offer. i wasn t even accused of that. shannon: all right, war of words. did former president bill clinton try to try joe sestak out of running against arlen specter in the heated pennsylvania senate primary? bring in the panel. casey mcfarland, fox news national security analyst, a.b. stoddard, associate eder to of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. welcome to you all. i m going to start with you. what do you make of the situation? either sestak is lying or someone else is lying. sestak, son of naval academy graduate himself and spent a career talking about honor and not lying. i am inclined to believe him. especially when who he is talking about? former president who lied underneath and white house is guilty of the chicago style politics. my money is on sestak. shannon: all right. after the comment we heard from former president clinton yesterday saying i didn t try to get him out of the race, no one accused me of getting him out of the race. the latest r
investigation of the council office. so he admits he made that call. but he is interpreting it as he always interprets it actions in a different way. i don t see it as an assault of the president but he is a man who doesn t allow himself to be sort of attacked or accused i of the people without defending himself. i would say the one rob that remains in this is something not been picked up in the council statement that was issued a few months ago. it said that the call for the president was one event. but it says there were several attempts to reach out to sestak in june and july. look at other things he might do. well, one phone call could not have happened in june and july. there is other things that happen by the admission of the white house council office. no one has ever asked what were the offer, who made them and what came of them. shannon: casey, do you think we ll get to the bottom
saying white house wanted him out of the race. what did clinton carry to sestak? i think bill clinton always has a different definition for, you know, what is is and he is a good parser. he carried on a me sanel and offer, earnest offer. he has been good staying on the team after his wife was secretary of state and staying on the team. he carried an offer. what he did in the video in response to the question saying i didn t even try to get him out of the race, i wasn t even accused of that is saying apassed on the offer, but i wasn t pushing him. even with a wink and nod was encouraging him to stay in the race while he passed on the offer. it s a way of double-speaking but also a way politically let s admit making the story last longer and embarrassing the white house and making them answer the questions all over again. shannon: charles, a lot of
he would be contradicting an investigation of the council office. so he admits he made that call. but he is interpreting it as he always interprets it actions in a different way. i don t see it as an assault of the president but he is a man who doesn t allow himself to be sort of attacked or accused i of the people without defending himself. i would say the one rob that remains in this is something not been picked up in the council statement that was issued a few months ago. it said that the call for the president was one event. but it says there were several attempts to reach out to sestak in june and july. look at other things he might do. well, one phone call could not have happened in june and july. there is other things that happen by the admission of the white house council office. no one has ever asked what were the offer, who made them and what came of them. shannon: casey, do you think we ll get to the bottom
offer. i wasn t even accused of that. shannon: all right, war of words. did former president bill clinton try to try joe sestak out of running against arlen specter in the heated pennsylvania senate primary? bring in the panel. casey mcfarland, fox news national security analyst, a.b. stoddard, associate eder to of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. welcome to you all. i m going to start with you. what do you make of the situation? either sestak is lying or someone else is lying. sestak, son of naval academy graduate himself and spent a career talking about honor and not lying. i am inclined to believe him. especially when who he is talking about? former president who lied underneath and white house is guilty of the chicago style politics. my money is on sestak. shannon: all right. after the comment we heard from former president clinton yesterday saying i didn t try to get him out of the race, no one accused me of getting him out of the race. the latest r