just one tear. >> when is hillary clinton not old news. she cannot wait for elizabeth warren to lose. kennedy: all right. thank you panel, nice to see you, michael, doug, great work. >> and chris. >> 2020 fun does not stop, most polls show joe biden with a strong lead over his fellow democrats, but that does not mean he is comfortable, sleepo joe's allies are growing nervous. of elizabeth warren, and her campaign has a lot of enthusiasm and biden's electability taking a bit, one person biden is not worried about dumb cory booker. booker is in 4 place, and his home state of new jersey. so doesed by ven reason to worry? when are wanna-bees going to bow out. with we new tom bevin is back. >> held low. kennedy: what do the -- averages show you. >> biden has lead, september 14 his lead slipped under 10 percentage points. back up now over 10%. that is lower than it has been. warren is now about 18%, about 2 percentage points above bernie. and they are -- they are top threthree. this poll about elizabeth warren, shows 35% of her supporters are en

supporters. >> a huge hillary supporter. i have a signed letter from bill clinton in my wallet. i'm a huge supporter of the clintons, and then mainstream media which is my media all, they all took up her message and at this moment in time, i'm a pariah. i don't understand how this happens. it makes no sense to me, but that's what's happened. >> i can tell you why it happened. if you try to bring an objective analysis to our electoral process and a very odious influence on that process that is under the radar. if we had real news operations needs other networks they would take what you report and did have some investigative reporters, new york times, washington post and they would pursue it and look into it, but they don't so they attack you, the democrat party press. that's what i call it. you might want to rethink your ideology. all that said, if you find more and more information and yet the information is censored by the mass media, that makes it much more difficult, although you could go into the new media around the old

hillary clinton. yeah, getting advice on how to win the white house for the candidate who's blown it worse than anybody else ever. and why on earth would she want hillary's help unless she wants pointers on how to bleach an e-mail server or how to gracefully fall down a flight or stairs or how to fill a basket of deplorables. many political analysts have said hillary clinton is a toxic asset because of her spectacular 201 implosion. -- 2016 implosion. her husband also said to be persona non grata because of his past behavior and, of course, the me too movement. will joe biden be able to capitalize on this chaos? we will know thursday when he squares off with warren for the very first time. they have not shared a debate stage yet and biden, of course, did not perform well during that very boring climate change town hall. remember that blood vessel in his eye that exploded? made him look like a creepy cyborg? or that he's a bond villain crying blood because he's losing? not the only one who needs a good

voters. >> it didn't sound like she got anything -- >> you are a hillary supporter. >> a huge hillary supporter.su i'm huge supporter of the clintons. then mainstream media, they all took up her message. at this moment in time, i don't understand how this happened. it makes no sense y to me. but that's what's happened. >> i can say why. you are trying to bring the objective analysis to our electoral process and an influence on that process that is under the radar. if we have new operations, have investigative reporters, new york times and washington post and they pursue it and look into it but they don't. so they attack you. democrat party press. that's what i call it. all that said, if you find more and more information and yet the information is censored by the mass media, it makes it much more difficult. you could go toic the media, around network in newspapers and so forth, social media which i think is where your word is spreading concern websites and so forth. >> i could but it's very hard to write these companies. facebook controls the largest social media platform that there i

, hillary clinton e-mails. hillary comes, she shows up and takes pictures, even took a picture and went on twitter and slammed on the gop. some called it the house gop because her e-mails are there and she was even reported to say they are so boring in regard to her e-mails but i think what's with really interesting is the deleted e-mails are less boring. >> i suspect -- okay, this is interesting. very unlikely thing, tell me about miniature horses. a miniature horse, they've been adopted together because they were rescued from the same farm in july. >> it's very odd, a miniature horse named waffle, which i find hilarious. it ended up being a friendship that cannot be broken. they were rescued by the county in pennsylvania and since they rescued them together, they're not in great condition, they've been inseparable since. so from poor conditions, their conditions require only one, that they live together. at the end of the day, the story is that adopting them into their home so they can live happily ever after

bought and paid for by hillary. hmm, that is true. if "the new york times" is right, likely russian disinformation from the beginning. that would mean that russia and vladimir putin wanted hillary to win. we now know, not only was it unverifiable, its own author testified under oath that he has no idea if any contents are true. when the fbi did get around to trying to verify it, they concluded, yeah, we can't find anything true here. they were able to prove untrue 90% of it. three warrants of the four he signed said it was true and accurate. at the top of the fisa warrant it says "verified." that makes this premeditated fraud on a fisa court. they were warned, hillary paid for it and it wasn't verified. none of that seem to matter. mccabe, like his boss comey, they hated donald trump. "the hill"'s john solomon, reporting to the former fbi council james baker, mccabe was "dead serious" about the idea, surreptitiously reporting the president of the united states and making the case that trump should be removed from office. oh, a coup. e

, hillary clinton e-mails. hillary comes, she shows up and takes pictures, even took a picture and went on twitter and slammed on the gop. some cald ithe house gop because her e-mails are there and she was even reported to say they are so boring in regard to her e-mails but i think what's with really interesting is the deleted e-mails are less boring. >> i suspect -- okay, this is interesting. very unlikely thing, tell me about miniature horses. a miniature horse, they've been adopted together because they were rescued from the same farm in july. >> it's very odd, a miniature horse named waffle, which i find hirious. it ended up being a friendship that cannot be broken. they were rescued by the county in pennsylvania and since they rescued them together, they're not in great condition, they've been inseparable since. so from poor conditions, their conditions require only one, that they live together. at the end of the day, the story is that adopting them into their home so they can live happily ever after. >> t

remember, this is precisely what hillary clinton in the foundation. what did obama know and when did he know it? in december of 2015, "the new york times" excoriated biden for this conflict of interest having the son just tossed out of the military for drug problems put on the board of the most corrupt company in ukraine while he was giving out billions in the ukraine. >> sean: mr. mayor, you once worked in the prestigious southern district of new york. a lot of great lawyers have come out of there, including yourselves, andy mccarthy, people on the other side of the aisle, even. here's my question. >> yeah. >> sean: looking at biden, his son, what he admitted to on tape, the case of china, he didn't have any background experience of private equity or anything that i know. it's $1.5 billion about 35 seconds. >> bank of china is his partner and whitey bulger's nephew. that $1.5 billion was to buy joe biden. >> any laws broken? >> no other explanation for it. meanwhile, they were caving in about the islands, tariffs. there were reports in the new york t

bought and paid for by hillary. that is true. "the new york times" is right, likely russian disinformation from the beginning. that would mean that russia and vladimir putin wanted hillary to win. he testified under oath that he has no idea if any of the contents are true. when the fbi to get around to trying to verify, they concluded we can't find anything true here. they were able to prove under 90% of it. three warrants of the four he signed a said it was true and accurate. at the top of the fisa warrant is has verified. that makes his premeditated on the pfizer cord. they were born, hillary paid for it and it wasn't verified. none of that seem to matter. mccabe like his boss jim comey hated donald trump. reporting to the former fbi council james baker, mccabe was a dead about the idea, surreptitiously reporting the president of the united states and making the case that trump should be removed from office. rod rosenstein was serious about the wire and others serious about invoking the 25th amendment. my sources telling me mcc

they know they couldn't beat anymore 2016 against hillary clinton -- in 2016 against hillary clinton, they're increasingly aware of the fact that they won't win against him in 2020, and impeachment is the only tool they have to get rid of donald trump, and the democrats don't care if they burn down and destroy this nation in the process. jedediah: pastor, the evangelical vote in this country is, obviously, a voting bloc that all candidates pay serious

this is hillary clinton tweeting this morning. she weighed in. >> look, she's been saying variations of this for a couple years now. hasn't moved on from the last election. those tweets feed in the president's narrative that a lot of democrats are upset about the last election and not looking to the next one. lindsey graham said something interesting on "hannity." nancy pelosi was holding back. then she jumped ahead without the transcript: why? political pressure from aoc on the left. and a lindsey graham saying, him, not me, that nancy pelosi has made the political calculation that she can't beat the president at the ballot box. the democratic field is too weak. elizabeth warren is too far left. but graham saying this is saying they can't beat them at the ballot box and they want to take him out of the office. there's not enough senate votes to remove him today. >> dana: and you remember when it backfired on republicans and clinton. it was the same time of year that impeachment articles were put forward in september and had it go

kennedy: will hillary parachute in save the race. >> no, i think that people criticizing hillary still on the tour is a little bit hypocritical. kennedy: al gore went away, came back with mojo. >> but this is hillary clinton. she has always been out there. being the wife. kennedy: not in the right way. >> not -- >> more laur laura bush is she . kennedy: if you want to be first lady and be out there write a great book like michelle obama. hillary's books are dumb, and self-important, and all she talks about the fbi, and james comey, and -- -- >> the title of first chapter. >> like okay, hillary clinton i believe she is ready to listen. to extend she listens to anyone outside of new york and dc it gets filtered threw her brain, she turns into a paternalistic politician out of touch, it will not change, but she likes to feel relevant, she will not run, she just wants to feel included. kennedy: how that for followers had a taste of liz, kamala and amy golden globe and tulsi gabbard. saying that hillary is such an amateur. >> this is about a book too? let's call it what it is, she has a new

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. >> biggest take away of the hillary interview. she had been opus open about this, the fact that there was always, how could i be authentic? i also had to be strong. this was something female candidate no. between showing these traits that had to be masculine, people expect that from elected officials. they have to be strong also show they respond well and they are compassionate and open. i think that's something she struggled with. people have called her cold and things like that. the fact that she was interviewed, i contacted other lawmakers who are very high profile and she did. she didn't need to. i appreciated that. she was the only person giving me insight on running as a woman. the only one who was a major nominee. i really appreciated that. >> the first week, she had -- every time -- are they doing physical therapy? are you working okay? the smartest grandma you ever wanted. >> i gave birth to my first child during that season, i was reporting on that and she knew that through her team and she was asking me, how is your son

it was hillary with the russian misinformation lies. it was hillary obstructing justice. it was hillary that had a rigged investigation. it was hillary's lying, unverified dossier that got a president, or a candidate, then president-elect, then a president spied on and spied on in other ways in here we go again. donald trump offered nothing. but these other people did, starting with biden to protect his son. >> that's right and you have clear-cut evidence of that. absolute evidence. biden said publicly on tp basically strong-armed the ukrainian government to get rid of the prosecutor, shokin, major happen, so they with withhold the $1 billion in funding to ukraine he did it. you want to talk about adam schiff try to come out. he had egg on his face basically because he came out, tried to make president trump look like he was of mafia boss, talk about a shakedown and the only shakedown, sean, that we have seen, is the evidence on tape of joe biden doing this to ukraine. the phone conversation between president trump and the president of ukraine showed absolutely nothing of

all over again, trump -- biden is hillary because biden is corrupt, well, let's see if that works. howie: you called out political consultant profession which shows you being candid and thank you for the candid commentary, sean thank you for being on the show. still to come impeachment hearings wipe out just about >> press busy chronicling democrats announcing impeachment. director of the university of virginia's institute of politics, let me start with this, larry, i have a strong feeling that much of the media, most of the media are excited about impeachment not just because they think it would vindicate investigative reporting on donald trump but major boost to clicks and ratings. >> well, that was certainly true during nixon impeachment hearings and certainly true during clinton, the other impeachment of andrew, they didn't have television, the hottest ticket in washington was the seat in the gallery, i mean, this is just the way it is, it's a big story. howie: right. nixon impeachment there's no internet but certainly clinton. after the house impeached him, 73% approval rating

we hate hillary. it's like a buzz word, do you hate hillary, but this guy, with biden it's going to be ukraine. they're going to say it. you know trump's teaching the choir now the words to speak, but don't any republicans, doesn't a single republican say, what are you getting at, what are you talking about, mr. president, what is this. don't they ever ask the question wh what? your thoughts. >> i think your phrase about the fog machine was right on target here. but actually we are kind of at a new phase, and we saw this over the weekend. we spent the last couple of years talking about republican complicity or republican silence, what you saw there was all in on the trump conspiracy theories in this, you know, it's sort of like hitchcock's gaslight meets orwell, these fabricated sto fabricated stories that they are putting forward. again, this is part of the new, by now, familiar play book that we have seen. flipping the script, projecting whatever wrong doing you are doing on to the other guy, and i

also tonight, a reporter discovered some curious links between hillary clinton's lybia henchmen and the steele dossier. well, he's here to blow the lid off of what could be an explosive story and then ken starr will be here to react and bernie sanders trotted out a new surrogate yesterday. i thought my eyes were decieving me. well, true feminists are here to reveal what's really going on. but, first, on the trail and off the rails. that's the focus of tonight's angle. well, today, i think kind of marked of the unofficial start to what will certainly be a wild and even vicious 2020 election cycle. tonight, the president hit the trail and is stumping for a republican named dan bishop inah district.ni every seat counts and the press is claiming this race is at bellwether.er except if bishop wins, then it won't matter at all but in the state that democrats want to flip, republicans are betting that trumps will make the difference by the choice tonight seems breaking the clear. >> look at what's happening to democrat run cities. every single one of them. we go in to lift millions more of our

the point about hillary clinton, she is right -- 66 million americans voted for her. the way republicans talk about her discount that. it's very upsetting to many people who supported her and believed in her candidacy who didn't think it necessarily that she was a terrible candidate, but also wanted her policies. she does campaign for those who want her there, and she does a great service for them. the clintons -- say what you want about it, but you don't understand -- >> lisa: but she didn't win, jess. she didn't win the election. she's obviously still very bitter about it. >> jessica: okay. but that doesn't make her the of all your jokes. >> dagen: i was joking about myself, not her. >> dagen: that her corruption makes her addiction look good -- >> lisa: if you want to talk about election meddling, it was every clinton that colluded with the russians via paying for russian sources via the christopher steele. >> jessica: oh, my god. >> lisa: it's been well documented by a politico investigation, as well as john solomon at "the hill," democrats seeking the help of ukr

she is crooked like hillary, she is corrupt. if anybody is going to vote, you better vote for donald j trump. >> do you think that warren is going to get the nomination that biden has come under a lot of scrutiny with the son's doubledealing? >> she might get the nomination but she will not win the election. i don't see how black people will vote for her, she is a fraud. >> that does not leave a lot americans left. diamond and silk everybody. have an excellent weekend ladies. inside, the vicious world of revenge porn. wait till you hear this. don't go anywhere. ♪ so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that auto

they're fearful of having a female candidate because hillary lost. right? and that means we can never run a woman again. [laughter] and it's just not based in reality. if you want to look at the data, if you want to look at who ran last year, if you want to look at what we know, we know right now with the information we have right now that the majority of voters in the democratic party are women, it's that black women are the most reliable voting bloc in the party, and it is that people were excited about voting for women in 2018. and, of course, the best candidate should always win. >> the best candidate up wins. -- often wins. if would hike to feel as hopeful as caitlin feels, run for something. it is exactly e that, it is what has gotten me out of bed every day for the last two and a half years that you get to work with and support people who are willing to make this sacrifice. >> it's not fun, it's not glamorous, it's not powerful, it's not sexy. but it does make a difference and to be a part of their journey is sod good. with that, i want to open it up

so of course, you'll take advice from hillary clinton. heather: what the graphic didn't show, another one that showed that warren has gone up between july and september by about 6 points from 11% in july and then she's now at 17% here in september, bernie sanders he's trotting out linda as campaign surrogate, listen to what she had to say. >> at a time of startling rise in whitenationism and anti-semitism i would be so proud to win but also to make history. first jewish american president the country has ever seen and for his name to be bernard sanders. heather: beverly, did you ever think you would see something like this? >> i am, i'm shocked by the move, when you take a look, controversial figure for a variety of reasons, most notably because she does align herself with individual who is have make antisemitic remarks and one of the chairman of the board in women's march, dnc distanced themselves from women's march because of antisemitic remarks, so one thing for her to come out and say i'm going to support bernie sanders, it's another

i've a lot of questions for hillary. i would offer hillary an entire week, five hours on this show, whatever you want. will continue straight ahead. ♪ now's your chance to save big on america's favorite boats during the model year clearance sale. save up to $2500 on remaining 2019 tracker and sun tracker boats. save up to $3500 on tahoe; up to $4500 on regency; and save up to $5000 on remaining nitro boats. plus act now and you'll save $1,000s more compared to 2020 models. hurry to bass pro shops,cabela's, and tracker boating centers onwide. ♪ >> sean: hillary clinton is out of hiding, and this time, criticizing president trump with the usual buzzwords about, you know, being thrown around by her liberal democratic extreme radical socialist friends. take a look. >> the president, who has betrayed his oath of office to uphold the constitution and protect and defend our country, this occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future, to our democracy. >> sean: you would have been a much bigger d

we're once again talking about hillary clinton's emails. people think that this could be politically motivated on behalf of the trump administration and are extremely concerned. >> before this report, hanna, we would have been talking about impeachment and inquiry. now we're talking about the emails once again? . how do you make of the timing here? >> yeah. i think what scott said is spot-on. there's nobody arguably that president trump is more obsessed with than hillary clinton. i mean, i worked on the story with the daily beast where we talked to nearly a dozen clinton staffers from the campaign in 2016 who were basically watching in horror and we asked them specifically with regard to biden's team, what advice did they give to him, it's a similar sort of line attack that we see trump using towards the vice president as he personalizes that front-runner status. he basically said, you know, this is so much ptsd for us. this dominated the headlines like scott said in 2016, that we would just advise him to look straight ahead, to not engage

david: hillary clinton is not going away. she is sticking around and speak her mind for anyone who will listen. and a new display of sour grapes. she can't help herself from slamming president trump. >> my view is given this latest revelation, which is such a blatant effort to use his presidential position to advance his personal and political interests, there should be an impeachment inquiry opened. david: joining me, niger innis and former obama campaign advisor david morris. isn't hillary clinton the last person in the world to talk about using government service to advance her personal interest? >> she had a whole system in place from her foundation to her campaign to bill getting six-figure speaking fees for speaking in foreign countries, then making a huge contribution while she was secretary of state. this is outrageous. ways even more outrageous is the fact hillary could have been one heck of a role model to aspiring women, minorities and others about how great this country is. the two top popular vote getters in the

hillary clinton isn't even running for president so what does the trump administration gain by reviving this, especially now and especially when we are looking into the motivation for it all. >> first of all, it mirror during the 2016 election how the day that the "access hollywood" tape came out we also received the wikileaks regarding some of the clinton emails. i don't think it's coincidental as soon as the ukraine story is taking off we are first hearing about this new investigation into people who sent emails to hillary clinton, state department officials. it's not entirely clear based upon the reporting so far really whether -- or what has driven this new probe, but we do know that president trump is interested in getting any kind of information to try to discredit the democrats as a party ahead of the 2020 election and so further probing of hillary clinton keeps a story line going about democrats and scandals and this is something that it's clear from the president with the president of ukraine president trump is trying to keep going into the 2020 election cycle. >> here we are t

at this stage, hillary is dreaming -- we need you to come back about hillary. third time's the charm. we are all desperate for you, writing for you. if she's got the book out. again, it's releasing the start of the presidential season. she is happy when she is sucking up biden's airtime and bernie's airtime. and elizabeth warren said, and the 27 role. that's why she's doing it. she's filtering that's all to come. >> tucker: you are totally right. it's clearly true. mark steyn, great to see you. thanks for that. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: a number of well-publicized, the trump administration is now willing to crackdown on vaping. what are the real risks of vaping, is a thc, nicotine, or both? is a confusing story, but of very important one. dr. marc siegel joins us to figure it out to. ♪ build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. >> tucker: not a lot of high school students smoke cigarettes, but doesn't mean they're often negative.

we had all kinds of investigations into hillary clinton. but i'm looking forward to reading this book she is talking about gutsy women, including republican women like margaret shane smith. greg, what about you? >> greg: i always love a book on female empowerment. i find bad message it took two women to write it. >> oh, gosh. you are terrible. >> greg: i'm terrible. come on. you go girl. you go girl. i feel like hillary has only one world to live in and she has nowhere else to go. she is like a drunk loitering outside of a bar waiting for it to open. that bar is the presidency. and she may be right. she may be right that when she is looking at this terrain and seeing a bunch of like supporting characters but no main lead my question is, if she does enter. she has got to be calculating the risk. what if she enters and she you polls less than joe and less than liz? that's the risk of being humiliated. however, she doesn't want that first line in her obituary to be i lost to trump. >> dana: twice. [laughter] >> donna: she lost the electoral co

it was hillary obstructing justice. it was hillary that had a rigged investigation. it was hillary's lying unverified dossier that got asi president, or a candidate, then president-elect, then a president spied on and spied on in other ways and here we go again. donald trump offered nothing. but these other people did, starting with biden to protect his son. >> that's right and you have clear-cut evidence of that. i mean, absolute evidence. that biden said publicly on tape he basically strong-armed the ukrainian government to get rid of the prosecutor, shokin, made sure that that happened, said they would withhold the $1 billion in funding to ukraine. he did it. you want to talk about adam schiff tried to come out. i mean, he had egg on his facead basically because he came out, tried to make president trump look like he was of mafia boss, talked about a shakedown and the only shakedown, sean, that we have seen is the evidence on tape of joe biden doing this to ukraine. the phone conversation between president trump and the president of ukraine showed absolutely nothi

all over again, trump -- biden is hillary because biden is corrupt, well, let's see if that works. howie: you called out political consultant profession which shows you being candid and thank you for the candid commentary, sean thank you for being on the show. still to come impeachment hearings wipe out just about everything else? 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us you can do it without fingersticks. here, hello! starts with -hi!mple... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >> press busy chronicling democrats announcing impeachment. director of the university of virginia's institute of politics, let me start with this, larry, i have a strong feeling that much of the media, most of the media are excited about impeachment not just because

it's entitled hillary, the hillary clinton emails. it features a replica of the oval office desk and 60,000 pages of those into her server was "absurd" and this morning she tweeted, found by emails, someone alert the g.o.p. social media exploded, one tweet saying she also demonstrated how bleach bit works. and another saying, you have visited venice one more time then wisconsin." this is kind of sad, because people had to go somewhere that people were talking about her. >> chris: i was kind of laughing at the whole thing until i found out she was in venice. i spent an hour looking at this and it does get a little strange. i may have popped in with a quick picture with my thumb up and moved on. but i don't want to shock anyone come up hillary clinton is obsessed with hillary clinton. >> melissa: capri, what do you think about this one? to go to an exhibit that's about you and then sit there and tweet -- >> capri: the whole thing is a little bit weird and a little bit sad. this is where secretary of state for the united states of americ

this is why when hillary clinton was running, these stories first originated back one hillary clinton was trying to make sure that biden didn't get into the race.now that these han resurrected, i don't know who came up withthy is a whistleblower, is not a partisan we want to hear from the whistleblower but it sure looks likee the scheme backfired and it looks like this is the end of bead biden's campaign. >> end of his campaign? >> i really do. >> sean: the congressman is right. joe biden and his family should be very worried tonight. let's pay very close attention here, because here is what we know. thanks to the investigative work of reporter, john solomon, we can i look out a very damning timeline. we start in 2014. this is when president obama appointed him to leave theed a s iefforts in ukraine. april, 2014, biden's son scored a lucrative position on board a gas company. according to numerous reports he had zero experience in the energy industry. zero experience in the oil and gas sector. zero experience in the country of ukraine.gyct but this giant ukrainian oil and gas company

also tonight, a reporter discovered some curious links between hillary clinton's olivia henchmen and the steele dossier. well, he's here to blow the lid off of what could be an explosive story and then ken starr will be here to react and bernie sanders trotted out a new surrogate yesterday. i thought my eyes were defeating me. well, true feminists are here to reveal what's really going on. but first, on the trail and off the rails. that's the focus of tonight's angle. well today i think kind of march of the unofficial start to what will certainly be a wild and even vicious 2020 election cycle. tonight, the president hit the trail and is stumping for a republican named dan bishop in the ninth district. every seat counts in the press is claiming this race is at bellwether. except if bishop wins a minute will matter at all but in the state that democrats want to flip, republicans are betting that trumps will make the difference by the choice tonight seems breaking the clear. >> look at what's happening to democrats run cities. every single one of them. we go in to lift millions more of

thank you hillary for the work that you have done in congress. in a highly accept this award on behalf of the women of the world and the staff of my office who stand up everyday to promote equality and human rights. thank you very much. [cheering] [applause] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] ♪ [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [applause] [speaking in foreign language] on the front line working to address the unrelenting violence and assault on human rights in the northern triangle of central america. she works in honduras, one of the most dangerous cities in the world, and gang violence and drug trafficking infiltrate all aspects of life, impunity is unchecked and the toll on women is staggering. since 1992, her and her organization,. [speaking i

the fbi was investigating hillary. i mean, talk about dirty. >> sean: who is your favorite of the dynamic legal duo? victoria or joe? we will do a poll. let's get back to this though, joe. were all for warrants illegally obtained? it's cut and dry. >> joe: based on what we know and what we've seen, there is no doubt that all four were illegally obtained. the court was defrauded. it was denied evidence. it was given fraudulent evidence. the applications clearly did not tell the truth about carter page, about everyone involved in the process. i mean, there is just no doubt that all four were illegal. >> victoria: let me add something, because you were talking about three times, four times, they were warned. they didn't have to be warned one time for them to have done something wrong, because they couldn't verify what was in that application. >> sean: , i'm the nonlawyer here. five warnings. five separate warnings, victoria. wow. don't cross the guy. he's got a political agenda. hillary paid for it. it's not verified and

caller: i would say these -- just like hillary 2016ng against trump in hillary was pre-picked by the .emocratic party now we have biden that is pre-picked and that would probably help keep the democratic party from picking to be -- or the republican party, from being the chosen one. host: that is jeffrey in kentucky. let's hear from linda, wisconsin, democrats line. caller: there was only a few things i wanted to say in listening to the program. i think we should go back to paper ballots instead of the ones that are controlled, where other countries can crash into them and take control over the votes and put somebody in office . i believe we should get rid of the electoral college because if you look at it, it does not do any good and it is the people who are electing the president, not the electoral colleges, and we should also have limited terms and not make a career out of -- you go in as a person willing to serve the country and take care of your constituents, but when they get into office, it seems like they are for everybody else but the real reason they went in in the first pl

hillary clinton still can't get over her 2016 loss to donald trump. clinton claiming trump is a quote illegitimate president and corrupt human being using his position to advance his personal interest. this is coming from a person who put our national security at risk for her own selfish ambitions. and fireworks at a house hearing on immigration. listen. >> you have failed to secure the border. i asked you to let me go beyond my time. i'm a taxpayer. you work for me. david: details on what sparked this heated exchange. tom homan is here to set the record straight. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. david: good evening, everybody, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story. democrats moving full steam ahead with their impeachment inquiry despite a two-week recess. they are issuing a subpoena for secretary of state mike pompeo requiring him to produce documents relate together president's phone call with the ukrainian president. it is clear, democrats are working overtime to impeach the president. but it's a very different story during their las

should hillary clinton run for president? >> i'm still deciding at this point because i'm evaluating the issues because i want the right person but i do feel like we need representation. i'm all about women and men both growing together. >> if she runs, will they lock her up? >> it's my understanding that ms. clinton has already been indicted and charged because you'd be in jail. >> it's hard to say, everyone's all over the place. >> elizabeth warren is doing really well right now. she is surging. >> i like her and i like -- >> we need action. >> our future president to make so, i'm asking people on the street, should hillary run for president? >> no. kennedy: why? >> because i'm going to be president. >> where you voting for right now if the election were today? >> myself. >> are you running? >> i'm a candidate. >> my name is theodore scott. i am the decided president of the united states by the congress of the united states. >> it is wonderful to meet you. good luck to you. if you need anything, i'm right in there. my name

it seems like a million years ago that we are talking about hillary clinton's e-mails. if you consume conservative news, this is something you hear about all the time still to this day. so it's very much a live issue for trump's space. they are very much primed to hear messages about it and to think that hillary clinton is still an important political figure who needs to be fought and that they might reward trump for fighting her. this could be potentially another advancement in that strategy. >> it is a strategy that they ahave hung on to for quite some time. appreciate the reporting. coming up, the impeachment inquiry has been at the center of the tension. how will 2020 presidential hopefuls work to get out from under its shadow and try to captivate a national audience? how the investigation is actually impacting 2020. and in the u.k., palace intrigue. the british prime minister pboris johnson forced to apologize to the queen. a live report ahead. apologize to t qheueen. a live report ahead. shrimp yeah! red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all th

i lived through hillary clinton. i'm here to say that when you attack the front-runner personally, that can damage the party overall and depress turnout when it comes time to need it in the general election. i think that every candidate should be very careful when they're trying to critique the other candidates in the race on personal terms. i see this a little bit differently than the rest of the pundits. while i agree with the premise that it was a little bit mean-spirited, i think joe biden can handle it. if he cannot handle it, he can't be the nominee of the party. he needs to be able to take some critiques. he's been in the race a couple of months and they're already complaining about the fact that he has faced unprecedented attacks. hillary clinton would like a word. i do not think that many of the attacks that have been laid out against joe biden are unfair. >> has there ever been where they didn't feel they were getting more attacks than previously? >> sure. >> joe biden helped joe biden because he seemed to

the kicker, this was all said to be hillary clinton's own idea. my next guest recalls being on the receiving end of one of these calls. he is a syndicated radio talk show larson. >> perez, i have to tell you, it's great to be back with you. we would get a phone call, and it would be an odd call. perhaps a weird area code windows would be meaningful. and then they would talk about it subject that may have not have been what we were talking about. then the next hour we would get a different voice or different gender and different phone number but they would say the same thing, the same phrases in the same boarding on the same subject. the next hour we'd get another one and we called them seminar callers. we had no idea that this was going to be the beginning of a quarter century of election manipulation by the clintons. but i guess it's no surprise looking back that bill and hillary and at the dnc and democrat party have been up to this for a long time trying to mess with people's heads when it comes to elections. >> harris: it so seminar callers, w