amy comey barrett rapid confirmation and taking the justices seat in the court. a year that was totally encapsulated by the covid pandemic. 2020 elections, all of the headlines. what i tried to do was really just channel the court in real time. i wrote every chapter, each chapter is a month. so, what happened during that month, it is an honest account. i did not go back at the end and kind of airbrush any think that i may have gotten wrong when i wrote about a case that was argued in november and it was decided in june and the decision did not quite track my perception of the argument. well, that is life. they can see that and say she really nailed it or she missed it. because, to airbrush it out, it would have been a smoother side. but it would have taken all of the fun out of it. just to my eyes as a decades long court watcher. i spent my professional life. it kind of is what it is and i think it tells quite a meaty tail. >> thank you for that. mainly going to be asking about the substance of the book, but i will also be asking you about the writing. this was q

here's what james comey said. watch. >> i'm about to talk to him about allegations that he was involved with prostitutes in moscow and the russians taped it and have leverage over it. the president's answer was to confirm it had no impact on the election. the conversation to my surprise moved into a p.r. conversation about how the trump team would position this. >> martha: andy, your thoughts. >> i think what is clear, martha is that durham is operating on a theory that the trump russia collusion narrative was really a concoction of the clinton campaign. they on the juried it up. it's not just that the sources are connected to the clinton world. the clinton campaign retained people to do this dossier and then they pushed it out to the media and to the government. in no since were they pushing on open doors. they were predisposed to think that trump was a bad guy. but it gave the clinton people the opportunity to argue to the electorate that trump was a puppet of putin and that there was such strong indication of t

for a long time comey was a daily nightmare for you and what happened in 2016 you argue should be comey's burden to bear not yours. but do you believe that saga did change the outcome of the 2016 race? >> first of all, jake, thank you for mentioning a chapter in my book. i do have an entire chapter called "elephant in the room." it is something i lived with for a long time, the trauma, the shock, the challenges of having to deal with that moment. and all the years leading up to that. but i -- do i think that one thing changed the course of the election? no. do i think it was a factor in her loss? i do. i think it is now documented fact that it did. that was an extremely hard moment and decision for me to have to deal with in the aftermath of the election. i write about it extensively in my book. >> the book is not just about that obviously but your whole life. a memoir. >> right. >> there are a lot of details about your childhood and parents i did not know. you write extensively about being raised muslim, spending your years in saudi arabia where most women even now cover heads and faces

. >> and is, it's the moment that really james comey who likes to go around being superman when really the s is a shame. remember he had a very-- i don't want to say a lackey attorney general that who basically passed off the information. attorney general lynch said because of her meetings with bill clinton on the tarmac and other issues that she pulled herself away and said i will accept whatever jim called me tells me and james comey said no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute pics she went along with it, but all at the same time you had in the background the peter struct, andy mccabe who were forcing the issue and this is where it all started. maria: i want to get your take on whether any of those big fish could be facing a take down from john durham and i also want your take on the senate race with george or former football legend herschel walker in the lead we will take a break and come back with both of those things. stay with us with doug collins. reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless o

that was sent to comey and peter strzok and neither did a thing with it. this was before they got the first warrant. >> martha: a lot of questions about their motivation and whether they wanted to dig any further. digging into things is the job of the fbi. that's their job. we have a lot more to talk to you about. we will do that in a moment. moments ago speaker pelosi insisting we are preceding with legislation. senator graham will talk about the democrat's push post-election to get this jammed through. they may start to do it in the next 24 hours. that's next. homeowners. veteran newday's refi rate is the lowest in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. one call can save you thousands every year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, wh

let's go to comey first. >> okay. >> stephen: okay, so to remind people, you were integral -- you were part of the story of reopening the investigation against hillary because it was your former husband's laptop that had been uncovered and had been searched and found e-mails from you and secretary clinton on his laptop that comey said, oh, i've got to look into this before i say this is a really closed investigation. what is that moment like when you know that this potentially damaging news is coming out and that want you are, through no fault of your own, at the heart of that story? >> well, that i write about in great detail in the book and, in that moment, it felt like such a weight on my shoulders that i felt that it was selfsh to feel anything. i was in such shock and so -- you know, you immediately go into problem solving. but i don't think i had any feelings. i think i numbed myself and juse mission. i mean, those last days leading up to november 8th, as i write in great detail in the book, i had all these other things going on, i had all kinds of investigations going on. i said

oh, james comey wasn't involved and peter strzok was involved, they may have had an agenda after all. [inaudible] elizabeth: why did robert mueller, white and the fbi, why did those guys go after hillary clinton and her campaign for what they were doing here and cooking up a lot of fake information that own sources said was embellishment, speculation set of her beers and just. why didn't they go after them? >> six words for they wanted her to win yes that is six words. and that is where we are. look what happened james comey goes on the about the head of the cia he is on msnbc all talk about how horrible trump is they are the ones in the charge at the time. it's terrifying the intelligence powers were politicized potential in this way. thank you joe concha. still to hour house speaker nancy pelosi blame for the disintegration of the party. her iron fist to control for stopping the rise of fresh and democrats of fresh ideas, moderates have threatened her power were pushed aside. also giving agency to far left activist doing things like socking democrat centers like joe manchin right up

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in january 2017 it was james comey john brennan who briefed the president on the dossier in an effort to get that out. that is it. and they destroyed everyone not only to destroy president trump blossom and in general michael flynn and who is the only no working with and who wish you close to the national security council? and another that hr mcmaster who then replaced michelson at the national security advisor. steve: she does all this and then she and that in the white house. >> and what we have seen very hopefully starting to put the pieces together and the shape of the plot. it's not really the accountability. will there be more indictments or senior people in relation to this? >> i certainly hope so. as an honorable man and will do the honorable thing. at least i hope so. this is about a bureaucracy protecting itself. that the people within the bureaucracy say we are protecting these institutions. we cannot charge someone like james comey or james clapper who leaks information to the media because we are charging the institution that these people know that they are infected they

where are the indictment for james comey james comey, mccabe and the world with report who referred them to some of the same republicans, conservatives, names you know that got arrested and charged with an even convicted on, peter strzok, lisa page, the deep state cabal and their role what was the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in history. remember back in 2012 when eric holder, he was held in contempt and why didn't the doj indict him? what about former irs learner. she was held in contempt and never charge but we charge steve bannon? according to multiple reports, bannon is the first person to be indicted for contempt of congress since 1983. of course, you are a conservative and you get five years for jaywalking. if you are a democrat, you pretty much can commit any crime and not held accountable for anything. now we know there is one standard for democrats and one standard for the rest of us. here with devin nunes and along with former state department spokeswoman morgan ortagus. morgan, you get a scale of 100 out of 1 to 10 taking down adam schiff, they finally did. >> wel

. >> but former fbi inspect or james comey had written that you had offered to brief the president on the steele dossier. in hindsight, given what we know now, was that a mistake? >> no, i don't believe so, and the reason i felt strongly at the time that the president-elect trump should be informed about the dossier was the mere fact that it was out there, and i felt we had -- as an intelligence community had a duty to warn him of its existence. it was only a question of time before it came out. that turned out to be present, because on january 5, sure enough it came out among the media. the other reason i felt, as did jim comey, i believe, that the president-elect needed to be briefed about the dossier was an illustration, potentially, of what the russians do to generate compromise, or compromising information. whether or not the information itself was valid or not is a secondary consideration. to answer your question, if i had it to do over again, i would still do what we did. >> all right, james clapper, thanks for coming on the show. >> thanks, pamela. >>> well, a lot of republica

it took a lot of therapy for me to get to the other side. >> have you talked to jim comey since? >> i have never had a conversation with him, no. >> his sort of accounting and i think his wife views a lot of it the same way you do. but thought if this came after, he would have no credibility. donald trump think they had any credibility anyway. does that change or alter any of how you view him? >> you're telling me something actually, i was not aware of. i've had no, you know, interaction or even middle person communique. i actually haven't said this and i didn't end up putting it in the book, i do suggest in the book, after the election, i had to go in and answer more questions and i sat at that table and i just fell apart. i mean, they had to stop the interview. i just, it was all i wanted to say and in that particular instance, these very kind fbi agents are sitting across the table and i just, you know, the question of why, why, why and i physically collapsed. no one's ever shared that story. they've, you know, they've -- i've appreciated they've honored that privacy. i couldn

for comey he is feeling expensive prices in his day to day work as an uber driver. >> i used to put a day for my whole day work and now i am putting 115, 120 and sometimes i can only do a half day because i can't afford it. >> reporter: high prices driving many to costco gas stations. >> it's cheaper, like 20, 30 cents cheaper than other gas stations. >> that makes a difference. >> oh yeah. i always do the premium one and so it adds up. >> reporter: take a look at the average gas prices. in california it is $4.65 but it's more in the bay area. in san francisco it is $4.85, oakland $4.77 and san jose $4.78. >> i came from alabama actually. when we moved here, it doubled the price. >> reporter: the prices come as we approach the holidays. aaa expects a 13% rise from last year and gas prices may not affect people's decision to travel. >> it will be messy with 53 million traveling, most by careen with high gas prices the pain in the pump is not necessarily translated into people not going. it is going to happen. people are going to travel. >> how long could the surging gas prices stick ar

. >> and is also telling how dangerous it could be but it's inflaming in trying comey. you know, so hate raleigh on us to go against, you committee carl chan is president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> he first alerted the business owners about the anti-asian slurs written on their walls and says the owners who didn't want to speak on camera called police to hate. >> we still ongoing this is actually pretty much pandemic. and we must find ways. and hopefully some positive to stop is typical for hate not only against our company but again, chance been an ongoing active voice for this community, especially since anti-asian attacks increased during the pandemic. you know, most of only to ship with home washington 2020. >> you know, when to shun the rhetoric, you know, talking about chilly the asian community, especially the pandemic. >> and then all to people in. and many people, especially it with a tent, not me of basically some people also being too just because of the rhetoric. i think it's important for us to it's going nation stand. let's just under

this is three for my producers and this is the moment james comey made an announcement. >> breaking news tonight, a bombshell from the fbi director 11 days until the election. newly discovered emails related to the hillary clinton private server case found during a sext allegations against anthony weiner. donald trump seizing on a stunning turn of events. >> you write about your feelings in that moment toward anthony weiner but also toward jim comey. talk about that. >> well, in that moment what i felt and as i recounted in the book i walk into this restroom and it felt selfish to feel for myself. it was -- i was so shocked. i had thought i, you know, controlled the situation. i thought i figured this out. i tried to help anthony in best way as i could even though i was not capable and was not successful doing that. you know, to me, i just didn't understand why nobody had reached out to make this earth shattering revelation, 11 days before the election an unprecedented move. it's not something i'm saying. i mean, others have said in the history the past 70 years, no fbi director had done

. >> one of the reasons i truly admire statistics is something that my mentor comey faculty at williams college told me years ago, and he said if you can sit back and imagine is it possible to imagine a 10-year-old chess prodigy or musical composer. i've heard of those things. what about a 10-year-old math prodigy. he says yes have you heard of a 10-year-old art critic. there's not a 10-year-old like i struggled with the current modern -- you need to be human and kind of have lived to understand that. i think one of the things i a respect about your work at least for this book is that it honors that complexity going on. at the first sentence you said not about counting, but you said the word carefully. of the notion of what it means to be human when you have to do that because we kind of get tripped up in our own humanity. and i think the entire book has basically these rules of how to do this carefully. i love the fact for both of you how accessible both of these are. your book is about these individuals and your first rule not only does it open with the vampire strikes back which is o

the richmond sandra fell comey traveling out of richmond across towards sandra fell, a little under 9 still pretty quiet and the golden gate bridge about 20 heading from the north bay. >> to reach the tolls. all right. well, a woman shot dead inside of a car on 80 near the bay bridge toll plaza with 2 children in the back seat of that car. the latest on the investigation into her death as well as a new proposal to try and in the rampant gun violence we've been seeing here in oakland. >> it happened shortly after 9 thursday morning. authorities say the woman was sitting in the passenger seat of a road and gray suv. you see being carried away there now a man was driving and 2 children. we're in the back seat and the man and the children were not injured. now the shooting shut down several lanes for hours while investigators search the scene for any evidence. as of this morning, there's no new information. >> on a possible suspect. well, in the east bay, a man was shot several times at the will shopping center in hercules some businesses in the area were also hit by gunfire. kron four's.

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the richmond sandra fell comey. as you travel out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes. traffic starts to move along. there. the golden gate bridge not seen any major fall slow you down or stifle visibility about 20 minutes from the north bay into the city. look, there's a new effort to make high traffic areas in san francisco. safer. these ambassadors are soon going to be walking city streets dressed in bright clothing and they're going to answer questions provide directions it off or any other assistance you might need san francisco. mayor london breed says she hopes these ambassadors or help make people feel more welcome. some of the folks who are here that are out on the streets that enjoy this work and what they're doing. >> and that want to help people. because that's going to make all the difference in everyone's experience. 50 ambassadors are going to be deployed in key downtown locations such as union square. >> chinatown, fisherman's wharf. they're going to be on to the daily from 08:00am to 08:00pm. the san francisco unified school district is facing a 125 mil

director james comey to reopen the investigation into clinton's e-mails in the final days of the 2016 election. so at the end of the day, do you think it cost hillary clinton the election? >> i don't now. but i did for a long time. let me tell you who did not blame me, hillary clinton. never once. >> o'donnell: well, huma abedin is still hillary clinton's chief of staff but is looking for what's next. as for her marriage, she is in the process of finalizing her divorce from anthony weiner. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," alec baldwin speaks out as we learn about more accidental gunfire on the set of the western movie. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. i brought in ensure max protein

also get a look at the richmond sandra fell comey traveling at a richmond a little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge about 20 traveling into the city. well, state and federal leaders are taking action to keep goods moving to california ports while the global supply chain issue pushes on governor gavin newsom announced the state is going to issue temporary permits to allow trucks to carry more cargo. newsome says administration is working on identifying property to temporarily store containers to speed up the unloading process. well, that might. >> not pose an immediate relief on the retail front. it will have a substantial benefit on industrial and manufacturing cargo containers that will make their way into the ports of long beach and l a. >> the federal infrastructure bill. president biden recently signed dedicate 17 billion dollars to revamping ports across the united states. in national news, jurors in the conrad house trial went home for second night without reaching a verdict. the people outside the courthouse are making their voices heard. rittenhouse supporters and pro

prosecutors including, by the way, maureen, coney, who is the daughter a former f b, i director james comey, she's among the federal prosecutors on the team. they maintain that melts maxwell essentially help recruit and groom young women some as young as the 14 years of age to essentially perform sexual acts and massages, that kind of thing on disgraced and now deceased finance. here jeffrey epstein while also according to a number of the alleged victims in the case providing them tab seeing circle of wealthy and powerful friends among the names that had come out of prince andrew, the duke of your car, former new mexico governor, bill richard, also famous side defense attorney allan gershwin, all of whom have denied the allegations leveled against them. the alleged victims and other witnesses will reportedly testify under pseudonyms, but their identities will be revealed to the jury's. now, maxwell has pled not guilty to the charges against her arguing along with her defense team that she's essentially being scapegoat it. and that she was being used as a pond by geoffrey epstein. epstein wa

no one can do that with the irs he admitted it was a lie and james comey 240 times under i can't remember and what would the two central foundations robert mueller was asked directly under oath what was your position? why did you spend $40 million in 22 months. where did all of these bureaucrats we were just talking about the conservative support. i'm kind of being animated because the 1983 i didn't know that the committee owns your reasons whether you grew them or not to so the price was below the cost of production, so about ten of us were flat broke and said we are not going to have them stemmed and sold by sun may do so we get this letter that says the committee has owned them since 1937. we've confiscated as to keep the domestic price and food for peace program so you didn't even own that and i can go into marking with oranges but what we've done is create all these people and there's no citizenry dress he seemed to hate high-interest sand regulators, so at least it was something in the right direction. >> if you read his book one of the things i learned from it is we know the left h

james comey 245 times, i can't remember. what was the foundation of the whole russian collusion hoax. a steel dossier and gps. what is your opinion of those? he said i don't even know what they are. i don't know. i thought, if you don't know, why did you spend $40 million in 22 months. it is almost an insult. how do we readdress that. who gave them such power. we are just talking about the people that the conservative support. the base of support of the military, fbi, cia. it is not the hhs. which we could go on and on. i am kind of getting animated. in 1983, the price of raisins collapse. i mentioned it in the book. i did not know the committee owns your raisins whether you grew them are not. the price was below the cost of production. about 10 of us were flat broke and said we would not send our raisins to be cleaned and sold by son made. we get this letter saying you do not own the raisins. i called the guy up and i said, are you serious? he said yes. if you hold them back we will comment confiscate 84% of them as our res

i director james comey, she's among the federal prosecutors on the team. they maintain that melts maxwell essentially help recruit and groom young women some as young as the 14 years of age to essentially perform sexual acts and massages, that kind of thing on disgraced and now deceased financier, jeffrey epstein, while also according to a number of the victims of via ledger victims, in the case providing them tab seeing circle of wealthy and powerful friends among the names that had come out as we reported quite extensively. prince andrew, the duke of your car, former new mexico governor, bill richard, also famous side defense attorney allen dirty with all of whom have denied the allegations leveled against them. the alleged victims, several of whom are here today at the court house, and other witnesses will reportedly testify under pseudonyms, but their identities will be revealed to the jury's. however, over the several years of this, the identity of those victims have come forward. we do know some of the most prominent ones, virginia roberts, frey monk

. >> if you look at one of the memos from comey written in february of 2017, he effectively said that large portions of the steele dossier have been corroborated. >> it's been corroborated. >> there are parts of the dossier that have been proven out. >> oh, poor thing. it's clear the left is losing so they have to fight dirty, target, instill fear, if anybody fights back, use political and media power to destroy them. i forgive people like gosar for posting stupid memes, they're new at the game. it's a game that the democrats have been running for years. the game clock is about to run out. they're about to suffer a huge loss. maybe they can blame that on a meme. >> let's welcome tonight's guests. she's our go-to financial expert when we need money for lunch, host of buzz business, elizabeth mcdonald. he's our second favorite greg on the show tonight, actor and author of the great new book, the respondent, greg ellis. he's a handsome combat vet that makes all of his fans sweat, host of rob smith is problematic, rob smith. and just a few stores she's barred from entering, the fox news c

comey and other high level actors that pushed the russian collusion hoax for 5 years.s durham may have figured this out. who should be worried tonight? we begin tonight with democrats across the country they are still reeling from this majorr election loss on tuesday, in virginia and new jersey and across the country. even in new jersey the republican candidate jack ciattarelli is within 2 points o of the democratic governor and no one has conceded. democratic denial is worse and joe biden green new deal is in jeopardy. one person said capitol hill is an adam schiff show. some media mobsters are blaming racist americans who love white supremacy. that's hard to explain considering some of the wins on tuesday and ignoring the historic election. winsome sears was on this show last night. and others like alexandria ocasio-cortez are blaming members of their own party. why? because they are not radical enough. take a look. >> i know that virginia was a huge bummer. if anything, i think the results show the limits of trying to run a fully 100% super moderate campaign. that doesn't excite, sp

material found on her husband's laptop led fbi director james comey to reopen the investigation into clinton's emails in the final days of the 2016 election. so at the end of the day, do you think it cost hillary clinton the election? >> i don't now. but i did for a long time. let me tell you who did not blame me, hillary clinton. never once. >> huma abedin is still hillary clinton's chief of staff but is looking for what's next. as for her marriage, she is in the marriage of finalizing her divorce from anthony weiner. >>> all righ >>> a young girl from texas has boldly stepped up for tests on covid vaccines for children with weakened immunity. as cbs' janet shamlian explains, this brave little girl is paying it forward. >> reporter: at 7, juliana graves already knows her destiny. >> when i grow up, i'm going to be a princess. >> you are? >> a princess that helps a lot of other people. >> reporter: but she was born without something a princess needs for good deeds, a healthy heart. in 2014, at just 17 days old, juliana became the youngest heart transplant recipient ever at texas chil

one to mccabe the other comey or brenon -- brennan, every one leads to hillary clinton. for example right now jake sullivan, a national security adviser he was mentioned in durham's report, interesting, he spot not a target but the lawyer for hillary clinton, who was paid by dnc to get the dodgey dossier contacted sullivan when he was working for hillary clinton and campaign. pushed a lie that the trump towers was paying off of a russian bank, called alpha bank, we knew that lies started with the hillary clinton campaign and those connected to it i think what john durham will do continue to follow the leads down that road, i really hope, that he does not stop. i really hoped that the department of justice does not swipe under the rug the people they want to flow under the rug, and they expose everything and everyone, and ern is under hillary clinton. clinton. steve: we talked about names that keep coming back. last week it was fiona hill. this week jake sullivan. he just, he was i think, now you know focusing on foreign policy, he was her main poll visaed visor. >> yes.