a sort of public instruction, i don't want hillary clinton to start one. that is the language comey eventually adopted. a violation of the law, gross negligence. >> host: you don't believe the fbi director listened to the words of the president. >> guest: he did. he told the inspector general when he was interviewed that he paid close attention to what barack obama said. it was just careless and didn't jeopardize national security. that is what comey said. he was adopting not just the language of president obama but he essentially a public order. >> do you think barack obama sent every signal he could, giving a pass on their legality. >> guest: the method was quite -- there's no paper trail. i am going to go on television and tell everybody what to do and they will hear it. >> host: then the story takes the turf, the clinton inc. allies, all the various aspects of the clinton world are on defense. she has committed crimes, she has to get herself out of this. there is a terrible tragedy in benghazi, there is testimony up on the hill where it is not about th

hillary to this. and we do not. >> as in the first deposition, tom asked nick to describe his route home on the day of garrett's murder. but this time, nick suggested that if he turned left, it would have been to visit his assistant coach. >> typically, if i make a left out the parking lot, i would be checking in with my assistant coach who lived on garden street, which is what i would normally do. >> is that what you did that afternoon? >> i cannot recall. >> you don't recall whether or not you stopped into mr. fairly's apartment on garden street that afternoon? >> that is correct. >> and i interrupt him. i say, well wait minute. you've already told me previously under oath a year and a half ago you didn't go anywhere else. you didn't make any stops anywhere on your way between leaving potsdam high school and going to your apartment that afternoon. do you recall giving that testimony at your 50h examination? that's what i said, that's what i said. >> if you turned left out of the parking lot to go ho

joins me now you said the hillary hillary clinton is very divisive person in american politics i mean does do we get a nod to the documentary explain why it deftly shows why because it shows a lot of hillary clinton it's sort of a series of 4 hours. of this documentary so you get to see a lot of hillary clinton throughout the years and it really does go a long way to explain why she's been. in within the american politics. it's interesting before this documentary came out it creates its own sort of news cycle around it because hillary clinton it attacked bernie sanders who were her one time political opponent for the presidential nomination a few years back and of course one of the leading. candidates to be the next presidential candidate for the democrats in the documentary she says bernie know that nobody likes bernie and that he's never done anything succeeded in anything politically and of course that angered the bernie supporters what i think really comes through in this documentary is that hillary clinton is incredibly intelligent incredibly competent person and politician but t

hillary's hillary clinton's very divisive person in american politics i mean does do we get an answer to the documentary explain why it deftly shows why because it shows a lot of hillary clinton sort of a series of 4 hours. of this this documentary so you get to see a lot of hillary clinton throughout the years and it really does go a long way to explain why she's been. in within the american politics. it's interesting before this documentary came out it creates its own sort of news cycle around it because hillary clinton it attacked bernie sanders who was her one time political opponent for the presidential nomination a few years back and of course one of the leading. candidates to be the next presidential candidate for the for the democrats in the documentary she says bernie know that nobody likes bernie and that he's never done anything succeeded in anything politically and of course that angered bernie supporters what i think really comes through in this documentary is that hillary clinton is incredibly intelligent incredibly competent person and politician but that she doesn't mi

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hillary's hillary clinton is very divisive person in american politics i mean does do we get an answer to the documentary explain why it deftly shows why because it shows a lot of hillary clinton sort of a series of 4 hours. this is this documentary so you get to see it a lot of hillary clinton throughout the years and it really does go a long way to explain why she's been given within the american politics. it's interesting before this documentary came out it creates its own sort of news cycle around it because hillary clinton it attacked bernie sanders who were her one time political opponent for the presidential nomination a few years back and of course one of the leading. candidates to be the next presidential candidate for the democrats in the documentary she says i've already know that nobody likes bernie and that he's never done anything succeeded in anything politically and of course that angered bernie supporters what i think really comes through in this documentary is that hillary clinton is incredibly intelligent incredibly competent person and politician but that she doesn'

let's get right to hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the latest on impeachment today. hillary? reporter: liz, democrats have one day left to wrap up the opening arguments before the white house defense team gets their shot on saturday. the white house team may wait until monday to lay out the meat of their case because they don't want the president's defense to get buried over the weekend. right now a lot of republicans have not been swayed by what house impeachment managers had to say. a senate leadership source tells me no republican senators expressed concerns about anything new they heard so far behind closed doors but democrats think that could change if they convince vulnerable republican senators to join them and vote for a new load of documents and witnesses. >> we are standing by the four witnesses we need and the four sets of documents we need. there are no discussions with republicans. we're not trading. we're not whittling down the list. those four are all very important. reporter: but republicans are not convinced they should be forced to hear from witnesses that h

>> originally hillary clinton. she began to pepper her speeches with references to trump and putin that he may be a kremlin marionette. >> did she knew it was politics or did she believe it? >> the unanswered question did she get it from ci director bread that was already qu investigate trump and any potential ties with russia. he is known as the instigator. with the task force that is the foundation of the russia hoax and the head of counterintelligence the point person for the witchhunt. and with that rich imagination of hillary clinton or john brennan are both and james clapper is the prodigious leaker and i explained the leaks in the book but it all came to a head with the dnc paid for russian disinformation composed by the next by christopher steele and i explained is that he puts together the dossier within the course of ten to 14 days. that is impossible you read the first memo of the dossier that is information that would take months if not years with human sources on the ground he hadn't been in russia for

somebody says hillary clinton, and they instantly say "lock her up." >> i have called on hillary clinton to drop out of the race because she -- she put our nation's security at extremely high risk with her careless use of a private email server. >> lock her up. >> lock her up. lock her up. >> you guys are good. damn right. exactly right. there's nothing wrong with that. >> yeah, about that. that gentleman leading and praising the damn right lock her up chants at the republican national convention, that is mike flynn, who is now facing the very real prospect of himself being locked up in federal prison after pleading guilty to a felony charge of lying to the fbi. federal prosecutors had initially told the judge who will be sentencing mike flynn that they thought he should just get probation because he had been such a helpful cooperator with prosecutors after he pled guilty. thereafter, however, he stopped cooperating with prosecutors and now in a remarkable turn of events, prosecutors have withdrawn their previous recommendation that he should get probation, and they're now calling for hi

with hillary, i guess, there is no such thing as overexposure because we need to see more of what hillary clinton's life was all about. for some reach, we don't know why because hulu thinks we do. >> tucker: i can't imagine someone who has been over exposed to the point all the ink has faded. there is nothing about hillary you don't know. nothing interesting there nothing that hasn't been chewed over repeatedly. got to think explicit campaign ad. i don't see another explanation. >> definitely feels that way. also there is a narrative that makes some sense for a lot of democrats that you will talk to if they really believe the election was stolen by russia in 2016 which, despite all the investigation and everything, still people that believe that it was stolen. you can't get them to explain why but they will tell you about the only way to set that right, there is this narrative you can see it's implicit in all of this would be for hillary to come back as the unity candidate in a brokered convention and be the person to set right what was made wrong in 2016 and effectively be the true count

joins me now you said the hillary hillary clinton is very divisive person in american politics i mean does do we get an ounce of the documentary explain why it deftly shows why because it shows a lot of hillary clinton it's sort of a series of 4 hours. this documentary so you get to see a lot of hillary clinton throughout the years and it really does go a long way to explain why she's been livin within the american politics. it's interesting before this documentary came out it creates its own sort of news cycle around it because hillary clinton it attacked bernie sanders who was her one time political opponent for the presidential nomination a few years back and of course one of the leading. candidates to be the next presidential candidate for the democrats in the documentary she says i've already know that nobody likes bernie and that he's never done anything succeeded in anything politically and of course that angered bernie supporters what i think really comes through in this documentary is that hillary clinton is incredibly intelligent incredibly competent person and politician bu

and with yourself hillary mann leverett. you for. plants your military strategists this action taken by the trumpet ministration will have been game to some extent so what sort of impact do you think the u.s. come expects from iran what sort of impact is the u.s. braced for well from my understanding when this has been gamed out when a war with iran is gamed out here in washington in defense circles the united states actually does not do very well we are not able to at the end of the day really continue the split or a dominance that you would need to win a war the ability here though for the political elite to underestimate the strength of the islamic republic of iran goes back 40 years and my concern is that they still do not understand that going to war with iran will be going to war against the most potent adversary that we have seen since world war 2 it will be a difficult war for iran if it comes to pass i think they are ready though for this sacrifice and i think many or any ron actually think they need to do so they need to ha

president trump slamming hillary after she went after bernie sanders. >> hillary says nobody likes him, nobody likes her. that's why she left. nobody like her. ♪ hillary clinton versus the democrats today after hillary clinton was in the news for taking place at bernie sanders. 2020 candidate chelsea gabbard is referring to her as a russian asset. in october. >> she's a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of bots and other ways of supporting herself are. that assuming they will give it up which she might not because she's also a russian asset. >> lawyers are saying clinton got exactly what she wanted by lying about chelsea. she harmed her political and personal rivals record reputation an ongoing presidential campaign and started the damaging whisper campaign based on untruths. so robert, is hillary hoping democrats will do that? >> i don't think it's one way or the other with her and chelsea. this died five years ago. she was part of the bernie campaign. i think with the secretary saying about chelsea -- >> it's also bernie. >> i think this lawsuit with respect to the bernie

tulsi gabbard suing hillary clinton. i'm your curious cat, and you know what they say about curiosity. it'll ruin your house. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like meow. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >> continuing to monitor the senate impeachment trial. if anything breaks, they will let us know. she caught major black after blasting bernie sanders and a new documentary. in that piece clinton said that nobody likes bernie sanders and hinted that she wouldn't endorse him if he won the party's nomination. now she has walks back those comments and such will support whoever the nominee is. then there's this. member one hillary clinton called tulsi gabbard a russian asset? she's now suing them for $50 million over that comment. we think she has a chance? >> to win, probably not but she's looking for relevancy and trying to keep her nam

somebody says hillary clinton and they instantly say, lock her up. >> i have called on hillary clinton to drop out of the race because she -- she put our nation's security at extremely high risk with her careless use of a private email server. lock her up, lock her up. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> you guys are good. damn right. exactly right. there's nothing wrong with that. >> yeah, about that -- that gentleman leading and praising the "damn right, lock her up" chants at the republican national convention, that is mike flynn, who is now facing the very real prospect of himself being locked up in federal prison after pleading guilty to a felony charge of lying to the fbi. federal prosecutors had initially told the judge he'll be sentencing mike flynn, that they thought he should just get probation, because he had been such a helpful cooperator with prosecutors after head plead guilty. therefo thereafter, however, he stopped cooperating with prosecutors and now prosecutors have withdrawn their previous recommendation he should get probation, and they're now calling on him to do some

somebody says hillary clinton and they instantly say, lock her up. >> i have called on hillary clinton to drop out of the race because she -- she put our nation's security at extremely high risk with her careless use of a private e-mail server. lock her up, lock her up. >> lock her up! >> you guys are good. damn right. exactly right. there's nothing wrong with that. >> yeah, about that -- that gentleman leading and praising the damn right lock her up chants at the republican national convention, that is mike flynn who is now facing the very real prospect of himself being locked up in federal prison after pleading guilty to a felony charge of lying to the fbi. federal prosecutors had initially told the judge he'll be sentencing mike flynn, that they thought he should just get probation because he had been suso helpful with prosecutors. thereafter he stopped cooperate wg prosecutors and now prosecutors have withdrawn their previous recommendation he should get probation, and they're now calling on him to do some prison time. that is just one of the remarkable things that's happened this

and with yourself hillary mann leverett. you for deployments your military strategists this action taken by the trumpet ministration will have been game to some extent so what sort of impact do you think the u.s. can expect from iran what sort of impacts is the u.s. braced for well my understanding when this has been gamed out when a war with iran is gamed out here in washington in defense circles the united states actually does not do very well we are not able to at the end of the day really continue the split or a dominance that you would need to to win a war the ability here though for the political elite to underestimate the strength of the islamic republic of iran goes back 40 years and my concern is that they still do not understand that going to war with iran will be going to war against the most potent adversary that we have seen since world war 2 it will be a difficult war for iran if it comes to pass i think they are ready though for this sacrifice and i think many or any ron actually think they need to do so they

because he was looking to interview hillary so hillary's people called and said, look, ronan farrow, get off the weinstein story. >> tucker: she's a feminist hero! >> the only woman she's been a hero for is herself. this woman has no interest in anyone else, whether it's the women and her her husband's life, some of who will have edible he accused him like juanita broaddrick, someone like paula jones, monica lewinsky, the intern -- she still thinks she's an adult, forget she was a college intern and her husband is the president of the united states but when someone was on the campaign to have alleged to sexually assault another staff member, do you know what she did? she move the victim somewhere else and kept the staffer. then went on to sexually harass someone else at the next job. she didn't make a record of it. she doesn't care about this. >> tucker: wait a second! i'm not sigmund freud, but do you think it's a little weird that someone who never stops talking about women and how much she loves them is abetting thein abuse of women? >> do you think it's unusual s that hillary cli

hillary is taking it to a new level. tulsi gabbard, do you think she'll get the 50 million in our lawsuit. >> there has rarely been repercussions to this type of bad behavior. hillary clinton has deinvolved into this bitter -- -- has devolved into a bitter woman. it's a statement that you can't do these things. when you are a politician and someone calls you a russian asset. lou: like hillary called president trump. what do you figure the president could get if tulsi gabbard gets $50 million? we are talking serious numbers. >> it will send a message to the general population it's not okay to do that. nobody thinks the president was a russian agent. lou: but when so many people pretend they do like the left-wing media and the democratic party brimming with vi lerks an -- with vile and had venom. >> that's the kind of damages they would care about, financial damages. things that would set them back a bit. but hillary is doing something that's interesting. i don't know if it's because tulsi gabbard endorsed bernie sanders.

hillary, thank you for the lovely christmas present. thank you so much. >>> horrifying, unbelievable, that's what my next guest is saying about the text messages that suggest former ambassador marie yovanovitch was being surveilled by associates of rudy giuliani. talk about i thought they hated spying. we're going to get more from former ambassador jim melville next. ♪ (sensei) beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. (vo) save over 40 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases fo

rob: could hillary's defense say we never said tulsi was a willing participant? by being almost like the president in 2016, somebody, the russians can like somebody and want to push somebody like tulsi or donald trump and don't know about it. >> being a favorite is a characterization. tulsi herself is calling hillary some names but the standard is not only provably false but she has to show actual harm and i'm not sure she can connect the dots. it appears to me more about optics, separating herself from hillary clinton, from the rest of the democrats and trying to stand up on her own. >> so close to iowa and she needs some attention to have a chance. >> all the democrats need attention. there 2020 campaign is all about impeachment so we will see what happens as they move forward. >> we will see what happens. >> the woman who urged her boyfriend's suicide through text messages will be released from prison, getting out early for good behavior a correction facility in massachusetts. she surplus than 10 months, carter was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2017

. ( laughter ) hillary comes out, hello, everybody! lock-me-up! lock-me-up! lock-me-up! ( laughter ) but, look, as much as i don't agree with hillary' timing, i don't think she's completely wrong about bernie not being well liked in washington because bernie himself has said this, all right, he said he does don't pleasantries, he's not trying to be nice with people, he doesn't schmooz and rub elbows, he's just there to do what he's there to do. i like that about bernie. his personality is like the beginning of a snickers commercial. bernie, you're not yourself when you're hungry. have this. bullshit, i don't like chocolate, get that shit out of my face! all right, that's the headlines. let's move on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) today was an historic day for the united states, and not just because the lincoln memorial finally got a standing desk, no, today was historic because it was the first day of donald jesus trump's impeachment trial, a trial where a republican controlled senate will decide if the president is innocent

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hillary clinton has a valid point. but donald trump has to be sitting back smiling over all of this because every time, every time hillary clinton opens her mouth, it helps donald trump. it highlights how fractured the left is right now. washington, the swamp is filled with people like bernie sanders who never had a real job, other than being a politician in washington or their home state. chuck schumer is another guy right out of college, goes to work on capitol hill. becomes a congressman, becomes a senator. has the guy ever had a real job? no. >> all the top-tier democrats. look at bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, joe biden, none of these candidates have created a single private sector job in the last 50 years. now these people want to take over the whole u.s. economy. gregg: right. >> it is terrifying. they don't what understands that drives economic growth. gregg: they're good at spending other people's money because they never had to earn it in a business for other people. clinton said last night, she is like wa

because he was looking to interview hillary so hillary's people called and said, look, ronan farrow, get off the weinstein story. >> tucker: she's a feminist hero! >> the only woman she's been a hero for is herself. this woman has no interest in anyone else, whether it's the women and her her husband's life, some of who will have edible he accused him like we need a broader record, someone like paula jones, monica lewinsky, the intern -- she still thinks she's an adult, forget she was a college intern and her husband is the president of the united states but when someone was on the campaign to have alleged to sexually assault another staff member, do you know what she did? she move the victim somewhere else and kept the staffer. then went on to sexually harass someone else at the next job. she didn't make a record of it. she doesn't care about this. >> tucker: wait a second! i'm not sigmund freud, but do you think it's a little weird that someone who never stops talking about women and how much she loves them is abetting the abuse of women? >> do you think it's unusual that hillary c

and with yourself hillary mann leverett. you for its diplomats your military strategists this action taken by the trumpet ministration will have been gamed to some extent so what sort of impact do you think the u.s. come expects from iran what sort of impacts is the u.s. braced for well from my understanding when this has been gamed out when a war with iran is gamed out here in in washington in defense circles the united states actually does not do very well we are not able to at the end of the day really continue the split or a dominance that you would need to win a war the ability here though for the political elite to underestimate the strength of the islamic republic of iran goes back 40 years and my concern is that they still do not understand that going to war with iran will be going to war against the most potent adversary that we have seen since world war 2 it will be a difficult war for iran if it comes to pass i think they are ready though for this sacrifice and i think many or any ron actually think they need to d

look at our last two nominees, hillary clinton and barack obama. but there is something at the core level that democrats have to make sure that they are being reflective of the mass diversity of the party, which, you know, what k s correct. it wasn't represented on stage >> tom steyer talked at about 12 minutes and 26 seconds tonight. the most talk time was actually elizabeth warren, who i would argue is the only person -- and correct me if i'm wrong, jason. i don't know if you agree with me. elizabeth warren was the only person who said anything memorable. it was hard for us as producers to come up where ith sound bite. it was hard to come up with anything other than elizabeth warren making that remark about only the two women on the stage having won all their races in the last ten years. >> joy, so the person who spoke most, elizabeth warren and tom steyer, they're the perfect contrast. tom steyer is essentially the guy who spent a lot of money on really good concert tickets to sit up front, but then there was a group of basketball players in fro

hillary clinton related because she one more coin tosses. ,he important point to discuss sanders did extra ordinarily well, pete expectations, also having not been a democrat, and hillary clinton could say she had one. that was important for her going to the next day. 2016, races were decided by microscopic margins. two weeks after they declared romney the winner, republicans said, it was really rick santorum. which crushed his campaign. if you do not win the headline the day after the caucuses, you are done. some controversy about that. then 2016 d bernie people to demand that the initial preferences of people as they come into the caucus be tabulated, which is a first, which causes heartburn and new hampshire, stay tuned. have a lot of confusion on caucus night and the reporting and the results. when do reporters -- what do reporters get? what information do they get first? that will shape their story. does the iowa democratic party release the raw body count and then the delicate equivalents or do the delicate desk delegate equivalents to

. >> and spent three or four times the money, and so crooked hillary, and crooked hillary spent three or four times more -- >>> that wasn't five years ago. that was last night. and they were chanting at a rally "lock her up" but one trump administration into clinton we are now learning did not end with the bust, but it was a bust. a justice department inquiry of president trump and his allies into hillary clinton business dealings have wound down with officials not finding enough to recommend the formal openings of a criminal investigation, and so in other words, you can't lock her up. so now, evan joining us, and now, two years after justice attorney john huber got a second look at the clintons and the business dealings and what did he find? >> not much. that is the thing, and the justice department was looking into whether or not hillary clinton did anything illegal and got any special treatment from the fbi, and looking at this uranium company called uranium one and whether she did anything illegal in the sale some time ago and what huber has done over the last couple of years is t

first, john came in edwards second, and hillary clinton third place. we will talk about candidate claiming victory and hillary clinton's concession iowa.ear in president obama: thank you, iowa. they said -- they said this day would never come. [cheers and applause] they said our sights were set too high. they said this country was too divided, too disillusioned, to ever come together around a common person. purpose. but on this january night, at this defining moment in history, have done what the senate said we couldn't do. [applause] mississippi clinton: this is a great night for democrats. we have seen an unprecedented turnout here in iowa, and that news, because today we're sending a clear message, that we are going to have change that change will be a democratic president in the white house in 2009. yepsen.vid mr. yepsen: what a campaign that was. first african-american with a serious chance of winning, first woman with a serious chance of winning. very tough for democrats to sort out and a really charismatic figure in john edwards was involved in

how was hillary clinton treated? is it changing? what did you observe? >> i did a study that year of her coverage in the des moines register. what i found out is she was -- and this is typical for all women presidential candidates -- they are covered more on campaign strategy. they are not covered on the issues. obama was linked to issues twice as many times as clinton. that is something we saw in the research dating back to the early 1990's, late 1980's, women are treated differently by the media. it has improved for women running for statewide races like governor and senate and congressional races. but we still see this difference in coverage is when a woman runs for vice president or president. david: kelly winfrey, what are your thoughts? kelly: it is certainly still a problem. one of the things that is interesting this cycle is something we have not seen in the past. women tend to not be covered on policy that much, but because elizabeth warren is a woman with a plan, she has been scrutinized for those policies in ways that are not similar to what y

michigan matters, and i did not see that from the hillary campaign. i heard campaign volunteers frustration about not having the attention they believed was needed to win that state. they turned out to be right. aim at thelso take 2018 midterm elections, a lot of references as to whether that is a bellwether. also looking at what happened in great britain this week and the landslide victory by boris johnson in the conservatives. in the book you write the diminished role of policy issues in the 2018 campaigns was notable. had urgentlytfolio been brought, but in the most closely fought races, republicans prevailed and narrowly, running on the tribalism of national politics rather than specific agendas for their projected state administrations. guest: and i think we are going to see that in 2020. i do not know. something could change, but that is the trajectory we are on right now. it is about culture and it is about tribalism. i would run on, the economy and nothing else. he runs onow that that. i suspect he runs on culture. i suspect he runs again -- a

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kennedy: >> so go after them should why go after hillary clinton? >> that's with a spokesperson does they deny or confirm what the person they work for said or meant. >> but that's just the beginning of it. opinions are not actionable. there's a thing called the first amendment. you have the right to call me a jerk. you have a right to call me a moron. but i am protected. kennedy: what if i was a secretary of state and i had access to classified information and knew how the world really worked. and how government really implanted people within our system of government to bring it down. and because i have that secret information, people trust me more when i disseminate that. so when i make the implication that someone is a russian asset, someone has been planted by the bad guy who are so bad that we had entire special counsel investigation detritus decide how much they actually infiltrated. if i say this infiltration is now manifesting in a political candidates, i think you could have a problem there. >> no for a couple of reasons. using the term gro

they endorsed hillary clinton back in 2016. charles: oh. >> it really probably doesn't make that much of a difference. >> four million more votes. >> continue to divide the party and make things more confusing. charles: there is a lot of cocktail parties yesterday in manhattan and the hamptons, stephanie where this was all they talked about. thank you both very much. >> thank you, charles. charles: at the top of the show i talked about president trump touting america's economic achievements on the world stage. will our strong economy push republicans to capture blue states this november? do not forget, how can you, tomorrow it is our invested in you live audience show where you get to ask the questions as hosted by me. i want to see you. we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty.

i can't answer for hillary. i just think it is unlikely, given that harvey was so, you know, impassioned about his defense of the clintons and thanking me for my work on their behalf. it seems to me unlikely that the clintons didn't hold him also in high regard, you've got to think. >> tucker: i got to ask you about the fox nation, "i am geraldo." what is that? >> well, september will be my 50th anniversary and broadcast journalism and fox news and fox nation have graciously agreed to put four hours retrospective of my career, the biggest story in the early stage of my career. it was my expose of developmentally disabled people. over 5,000 people in horrible conditions. i busted in with my camera, expose it all for the first time. it was shocking and it led to a change in the way that population is cared for. now, they are in group homes, in a very much more humane, you know, wonderful environment. >> tucker: 50 years in journalism. i don't know how you've done it. in better shape than i am. >> well, i don't kno

it elevated hillary clinton some and was an early victory in 2016. on the republican side, they point out ted cruz, marco rubio, cuban-americans have come forward and won. and pete buttigieg is poised to get a big boost as the first openly gay presidential candidate. so there is a fearing a lot of iowans have that yes, we are white, but this is not a hostile place for candidates of color or diverse candidates to come and work. i think the biggest thing is inertia. what is the alternative? if you move it to another state, you could create the same argument. some states like illinois, which is often cited as a more typical state, have a great history of political corruption. it is not clear that the nation will concede to a state like illinois the right to have such a big influence when they have governors in prison. i do not think the country would buy into that. so every four years there is always this discussion that this is terrible, we have to find another way to do it. the country cannot agree on a different way to do it. there are unintended con

look at our last two nominees, hillary clinton and barack obama. but there is something at the core level that democrats have to make sure that they are being reflective of the mass diversity of the party, which, you know, what karine said and what you said was correct wasn't represented in the debate. >> tom steyer talked about 12 minutes, 26 seconds tonight. the most talk time was actually elizabeth warren who i would argue is the only person and correct me if i'm wrong if you agree with this our political scientist friend jason, elizabeth warren was the only person who said anything memorable. it was hard for us as producers, we have a list here of sound bites we want to play. it was hard to come up with anything else other than elizabeth warren making that remark other than the two women on the stage having won all their races in the last ten years. >> joy, so the person who spoke most elizabeth warren and tom steyer, they're the perfect contrast. tom steyer is essentially the guy who spent a lot of money at the concert to sit up front. he spen

hence this impeachment and i started reading my book the case against impeaching trump when hillary clinton looked like she was going to be elected president then the original title for the book was the case against beaching hillary clinton as i put it like that and that the republicans would have feature in day one so i'm the same alan dershowitz case you're larry king we haven't changed one bit in the many many years i know you since we grew up. why do you think people perceived the 2 halves because i'm now not on their side 7 this is yankees versus red sox and it's as if i were you know a yankee supporter and a yankee fan and the red sox are accused of cheating and as a lawyer i said well maybe let me look at the scene with the red sox really cheating with a chorus should really be fired they would regard me as a cheater but this is not sports this is the constitution i'm always on the side of constanta how did you become part of the times team well it was lawyers call me and then he called me my wife was not happy about it she didn't want to do it and. we were at a dinner together. i wa

i don't see that yeah hillary may still be waiting the wings certainly and don't forget michael bloomberg by the way who could finance his own campaign to the tune of billions of dollars and is already climbing in the polls as a result of that look at this does take senators off the campaign trail particularly the 2 headed monster elizabeth close to char who just got indorsed by the new york times it's not one person which is remarkable. everybody gets it i know there are some very you know for me who are iron i'd like that but i would i thought was it's like nominating a doctor had called him mr hyde ok for a year or indorsement ok you cover both sides there ok and i'm glad you mentioned it to me what did you think of that endorsement i mean what in the world do they have in common i mean or are they just being politically correct you know supporting 2 women is that just identity politics and i want to ask you does it really isn't really play well in you know democrat in the democratic party i mean or is it just you know some rich white liberals that like all this here because almost eve

someevated hillary clinton and was an early victory in 2016 . on the republican side, they point out ted cruz, marco rubio, cuban-americans have come forward and won. and pete buttigieg is poised to get a big boost as the first openly gay presidential candidate. so there is a fearing a lot of iowans have that yes, we are white, but this is not a hostile place for candidates of color or diverse candidates to come and work. i think the biggest thing is inertia. what is the alternative? ,f you move it to another state you could create the same argument. illinois, which is often cited as a more typical state, have a great history of political corruption. it is not clear that the nation will concede to a state like illinois the right to have such a big influence when they have governors in prison. i do not think the country would buy into that. so every four years there is always this discussion that this is terrible, we have to find another way to do it. the country cannot agree on a different way to do it. there are unintended consequences for othe

he still thinks hillary clinton will get in this race. what's your reaction? >> i think i left but yet it's not impossible. i think anything is possible because you have it yet, doesn't mean it will happen, we are still in a contested primary part but you haven't seen a big brown slacks toward one specific candidate. there's a reason for that. the democratic party is trying to figure out what it is right now because it's a variety of things. you need a very charismatic candidate to be able to pull all those sections together, to date i haven't seen it yet but that doesn't mean it's not can happen. >> from the book he wrote the following "political analysts across the spectrum have given trump credit for being a category killer reshaping republican politics in his image. the unique new coalition infused in the rust belt argue he should be viewed as a category builder the first success of a coalition that's not likely to soon separate. excluded margie in philadelphia democrats align with salena zito her new book is outward now Ãis out now "the great revolt: ins

how was hillary clinton treated? is it changing? what did you observe? >> i did a study that year of her coverage in the des moines register. what i found out is she was -- and this is typical for all women presidential candidates -- they are covered more on campaign strategy. they are not covered on the issues. obama was linked to issues twice as many times as clinton. that is something we saw in the research dating back to the early 1990's, late 1980's, women are treated differently by the media. it has improved for women running for statewide races like governor and senate and congressional races. but we still see this difference in coverage is when a woman runs for vice president or president. david: kelly winfrey, what are your thoughts? kelly: it is certainly still a problem. one of the things that is interesting this cycle is have not seen in the past. women tend to not be covered on policy that much, but because elizabeth warren is a woman with a plan, she has been scrutinized for those policies in ways that are not similar to what you have seen

might want to sit this out. >> i heard this, i'm like wow, hillary says that? everyone said that in 2016. right? is she talking about herself or bernie sanders. the thing, i agree with fact that you know this might help bernie sanders supporters, invigorate them, but also if i was bernie sanders supporters, and his team, i would be upset thinking about 2016, they will come with energy and try to fight back, they see, you know what elizabeth warren is a attacking him. everyone coming after him, they say, you know, not this time around. we're going to fight back. i don't blame them. david: as jessica reviewed, tar left congres congresswoman calba ocasio-cortez slamming democrat party as a whole and capitalism. >> no one ever makes a billion dollars. you take a billion dollars, we don't have a left party in united states, democratic party is not a left party, democratic party is a center or center conservative party. david: center conservative? >> that is news to me. that is a message that appeals to a younger generation of democrats, if you are a junger younger m