Mediaboss Marketing

FOX Business contributor and Fox Nation host Tammy Bruce says Hillary Clinton should continue her slew of comments against people she dislikes.

Former Secretary of State and 2016Democraticpresidential nominee Hillary Clinton stood by her alleged friendship with disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein as the former filmmakers accusers gathered at a New York court forhis rape and sexual assault trial.

The former first lady was asked during an interview with The Hollywood Reporterif she regretted her lengthy association with Harvey Weinstein.

Then-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and producer Harvey Weinstein attend the TIME 100 Gala on April 24, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images for TIME)

She responded with a question of her own:

How could we have known? He raised money for me, for the Obamas, for Democrats in general, she said in the interview, published earlier this week. And that at the time was something that everybody thought made sense. And of course, if all of us had known what we know now, it would have affected our behavior.

GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE

Weinsteins New York trial surrounds allegations that he forcibly performed oral sex on a womanin his apartment in 2006 and raped a budding actress in a BigApple hotel room in 2013. More than 100 women havereportedly accused him of sexual assault or misconduct.

As the trial commenced Wednesday, a prosecutor told the court the now 67-year-old had taken calls from former President Bill Clinton while he was with one of his female accusers. Prosecutors went as far as showing a photograph of Weinstein rubbing elbows with Clinton.

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS

Weinstein has been photographed withthe Clintons in the past, and has donated thousands of dollars to the pair, including to the failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, according to OpenSecrets.org.

His trial continued Thursday morning.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Go here to read the rest:
Hillary Clinton on Harvey Weinstein: 'How could we have known?' - Fox Business

Among other revelations, a new authorized docu-series about Hillary Clinton reveals what was said behind the scenes during her 2016 run for The White House.Photo: Mandel Ngan (AFP/Getty Images)

They say that a dog who brings a bone will carry a bone.

In an upcoming docu-series, Hillary Clintons 2016 running mate, Sen. Tim Kaine reveals that Barack Hussein Obama called President Trump a fascist during a phone call.

President Obama called me last night and said: Tim, remember, this is no time to be a purist. Youve got to keep a fascist out of the White House, Kaine recalled the Forever President telling him in a clip included in the Hulu series, Hillary, according to NBC News.

Anne Holton, the Virginia senators wife, was also reportedly present during the call. Kaine added that Obama knows him and he knows that I could tend to err.

I echo that sentiment, Clinton replied, then putting her hands to her chest and saying, But thats reallythe weight of our responsibility is so huge.

For those who dont know, fascist governments have been historically known to be militaristic, and racist.

So, among his many nicknames, Obama The Oracle may be apropos four years later.

The Disney-associated streaming platform will launch the four-episode docu-serieswhich premiered Saturday at the Sundance Film FestivalMarch 6.

NBC reports that the director Nanette Burstein confirmed in an email that the Kaine clip was recorded by a camera crew hired by the Clinton campaign at an unknown date and time.

The project is the same one where Clinton was talking greasy about Sen. Bernie Sandersthe formidable political rival many believe cost her the 2016 election.

Last week, the Hollywood Reporter revealed that Clinton said that the senator from Vermont was in Congress for years. He had one senator support him. Nobody likes him. Nobody wants to work with him.

He got nothing done, she furthered. He was a career politician. Its all just baloney, and I feel so bad that people got sucked into it.

So now we know what the former secretary of State, New York senator and First Lady said about Sanders.

Only time will tell what she really had to say about Obamawho some believe cost her the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008.

Read this article:
Obama Called Trump a 'Fascist' on Phone Call During Hillary Clinton's 2016 Run for The White House - The Root

PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. Hillary Clinton couldnt have picked a more historic day to be surrounded by some of her most ardent fans on home turf.

As the House voted to impeach President Donald Trump, Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee who lost to Trump despite winning the popular vote, took the stage at Pace University, just four miles away from her home in Chappaqua.

The House voted on Wednesday to impeach Trump for alleged abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.

It is a story of abuse of power, using the office of the president to further not the nation's objectives but his own personal political objectives," Clinton said at the event moderated by singer Vanessa Williams. "The facts are not at dispute. This is not a he said-she said. This is what happened.

"It's really important to me that I do everything I can and make sure that we retire the incumbent regardless of what happens."

What's next?All eyes on the Senate after House votes to impeach Donald Trump

Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea, were at Pace to discuss their new book, The Book of Gutsy Women.

Lori Gowen Morton brought her daughters Nora, 12, and Kelly, 9, to the event to listen to the Clintons.

I find it particularly satisfying today to be in the company of strong women celebrating other strong women, she said.I want my daughters to grow up with the confidence and resilience to pursue their own big ideas and overcome challenges and failures that come along the way.

Actress and singer Vanessa Williams interviews Hillary and Chelsea Clinton at Pace University in Pleasantville Dec 18, 2019. The event was held to promote the book The Book of Gutsy Women that Hillary and Chelsea Clinton have just published.(Photo: Seth Harrison/The Journal News)

Another attendee, Frank Cosentino, said he was curious to hear Clinton's take on today's politics.

She won the popular vote by 3 million and didn't become president," he said. "And now the person that beat her is getting impeached. Its a crazy time.

Hardly anyone in American history could be more intimately familiar with impeachment than Clinton, who has had ties to three of the four presidential impeachment proceedings in American history, including that of her husband Bill Clinton.

As a young lawyer fresh out of Yale Law School in 1974, Hillary Clinton was part of a team of staffers on the House Judicial Committee tasked with writing a memo on what should be considered an impeachable offense for an American president during Richard Nixons Watergate scandal.

Clinton and others on the bipartisan team produced a 64-page memo detailing the origins of impeachment and the constitutional grounds that would be needed to impeach an American president. Nixon resigned before the impeachment vote.

Analysis: For Trump and Pelosi, impeachment will shape their legacies and their futures

In 1998, Bill Clinton became the second American president, after Andrew Johnson in 1868, to be impeached when the House approved two articles of impeachment accusing him of perjury to a grand jury and obstruction of justice. The Senate acquitted him of both charges the following January.

The latest impeachment inquiry was launched following a whistleblowers complaint that Trump pressured Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, who served on the board of a Ukrainian energy company.

Cover for "The Books of Gutsy Women" by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton(Photo: Amazon.com)

The former first lady, senator, secretary of State and the 2016 Democratic nominee for president continues to remain a dominant voice in the national political conversation.

A new online Harris Poll survey of registered Democrats released by the Center for American Political Studies at Harvard this week found that Hillary Clinton was their top choice for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination.

The book, which features more than 100 trailblazing women whose courage and resilience inspired them, includes American abolitionist Harriet Tubman; LGBTQ activist Edith Windsor; and Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate activist.

FollowSwapna Venugopal Ramaswamy on Twitter:@SwapnaVenugopal

Autoplay

Show Thumbnails

Show Captions

Read or Share this story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/12/18/trump-impeachment-hillary-clinton-calls-retire-incumbent/2695230001/

Read the rest here:
As House votes to impeach Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton pledges to help Democrats 'retire the incumbent' - USA TODAY

Former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonKrystal Ball praises Yang for calling out party on impeachment Hillary Clinton defends Dingell as 'everything that Trump is not' The Hill's Campaign Report: Buttigieg becomes top target at December debate MORE defended the late Rep. John DingellJohn DingellHillary Clinton defends Dingell as 'everything that Trump is not' The Hill's Morning Report Impeachment face-off; Dems go after Buttigieg in debate Trump's Dingell insults disrupt GOP unity amid impeachment MORE (D-Mich.) as everything that Trump is not after the president went after the former congressman at a rally this week.

Clinton tweeted that Dingell was "a true public servant and statesman in a way this president knows he can never be.

Im so proud of what @DebDingell has done to carry on John's work in Michigan and Bill and I are standing with her today, she added, referring to Rep. Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellHillary Clinton defends Dingell as 'everything that Trump is not' The Hill's 12:30 Report Presented by UANI Sparks fly at last Democratic debate of the year The Hill's Morning Report Impeachment face-off; Dems go after Buttigieg in debate MORE (D-Mich.), John Dingells widow.

.@JohnDingell was everything that Trump is nota true public servant and statesman in a way this president knows he can never be.

Im so proud of what @DebDingell has done to carry on John's work in Michigan and Bill and I are standing with her today.

The tweet comes amid backlash from members of both parties over Trump's broadside against the Dingells in their home state of Michigan this week.

Trump sparked both cheers and moans from the crowd gathered in Battle Creek, Mich., on Wednesday night after saying John Dingell, the former dean of the House, was looking up from hell after noting he lowered flags to half-staff in the wake of his death.

She calls me up. 'It's the nicest thing that's ever happened. Thank you so much. John should be so thrilled. He's looking down. He'd be so thrilled, Trump said, referring to a call he received from Debbie Dingell. 'Thank you so much, sir.'"

"I said, 'That's OK, don't worry about it.' Maybe he's looking up. I don't know, Trump said.

The attack drew rebukes from several Republicans, with lawmakers calling it inappropriate and urging the president to apologize.

Ive always looked up to John Dingell my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due, said Rep. Fred UptonFrederick (Fred) Stephen UptonHillary Clinton defends Dingell as 'everything that Trump is not' The Hill's Morning Report Impeachment face-off; Dems go after Buttigieg in debate Trump's Dingell insults disrupt GOP unity amid impeachment MORE (R-Mich.).

John Dingell, the longest-serving member of Congress, died in February at the age of 92.

Read more:
Hillary Clinton defends Dingell as 'everything that Trump is not' | TheHill - The Hill

Hillary Clinton couldnt have picked a more historic day to be surrounded by some of her most ardent fans onhome turf.

As the House voted to impeach President Donald Trump on Wednesday, Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee who lost to Trump despite winning the popular vote,took the stage at Pace University, just four miles away from her home in Chappaqua.

The House voted on Wednesday to impeach Trumpforalleged abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.

It is a story of abuse of power, using the office of the presidentto further not the nation's objectives but his own personal political objectives," Clinton said."The facts are not at dispute. This is not a he said, she said. This is what happened.

"It's really important to me that I do everything I can and make sure that we retire the incumbent regardless of what happens," she added.

Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea, were at Pace University in Pleasantville to discuss their new book, The Book of Gutsy Women with singer Vanessa Williams, a fellow Chappaqua resident.

Actress and singer Vanessa Williams interviews Hillary and Chelsea Clinton at Pace University in Pleasantville Dec 18, 2019. The event was held to promote the book The Book of Gutsy Women that Hillary and Chelsea Clinton have just published.(Photo: Seth Harrison/The Journal News)

POLITICS:What's next? All eyes on the Senate after House votes to impeach Trump

USA TODAY:House impeaches Donald Trump in historic vote, reshuffling U.S. politics on eve of 2020

TRUMP IMPEACHMENT:A day after a historic impeachment vote, Congress reconvenes amid impeachment uncertainty

Lori Gowen Morton,a member ofChappaqua Friends of Hill leading up to the 2016 election, came to Pace with her daughters Nora, 12, and Kelly, 9.

I find it particularly satisfying today to be in the company of strong women celebrating other strong women, shesaid.

I want my daughters to grow up with the confidence and resilience to pursue their own big ideas and overcome challenges and failures that come along the way.

Gowen Morton said she couldnt imagine a better role model for this than Hillary Clinton and the women whose stories she and Chelsea share in theirbook.

I also want them to grow up in a country that defends the ideals of our constitution, protecting our institutions from corruption, foreign interference and unchecked power.

Another attendee, Frank Cosentino, of New Rochelle, said he was curious to hear Clintons take on thenature of politics today.

She won the popular vote by 3 million and didn't become president," he said."And now the person that beat her is getting impeached. Its a crazy time.

HALLOWEEN 2019:Bill Clinton meets 'the whistleblower' in Chappaqua

CHELSEA CLINTON: Will she run for Nita Lowey's seat? Here's her answer

NITA LOWEY: U.S. rep. speaks out on 2020 presidential picks, Chelsea Clinton and Trump

Hillary Clinton speaks while she and daughter Chelsea were being interviewed by actress and singer Vanessa Williams at Pace University in Pleasantville Dec 18, 2019. The event was held to promote the book The Book of Gutsy Women that Hillary and Chelsea Clinton have just published.(Photo: Seth Harrison/The Journal News)

Hardly anyone in American history could be more intimately familiar with impeachment than Clinton, who has had ties to three of the four presidential impeachment proceedingsin American history, including that of her husband Bill Clinton.

As a young lawyer fresh out of Yale Law School in 1974, Hillary Clinton was part of a team of staffers on the House Judicial Committee tasked with writing a memo on what should be considered an impeachable offense for an American president during Richard Nixons Watergate scandal.

Clinton and others on the bipartisan team produced a 64-page memo detailing the origins of impeachment and the constitutional grounds that would be needed to impeach an American president. Nixon resigned before the impeachment vote.

Members of the audience listen as actress and singer Vanessa Williams interviews Hillary and Chelsea Clinton at Pace University in Pleasantville Dec 18, 2019. The event was held to promote the book The Book of Gutsy Women that Hillary and Chelsea Clinton have just published.(Photo: Seth Harrison/The Journal News)

In 1998, Bill Clinton became the second American president, after Andrew Johnson in 1868, to be impeached when the House approved two articles of impeachment accusing him of perjury to a grand jury and obstruction of justice. The Senate acquitted him of both charges the following January.

The impeachment inquiry was launched following a whistleblowers complaint that Trump pressured Ukraine PresidentVolodymyr Zelenskyto investigate 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and Bidens son, Hunter Biden, who served on the board of a Ukrainian energy company.

The former first lady, senator, secretary of state and the 2016 Democratic nominee for presidentcontinues to remain a dominant voice in the national political conversation.

Cover for "The Books of Gutsy Women" by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton(Photo: Amazon.com)

A newonline Harris Poll surveyof registered Democrats released by the Center for American Political Studies at Harvard earlier this week found that Hillary Clinton wastheir top choicefor the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination.

Kathleen Troy, from Danbury, Connecticut, said history would look kindly on Hillary and see just how ugly this whole scene was.

I do think the election was stolen," she said. "It's historic today. And I'm also heartbroken about where we are and knowing how much better everything would have been with her.

The book, which features more than 100 trailblazing women whose courage and resilience inspired them, includes American abolitionist Harriet Tubman, LGBTQ activist Edith Windsor and Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate activist.

Read or Share this story: https://www.lohud.com/story/news/2019/12/18/hillary-chelsea-clinton-book-pace/2667785001/

Continued here:
Hillary: 'Retire the incumbent' as House votes to impeach - Lohud