the basket of deplorables is overflowing. explain. >> look, since he became president -- leave asid

fusion gps is a political operations firm that was working directly for the hillary clinton campaign and the democrat national committee. they produced the dossier, so they paid steele, who then went out and got the dossier. i know you don't want to answer any dossier questions, so i'm not going there. but, your report mentions natalia65 times. she meets in the infamous trump tower meeting. you've heard many of the democrats refer to it today. the meeting was shorter than 20 minutes, i believe. is that correct? >> i think what we have in our report reflects it was about that length. >> so, do you know -- so fusion gps, the main actor of fusion gps, the president of the company, the owner of the company, glenn simpson, who's working for hillary clinton. glenn simpson, do you know how many times glenn simpson met with natalia svletskia? >> myself? no. >> would it surprise you the clinton campaign dirty ops arm met with natalia svletskia more times than the trump campaign did? >> this is an area that i'm not going to get into, that i addressed at the outset. >> did you ever interview gl

according to polls i won every debate, including three with crooked hillary clinton. this crew looks easier than crooked, but you never know. so is there a democrat who is stand toe-to-toe with president, or is it time for hillary to start steaming out her pantsuit? joining me, iraq combat veteran with one purple heart we know of brian suits. and former adviser to hillary clinton campaign, founder ceo of blue print strategies, a brand-new republican. we have comedian head writer of this very find program, jimmy jy fella. >> can you not tell people i work on the show, i tell cops last night, i play pianoo at a brothel. kennedy: you know kamala harris best of anyone, you briefly dated? >> we had a side gig. she is doing well, she was smart enough to capitalize on a moment, i pointed out last night, fair game in politics, i don't think she should be given heat for that. but is her record come back to bite her. >> for people not in california, they will discover, when they scratch a little bit of surface, like eating a vehicley -- veggie burger, great for two bites, but t

it's not just that he picked w only partisan democrats, financial supporters of hillary clinton, hillary clinton's lawyer. he picked andrew weissmann. he knew who andrew weissmann rewas. not only was the only corrupt prosecutor singled out by the o chief judge in the eastern district of new york for unethical withholding of exculpatory evidence. >> sean: you have seen this. >> i have the case against him now. b he brought the case, when the evidence was disclosed 16 defendants were acquitted, based on that evidence. because some good judges in thet eastern district required it to be disclosed. mueller knew it.di he hired him as general counsel, mueller authorized $500,000 in attorney's fees for the corrupt fbi agent that weissmann covered up for. >> sean: i'll send to you meet with jim jordan. i think he needs to have a conversation with you. also sent four maryland executives to jail for a year, overturned by the fifth signature. everyone wants in, we'll come back, more with the studio audience and preview the inspector general's upcoming report. former congressman trey gowdy weighs in,

>> some role. >> he attended hillary clinton's election night party. did you know that? >> i don't know when i found that out. >> on january 30th, 2017,wiseman wrote an email to deputy attorney general yates stating i am so proud and in awe, regarding her disobeying a direct order from the president. did he disclose that? >> i'm not going to talk about that. >> is that not a conflict of interest? >> not going to talk about that. >> are you aware that ms. jeannie represented hillary clinton originating in her time as secretary of state. >> yes. >> did you know that before she came on the team? >> no. >> the guy sitting next to you represented justin cooper, a clinton aide, who destroyed one of clinton's mobile devices. you must be aware by now that six of your lawyers donated $12,000 directly to hillary clinton. i'm not even talking about the 49,000 they donated to other democrats. just the donations to the opponent who was the target of your investigation. >> can i speak for a second to the hiring practices? >> sure. >> we strove to hire those individuals that could do t

i was thinking back fondly on hillary clinton, you know how much i despise hillary clinton. as i watch this, idea these two people bernie and eli elizabeth warren would be serious candidates is astonishing. >> how about sleepy joe biden and kamala harris, do they suit you better. lou: >better? >> no, they don't, my fear, i don't' to get come little bit -- complacent, but i don't think they can sell to the american public. i believe that trump could kill any one of them. lou: the president is trying to deal with a federal reserve, we just watched powell. the head of the fed, fulfill the president's description. an act of incompetent, failure to communicate clearly and reasonably, saying that a quarter basis point, think about it. they come out at fed at 2:00 sharp, announce 25 basis point cut. 37 minutes later, we're in middle of a market sell-off because the fed chairman said this was an adjustment not a trend. this is preposterous what he did. >> reality, there should have been a huge market, not being an economist, i assume when he made the correct decision of lowering rat

so why didn't the highly consistenconflicted robert muelr investigate how and why hillary clinton deleted and acid washed. mails. she must have great lawyers,

bush or hillary clinton in 20 16,00 16, now elih warren. and joe biden, president trump always made it clear, mess with the bull and get the horns. blaming cummings in part for poverty, filth, corruption and rats and violence in his 7th district of maryland. tonight, president trump is ordered a crackdown on militant radical leftist thugs of an teva. saying his administration is ready to make policing antifa, ms-13 and others, much easier. we'll tell you all about, that. president shaking up the intelligence community, announcing congressman john radcliffe will be nominated to be the director of national intelligence, succeeding resigning dan coats, breye prioo being nominated president said he expect department was justice, inspector general horowitz to issue his respect after -- report after labor day, he has been working on the report since march last year. >> fbi and cia long been at odds with this president, but house intelligence committee ranking member nunes said those agencies have come clean since spying on the trump campaign in 2

why didn't robert mueller and his band of 18 angry democrats spend any time investigating crooked hillary clinton, lying and leaking james comey, lisa page and peter strzok, an di any mccabe and many others, including himself and andrew w.

was the perfect person to go against hillary clinton which i did not see in the beginning. by the time we got to july of 2015, i understood that this was a pretty toxic matchup for us because, you know, he is anti-establishment, he was everything that she wasn't from having, you know, on her side a very effective -- as well as a state department leader and on his side just somebody who has a very core belief that was very anti-establishment. so i think that he was sort of a perfect foil in that regard. and he was the only alternative, right? so of course his support is going to fall off in '20 when there were more alternatives, and i just don't know that, you know, in the end warren may end up besting him. she's been just, you know, chugging along. >> it's an interesting dynamic to of was. more on the debates including a bizarre mystery that is now finally been solved. we will explain it to you when we come back. at the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's, we carry flowers that signify why we want to end the disease. and we walk so that one day, there will be a

never was it leaked that the steele dossier was funded by the hillary clinton campaign. i could go on and on. are you aware of anyone from your team having given advanced knowledge on the raid of roger stone's home to the press including cnn. >> i'm not going to talk about specifics. i will mention, talk for a moment about persons who become involved in an investigation, and the understanding that a lengthy thorough investigation, some persons will be under a cloud, that they should not be under a cloud. and one of the reasons for emphasizing as i have, the speed of an election -- or not election, the speed of an investigation, is that so those persons who are disrupted as a result of the -- >> i appreciate that. but i do have a series of questions. >> may i -- with the result of that investigation. >> it's an unfair clouding to dozens of people. are you aware of anyone providing information to the media about the raid on roger stone's home, including cnn? >> i'm not going to speak to that. >> you sent a letter to attorney general barr in which you claimed the memo did n

clinton. despite the fact in the first debate they modulated the sound on me and got caught.

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en el 2016 hillary clinton obtuvo 3 millones votos mÁs que trump por el sistema del colegio electoral. en el 2020 trump incluso podrÍa perder el voto popular por 5 millones de votos y aÚn asÍ ganar gracias al colegio electoral. claves como pensilvania, ohio y michigan podrÍa volver a decidir estas -- definir estas elecciones. trump sigue siendo apoyado por su base en esos estadios. eso ayuda a explicar por quÉ trump se sienten el mensaje de que quiere escuchar su base y desatiende las crÍticas. estar hablandode hillary clinton dos aÑos y medio despuÉs, va estar hablando de los insultos y ataques a los medios. es incoherente pero repele a esa base se no fÓbica y a veces racista que ha apoyado a travÉs de su presidencia. >>trump es el presidente mÁs impopular de la historia moderna del paÍs pero su aceptaciÓn ha subido recientemente de forma irregular. migraciÓn, economÍa y describir a los demÓcratas como radicales es la estrategia republicana. >> tenemos una discusiÓn muy clara en el 2020, seguir con las polÍticasque han dado resultado al presidente trump con la econo

get out and vote for hillary clinton there's no hillary clinton versus trump there was no negative ads on trump so one of they do it shrug on his votes in places as you were telling me earlier like mccomb county a largely white suburb outside of detroit but here in detroit is 80 percent african-american these days after a little gentrification recently what did the candidates have to do differently to speak to each of those groups of voters in detroit they need good endorsers harris has the michigan democratic party's black caucus but she also has another group of people the cap abba sorority ok they're like 3000 strong in southeastern michigan that comes in big time during a coal primary you have joe biden with with mayor duggan's indorsement he has his his people. so that takes care of basically detroit but some has got to get out to mccollum county all right some he's got a flip mccomb county those white democratic voters that will workers you know industrial people that went for trump they've got to bring them back to the democratic party and are you seeing any favorites here are t