baker was involved for leaking classified information to the press. the third personal who helped comey was his former chief of staff. solomon s report notes this was not clear who recommended making the crucial change in wording but the senate will demand answers. it s about time. we said that comey and the justice department were protecting hillary clinton for laws she broke that we would be put in jail for. this offers up even more evidence. comey s original news conference never made sense. he explained how hillary clinton broke the law for 13.5 minutes but stopped short of recommending charges. look at the side of your screen. it s a list that our friend and colleague put together for us tonight showing the laws that
probably a two or three. just saying. i m not concerned about it. it does seem to be he has a lot on his plate. i think that s good that s working and not just talking. back to herran bra. ivanka is only 35. her bran has done well following this election and she has profited off of it as far as the brand name recognition globally. she is thinking not only of her father s legacy but her own. eight years down the road what does it mean to be a trump? and does she turn to politics herself. thank you both for participating in our discussion tonight. rachel abram of the new york times and beiana gold reego of this very table. coming up, hillary clinton takes responsibility while sharing responsibility, notably, for her loss to donald trump. the author of the best selling new book on the clinton campaign
this was about russia. i think a lot of the things that hillary clinton said today may be defensible on paper. it s just a matter of the tone and perhaps tone deafness of whether or not she should be the one saying them at this point. and i think you know, if she were to step back and not really talk about this i mean, what we see tonight in the tweets and what we ve seen for 103 days is a president who is still deeply insecure about the legitimacy of his electoral win. that s why the russia story gets to him like nothing else. that s why he is out there compulsively tweeting. she almost doesn t have to say, i think this was about russia. because she is the one person who could say that and sound like a sore loser of sorts when so many americans agree with her, believe it, congress has people testifying about russian interference in the election it set. you can see it every day how much this agitates the person who beat her, president trump,
this was about russia. i think a lot of the things that hillary clinton said today may be defensible on paper. it s just a matter of the tone and perhaps tone deafness of whether or not she should be the one saying them at this point. and i think you know, if she were to step back and not really talk about this i mean, what we see tonight in the tweets and what we ve seen for 103 days is a president who is still deeply insecure about the legitimacy of his electoral win. that s why the russia story gets to him like nothing else. that s why he is out there compulsively tweeting. she almost doesn t have to say, i think this was about russia. because she is the one person who could say that and sound like a sore loser of sorts when so many americans agree with her, believe it, congress has people testifying about russian interference in the election it set. you can see it every day how much this agitates the person who beat her, president trump, and how much it s sort of sidetracking his
i was the kchlt i was the person the candidate. i was the person who was on the ballot. and i am very aware of, you know, the challenges, the problems, the, you know, short falls that we had. again, i will write all this out for you. but, i will say this. i ve been in a lot of campaigns. and i m very proud of the campaign we ran. and i m very proud of the staff and the volunteers and the people who were out there day after day. there was also something else and we ll get to that in just a moment. joining us again here tonight, the coauthor of the new best seller shattered , inside hillary clinton s doomed campaign. amy parns. and of course eli stokels of the wall street journal still with us. as i was saying, there was something else. and it had to do with the access hollywood video and the timing and the impact on clinton campaign. we ll play this and then we ll talk about it on the other side. and ask yourself this. within an hour or two of the hollywood access tape being ma