. >> president adams: okay. do we have any questions before we go into public comment? okay. we are going to go into public comment. anybody want to make public comment on any legacy businesses? come on up. >> dottu, we're still very proud of you and your accomplishments, and we love you very much, and we hope that we can be the next generation to continue your business. tell you you love him. >> i love you, dottu. >> president adams: next speaker. mayor agnes, come on up. >> is it my turn? i like this commission. >> president adams: we like you. >> well, good evening and thank you very much for the opportunity to speak to you in a very timely fashion. let me start a little personal. i'm 82 years old. people ask me now, what are you doing with yourself? what are you doing since you left the mayor's office, and my answer is a very respectful one. it is anything that i want to because i'm not running for anything, i'm not looking for anything, and so when i come to an event at 5:30 in city hall, and i've just left

right adam? >> and now adam schiff goes undercover at a local high school. >> whoa, hey bro. >> can i help you. >> i am new here. >> new here, how old are you. >> i just got my license. >> you want to score some grass? >> grass? >> what he tried to do so me some weed old man? >> return to sell me weed? >> guptagotcha. greg: unfortunately for adam, not even mitt romney could help it. everyone knew there were not enough votes to convict. the only way out of this hell pretending he was a hero. >> this is a profile encourage and still room for mavericks here in washington. >> fl historic indeed. it will cement semina senator rs legacy. >> romney seem to be reaching for john mccain. >> he is now the president of the republican resistance to donald trump. >> enjoy the praise while at last, and two weeks ago back to hating you. and you have to find someone to commiserate with, someone who understands rejection, right adam? >> and now adam schiff to face times joe biden. >> hunter, is that you? >> adam s

adam: yeah. and if so a commercial benefit, the right for creating a competing product it would seem , at least within his stake which is copying a small fraction of an article when teaching my class. if i immediately find something that i think is relevant and -- and vicinity decided to incorporate this permanently into my teaching materials. it just came out recently. i might take a paragraph and put it there. i'm not competing but if i continue to use it, i would have to get a license. anything remarkable that happened in the trial that the audience should be made aware of? anderms of the facts foundations happening at the supreme court? tim: yes, there was lots of evidence that was excluded by the judge in the trial. you know, the -- the -- kind of the big things were that they excluded evidence that android supersedes java in the markets that java occupied before, right? and so this kind of goes to the arguments that google has made of interoperatability, and it kind of goes to the point tha

and i think what adam schiff was saying, okay, think about four more years in november 2020. and what precedent this sets. justice william douglas famously said, as nightfall does not come at once, neither does suppression. in both instances,t's a tha twilight and a concern for americans in this moment. what is going to happen to american democracy if we create the office of impeachment. >> so those republican senators who voted for witnesses and then the additional republicans that we know that have publicly already called the president's behavior inappropriate or wrong but say it is not enough to remove them, you saw adam schiff, like a good lawyer tries to do, seem to appeal to them. he said, the president's defenses, he's as guilty as sin, but let the voters clean up this mess. and adam schiff said, can we be confident that this president will shun foreign interference in the future? you can't trust him for one minute. he will not change and you know it. >> he did say that. he did say that. and what he said -- also was -- there's a 100% chance. a 100% odd he will continue

you have the whistleblower who goes work for adam schiff and a whistleblower who works with adam schiff's team to file this whistleblower complaint. all as it's going down, john bolton is struggling with the president, eventually gets fired, then the whole thing gets public as far as the whistleblower goes. and we haven't gone the to the nsc and joan bolton's book and how it got leaked. when adam schiff says stuff like this you need to take it with a grain of salt. >> the president withheld aid to ukraine to help him cheat in the election. what is note okay is to withhold foreign aid to cheept in an election. he's still trying to cheat in the next election. trish: remember where this is all coming from, right? this is adam schiff. when you talk about who is trying to cheat. that's who it is. the nsc oddly -- think about the fact they are they were around all of this from the beginning. comey, mueller, the doj. they were unsuccessful. perhaps the nsc with john bolton's help thought it could reverse the will of the american voters. voters many believe were just so dumb they would vote for p

how do we handle adam schiff and others like him? >> we have to have the administration cooperate with congressional oversight, cooperation with the senate, nancy pelosi, and the top republican in the house, the house intelligence committee has to be cut off. it is endangering national security that the taxpayer is paying at great expense. i would punish the committee by not cooperating with committee travel. we spent millions of dollars a year for intelligence tourism. in small air force jets for shopping trips. i don't think adam schiff is abusing this committee for political purposes. heather: you outline all of this in an op-ed on foxnews.com. what would be your final word on it? >> you have to have accountability. not only billions of dollars spent to collect intelligence, lives are put at risk. to protect freedom and security. when we set up intelligence agencies after world war ii there was concern they could be used to spy on the american people, no one thought they could influence the outcome of an election and that is what

but adam schiff wants you to believe it is gospel. >> you will recall mr. cipollone suggesting the house managers were concealing facts from this body. you set all the facts could come out. well, there is a new fact which indicates that mr. cipollone was among those in the loop here just as we predicted, and it didn't require any act of clairvoyance, the facts will come out. >> laura: never mind that the already issued a blanket statement saying the media never happened. so schiff will do anything to keep this hustle alive. what else does he have? even if it means tarnishing the reputations of good men like pat cipollone. schiff knows he is lost and he knows that he and all the democrats are grasping at any claim no matter how tenuous the string to fake impeachment and keep it going, keep it going, keep going. chuck schumer is already refusing to accept the results of the next election unless of course something happens between now and wednesday and trump has just removed from office. >> if this president is interfering in the election, elections may not ha

"there's adam schiff." i'm like, i guess he was talking about me. [ laughter ] but it's mostly good. in fact, i was in new york visiting my daughter and we were walking down the street and i'm wearing blue jeans and a canvas jacket and sunglasses and i'm surprised people are stopping me, that they can even recognize me. my daughter's getting annoyed because -- >> jimmy: how old's your daughter? >> she's a senior in college. she's watching now. and probably even more annoyed. [ laughter ] she's getting annoyed because there's only one center of attention in the family and it's her. skrrpt i see. >> the last straw was somebody asked her to hold their beer while we took a photograph. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> and as we walked away she was like, what am i now, the beer holder? i said alexa, i'm just shocked that anybody can recognize me. and she says, you know, dad, it's the pencil neck. >> jimmy: looking at your neck, and it doesn't seem pencilly at all. in fact, i would argue that trump has a big fat orange neck.

trump has been adamant. this cannot happen to any president whether progressive democrat or another populist nationalist. you cannot have this happen. what senator graham -- we're not interested in hearing from the chief of staff of john kerry. lindsey graham, i have tremendous respect for him. he guaranteed at senate judiciary committee, we need the whistleblower. we need the number two whistleblower. we need adam schiff as a fact witness. we need hunter and joe biden, brennan, all of them. president trump ought to declassify all the reports. go back to rosenstein. the 40 subpoenas the house under devin nunes, forwarded to rod rosenstein. he ought to get those subpoenas and all those people need to be called witness. we need apparatus that is official to go about this to protect the office of the president going forward. maria: i've been so adamant about this for three years. it was not about president trump. it was about fairness. it was about being a patriot. having the top leadership of the fbi and cia p

we need adam schiff as a witness. we need, and joe biden, we need all of them. >> senator, what are your plans as you kick off this investigation? >> i don't have jurisdiction of the whistleblower. that's the intel committee. i'm going to call the people who are involved in investigating the counterintelligence investigation. twenty-one people involved that i've named, or to find out what did mccain and comey no, when do they know the dossier was on reliable but the department of justice withdrawn saying they were illegal? in january 2017, the primary russian sub source told for members of the department of justice and fbi that the dossier was a bunch of bartok and hearsay about revival. on to find out when do they understand it was not reliable? >> you are saying if they knew the dossier wasn't reliable, why did they use it to take a warrant out? four of them, four times. a term campaign member, carter page. >> i also want to know july 26, they tried to get a warrant and it was turned down. it was mccain who said the

one of the classics of course a strong adams and thomas jefferson, part of their career they were great friends, collaborators, had a falling out as they saw themselves in different political parties. and then about a dozen years before their death, adams writes a wonderful heartwarming letter to jefferson assess you and i ought not die before we explained ourselves to each other, and i always thought that was such a good statement that we could learn from today, how do we explain ourselves to one another in this political environment. >> host: you have a quote from thomas jefferson talking about adam's, in my sour death seeking for popularity and easy to a honeycomb of ambition yet weak, confused, uninformed and ignorant. where did you find that? >> the interesting thing about that quote isn't this just months after adams was elected president and jefferson elected vice president. they didn't have a very good relationship with one another. >> host: did that affect the administration? >> guest: absolutely. just imagine today we had a president and vice president for different political

adam: and the case centers around an a.p.i. for the nontech geeks in the audience or who may be watching by live stream it stands for -- >> application program interface. so what it actually means, i think -- in a technical sense is it kind of a shorthand ways to refer to and access big blocks of computer code. any of the kind of programmers in the audience, might know the various generations of software has been kind of first generation system. second generation systems, third generation systems. a.p.i. is kind of really the -- the -- referred to as the fourth generation system, where we're not actually directly programming, you know, in -- in, you know, a -- a programming language like c. but we're programming the system in big blocks of code. and so it's -- it's really an important and modern way to interact with the code. adam: all right. i'm sure we'll dig into some more details in your remarks. we're going to have a moderated back and forth between us to lay the foundation and what the case is about and policy issues and

that adam schiff lied to them as well. started with the fruit from the poisonous tree, it was a failure from the beginning. there's no better sign than seeing that they actually lost a member of their own party, moved to the republican party. that's happened in the past but not from the basis of moving from the majority to the minority. it's usually moving from the minority to the majority. so, yeah. that's a big indication of why they would lose. because they have not accomplished what they promised. they did not focus on it. and they lied to the american public. now, bernie sanders, think about what would be his cabinet? a.o.c., tlaib, omar? they are those two are backing him. they are ones who gave bernie sanders a rise in the polls. that's just another indication that this is not the democratic party we know of the past. this is a new socialist democratic party. and if those aren't my worses, that's what a.o.c. calls herself. same as bernie sanders. and that's probably where they're going to end up in the nomination. y

adam schiff and his group leaked it to the papers. as usual, they should investigate adam schiff for leaking the information. we should not be leaking information out of intelligence. they ought to investigate adam schiff. >> [indiscernible] president trump: you will have to ask the attorney general. i don't know where that stands. >> [indiscernible] >> do you believe president putin interfered to help bernie sanders? president trump: i have not been briefed to that effect, but you will have to ask bernie sanders. i think it could be that the democrats are treating bernie sanders very unfairly. and it sounds to me like a leak from adam schiff because they do not want bernie sanders to represent them. it sounds like 2016 all over again for bernie sanders. he had a great victory yesterday. we know what is happening. we can see the handwriting on the wall. they might have tried to do it with me, but i was able to catch it. it would be a terrible thing. >> you said the other day that other countries are trying to [indiscernible] and if th

that's how far his dislike for adam schiff goes. of course he was the one who took the lead role in the impeachment inquiry over the fall and so that is really the question here where the president feels like he can do things like this where he doesn't like the intelligence person was briefing lawmakers, which they're supposed to do regularly, in a classified setting. they were briefing republicans and democrats. and the president was so angry that this official share third-degree information that now joseph maguire, who was widely seen as someone who was going to get the dni job, to be nominated is now no longer going to get it. >> kaitlan, this is in from the president, tweeting thank you to our great u.s. ambassador from germany, stepping in to serve as acting dni. i will be nominating a terrific candidate very soon. >> he's only supposed to be in the job temporarily. there are talk of him only being in that job for 90 days. of course the question is really who is the president going to nominate for this job? this is a senate-con

democrat adam schiff saying the bidens should've avoided the appearance of a conflict of interest in ukraine, the debate tonight, why did adam schiff say the bidens were irrelevant during impeachment, i am elizabeth mcdonagh, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network, president trump's push putting the border swat team into sanctuary cities including chicago, new york, san francisco, los angeles and more, the president spoke to the national border control council after extending the national emergency at the border for another year. hillary vaughn has more at the white house. >> we are having technical difficulties. let's bring in the vice present who is that the meeting with the president for your reaction today? >> thank you for having me. it was actually refreshing. not that this president has not shown the support towards law enforcement before but this reassures it, when you are talking about sanctuary cities, what is it really, it is a magnet that creates criminals to go to these areas. and frankly they're going to

lou: jerry, jerry, jerry, said adam schiff. the president tweeted this. nadler ripped final argument away from schiff. thinks shifty did a terrible job. they are fighting big time. and nadler at least last night won. but hour after hour schiff has been winning with appearance on national television. the best fundraising ever during a non-presidential year. the rnc raised $241 million. in comparison the dnc raised only $9.5 million closing out the year with only $92.5 million. joining us, former reagan white house political director, ed rollins. i have to start with the mess in the senate. why in the world would the majority leader agree to run this thing through the state of the union address? >> he won. he should have shut it down tonight. there is a danger to it. you have another weekends of the co-conspirators, the "new york times" leaking more of the bolton story. they are trying to deprive the president -- lou: they will have to rewrite most of that book. >> i hope the white house locks it up for five years and no one cares. bolton goes down with the

no case. ♪ jesse: what about adam schiff? >> pencil neck adam schiff. >> what about pencil neck on the football field. >> out of bounds. [laughter] jesse: out of bounds right now. >> what about little jerry nadler? >> not great. jesse: is chuck schumer doing a good job? >> he's doing one hell of a job destroying the other party. [laughter] >> president trump will be involved with everything. >> are you a trump supporter? >> he can rise above all of thi this. i really do think if you look at our economy, security of our country, i live better today than i did. >> 2020 baby. >> chiefs or niners? >> chiefs. >> okc. - - go kansas city. >> number one we will take it. there is an offense that can't be stopped. >> i am going with jimmy and the 40 niners. >> 40 niners all the way. >> we are at the nfl experience with the football legend i will go inside here to see if i have what it takes to make the team. >> we will work at it. >> when you think about the game on sunday? the only time i have a horse in the race so i will gravitate t

david: i don't know that. >> adam, ad adam, even if was lt 40, the reason why they were lifted out of propert poverty be they moved more toward free market and capitalism, not socialism, at en of the day this is what needs to be called out iin debate. whether government or public owning significant part of the economy whether praising pa ma o or castro, they need to say, do you still believe this, if not, when did you stop believing them and why were they wrong. david: he has been pretty specific about all of programs that he wants -- we added up the programs. by the way, manhattan institute added them up, a price tag the there. 97.5 trillion what it will cost over 10 years. american wealth in 18 the same, you would take every penny of every mor american household. >> that is what he wants to do that is his dream. david: that is a transfer are property from private sector to government. >> if i were joe biden i would tell america on hold to your wallet, bernie sanders is about to pickpocket america. >> biden, he should let everyone else attack bernie, and go after bloomberg. why i? bl

. >> president adams: great. next item, please. >> clerk: general public comment. items allow public to comment on items not before the commission and to address future items. >> president adams: do we have any member of the public that would like to address the commission? seeing none, public item is called. next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> good evening, president adams, commission, small business staff. richard kurylo, office of small business manager. sfgovtv, i have a powerpoint presentation. before you today are three applications for the small business registry. the applications were reviewed by me for completion, submitted by department staff on december 18 and heard by the his torque preservation commission on january 13. there are copies on the table in the public binders. item 3-a is dianda's italian american pastry company. the business is a bakery established in 1962 in the mission district when spouses bought the italian american pastry company. note that dianda's extends

john and abigail adams moved in in november. they were going to serve for four months before thomas jefferson would assume the presidency. abigail adams said, i'm not hanging my laundry for the public to see and it's cold, so i don't need frozen laundry either. let's put it in the east room. this drawing was done for the national geographic, for one of the white house publications in the kennedy administration, and it shows abigail adams supervising the hanging of the laundry in the east room. the room remained unfinished until 1814, when the british set .ire to the house it fell to president james monroe to refurbish the room after the fire and ran out of money again. it stayed unfinished until the jackson administration. the east room's history for the first 29 years or so was empty, full of laundry, destroyed by fire, empty, for some more decades. maybe? there we go. this picture shows a print of the room in the 1850's, but what it shows is the furnishings that had survived from those other administrations, the three tables d

samuel adams proposed a different response. he said let's begin a boycott of all british goods not just tea, first we will start with massachusetts and then we will spread to other colonies. so the economic strategy let's adopt a strategy of opposing britain by refusing to buy british products. i might add, this comes from the american sense of how important they were to british markets to british overseas merchants. they weren't really as important as they thought they were but they thought that what they could do is if they boycotted all british goods including those from the east india company but also anything from britain itself they could force the british or force the merchants to then try to lobby parliament to overturn the act, not just the act but other acts. the boston committee then covertly circulated and non-consumption agreement to this effect that trying to get people out in the countryside to sign up not to buy british goods. their argument was if nobody will buy this stuff then nobody will buy the stuff once i

it was one that john adams said left everybody in the audience weeping. it was so pathetic about the terrible things that happened to boston during the boston massacre. hancock was definitely an ally of samuel adams and the committee of correspondence. he was also a smuggler but how much of that smuggling was tea, i don't know. he was well known for smuggling madeira, he was well known wine smuggler but whether he was a t smuggler or not i have to say i'm not sure. other questions? i cannot see you at all. i still can't see you. >> heart of the other commonlyu question] they didn't react to the troops as they did to the closing at the harbor. they reacted to the blockade at boston.they sent money, they sent supplies, some people in connecticut sent a herd of sheep that were driven in to boston so that people could be slaughtered and people could eat smoking. other colonies were very helpful in giving boston assistance in the blockade. it was early so much about the buildup of troops as it was assistance to boston which really needed the assistance. i migh

you have the whistleblower who goes work for adam schiff and a whistleblower who works with adam schiff's team to file this whistleblower complaint. all as it's going down, john bolton is struggling with the president, eventually gets fired, then the whole thing gets public as far as the whistleblower goes. and we haven't gone the to the nsc and joan bolton's book and how it got leaked. when adam schiff says stuff like this you need to take it with a grain of salt. >> the president withheld aid to ukraine to help him cheat in the election. what is note okay is to withhold foreign aid to cheept in an election. he's still trying to cheat in the next election. trish: remember where this is all coming from, right? this is adam schiff. when you talk about who is trying to cheat. that's who it is. the nsc oddly -- think about the fact they are they were around all of this from the beginning. comey, mueller, the doj. they were unsuccessful. perhaps the nsc with john bolton's help thought it could reverse the will of the american voters. voters many believe were just so dumb they would vote for p

you want to see one into specifically adam schiff? >> i want to see an investigation into him or his team. whoever is doing this. it's no longer just a coincidence this is happening. but with the briefings taking place that happened with his intelligence briefing. that information should be scrubbed or reduced so it is brought to an unclassified level. i can't manage being one of these intelligence briefers and wondering which person in this room is going to provide the information. trish: you don't want to provide them with the intel for fear it will get into the wrong hands and become a national security that he. brett velicovich. thank you. hunter biden baby daddy update. the vice president's deadbeat dad son wants to delay his paternity deposition until after his father's key primary. also coming up. bernie bros. remember when aoc downplayed bernie's violent supporters? >> the abuse we have been been subjected to. a real problem. i don't think he's doing enough to tamper it down. >> we have to reject hate and vitriol. >> has he do

and i think in some ways this was adam schiff's defense argument. this was his argument for why they did what they did. a few weeks ago i talked to bob barr, who have one of the lead impeachment managers in the clinton impeachment trial and i asked him, you know, you knew how this was going to go, would you have done it differently? would you have still brought the charges? he said yes. it was the principle of the thing in his mind to do. i think this is adam schiff's speech to the country and to history about why he did what he did. >> i think the house would be remembered better in this moment than a clinton moment. what has been the legacy of that? how pa ththetic that clinton pu himself in that position and what a waste of time. >> i think on the substance you're probably right. i think it's too early to say how the house is going to be remembered here. >> no, not here. i'm saying versus clinton. how can they be remembered as poorly as going after somebody for a blue dress? >> like i said on substance i think that's one thing. on the process, i

adam, are you side or do you think we are. aren't you embarrassed yet? why the democrat party, allegedly the party inclusion and openness is at this moment in time the most obstructive, non-below deductive -- be none productive group of haters can only be attributed to their kn be hate. he's only occupying space. judge jeanine: they are like a bunch of thugs gang up to destroy the president. they use impeachment to overturn the will and the election of the american people. the funny thing is, they call the * a monarch, dictator, fascist. but they accuse the president of doing what they do every day. they have the chutzpah to complain about the senate trial when they held their case in a star chamber. they say the president's claim of executive privilege is proof of his guilt. when the whole point of the executive privilege is to protect the constitution and the separations of powers. they look like fools fighting to get to the camera first trying to get as much face time as possible. watch schiff try to pull back nadler. >> any other comments the senate

no case. ♪ jesse: what about adam schiff? >> pencil neck adam schiff. >> what about pencil neck on the football field. >> out of bounds. [laughter] jesse: out of bounds right now. >> what about little jerry nadler? >> not great. jesse: is chuck schumer doing a good job? >> he's doing one hell of a job destroying the other party. [laughter] >> president trump will be involved with everything. >> are you a trump supporter? >> he can rise above all of thi this. i really do think if you look at our economy, security of our country, i live better today than i did. >> 2020 baby. >> chiefs or niners? >> chiefs. >> okc. - - go kansas city. >> number one we will take it. there is an offense that can't be stopped. >> i am going with jimmy and the 40 niners. >> 40 niners all the way. >> we are at the nfl experience with the football legend i will go inside here to see if i have what it takes to make the team. >> we will work at it. >> when you think about the game on sunday? the only time i have a horse in the race so i will gravitate t

now, here's the answer that we have -- the response from adam schiff. he writes in a tweet, nice deflection, mr. president, but your false claims fool no one. you welcomed russia's help in 2016, tried to get ukraine's help in 2019 and now you fired your intel chief for briefing congress about it. you've betrayed america. again. tru it is said that adam schiff was not the one who leaked that information. adam schiff was asked if he would help bernie sanders in the nomination. he did not say either way. but bernie sanders said unequivocally, do not interfere in american elections. fred? >> jeremy diamond from the white house, thank you so much. >>> security supervisor robert is pushing back. intelligence officials told them russians are interfering in the 2020 election in order to help president trump. today o'brien cast doubt on those reports. >> who knows what happened over at the house in the intelligence committee, but i haven't seen any evidence that russia is doing anything to attempt to get president trump reelected, and our message to the russians