i intend to harm hillary clinton, or i don't like hillary clinton, and all those are false. michael: on october 7, just a month before polling day, the trump campaign was hit with the most consequential and potentially damaging story of the election-- donald: i moved on her like a b-- michael: a secretly recorded conversation trump had several years earlier with the host of a tv show called "access hollywood." billy bush: sheesh, your girl's hot as s-- donald: you know, i'm automatically attracted to beautiful--i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. billy: whatever you want. donald: grab 'em by the p-- you can do anything. ♪♪♪ michael: it could've been a knock-out blow, but less than an hour after the video was published, wikileaks released its next dump of the e-mails hacked from clinton campaign chairman john podesta. female reporter: wikileaks has posted thousands of e-mails hacked from hillary clinton's campaign chairman, and they could offer a new perspective on

this is hillary clinton in her own words. [applause] >> i am delighted that the president is here this evening, and i am so grateful. i am so grateful for his support. i would not be standing here tonight, where it not for bill, and were it not for all he has done for me, and i could not be prouder as an american and as a new yorker to have a president who has meant so much to our country. we are a better country than we were in 1992. [applause] i pledge to you that i will work my heart out every day in this campaign to become your next senator, and i will work -- [applause] -- i will work every day in the senate to keep faith with you, with the values and the ideals of the democratic party of new york, because make no mistake about it, this election is not about me or about any republican opponent. it is about the people of new york and the common mission that we are pledged to. what is that mission? well, i think it is to strengthen our families and protect our children, to improve our schools and extend health care to ever

this is hillary rodham clinton first lady of the united states. she won that woman given a real voice can make a last and difference in their communities and their countries and in the whole world. so good. thank you. thank you very much fiona for that introduction and even more for your adding your vital voice to this conference. i'm sure if you need a note to be excused from school. they're about a thousand of us who would sign it. the road to peace will never be easy. but the world has also seen how no fires bombs or terrorists will ever turn you back. when my husband and i go to omaha tomorrow. we will pay tribute to those who were murdered by the enemies of peace. they were mostly women and children. they were catholic and protestant unionists and nationalists young and old. they were people simply living their lives. working at a drapery store hanging out with friends buying school uniforms for their children the terrorist targeted the people of northern ireland and in response. it was the people all the people. who bravely stood side by sid

or member hillary clinton's house? it was never rated even though she stored troves of classified material on a personal server. she deleted 33,000 emails. remember, nobody heard of bleach bit before hillary clinton, and then there were hammers involved with devices and some cards that were missing. how about the dirty, unverifiable russian dossier that hillary clinton paid for, being used to live to a fisa court to spy on her then-president a candidate, later a president. what about the high-ranking doj officials that signed what was -- says at the top of a fisa warrant -- verified, but they signed their name to something that was unverifiable and has now been completely debunked and claimed before judges that it was verified. it wasn't. and then there's joe biden on tape, the real quid pro quo, bragging that he withheld a billion taxpayer dollars, you have six hours to fire a ukrainian prosecutor who turns out was investigating his son hunter who was being paid millions of dollars with no experience at all whatsoever

clinton campaign imagining things and setting up things with the hillary clinton campaign. now we know regarding the russia hoax and all of that, these little things they do, is not about facts or reality but always seems to go back -- >> but the narrative is confusing because i could have sworn the story was he had putin on speed dial. he's got more classified information between his ears than the 11 boxes, why would he need to self the files? why wouldn't he just call? >> when you are a lapdog for putin, why do you need to do things secretly? >> -- clearly there was no red phone found to russia so this is to have people discussing this instead of the real nature of what's happening to this country, will biden is or is not doing and the fact that they have no facts and that party. >> it's interesting bill maher is coming out morning democrats of the fallout from this raid could hurt the democrats. >> is going to justify this raid or political nightmare? >> there are legitimate questions i think from the trump supporters about the different standards donald trump is applied

so hillary clinton deletes the thirty three thousand emails. s up with the dirty russian dossier that dossiers disseminated. d to the press,re the media mob of the willing accomplices. they disseminate falsesemi information in the lead up to the twenty sixteen election. nothing happens to her. nothing happens to the media. they don't evenn apologize to correct the record at any particular point. then of course,rt that information unverified is used to spy on carter pageis u and backdoor into the trump campaign transition team and presidency. nobody gets held accountable for that. if youou or your brother don junior, god forbid you lied on a gunun application. ig you'dht be on this program tonight. you'd be serving time in jailpr oroc have processed crimes. peter navarro was being charged with a misdemeanor. that usually y meansou you call the lawyer and say have your client report at this time at this placece or we will secut a warrant for that person'sre arrest. same with process crime with manafort or same withthh roger stone. i mean, these w

if there's any russian collusion it turns it was with hillary clinton. so you get this whole massive gung ho, over-the-top sicking of the agents against president trump and why? what could it be? the reality is it is consistently been debunked. they lose every time per they have been wrong on everything i suspect will be wrong on here as well. and i think it is politically motivated, jon. again we may find what they seize from the former president's home. that could answer a lot of questions. congressman andy biggs we appreciate coming up. looks thanks jon. jon: were days away for the wyoming midterm primary congresswoman liz cheney is fighting for her seat in the house has her opponent gains ground. were the voters saying? a live report from wyoming when we return. barcode beat conductor. ♪♪ go betty! ♪♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. i'm a fancy exercise bike noobie. and i've gone from zero to obsessed in like... three days. instructor: come on milwaukee! i see you! after riding twelve miles to nowhere, i'm taking

clinton -- >> jessica: here we go, oh, my god. 9 minutes and, hillary clinton. >> dan: the democratic party as paragons -- >> jessica: i sat there and listen to you. let me finish. okay, the point here -- okay. the point here is that the former president has no respect for the rule of law and he shone this over and over again. he called brad raffensperger, he wanted to stop the account in arizona and continue in pennsylvania. we saw what happened on generator six where he wanted mike pence to decertify an american election. he wanted your your votes not to count. refusing to comply with the rules that every president had to comply with. he did not comply. no, i'm not! >> dan: he actually met with them. >> jessica: and then after that james who was the agent involved with this -- >> dana: it was six weeks since the end of june. >> dagen: if it was so urgent -- >> jessica: was there a subpoena ignored by the burisma? >> dagen: they had conversations after the subpoena you don't know if they complied or not. >> greg: this week has been so much fun with this story because no one's getting

as to his first point, yes, hillary clinton was investigated. but it took the fbi over a year to get from the initial allegations to a full understanding what have the material was, whether or not it was classified, why that happened, and whether there was any criminal culpability here. we're a day removed from this search. the fbi at this point is probably still working with a filter team just to make sure that no privileged communications are inadvertently given to the investigators. it's going to take some time. congress will play games, they do it on both sides, that's the nature of their political business. what is different this time in my mind, during the hillary clinton investigation you did not have members of the democratic party trying -- and their supporters trying to do the sort of enraging the mob sort of statements that we saw out of a lot of right wing pundits and political figures. it wasn't just a protest that we're going to call merrick garland to congress. he was talking about another civil war, he was talking about taking up

that did not happen with hillary clinton. there was no raid of hillary clinton and her classified documents. here now under joe biden there's exactly that pursuit. there's the use of law enforcement to go after his political opponent. >> let's talk about the security state that's been after president trump for six years when he declared his candidacy, and then when he became the nominee, they began pushing the russia collusion hoax. let's not forget for years of our national life, the official position of the government of the beltway class of the media was that he had cons spired illegally with the government of russia until that was completely and wholly debunked. let's not forget the secretary state tried to impeach him for trying to get to well-known corruption in ukraine. what about russian bounties dropped before the election. let's not forget the assertion that the hunter biden scandal, well documented on video, were russian disinformation. let's not also forget that the sitting president of the united states is comple

they didn't do that to hillary clinton. what hillary did was worse. hillary did something intentionally. these documents were in his basement. could you imagine if they had pictures of donald trump trying to set fire to these documents? that's what hillary clinton did. it's not even close. the documents make no sense. they thought that they had something else. they had to think that they had a smoking gun of some fashion. that's the only thing that would justify this risk of going into the building. the affidavit will show that. that's why i don't think you'll ever see it. >> martha, two points, if i may. one, if president trump didn't pack up those boxes if as reported the gsa packed up the boxes, it's very hard to seek cullability for the president. donald trump never opened those boxes in mar-a-largo and has no idea what is in them. people said that donald trump didn't take a cia briefing. why do you think he's hunting around his basement reading files? the second point goes to hillary clinton. hillary exposed to nation to more danger. she had an e

clinton. >> folks, she shouldn't be allowed to run. >> hillary clinton is disqualified from being the president of the united states. [applause] because she stored classified and sensitive information on her email server, because she thinks she is above the law. >> i want somebody outside the clinton network looking through these emails. >> all right, those republicans, democrats stood by her for the most part. what do you make of what you just heard there from republicans, who are saying, hey, what about hillary? now, this was 2016, right? but it's being brought up again, because they're going after this former president, why didn't they, you know, read her place? why didn't they look for those emails? why didn't raid anything in her home? >> first of all, there was an investigation into hillary clinton's emails. she was ultimately exonerated. i mean, the state department did its own investigation. this was the genesis of the lock her up appeals, which remember, it was something very much outside the realm of typical american campaign politics at the time, right? we're gonna rest our

hillary clinton is dancing and is it girls just to want have fun or what? is she trying to milk off someone else's publicity, specifically the pm? >> i'm likable and a cool girl and can dance. that's so fun. that's her message and she'll never miss a opportunity to insert herself in a story and that's really quite funny and sad but also i have to say this might be the first time that hillary clinton's done something i don't detest and i'm kind of with her. it's ridiculous that we're coming after a politician for just dancing and having fun and having to drink whatever. i don't care and i think we should be past this point in our politics where it's a bigot ya moment we have. she had -- big got ya moment and i care about what the politicians do and make all of our lives harder and care about the injustices they're perpetrating against and the regulations and spending and locking nonviolent people up. that's where our ires should be directed and these are very distracting. tom: alexandra, the thing about hillary clinton and meghan markle and they're always pl

. >> sean: it was a raid, this is the same media that spread hillary rodham clinton's russian dossier in the same people that lied and said hunter's laptop, that's russian disinformation and the media that lies again and again and again and they don't stop. it wasn't really errata, really? according to joe biden's attorney general merrick garland comedy and administration care so deeply about equal application of our laws. i guess hunter and joe are going to expect a visit in the early morning hours in south carolina this weekend. take a look. >> adherence to the rule of law is the bedrock principle of the justice department and of our democracy. upholding the rule of law means applying the law evenly without fear or favor. under my watch, that is precisely what the justice department is doing. all americans are entitled to be evenhanded application of the law, due process of the law, and to the presumption of innocence. >> sean: you've had hunter's laptop for almost two years. actions speak louder than words and i think you're a lying hypocrite. obama took 30 million pages of sensiti

he's basing that on hillary clinton and saying treat them the say. dana milbank had the same piece, treat them the same. if are you going to treat donald trump the way you can hillary clinton, the fbi would run extensive forensics and examining whether his actions allowed hostile foreign actors to compromise security and keep him under investigation while he runs for president and not end that investigation until 11 days before the election because there is no equal treatment when it comes to this democratic former secretary of state and this guy who literally took national security documents and might as well put them under his bed because they were in his insecure office in his house. >> well, not to trigger everybody to relitigate 2016 but it was really two days before the election that he closed that. 11 days he wrote the letter. >> that's right. >> this was a live ball 11 days, and absolutely, and there's another big difference between the way hillary dealt with the fbi and the way trump is she cooperated with that investigation, was interviewed

you mentioned hillary clinton. i would like to say a few things you said about hillary clinton's emails in may of that year. hillary clinton would be i an awful president as she has shown a blatant disregard for our laws. she has put our national security at risk for showing blase ant. in october you said, i believe her actions as secretary of state were not in accordance with the law. some of your comments were said before it was even clear what was in her emails. you're not holding donald trump to the same standard. why? >> well, there are -- there's a significant difference here. one, there was active transmission of ongoing diplomatic classified communications that were traveling through hillary clinton's server in her residence which are inain'tly going to be a risk. these are two-year-old documents in the president's residents. we don't know what's in them. they're not ongoing -- certainly now, which they waited two years -- >> do you have evidence -- do you have evidence -- sir, do you have evidence they are

you mentioned hillary clinton. i would like to read a couple things you said about hillary clinton's emails in 2016. you said, quote, in may of that year, hillary clinton would be an awful president as she has shown a blatant disregard for our laws. you said former secretary of state clinton has shown a disregard for classified information. in october you said, i believe her actions as secretary of state were not in accordance with the law. some of your comments were said before it was even clear what was in her emails. you're not holding donald trump to the same standard. why? >> well, there are -- there's a significant difference here. one, there was active transmission of ongoing diplomatic classified communications that were traveling through hillary clinton's server in her residence which are innately and inherently going to be a risk. these are two-year-old documents in the president's residence. we don't know what's in them. they're not ongoing -- certainly now, which they waited two years -- >> do you have

and hillary clinton defending prime minister of finland. hillary released this video of herself, that is the prime minister, here is hillary. i was there for a meeting, keep dancing. your reaction, tomi? >> the photo of hillary clinton is harmless and of all the things, i don't think dancing with a beer is high on the list. if there are photos of hillary clinton twirking please keep them to yourself. i don't think anybody needs defense of hillary clinton, although the finish prime minister did seem to like it. i think she might actually have delusions of grarnd grandeur and ambitions for 2024 >> todd: create the visual of mike pompeo doing the same thing. >> ashley: meghan markle is taking jab at british monarchy saying she was happy to leave and get social media accountss back, but she said having to share pics of her kids, why would i give the very people calling my children the n word a photo of my child before i share it with people that love my child, tell me how that makes sense and i'll play that game. your reaction? >> for somebody

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why was it concerning for you with hillary clinton and not now with donald trump? >> sure, they are two different things. when hillary clinton, while she was secretary of state, had classified material about her classified communications traveling through her computer server in her house, putting it at risk for any counterintelligence or any others who are hacking into her materials, putting the united states materials at risk. in this instance, we don't really know that these informations are classified. the archivists saying that something is labeled classified doesn't mean that it is. we have to look at what the substance of what the president has. these aren't ongoing conversations on diplomacy matters that hillary clinton was conducting through her home, and also the president of the united states unlike hillary clinton has the ability to declassify the materials. you don't know what the status of these materials are. that's why the fbi director needs to tell the american public, what did he go after. there must be something higher on the national security lev

hillary clinton -- he's not alone. hillary clinton, we know, had 33,000 whatever the number was classified documents on her serve e everybody. was she subject to a search warrant? was she subject to an fbi raid? the answer is, no. so we have some past behavior to inform us on what's going on here. so then you get to this, well, okay, then maybe this was so serious -- back to the nuclear code thing -- so serious that you had to break precedent. but then that is your question, howard, is it so serious they negotiated for 18 months and then merrick garland yes aringed with it -- wrestled with it for several weeks? none of that adds up for why they conducted this raid. howard: just to clarify, hillary clinton took, had 3 3,000 e-mails on her private server. a few of those were found to be classified. liz, the press likes a big climax with all these redactions and multiple investigations, i'm wondering for all the drama in august, how many people are closely following it? >> oh, i think a lot of people are closely following

and exonerated little hillary clinton. and this turned around and starts an investigation of president trump. in order to get the mueller investigation going, the head director of the fbi leaked information about his boss, the president of the united states to try to get a special counsel appointed. try to get the department of justice recused. the very department of justice that exonerated hillary clinton it's so unfair they cannot look at president trump. over your thoughts when he heard about the leak of information from the director? what's it was concerning. all we were hearing during that time was going back and forth. and that happened in comey was fired. let's don't waste this opportunity. because they have the opportunity to say hey, okay let's go ahead and appoint the. mueller was a limit came up. jeff sessions had signed off on it. he recused himself. in essence the fbi was operating under jim comey as an entity under itself. this investigation was allowed to continue. so for me it a was a concern because drake

and exonerated hillary clinton. then turned around and started the investigation of president trump. in order to get the mueller investigation going. the head director of the fbi james comey leaked information about his boss, the president of the united states to get a special counsel appointed and to get the department of justice refused. the very department of justice that exonerated hillary clinton and so when fear they can't look at president trump read what were your thoughts when you heard about the leak of information the market was concerning. all we were hearing during that time going back and forth. when that happened and comey was fired and you get the e-mails, let's don't waste this opportunity. when they had the opportunity to say this is been, let's go ahead and appoint a special counsel and mueller was the one that came up read jeff sessions signed up because he recused himself three people forget that. he is taking his hands off. in essence fbi was operating under jim comey as an entity to itself. in

you know what, look at the hillary clinton case. they never knocked on her door. they didn't have a predawn raid like they did paul manafort, was going to join us next. i can't remember a time that they put her in leg shackles or in handcuffs. i don't remember hunter biden, and we know about the laptop, the fbi has had it now for almost two years. i don't remember hunter's home being, you know, a predawn raid at his home. we know he lied on a gun application, we know that gun ended up in a dumpster. we know that he mentioned the big guy, his father, a lot and he's implicated all over that laptop, and not a finger has been lifted in this case. so this certainly is a two-tiered justice system, and that should be the point that americans take away from this. they don't treat democrats the way they treat conservatives, period. peter navarro, thank you for telling her story, we wanted to give you a chance to respond. we appreciate eight. also remember it was back in the summer of 2017, former trump campaign manager paul manafort had an fbi raid on his virginia residenc

"pat, i'd like to solve the puzzle "hillary clinton fan!" [ buzzer ] "hillary clinton fan." [ buzzer ] "okay, let's turn around the letters and we see that the answer is -- "hillary clinton fan." [ buzzer ] also, let's go back to this for a second, because this is a perfect trump sentence >> living in pakistan, beautifully in pakistan, in what i guess they considered a nice mansion. i don't know i've seen nicer. >> seth: he wants to shame mcraven for not catching bin laden sooner by saying he was living in a beautiful mansion, but he also can't stop himself from [bleep] on the mansion. and look, like everyone, i was upset when i heard bin laden was living in a mansion, and then i saw it and thought, "oh, okay, that makes me feel a little bit better." on a smaller scale, it's how i feel when i see a picture of trump at the omelet bar at his golf club. sure, he's a free man, but those look like [ bleep ] eggs, and that makes me smile a little bit. also, it's pretty rich for trump to insinuate the admiral who caught the world's most wanted terr

hillary clinton and then james comey on tape admitting she violated the law and deleted e-mails. top-secret top clearance e-mails repeatedly destroyed them on her server. but then said no prosecutor would ever prosecute and with the espionage act there they did not prosecute those two why would they go after donald trump if we have equal justice under the law? and that is why the people are so angry. the great sean hannity. thank you. the only person who thinks that this late on a saturday night. [laughter] >> i have the early bird special. i am going to bed. [laughter] >> see you soon. >> in the wake of this controversy there is a surprise that america has little trust. check this out fox news poll that says 75 percent of the country is unhappy and our leaders don't seem to realize they are making it worse equipping the irs with more auditors only suffer record inflation explaining into cities across the country while the administration doesn't close the border that our adversaries to capitalize and we need to reclaim the trust our leaders have lost. now we are headed to hoboken

there was a lot that was willful about hillary clinton's conduct. she didn't accidentally set up a server. some of the other efforts, the obstruction efforts may not be the same. so we have to know a lot more about this. but one thing i would like to make clear. a lot of these folks who look back in 2016 and have this phrase, but her emails, are really denigrating the gravity of what she did. >> yeah. and i've never done that. and you know, criticized by the left as a result. are there differences, though, do you think? are there differences that you also see between the clinton email case and the trump mar-a-lago case, that come into focus as well? >> well, yes. some of this is based on reporting that hasn't yet been fully confirmed. with that caveat, we need to note that if for example, trump's team did not comply with a subpoena. in other words, it held back information that was responsive to a subpoena, intentionally held that back, that's more troubling. that's deeply troubling. if there is evidence of shifting or hiding documents, that would b

is it the way that they handled hillary clinton's case with her e-mails. is it the russian collision that the fbi handed the american people, is it the way that they have targeted trump, president trump from day one, where is the leadership of the attorney general garland getting the theme or get people to trust them. where is it the director ray thinks the 74 has earned the trust of the american people. american people know that president trump has been targeting from day one of his presidency by the fbi. where is it that they were in that trust. attorney garland goes out and says no one is above the law. i agree with that statement, no one is. that includes you attorney general garland. that includes you director ray. i am here to tell you, if the democrats do not hold you accountable for your actions, the republican party will. with that i will go to rick crawford. >> i represent first district of arkansas former military of architect and i serve on the intelligence committee. i want to associate myself with the comments of the colleagues. this committe

is it the way that they handled hillary clinton's case with her e-mails. is it the russian collision that the fbi handed the american people, is it the way that they have targeted trump, president trump from day one, where is the leadership of the attorney general garland getting the theme or get people to trust them. where is it the director ray thinks the 74 has earned the trust of the american people. american people know that president trump has been targeting from day one of his presidency by the fbi. where is it that they were in that trust. attorney garland goes out and says no one is above the law. i agree with that statement, no one is. that includes you attorney general garland. that includes you director ray. i am here to tell you, if the democrats do not hold you accountable for your actions, the republican party will. with that i will go to rick crawford. >> i represent first district of arkansas former military of architect and i serve on the intelligence committee. i want to associate myself with the comments of the colleagues. this committe

clinton's bathroom server that caused so much controversy four years ago is that hillary clinton never had the authority to declassify anything. donald trump did have the authority to declassify any of these documents. as andrew pointed out, there is a debate to be had or an argument to be made that he could have made, that he, that he, that those documents belonged with him. that was the major -- elizabeth: what about the trump russia, what documents would be about trump-russia collusion narrative that the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc paid for and financed and also election related charges to exonerate himself? that is what "newsweek" is reporting. news week is reporting, trump might have moved documents, that he would hold own to them, that is what "newsweek" is saying? >> of course "newsweek" is also one of the media outlets that have spread the wild conspiracy theories for the past five years about trump's connection to russia and i have argued all along that the president probably should have made great efforts back when he was president to declassify all of this stuff to

well, what do hunter biden hillary clinton and jeffrey obscene have in common? they were all democrats, and apparently of that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement. however, people are looking at a situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated . people are recalling the recent letter from senator grassley, our regarding the at the i and how the f b i is regarding the revelations of hunter biden's laptop. even though they turned out to be credible of concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations. infecting the decision, making process at the justice department and f b i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. while there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump w

hillary clinton and jeffrey epstein have in common? they were all democrats and apparently that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement or however, people are looking at the situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated. people are recalling the recent letter from senator grassley regarding the at the i and how the up the i disregard the revelations of hunter biden's laptop. even though they turned out to be credible of concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations infecting the decision, making process at the justice department and f b. i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. while there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump, who sa

hillary clinton and jeffrey epstein have in common? they were all democrats and apparently that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement. however, people are looking at the situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated. people are recalling the recent letter from senator grassley regarding the f b i and how the f b i disregard the revelations of hunter biden's laptop. even though they turned out to be credible of concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations infecting the decision, making process at the justice department and f b. i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core, to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. wow, there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump, who says that

apparently hillary clinton has decided to enterth the fray, tom . she, ofar course,y who kept classified materials on her private server at home but was never raided, is now gloating about that and the raid on donald trump. and she's going to sell merch. she's going to sell merch that reads. but her emails to markn. the occasion. what do youou m make of this, t? well, it's consistent with her mockery of the rule of law.rulel remember whataw you joked wipe with a cloth when they talked about deleting emails. et this person, on the otherer hand , isn't president because of her emails. so and she's also out there in many ways helpfully reminding americans that she's a o beneficiary of the same type of corruption that helped that led to the fbi raiding trump. remember, she worked with the fbi, her campaign did to target trump in 2006. n well, we will see exactly you know, to take the lighter side of the note, tom . we'll see exactly how many hatsi she canll move with .s but her emails out there in. the economy. tom fitton, thanks so much.thuc it's alway

well, what do hunter biden hillary clinton and jeffrey obscene have in common? they were all democrats, and apparently of that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement. however, people are looking at the situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated. people are recalling of the recent letter from senator grassley are regarding the f b i and how the f b i dis regarding the revelations of hunter biden's laptop. even though they turned out to be credible of concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations infecting the decision making process at the justice department and f b. i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. while there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump,

well, what do 100 biden hillary clinton and jeffrey epstein have in common. they were all democrats and apparently a that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement . and however, people are looking the situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated. people are recalling the recent letter from senator grassley regarding the f d i and how the f b i dis regarding the revelations of hunter biden's laptop. even though they turned out to be credible of concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations infecting the decision making process at the justice department and f b. i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. while there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump, who say

how is hillary clinton's understanding and use of power different. do you think from nancy pelosi's? i don't think it was not her. it was not her training right her background. she had a motivation to get into public service. it was about kids. she never probably never would have gotten into politics had she not been, you know had had she not met bill clinton who like put her on a, you know, broader along on a different path. and so the the power sort of came secondary. i don't think it was not something she was it is not her milia right? her milia is policy and i think that that power is not it's not something. she was she does not i think pelosi probably me. you tell me i think i feel like approached approach me to see a plosie pelosi approaches a problem thinking about how she can correct. i mean, she's the perfect person the perfect job like how she can corral people around, you know, move them to support a certain outcome and hillary's the one that's designing with the outcome is right, so it's just and the the power came with, you know more wit

handle this, i can handle hillary clinton. it was if i'd been a bus driver all my life. all this and when iee got in the bus on a train that went out with. i put on the brakes and the accelerator would go. slick all the instruments are used in new how to use went haywire. we never seen a woman as the actual nominee. we'd never seen a woman in the oval office. i had an epiphany very late in the campaign we have been doing is trying to jam her into a mail role show you she can do the job as it has always been done i thought what a disservice no wonder people think she is an authentic. i had no idea what to do about it. and it was too late. we don't know what that looks like is not as if everyone who didn't like her, didn't vote for her is sexist. i think we are all certain were not sexist, we are not racist we are pretty blind to the biases that we all a have. and the way we reveal itself is you don't recognize her there's something about i don't like. there is just about her i don't trust. we would ask questions i don't know. s

again, hillary clinton broke the law. hillary clinton was treated like a white collar criminal and make an appointment with the head of the f.b.i., mr. comey, on a saturday afternoon. she was able to come in with her lawyers and talk to the former f.b.i. chief and she was allowed to walk away. we've got a former sitting president who determines what documents are classified, what documents are unclassified. he is the ultimate decision maker. the fact that he might have documents, that's nothing to be doing a raid on. by the way, his people were cooperating fully with any request for information. to wait until he leaves his residence and then to do this shock and awe show up with all kinds of personnel and equipment. in one report there was a safe cracker, harris, really? this is not the way we belaifsh in -- behave in the united states of america. the department of justice, the judge that issued the warrant, these people all need to answer questions. if there was a significant national security risk, tell us what it is. o

they included all kinds of things that hillary clinton was charged with. she was not subjected to a search warrant, thus the double standard. i want to make a sharp distinction between what the judge did and should have done. i agree we should have narrowed the search warrant and asked more question. there was probable cause, but there was not enough urgency before the attorney general to violate the standards of the justice department, particularly against a future presidential candidate who is running against the president who appointed the attorney general. in that situation you have to be extra careful to make sure that justice is not only done, but it is seen to be done. this does not satisfy that standard. >> gentlemen, you are getting to the heart of the knob. we have to move on. i want to thank the three of you. when i was the chairman of the oversight committee and i issued subpoenas and hillary clinton took a bleach bit and destroyed documents, when we issued subpoenas on the irs for documents on political targeting and they destroyed documents,

you had him attacking hillary clinton over her emails. he strengthened penalties or misuse of classified information. he should have known you can't just store government documents at a resort. >> i mean, you should have known. and he didn't know, apparently, or maybe he did. we don't know. regardless of how you slice it, it's either gross negligence, or it is intentional recovery of these classified documents in the storage, and a place that is not actually secure. and i can only imagine that hillary clinton, sitting somewhere in her home, stroking her hair right now and laughing. because this is absolutely hysterical, that the person who is crying to lock her up because she mishandled sensitive information on her private emails is now sitting with a cache of a massive cash of documents that are free incredibly sensitive, and potentially, exposed some criminal liability. >> the cat image, i gotta tell, you it's gonna stay with me, melissa. we know that what she is doing is tweeting out, but her a males, you know, sort of sending people t

hillary clinton and jeffrey epstein have in common? they were all democrats and apparently that got them immune from this kind of treatment at the hands of law enforcement. however, people are looking at the situation with donald trump and saying this could indeed be politically motivated. people are recalling the recent letter from senator grassley regarding the f b i and how the f b i disregarded the revelations of hunter biden's laptop, even though they turned out to be credible concerns that i have raised for many years about political considerations infecting the decision. making process at the justice department and f b i. if these allegations are true and accurate, the justice department and f, b i r, and have been institutionally corrupted to their very core to the point in which the united states congress and the american people will have no confidence in the equal application of the law. while there is questions being raised, it appears that this was politically motivated that we're hearing from donald trump, who says that th

unless hillary clinton and jim comey do life sentences for what they did, right? how many violations of the espionage did they commit? they don't have the protections of a former president. then you know what is goiing going on here, gain, they go at it. i'll be right back. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art. we recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so you can still count on those safety features. all right, we're all finished. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: thank you. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ mark: welcome back america. we're with our friend newt gingrich, newt ging

hillary clinton has decided to enter the fray. she kept emails on a private server at home but was never rated for that. she is now gloating on that and she's going to sell march that reads "but her emails" to mark the occasion. what do you make of this? >> it's consistent with her mockery of the rule of law. remember when she joked about wiping with a cloth when they talked about deleting emails paid this person on the other hand isn't president because of her emails. and she's also out there in many ways helpfully reminding americans that she is the beneficiary of the same type of corruption that led to the fbi rating trump. remember, she worked with the fbi, her campaign did to target trump in 2016. >> will: we will see exactly. to take the lighter side, we will see exactly how many hats she can move with "but her emails" in the economy. thanks so much, it's always great to hear from you. >> thank you, well. >> will: shocking new details emerging about the fbi raid on donald trump. it turns out the person who signed off on the