the congressman who is so close to her and there were cheers moments ago when john podesta and jake sullivan and robby mook, the top staff members came in and there were shouts of "hillary, hillary" some of the people seated are longtime clinton friends, hillary clinton friends former diplomats and women friends who have traveled with her this long route who showed up on primary nights and who keep her cheered up when times were difficult along the way. so this is a gathering of hillaryland, if you will. a lot of them go back as ann stock does to the social secretary from the east wing when she was first lady. this is a team of friends and of involved in the project of hillary clinton becoming president of the united states. bill clinton will be here, as well, savannah and matt. so you're going to hear, i think a sad, but grateful hillary clinton today thanking supporters. >> andrea, stand by for a second. we have chuck todd in the du studio. how hard a speech is this going to be? >> she's done it before after losing to barackba this one's different. i've heard that this was hard to take. sh

you see all those faces in the front row there, robby mook, you saw podesta, you saw jake sullivan, you saw so many of those, jennifer palmieri, they really worked nonstop. it's so sad, i'm sure, for her that she feels she's let them down. >> yeah. it's just so long coming to this moment. to have to do this again is just a remarkable thing that she's going to have to do. i do think that so many people last night, because the clinton campaign was so bullish about her chances, was expecting it to be this huge historic moment that would be -- that would go down in history and to pivot so quickly to a donald trump presidency, there's just so man people that are feeling whiplash this morning. >> whiplash indeed. go ahead. >> i was going to say dana and i were talking about this, that hillary clinton now twice has sort of been the person who has run for student body president, has done all her home work, put up all the posters, and these two opponents came in who were stars, celebrities, and she lost to them. and it's not because you're a woman, but you know, you think of it as the good girl

that they focus on is the clinton trusted aide, they write -- one other person they focus on is jake sullivan. you want to read that, it is in the washington times this morning. essex, maryland. third-party supporter. c-span.good morning, appreciate your show. let's ordinary people get their voice out. let me say that the banner that you guys are running is misleading. the fbi did not clear hillary clinton of anything. they simply refused to prosecute her. internet has, the been burning up with this story that the mainstream media will not touch. there is only mainstream media station that ran this story and that is one american news. they only ran at one time. i have not seen it on any other mainstream media outlet anywhere. this has to do with the 650,000 e-mails they found on that pervert wieners -- weiner's laptop p although we did not apply to hillary clinton's e-mail scandal, they found evidence that hillary clinton along with bill illegally had sex with minor children. a sex island in the virgin islands. host: we will move on, fred. fred is in huntsville, alabama. good morning. caller:

and what about them and jake sullivan who allegedly tried to hide incriminating classified documentsclinton lying. what about his alleged conspiracy to personally enrich himself by leveraging the clinton foundation. is it fair to pardon her and not all of the other people? fascinating times ahead. thank you. >> and one of the things that we have been watching, is what is happening in the stock market. and there was a lot of attention on election night. and we are seeing it hitting new record highs. it looks flat right now. and medicine is not the only way to treat illness. how the brain plays a role in healing. we'll have that in just a few minutes. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. >> looking at wall street and the dow, hitting a new record. and you can

here is what jake sullivan said, strengt strengthen bribery laws is perhaps what hillary clinton could talk about. as you know, dicey territory for hillary clinton. replying this is a jump ball. may be a message -- maybe that will work. what to you think of this? talking about government bribery dicey for her? >> look, what we've seen over the last year, and fox news has been breaking the stories consistently, whether it is north korea or the continenta the congo or other country trying to gain influence over hillary clinton while in the state department. or last couple of years as a candidate. giving enormous sums of money to the clinton foundation. that is the pay-to-play part. bill clinton has said or caught, you know we have found that they wanted to hide revenue by not taking it as income, but giving it to the foundation. whether it is north korea paying, or any other despot in the world. it is clear that the clintons will take money from anyone. and it does not matter whether they are a mass murderer or a dictator, they were open to it. it is shocking, it should shock all america

are top, top staff >> robby mook, terry mcauliffe's campaign in virginia, robby is right next to jake sullivan. robby's been on the '08 campaign and planning her run for the presidency for eight years. >> as has she. >> yes. >> we might add. so it's a moment -- and i think one the ironies, there was -- debate when donald trump said he wasn't sure if he would concede the election and there was a lot of talk about what a grateful concession looks like and the peaceful transfer of power. here it is, hillary clinton is now having to deliver that very thing. >> consider this, this may be the last major speech that we hear clinton give as sort of a head or as one of the heads of the democratic party. >> that's funny you said that. we all talked about if what kind of coverage would we give to him in the months and years ahead and so the question is what kind of profile does hillary clinton have? >> i think the democratic party has a history of this. when you lose, good-bye. that happened with dukakis and john kerry sort of recovered but happened to walter mondale and i think it's going to happen to d

talking, i should say, when the clinton campaign thought they were going to win thinking of putting jake sullivan, policy adviser in that role precisely, involved in the ema-mail stuff and a non-confirmable position. you covered the nsa. more than anything else it's about what the president gets to see in terms of facts on the ground. flynn had a reputation in his previous job what were called flynn facts. carefully picked out pieces, cherry picked pieces of information that supported his particular world view. again, you have a guy, no other way to say it, that has an islam foeb vi foeb islamophobic vuft world. he has differentiated between violent islam and the religion itself. whether or not confirmed he'll be a railing point for protest. >> call it is a political ideology rather than a religion which is something that's important to point out. i do want to talk about pompeo and how he's going to be the pick for cia director. this is someone that, you know, you've covered the hill. you know him. he came in in 2010 and you were up covering congress while he was there. so tell us a little bit ab

the loyalty, the dedication, i saw people, senior staff, they were cheering when jake sullivan and, you know, robbie mook and john podesta walked in, but the personal staff, the close staff we've been flying for all of these months with hillary clinton, their eyes were rimmed red. the secret service detail had red eyes. i don't know if it's that they've been on the plane so much that -- >> lack of sleep, right. >> but i got to tell you everyone was sobbing in that room and had been crying all night. and there's a sense she just turned 69 and there's a sense that this was her last shot and that the party will turn to a different generation. i think she knows that as well. it's not often that you get a second chance. she had hers. and the negativity was just too profound. and also one more thing, the media we on the east coast and, you know, the so-called conventional wisdom and all of that and certainly pollsters and certainly the democratic party ignored the anger of white working class people in the middle of our country and in our neighborhoods. and the people that we saw in pennsylva

saw that classified material, whether it was her daughter chelsea, whether it was huma abedin, jake sullivan, how they handled it. he does not want to face any kind of a situation where he's talking to ivanka trump, who is one of his closest advisers, and questions come up from congress, should you have been sharing that information with ivanka trump? so they're trying to tighten things up. they don't like where things have gotten in terms of story lines about these pressures. >> so david, why would the kids need security clearance? i mean, what patrick is saying is he'll be talking to them a lot about policies. is that going to be their role in the white house? >> look, it could be. these are two, in kushner and ivanka, they have been very closed ed advisers. i think they've been to the president-elect a kind of voice of reason, a reality check on him, people that he trusts very much. they've played an increasingly important role. there's nothing usual or orthodox about how trump has gone about his organization and his team of advisers. i think at this juncture, as much as there's talk abou

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