albright: he is a dangerous man.i woke up this morning and heard about this business of trying to get the russians to help in terms of sanctions lifting, that totally fits into putin's campaign as well as trump's and i wonder what it is they are thinking about doing. admires that trump so an authoritarian figure like putin and would give him an a in leadership, i have said if trump were in my class, i would fail him on decision-making. charlie: do you think putin would prepare to move on the baltics? ms. albright: i think we don't know. part of the thing with the baltic states is the government. there was an incident several years ago. people were concerned. we don't know what putin's motives are. charlie: if he did, are you confident what the obama administration would do? ms. albright: we are nato members. we are obligated under article five. the question is whether you can trace where it came from. the president has made quite clear, and he did at the nato summit, in terms of our obligations. charlie: many have ob

secretary of state madeleine albright the first woman to serve as secretary of state.id so under bill clinton of course. tonight albright said no one is more qualified to shape the role of the us in the world than hillary clinton. and point to do her record as second of state herself. >> she fought terrorism. she stopped the spread of nuclear weapons. and she promoted diplomacy, defense, development and democracy. smart power in corner of the world. as -- >> albright added while some people believe donald trump would be a danger to national security if he's elected she argued he has already done damage by under mining our standing in the eyes of our allies. >> even though he's not scheduled to speak until tomorrow vice-president joe biden made an appearance today here at the wells fargo sent. the vice-president getting familiar with the stage, microphone and all the people involved in the big event. he spoke to reporters as well addressing tough questions including the leaked e-mails that seemed to show the dnc favored hillary clinton over bernie sanders. >> he didn't

i was a big fan of secretary albright's even before. but then she pulled the mother and grandmother card, and it is the right -- we also share being mothers of daughters, and now grand mothers of grandsons. it really does teach management skills. so there you go. that was a truth. so when we talk about national security today -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> well, we have a new problem to solve here, technological. when we talk about national security today, the subject matter prominently includes challenges such as isis or p pandemic disease and global shugss are not measured in tanks or long range bombers. yes, hard power matters and power certainly still matters. but power essentially includes our ideas and knowledge and discovery and understanding which is why i'm so pleased to welcome this amazing group here today. i have to say something about the university of pennsylvania because it's a place where we work hard to maximize the impact of our quest, and it's an avid quest for knowledge, discovery and understanding. it's at the heart of eve

i think this is a huge moment and something we need to celebrate and then support. >> madeleine albrightwonderful to be with you. >> ahead, why are establishment republicans so quiet about donald trump's suggestion that russia hack hillary clinton's e-mail? we'll ask ron widen from the senate intelligence committee to weigh in on the silence of his gop colleagues. first, vice president biden had the dnc crowd roaring with his own critiques of trump last night. >> this guy doesn't have a clue about the middle-class. not a clue. he has no clue about what makes america great. actually, he has no clue period. [ laughter and applause ] you got it. we left on our honeymoon in january 2012. it actually evolved into a business. from our blog to video editing... our technology has to hang tough with us. when you're going to a place without electricity, you need a long battery life. the touch, combined with the screen resolution... a mac doesn't have that. we wanted to help more people get out there and see the world. once you take that leap, that's where the magic happens. when a moment turns rom

albright, madeleine sherman,tta, wendy jake sullivan.e have a wonderful moderator as well who will introduce these panelists formally. , getting have crossed you all to pen is a true treat. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> i really resonated with madeleine albright's speech last night. [applause] >> making connections is important. i was a big fan of secretary but theneven before, she pulled the mother and grandmother card. we also share being mothers of doctors and even grandmothers of grandsons and it really does teach management skills. there you go. when we talk about national --urity today >> [indiscernible] when we talk about national security today, the subject matter prominently includes challenges such as i says or pandemic disease, global climate change and the solutions are no longer measured mainly in tanks or long-range bombers. matters. power and power certainly still matters. the power includes our ideas and understanding, which is why i'm so pleased to welcome this amazing group here today. i have to say someth

about the russian's recent actions, putin is eager to see trump win. >> well, the recent actions albright referred to are allegations that russia is behind the hack of democratic national convention e-mails to help donald trump. the e-mails released by wiki leaks, putin favored donald trump over sanders and worked on her behalf. cbs news is told they are confident the russian government is behind the e-mail scandal. the dem said maybe it is russia dealing with trump. crazy. for the record, i have zero investments in russia. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk with trump campaign chairman paul manafort about the dnc hacking and have the very latest from the democratic national convention. >>> well, one of the pen who attacked a french church was under surveillance after two failed attempts to reach syria. a prosecutor said the man was born in the normandy town. they slit the throat of a priest and recording the attacks on their phone. police killed the pair and freed the hostages. isis claimed responsibility. the attack appears to be the fourth in europe inspired by the militant

albright was the first female secretary of state.e dnc is trying to move on from the hacked e-mail scandal that forced its chairwoman to resign earlier this week. >> new details continue to emerge. u.s. intelligence agencies say they're confident the russian government was behind the theft of e-mails and documents from the democratic national committee. those agencies said they're not sure if the hacking was routine spying or an effort to sway the 2016 presidential election. wikileaks released e-mail which is appeared to show the dnc trying to undermine bernie sanders camp in favor of hillary clinton's. the head of wikileaks admitted he hoped to harm clinton's chances of winning the white house. >>> donald trump will be making a campaign stop two hours north of philadelphia. >> the republican presidential nominee will hold a town hall style forum at lackawanna college. donald trump was busy tweeting out comments during former president clinton's speech at the dnc. he said no matter how well or what he says, the phony media will expla

lauren simonetti bill clinton, meryl streep and former secretary of state madeleine albright. >> this time hillary is uniquely qualified to see the opportunities and reduce the risk we face. she is still the last dying change maker i have ever known. >> you people have made history. and you're going to make it to a tenant of the earth. >> she's been around a long time and every single year she's been into making people's lives better. >> it is a complex, around-the-clock job that demands not only a steady hand and a cool hand, but also a big heart. hillary has displayed these qualities in every job she's ever had. >> we put the biggest crack in the glass ceiling at. thanks to you and everyone has 50 heart to make this possible. this is your big to read. >> in november we will affirm the great truth of our country. when women succeed, america succeeds. >> good for you because earlier today, you nominated the real one. >> president obama and vice president joe biden will make their case for hillary clinton tonight. as i've reported philadelphia in just a couple minutes. true to supporte

joining usz former secretary madeleine albright and also donald trump said he wouldn't go after anybody in the democratic convention. you heard that, right? we'll play more when we come back. you're watching "mornin g joing" >> nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i alone can fix it. >> really? "i alone can fix it?" isn't he forgetting troops on the front lines, police officers and firefighters who run toward danger? doctors and nurses who cared for us? teachers who change lives? entrepreneurs who see possibilities in every problem? mothers who lost children to violence and are building a movement to keep other kids safe? he's forgetting every last one of us. americans don't say "i alone can fix it." we say "we'll fix it together!" we left on our honeymoon in january 2012. it actually evolved into a business. from our blog to video editing... our technology has to hang tough with us. when you're going to a place without electricity, you need a long battery life. the touch, combined with the screen resolution... a mac doesn't have that. we wanted to help more people get o

she now advocates for that and this precedes madeleine albright mark shields we started to talk aboutnd foreign policy. as were saying this is a vulnerability for her and could be a strength. i think we're going to hear the positive side from president obama's standpoint when he comes to talk to the delegates tomorrow night. >> i think we will hear from pad lynn all bright as well but i think the dilemma is this. you can see the difference in john kerry and hillary clinton. john kerry has been a convertible secretary of state because he does not have -- >> speaking of sejt of state, this is madeleine albright who was the first woman to serve as sejt of state. and obvious will a close friend and great voucher for hillary clinton. she is getting a warm welcome tonight. >> thank you, thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. [ applause ] my fellow americans. good evening. 68 years ago, during a time of grave danger, democrats gathered in philadelphia to nominate a tough, smart, and experienced presidential candidate. at the time, i was a child in europe. wh

madeleine albright will join us. stay with us. president obama highlighting the convention delivered a stinging criticism of nominee donald trump all existing hillary clinton is the only suitable candidates replace them in the the white house. secretary clinton will officially accept the nomination for president. blake irvin on the ground with the latest. good morning to you. reporter: hi, maria. good morning to you. we brought out the heavy hitters as the vice presidential nominee tim kaine spoke here. it was culminated by president obama's reached last night. he tried to pitch hillary clinton as someone who is tough, tested, smart, experienced in the room, while also trying to portray donald trump is someone who has shortchanged american workers for years. >> hillary has been in the room. she has been part of those decisions. she knows what is at stake in the decision our government makes. what is at stake for the working families, for the senior citizen of the small business owners, for the soldiers, for the veterans. does anyo

i'm waiting for that. >> we're now watching as former secreta secretary of madelyn albright.not somebody we expected to see let alone in a high profile role in this second night of the convention. >> here she is. and another first woman in that role. >> yes. >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you. thank you [ applause ] >> thank you so much. [ applause ] my fellow americans, good evening. 68 years ago during a time of grave danger, democrats gathered in philadelphia to nominate a tough smart and experienced presidential candidate. at the time, i was a child in europe where i lived in fear because my native had been taken over by communist. but within a few months, my family found refuge in america and that candidate, harry truman became my first american president. tonight we in philadelphia we nominated someone to have our truman's fighting spirit to be our next president, hillary clinton. and this fall we must do everything we can to make sure that hillary becomes our next commander in chief. because in this era with these threats, we need a leader who has the experienc

in this case, police say one shot was fired at a 28-year-old man on frankford and albright. the bullet hit the cell phone and then struck the man in the face hitting him in the lip. that man fled the scene. >>> crews got control of a blaze, the unidentified woman was rushed to a new jersey hospital. we're working to update her condition this morning. >>> 5:36. new information is calling into question beth -- breathalyzer tests an attorney said machine is using old solution. a spokesman said they asked the district attorney's office to review cases involving breathalyzers done this year. police say they will improve efficiency and reduce mistakes going forward. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers have approved a new budget now they go back to work to figure out how to fund it. it directs new money to fight the opioid crisis. legislators have to resume the session on a quest to bring up a billion dollars in revenue. >>> now to the race for president we know governor chris christie is being vetted as a potential running mate for donald trump. 72% of new jersey voters would tell the pres

>> wasn't surprised at bill clinton, surprised about mad din albright, took references to isis out.be president. bill clinton's job to be mr. hillary rodham clinton, which is very bizarre and unprecedented scenario. there to humanize her as husband and father of their daughter and someone he called his and her best friend. he was not there to talk about policy. i'm not surprised about that i am surprised about madeleine albright, and surprised isis is not more of an issue. i'm surprised democrats don't view isis with as must urgency as republicans do. that is borne out poll after poll. harris: not like the topic is falling out of the sky for no reason. last week just before the convention and this week in the midst of a convention we've had terror attacks in different countries. had munich, germany, this week you had paris where the church attack happened. sympathizer to the islamic state savages. you talk about how we go after these guys. the french have been moved so much to go after isis, going into their own mosques and raiding them and looking for sympathizers and those preachi

madeline albright, mothers of the movement.chelle obama teed it up last night when she said the next president will the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years. i think they're trying to soften her up by showing her work for children for the last 40 years. >> when we listen to that clip of president obama talking about a cartoon, i mean, i think i can safely say on the left side of the spectrum, donald trump has been made into a cartoon which, most assuredly, he is not. and, you know, let's consent that there is a degree of inevidentibilii inevitability, if you run for president, whoever you might be, of course, this is what they do. president obama and his big ears and all of this kind of stuff. this is what they do and the image that goes with it that they're one way or the other, that they're not good people or they can't be trusted or that they' they're idiots. et cetera. that cartoon splachl in tune for donald trump. it is false knowing donald trump i would say. >> i think republicans had an opportunit

also speaking last night the first woman to be secretary of the state madeline albright. >> thank you. >> she knows that safe guarding freedom and security is not like hosting a tv reality show, it is a complex around the clock job that demand not only a steady hand and a cool head but also the big heart. you are not just representing yourself, you are there for all of us. >> the reason you should elect her is that in the greatest country on earth, we have always been about tomorrow. your children and grandchildren will bless you forever if you do. god bless you, thank you. >> back out here live in the wells fargo center, after her husband's remarks clinton ended the night by addressing the crowd on that monitor. she thanked all of her supporters and she's expect to accept the nomination tomorrow but again, a lot happening today. within of the locals is speaking as well, former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. we will keep up to dayton it all. we are live inside wells fargo center in south philadelphia, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". brooke and jim back insid

madeline albright after she was badly burned in her in hell comment.agree that ladies should be nice to other ladies. i think she was really trying to humanize hillary as well and to not give a wonky speech. no one doubts she knows the de tallets. >> is it wonky to talk about a list of accomplishments. >> the most important thing right this second for hillary clinton is to not give resumes. i believe this and to a dnc crowd. it is to talk about a human being and who loves america and what we stand for. to talk about the immigrant experience and to talk about why donald trump does not represent our values. she was successful there. it wasn't the most stirring speech in the world. having hr there is meaningful and supporting ladies is always nice. >> without the threat of going to hell. >> we can get into the intersectional identity and the reason that bernie wasn't going after. >> it is too early in the morning to talk about intersectional identity. >> and judy because you were talking about the connections connections with russia. what about the connec

candidate howard dean, new york representative joe crowley and former secretary of state madeleine albright. you can hear much more of george's interview later on "good morning america." diane and kendis. >> we'll look out for that. thank you, adrienne. >>> an issue hanging over the convention is the hacking of the democratic national committee's computers. now, experts say there is growing evidence of the involvement of russian intelligence agencies in that hacking. >> they claim a smoking gun and the hacker's malware code was an ip address previously attributed to russian hackers. donald trump is denying suggestions that they're working to get him elected pointing out in a tweet he has zero investments in russia. >>> president obama and tim kaine speak tonight, which you'll see live 10:00 p.m. eastern and catch it on abc news digital, as well. >>> a massive wildfire has caused the state of emergency in los angeles county. the so-called sand fire has now burned more than 37,000 acres and destroyed at least 18 homes. it's even caused one death and despite progress fire teams say it's still

i was hired by madeleine albright in 1999 and i thought it would be a really good assignment. i would go back and forth they were in exile in london. and then september 11 happened and then and i felt like that was my place. they needed to go and they needed to set up their communication operation and so one of the most fun and ridiculous chapters just when there cannot stay on that continent it is pretty harrowing and at one point might vehicle is stoned. it was weird jessica lynch was kidnapped and she was raped. at that time i was completely second-guessing my life and i was holding a card for my son andrew and it said mime i love you because you take such good care of me. and i'm thinking i'm not going to be able to do that anymore. but i went there because i felt like it was my object patient and the things that when i got there after 13 hours it was a remarkable. in history and that chapter defines that it closed the meeting with his famous quote which he said so many times which is that he says that the americans what is it again. it is something like they will do the r

and madeleine albright. please welcome representative -- from hawaii.lease welcome representative -- from hawaii. >> my fellow democrats -- my fellow democrats, my fellow --ricans, although half oha.people have asked me could70-year-old guy become the voice for millions. with --ng seamlessly from the rust belt and environmentalists from the west, in answer lies in his aloha, his deep love for others and our mother earth. as bernie has said, the truth is when you hurt, when your children hurt, i heard. when my kids -- i hurt. hurt, i hurt. this is a movement of love, love which calls upon us to care, to care for families torn apart by , tocriminal justice system care for folks whose jobs have vanished as a destructive trade care for those barely -- atng by at women them minimum wage and those crippled to care aboutt, our environment and future about lives to care lost, lives ruined, and countries destroyed by counterproductive regime change wars. to care for our veterans who have put their lives on the line for our country, who now face unacceptable dela

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and i just want to go to the words of david albright which i think all of us should reflect on here. he is a respected nonproliferation expert, and he said these words -- we should not be paying iran for something they shouldn't be producing in the first place. that's my point, mr. speaker, so this bill is simple. it prohibits u.s. purchases, prohibits us paying iran for heavy water from their facility and thus prevents u.s. tax dollars from subsidizing this rogue regime. and i also want to thank the author, mr. pompeo, for his work. i urge all members to support this bill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. ngel: thank you, speaker. i rise in opposition to this bill, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: thank you. mr. speaker, by now everyone knows that i oppose the iran nuclear deal, but as i've said again and again and again, now that the deal is done, we need to focus on holding iran's leaders

i was hired by madeleine albright in 1999, and i thought it would be a really easy assignment, i'd go back and forth. the iraqis were in exile in london, you know, writing press be releases, talking about saddam's crimes, and then 9/11 happened, and then george bush happened, and then the inc went into baghdad, and i felt that was my place. they needed to go and needed to set up their communication operation. and so one of the most fun and ridiculous chapters of my book, just when you think we're going to stay on the african continent, is my convoy into baghdad from kuwait city. and it's pretty harrowing, and at one point our vehicle is stoned. those of you who recall iraqi history, it was where private first class jessica lynch was kid mapped -- kidnapped and she was raped. n and at that time to president ban that's point -- banda's point, i was completely second guessing my life, and i was holding a card from my son, andrew, and it said, mom, i love you because you take such good care of me x. i'm thinking, i'm not going to be able to do that anymore. but i went there because i felt

rishaad: we can see madeleine albright talking at the moment. kevin, we are out of time.se of the show. coming up, ill clinton -- bill clinton rallies democrats behind his wife. we are live from the dnc. ♪ this is trending business. we're going to be live in philadelphia and mumbai and sydney. inflation is undermining expectations for a rate cut next week. despite the currency up 5%. signsshares jumping on that the iphone is in china and other emerging markets. clinton has become the first woman formally nominated by a major political party for president in the united states. her husband is due to speak shortly. we will have that for you live from philadelphia. we have the cpi out of australia. profits out of china. we got asian equities tracking those highs. despite also the nervousness ahead of the bank of japan. there was a lot going on. there's a lot that affect sentiment here. juliet: a very busy day indeed. it is being led by japan. the nikkei is up by more than 1% half an hour ahead of its lunch break. have the yen weakening after that biggest surge due to the brex

applause] streep: madeleine albright, geraldine ferrara, eleanor roosevelt.ething in common. capacity of mind. fullness of heart. a burning passion for their cause. new paths soged that others can follow them. men and women. generation on generation. that is hillary. that is america. applause] streep: and tonight, nearly 200 years after deborah sansom fought and nearly 100 years after women got the vote, you people have made history. [cheers and applause] streep: and you are going to make history again in november because hillary clinton will be our first woman president. and she will be a great president. she will be the first in a long line of women and men who grace.ith grit and first but shee won't be the last. announcer: and now, a more perfect union. it is what our founding fathers set out to create 200 40 years ago. a union built on simple believes created equalre with a right to life, liberty, and happiness. but writing the these words was not enough. every generation would have to act on them. we would all need to be founders of this great nation. >>

[laughter] but as we all saw and heard from madeleine albright, it was worth the effort, and worth thet. [applause] sheecretary of state, worked hard to get strong sanctions against iran's nuclear program. and in what the wall street journal called a half-court shot at the buzzer, she got russia and china to support it. her team negotiated a new proposal was russia, and got republicans apart with two thirds of the senate to ratify the treaty. she flew all night long from cambodia to the middle east, to get a cease-fire that would avoid a full out shooting war between gaza and -- between hamas and israel and gaza, to protect the peace of the region. she got president obama's decision to go after osama bin laden. this isched a team -- really important today. she launched a team to fight online,inst terrorists and built a new global counterterrorism effort. [applause] we have to win this battle, in , it feels. she put climate change as the center of foreign policy. she negotiated the first agreement ever, where china and india officially committed to reduce emissions. since she had been d

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former secretary of state, madeleine albright. [applause] ♪ >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. my fellow americans, good evening. 68 years ago during a time of grave danger, democrats gathered in philadelphia to nominate a tough, smart, experienced presidential candidate. a child in, i was europe where i lived in fear because my native czechoslovakia had been taken over by communists. within a few months, my family found that age in america and harry truman became my first american president [applause] tonight, in philadelphia, we nominated someone with truman's fighting spirit to be our next president, hillary clinton. [applause] and this fall, we must do everything we can to make sure hillary becomes our next commander in chief. [applause] because in this era with this stress, we need a leader who has the arians and judgment to keep andica strong, secure, safe. i know hillary clinton will be that president because i have known her from when a 25 years, because i've seen her fight and win.\ when hillary was first

there's madeiline albright addressing the crowd. soon, in fact within the hour now, we're expecting former president bill clinton headlining don't'sheadline ing tonight's events. >>> now to a final check of the forecast. we just have to get through a few more days. >> just a couple more. tomorrow's forecast, here's what we're talking about trying to get through the hot temperatures. north bay, 100. east bay 102. south bay an average of 98. san francisco, 71 in downtown. as you see the trend, we're brought back into the upper 80s by sunday's forecast, and it stays warm throughout the next 7 to 14 days. it's summer, it's the reality of it. hang in there tomorrow. >> it's 116 in palm springs. >> that doesn't make me feel better. >> thanks for joining us. >>> tonight from philadelphia, history in the birth place of american democracy. hillary clinton shatters a barrier becoming the first woman to win the nomination of a major u.s. party, and bernie sanders makes it official in a dramatic show of solidarity. now it's bill clinton's turn,

i heard madeline albright last night saying, hey, you know what, trump and pence, these guys are hurtinguse they're taking apart our muslim allies who support us in pushing back against the terrorists. and she's right. >> is she right? >> why don't we just beat them down with air conditioners? i mean, it's unbelievable to me the lack of focus. they're not taking this seriously at all. i mean, europe is under siege from terror now, and they just didn't really want to even acknowledge about the poor priest and houses of worship. people are very worried. this isn't some place you would expect it in any way shape or form, being in normandy, so nice in france. this is very upsetting and disturbing. there should be some focus on it. if you think the american people are going to have confidence to have someone that has progressive ideas about social issues and climate change is the biggest fear -- threat facing this country, tone deaf, out of touch, not going to work. and that's why trump is leading now in the polls and got a bump and she's not getting any bump yet during this convention. they

. >> when we speak about the history of you being speaker e of the house and madelyn albright was on that stage last night. secretary of state do you think hillary clinton has done a good job of embracing what this means in terms of a potential for gender equality when it comes to president being elect ed a woma? >> hillary clinton knows that being elected the first woman speaker of the house in her case president of the united states is not just about the accomplishments of one woman. it's about what it means in the lives of all of america's women, daughters, sons, families. what it means in terms of their aspirations, dreams, what it means by her opening that door that everyone can walk through. >> mention the booing from the california delegation when leon panetta was speak iing had had do with no more wars. what was your reaction to how that was all unfolding live here on the floor? >> we have a large dynamic for the california delegation of which i'm proud to be a member that was also coming from michigan. they are right next to the california delegation. i know that because i w

but as we all saw and heard from albright it was worth the effort and worth the wait.etary of state she worked hard to get strong sanctions against iran's nuclear program and what the "wall street journal" no less called a half court shot at the buzzard. her team negotiated a new star treaty with russia to reduce nuclear weapons and re-establish inspections, she got enough republican support to get two-thirds of the senate, necessary to ratify the treaty. she flew all night long from cambodia to the middle east to get a cease fire that avoid a full out shooting war between hamas and israel and gaza to protect the peace of the region. she backed president obama's decision to go after osama bin laden. she launched a team, this is really important today -- she launched a team to fight back against terrorist online and built a new global counter terrorism effort. we've got to win this battle in the mindfield. she put climate change at the center of our foreign policy. she negotiated the first agreement ever, ever with china and india officially committed to reduce their em

former secretary of state madeleine albright right there. and the congressman theeld stories. one that got a lost reaction while on the stage, mothers of the movement. mothers who lost sons to not just police violence, by the way. gun violence. there was one mother who lost her son to gaining violence in chicago. they spoke about their meeting with hillary clinton and their relationship with hillary clinton. let's listen. >> but i am here today for my son trayvon martin who is in heaven. >> i am still jordan davis' mother. his life ended the day that he was shot and killed for playing loud music. i watched as my daughter sandra bland was lowered into the ground in a coffin. >> hillary clinton isn't afraid to say that black lives matter. she isn't afraid to sit at a table with grieving mothers and bear the full force of our anguish. she doesn't build walls around her house. >> this is about saving our children. that's why we're here, tonight, with hillary clinton. >> i said, mothers who lost sons, sons and daughters. let's bring back the panel to discuss this. ange angela, this

. >> madeiline albright discussed this tonight. let's listen. >> donald trump also has a strange admiration for dictators. saddam hussein, kim jong-un, vladamir putin. when asked about putin, donald trump said, and i quote, in terms of leadership, he's getting an "a." the truth is that a trump victory in november would be a gift to vladamir putin, and given what we've learned about the russian's recent actions, putin is eager to see trump win. and that should worry every american. >> so she's saying putin has a stake in this, and it's possible. >> look, we don't know -- there's a lot we don't know. we don't know why russia has done it. but there's been a dramatic shift of the republican's position on russia under donald trump. we know that it seems very likely the russians hacked into the dnc parties, not the republicans. >> we secure our servers. that's something we take pride in. >> and agree that we have not been able to connect those dots, but one thing that doesn't help in terms of, you know, quashing the conspiracy theories t

. >> madeline albright, we're eiteled to this. there's a lot of double standards there.ebbie wassermann -- >> have to bring this to the attention of our audience, just getting an alert from reuters. the justice department is investigating the hack of the clinton campaign operations, which is what we're essentially talking about here. the justice department is investigating. now you tell me what that means. >> means they may have been hacked. >> that's bad news for democrats, isn't it? >> the clinton campaign and the dnc are separate. there's a lot of crossovers and we have seen lives to the white house but i'm going to put it out there because i'm so honest. maybe hey got hacked, too. we westbound the justice department looking into this. >> if the clinton campaign, the lack thereof is beg investigated wonder what they'll turn up? >> i can only imagine. >> we have one thing and that's five digit inside the number of e-mails. >> going to godot it was fun. >> good news. i have something to say about this lady card thing. >> thank you very much indeed. we may now have our f

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but as we all saw and heard from madeleine albright it was worth the effort and worth the wait. a secretary of state she worked hard to get strong sanctions against iran's nuclear program and in what the wall street a half court shot at the buzzer. she got russia and canada to support. her team negotiated with russia to reduce nuclear weapons and reestablish a section, she got enough republican support to get two-thirds of the senate to vote necessary to ratify the treaty. she flew all night long from cambodia to the middle east to get a cease fire that would avoid a full outshooting war between gaza and -- between hamas and israel and gaza. to protect the people in the region. she got president obama's decision to go after osama bin laden. she launched a team, this is really important today, she launch add team to fight back against terrorists online and a new global counter terrorism effort. we've got to win this battle in the mine field. she put climate change at center of our foreign policy. she negotiated the first agreement ever for china and india official ly committed to

one thing that got me going was that when madeline albright stood up and said there is a special placehell for women who don't support other women. and that made me burn i'm not going to be bullied or voting for mrs. clinton just because she's a woman. >> donald trump paying betters are that could be result of private enterprise as opposed to government positions. trump has not had good ratings with women. 61% have an unfavorable vuf him. >> i think there is a big difference between unfavorables and whether you will vote for him. there are people in office i don't particularly like. i don't necessarily want to have a beer with them but i think they are strong leaders scl protect me and lead my country. don't necessarily have to lik someone. also there is a factor what i'm saying about the bullying and pressure on women, many women are afraid to even talk about their support for donald trump. every time i go and do a show or something, i can't tell you the hate mail and e-mails i get trying to shame me. so we have such, such ughry rhetoric going on right now. we need to change that and

at the time and madeleine albright got on the plane and they went over the speech. it was extremely closely held. acknowledgingther what you have been told or saying it would be different. it was not until that speech was delivered that i think anybody understood just the power, the newsworthiness and the fact that both the washington times and new york times acknowledged that it was her finest moment. it was the west wing setting notification whatsoever. >> that was all very frustrating. no information on the way to china. [laughter] >> there was another part. many of my colleagues said she should not go. she should not go. after all, it was just before a reelection year. there was more to be nervous about. then when the speech happened and she came back and the world was saying look at america, they were saying it was their idea that she went. his speech on to the threat of women and girls. that is a single or moment. singular moment. and your point of view, your job, what you do everyday, putting out fires, i don't even know how early in the morning, what keeps y

so i'm not so sure the feelings will be albright and puppies and rainbows at the end of this.re protective of your family, it's going to get ugly. >> do you think their friendship will survive this? >> i think it will get bruised. definitely. >> that's fair enough. don't you think? again, i think women are much more able to deal with this than us guys. >> that's why we love you, don. >> thank you, you guys have a great weekend. thanks for joining me. we'll be right back. perhaps it is time we acquire a larger dwelling. but the mortgage process has proven to be challenging. not with rocket mortgage by quicken loans. i stand corrected. (whisper) rocket for once. see star trek beyond in theatres. whoo! oh, don't worry it. they can't hear me. i'm just in your head. (announcer vo) no matter how you use your data verizon's got your back. introducing the new verizon plan. now get 30% more data. no surprise overages. and keep the data you don't use. all on america's best network. schwarzkopf presents hair in 30 minutes? our most caring color collection: keratin color with keratin-care

also speaking last night first woman to be secretary of state madeline albright, she says she's veryience as a mother and caretaker but as a leader, lets take a listen. >> she knows that safe guarding freedom, security is not like hosting a tv reality show, it is a complex around the clock job that demands not only a steady hand and a cool head, but also a big heart. you are not just representing yourself, you are there for all of us. >> the reason you should elect is that in the greatest country on earth, we have always been about tomorrow. your children and grandchildren will bless you forever if you do. god bless you. thank you. >> now, after her husband's remarks, clinton ended up by addressing the crowd on that monitor, she thanked her supporters and expected to formally accept the nomination tomorrow but today a lot happening this week as we start at breakfast and tonight another local former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is expect to speak as well. the golf drops here inside the wells fargo center at 4:30 this afternoon. the theme is working together to hey l

but as we all saw and heard from madeleine albright, it was worth the effort and worth the wait. as secretary of state, she worked hard to get strong sanctions against iran's nuclear program, and in what "the wall street journal" no less called a half court shot at the buzzer, she got russia and china to support -- her team negotiated the new s.t.a.r. treaty with russia to reduce nuclear weapons, to re-establish inspections and she got enough republican support to get two-thirds of the senate to vote necessary to ratify the treaty. she flew all night long from cambodia to the middle east to get a cease-fire that would avoid a full-out shooting war between gaza -- i mean hamas and israel and gaza, to protect the peace of the region. she backed president obama's decision to go after osama bin laden. she launched a team -- this is really important today. she launched a team to fight back against terrorists online and built a new global counterterrorism effort. we've got to win this battle in the mine field. she put climate change at the center of our foreign policy. she negotiated t

. >> i interviewed madelyn albright after this, another glass ceiling breaker, the first female secretary she was on fire about this for exactly that point. she said, he has no understanding that what -- and she happened to be there. a head of an organization that had representatives from 100 countries. so i said off the air, what are they saying to you? what are conversations like? she said, look, they are worried he -- they don't know what's going to come out of his mouth and the implications, he doesn't seem to understand what they are. you're going to hear a lot about that on the campaign trail. this whole notion that he shoots from the hip without any understanding of what the g geopolitical implications are. >> this is where mike pence really helps him. brings some grav grav it is a. >> and the disparity between their ability to have message discipline is incredibly striking. i think that's why pence really helps him. it was a smart pick. >> e he picked it up immediately. we have so much more to talk about. i want to talk about in particular the highs and the lows of this week, the

but as we all saw and heard from madeleine albright, it was worth the effort and worth the wait.s secretary of state, she worked hard to get strong sanctions against iran's nuclear program, and in what "the wall street journal" no less called a half-court shot at the buzzer, she got russia and china to support them. her team negotiated the new start treaty with russia to reduce nuclear weapons and re-establish inspections, and she got enough republican support to get two-thirds of the senate to vote necessary to ratify the treaty. she flew all night long from cambodia to the middle east to get a cease fire that would avoid a full-out shooting war between gaza -- between hamas and israel and gaza, to protect the peace of the region. she backed president obama's decision to go after osama bin laden. she launched a team -- this is really important today. she launched a team to fight back against terrorists online and built a new global counterterrorism effort. we've got to win this battle in the mine field. she put climate change at the center of our foreign policy. she negotiated t

but as we all saw and heard from madeleine albright, it was worth the effort, and worth the wait. as secretary of state, she worked hard to get strong sanctions against iran's nuclear program and in what the wall street journal no less called a half court shot at the buzzer, she got russia and china to support them. her team negotiated the treaty with russia to reduce nuclear weapons and re-establish inspections and she got enough republican support to ratify the treaty. she flew all night long from cambodia to the middle east to get a cease-fire that would avoid a full-out shooting war between hamas and israel in gaza. to protect the peace of the region. she backed president obama's decision to go after osama bin laden. she launched a team -- this is really important today. she launched a team to fight back against terrorists online, and built a new global count counterterrorism effort. we've got to win this battle in the mind field. she put climate change at the center of our foreign policy. she negotiated the first agreement ever, ever, for china and india, officially committin

madeleine albright defended the deaths of half a million kids because of the sanctions.o what can one say? and the other thing which is worth remembering, there'll now all saying they made mistakes in iraq. they made the same and even worse mistakes and libya. they are carrying on with syria. they are doing nothing to stop the saudi invasion of yemen, of the saudi occupation of bahrain. they pretend to be more humble, "we won't make the same mistakes again." well, you are making the same mistakes. amy: we want to bring another guest into this conversation, sami ramadani, iraqi born lecturer speaking to us from london as well as the well-known british pakistani author, commentator, editor of new left review, tariq ali. we are going to oxford in britain. is author of a number of influential books on --am and the west, including "western muslims and the future of islam" and "in the footsteps of the prophet: lessons from the life of mohammed." ramadan was named by time magazine as one of the most important innovators of the 21st century. professor, your response to the chilc

madeline albright. gerldine, eleanor roosevelt. these women share something in common. capacity of mind, fullness of heart, and a burning passion for their cause. they have forged new paths so that others can follow them, men and women. generation on generation. that's hillary. [ applause ] that's america. [ applause ] and tonight, more than 200 years after debora sampson fought and nearly 100 years after women got the vote, you people have made history. [ applause ] and you're going to make history again in november. [ applause ] because hillary clinton will be our first woman president. [ applause ] and she will be a great preside president, and she will be the first in a long line of women and men who serve with grit and grace. [ applause ] she'll be the first, but she won't be the last. >> this is where the program now devils into -- the program now -- can you hear me? the program devils into a modern day history. with that in mind, presidential historian and author is joining us tonight. and michael, let's take a breath and rewind, good evening, let's rewind the la