you know bill clinton well. you are senior advisor to hillary clinton's super pack. watching your friends, your former bosses on stage there. what do you make of what he had to say, ari, when george w. bush said i know jeb and i'm sure secretary hillary, that's how he put it will elevate the discourse? >> well it goes back to our earlier segment when jeb bush was asked about donald trump and he didn't want to get into the issue with trump. jeb does not like to throw the elbows. jeb is much more of a policy person a serious minded governor. that's going to be an issue he will have to deal with in the campaign. as president bush said campaigns are about throwing elbows. the trick is you have to throw the right elbows in the right manner and not too tough. the american people get tired of it. they do understand there are differences between candidates. it's the articulate candidate who can do it well who can make the difference and establish who they are. >> paul what is your take on what they had to say? what is so captivating about watching these two talk is that they

i don't thing george bush has the joy for it that bill clinton does.ss of him on the campaign trail. >> for all the bipartisan niceties, they didn't keep all their competitive natures off the stage in dallas. they didn't skirmish over the middle east or economic reforms, though. let's take a listen. >> last night my granddaughter, 9 1/2 months old, for the first time when i walked in the room she said oh there's your granddad. and she turned around and pointed at me. that was worth more than anything anybody has said or done for me or paid to me or anything else. >> last time my granddaughter spoke to me in mandarin. >> it's funny what you were saying a minute ago. it does strike me with george w. bush and his mood after leaving the white house now, it's been almost eight years, is almost more of one of relief that he gets to reclaim his life. he gets to be the jokey, good natured guy again. almost like the presidency was more of a burden to him than it was to bill clinton. >> one of the reasons why these former presidents can be friends no matter what

wasn't like the country looked at president george bush and bill clinton and decided they wanted clinton instead. that truth was too much for republicans to deal with. that was too much to absorb. so then they invented a different story to tell themselves. they started telling themselves this little myth. i think it started off as a republican bedtime story to soothe them, to make them sleep better about 1992. they told themselves this story that the only reason he got elected in 1992 was there was this other guy in the race that screwed it up. george w. bush wrote in his own book he believed the only reason his dad lost the presidency that year was because of this candidacy from ross perot. he said he believed that even though he couldn't show you any evidence to prove it. dan quayle the guy who lost to the white house alongside bush in 1992, he's been pushing the myth harder than anybody. still trying to make people believe it. he wrote in "the washington post" in 2010 speaking on behalf of the bush/quayle campaign, to this day we believe perot cost the republican party the white house

bill clinton is a rare talent.re is no question that scott walker has figured out what works in his campaigns today. the question is can you apply what you have done at the state, county, and the state rep level in wisconsin to a national campaign? that is what is fascinating. can he scale up? to date, it is mixed. he has had good moments. he burst out of the gate. at the same time, he has had stumbles. heidi: what's the downside to this? why can't you be your own best strategist? jonathan: it is a double-edged sword. i write he has this line that he uses a lot, he has contrasted himself with rivals who are governors and senators. he says they governors have won and the senators are the ones who have far. he says i have fought and i have one. there is an upside to it. he has a sharp political mind. the downside, you have to play candidate and that is also a full-time job. mark: some activists say he is not able to let his staff grow. he takes up so much space that he has not built the same staff as the rubio and bu

you're very close with bill clinton. what do you make of what president clinton is saying now?come out now? what do you make of it? >> well, because now the conversation has shifted, and i just think it's a remarkable thing. it's very bill clinton. i can tell you, i'm very close to him, i love the guy, i traveled with him. he's the most open-minded grown-up i know. he really always wants to see evidence and examine basic principles. here is all of what he said and here is what happened with that bill. 1992, the year before he took office, we had terrible crime rate. 15 children every single day murdered in gun violence in america. and sensible, sound social scientists like bill bennett were predicting the '90s would be the age of the super predator. so we passed this crime bill. it put 100,000 cops on the street in community policing. so cops are engaged in their neighborhoods instead of just being some outside occupying force. it included the brady bill which kept hundreds of thousands of felons from getting their hands on guns, and it also included a lot of mandatory minimum

here is betty liu with bill clinton. tty: tell me the commitment you think will have the biggest impact. that has been made so far at cgi america. mr. clinton: diverse people have a chance to grow with our partnership. some of them that are really exciting are those who have a chance to grow. a fascinating commitment involving financial institutions putting in developmental funds to bring clean energy jobs to native americans. they are still the poorest group of americans. the native americans who live on tribal land who don't have casinos. that has gotten a chance to really blow up. there are several like that. the biggest one in terms of dollars and jobs by far is the continuation of the original $10 billion for the american federation of teachers, infrastructure. the first $5.6 billion of this commitment had been deployed and spent. they created 50,000 jobs. that's a lot of jobs. betty: what happens to the foundation's work? the great work you have done -- you mentioned many times this year is different because your wi

bill clinton will not change their mind.emocrats are always going to be behind in super pac fundraising for those reasons. i think bill clinton can help. but he can't solve the problem. phil: one of my questions -- part of this is based on a story in political oh -- in politico -- doesn't it this helps them when stories come out about how they are not going to be able to raise money? isn't that helping them raise money? these are good stories. you scare democrats into donating on some level. john: you know what happens, priorities did not raise money for all of 2011 and for most of 2012, because a lot of democrats dismissed the republicans as a clown show. but, when mitt romney became the nominee and got closer to obama, that scare democratic donors to start writing the checks. my point -- the best thing they can have is the motivation of fear. jeb bush is raising a lot of money? he could be the next president. that will cause democrats, rich liberals, to open their check books and do what they find unpalatable. phil: there

bill clinton made a comment that george w. bush tried to pass reform. bush didn't totally respond necessarily either way. they also talked a little about how they made decisions. and bill clinton talked about how he would sometimes ask his advisers if they were about to bomb a country, whether he could kill them tomorrow. that was how he put it. and george w. bush came back and said, when i was in the oval office, the circumstances were such that i had to decide decisively and make quick decisions. that's a direct quote. we obviously remember george bush for saying those things when he was in the oval office. so i think you are still seeing a very interesting combination of warmth and friendship along with some very real differences in world view. >> so michael, i think back historically to the roots of this relationship. i think back to the 2000 campaign and i can remember george w. bush running in 2000. the slogan was we'll restore honor and integrity to the white house. a clear shot at bill clinton. that was the campaign where george bush sr. came ou

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ident bill clinton.e're ing to talk about what that new economic policy is besides the fact wa are you now five years what is-- how many years. >> this will be the tenth year. >> the death year and you just had an economic forum. >> we just had the one for america which we have been having since 2011. >> what is this new economy you know you're dealing with it with the global initiative. how do we change. america hasn't adjusted its economy. >> well, i will give you an example of something are that grew out of the conversation i had with the president. i said i told him i said look and we lost to congress in 2010. and same thing happened to me. i said you need to look at what you can do to create jobs. you have got a pension fundament you have a board of trustees they have to invest in a pension fund in a way that gives you a rate of return to anticipate for the retirees what you promised. but you need some -- what you really want is something that offers you a steady return. best thing you could do to c

. >> bill clinton? what the meaning of the word "is" is. >> i thought he was a terrific speaker. >> lincoln's leadership, what exactly did he do? >> i really have no idea. >> i can't believe it. how about you guys >> i can't believe it. >> i'm going to show you a few pictures of other presidents and we'll just go bing, bing. peanut farmer. >> not helping. >> jimmy carter. >> nixon. >> not carter. i don't know. >> it's carter. >> i think it was a serious mistake. >> they said his name weird. jimmy carter. >> mr. cotter. >> are you a carter family. >> what are you looking at popeye. >> who is that? jfk. >> jfk. >> what does that stand for? >> idiot. >> who is that? >> hoover? >> dwight eisenhower. >> who are you? one of the mental patients. >> fdr. do you know what that stands for? >> franklin roosevelt. >> i honestly didn't know that. >> what is he known for. >> stlisn't there a famous builg named after him. >> if she were a president she were be babeaham lincoln. >> who is that >> taft p.m. >> taft. >>

bill clinton can help. he can't solve the problem. phil: here is my question, doesn't it this helps them when stories come out about how they are not going to be able to raise money? isn't that helping them raise money? these are good stories. you scare democrats into donating. john: you know what happens priorities did not raise money for all of 2011 and for most of 2012 because a lot of democrats dismissed the republicans as a clown show. when mitt romney became the nominee and got closer to obama, that scared donors to start writing the checks. my point is to say if they -- the best thing is the motivation of fear, jeb bush is raising a lot of money? he could be the next president. that will cause democrats, rich liberals, to open their check books. phil: there has been a shakeup a lot of top talent has come in. soft to the problem? -- solved the problem? john: our friend is in there. guy is not a fundraising machine. he can help, but not solve the problem. scott walker's people have announced their mountain will announce on july 1

and bill clinton. the history between clinton, bill clinton and george bush is more recent. don't think it will take much to scratch that. >> they were like brothers from a different father or mother same father. any way, there was a time when hillary clinton said she'd never get in to politics. bill told "time" magazine hillary told him a long time ago i will never run for office i'm too aggressive and nobody will vote for me. cornell, is that the real hillary? it is very much self recognition that she can be aggressive as a politician. is she saying i'm not electable when they were dating. >> our politics awards aggressiveness. i work for a guy named senator obama who they thought he was too aggressive. but our policies award aggressiveness. trump is awarded because he is going out on those issues that the core of his party loves in a way that jeb bush and others are holding back on. >> will that work for a woman, heidi? >> she was right on at the time she made the comments. not only is it harder but especially as an aggressive woman. >> can they be as rough and ready as a

. >> bill clinton. >> bill clinton. >> depends upon what the meaning of the word is.playing] [music stops] woman: looks like it's done. [whistle] [dance music playing] [record scratch] announcer: don't let salmonella get funky with your chicken. on average, one in 6 americans will get a foodborne illness this year. you can't see these microbes, but they might be there. so, learn the right temperature to cook each type of meat. keep your family safe at foodsafety.gov. >> waters world segment it is to our benefit to get jesse waters out of the building as much as possible for a variety of reasons i can't get into. his latest assignment, asking the folks about leadership. >> who is the greatest american president? >> abraham lincoln definitely. >> lincoln. that is a huge monument. >> get your foot off the gas. >> bill clinton. >> bill clinton. >> depends on what the meaning of the word is. >> i thought he was a terrific speaker. >> and look at his leadership. what exactly did he do? >> i can't believe it. how about you guys? >> i am going to show you a few pictures of ot

6abc.com or use the #6abcaction using social media. >> all right happening right now former president bill clinton, is addressing the naacp in center city he is giving the key note address in one of the final sessions at the convention the ceo of the naacp called clinton a humanitarian and a friend. we'll have a live report from the convention center coming up in our next half hour. >> two child welfare workers are recovering from an assault in pennsville salem county. police say that alexis plater knocked a female employee to the ground they were at the penn terrace apartments to check on the well being of children it's unclear what sparked the attack. plater is held on $25,000 bail. >>> video was released showing the moment that a notorious drug lord made his escape. this is joaquin guzman or el chapo showing how he put his shoes on and disappeared. and there is still no sign of him today. mary bruce joins us live from washington now. >> reporter: there is now a nearly $4 million reward being offered for el chapo and as the manhunt continues, we so the dramatic video of the moment that he slippe

. >> also bill clinton admits to a bill mistake. it could affect hillary's run for office -- and a key part of president obama's agenda. >>> plus controversial video of a deadly police shooting in california. it's a key test case of officer privacy versus the public's right to know. >> welcome to "politicsnation." we begin tonight with donald trump saying he filed his financial disclosure report with the federal election commission. he didn't release the actual form but he did put out a very trump-like press release. basically stating this. >> i'll show you that next time. >> yes, the release saying the s.e.c. report was, quote, not designed for a man of mr. trump's massive wealth. and i love this part. his net worth is in excess of $10 billion. that's $10 billion in all caps. and his income for the year of 2014, was $362 million. some skeptics doubted trump would actually follow through with this but he did file this form here is the headline. he will be on that debate stage in 22 days. and right now, he's number one if the polls.

during that debate with george herbert walker bush and bill clinton i noticed bill clinton deliberatelyather of george herbert walker bush press got bush early in the debate. my observation is mr. clinton was very sly. there was a smirk on his face and it was one of those gotcha moments mr. bush appeared instantly to react in a melancholy manner because of that attitude george herbert walker bush had of love toward his father and through than president bush. >> guest: interesting observation. i will have to go back and see that debate. it would not surprise me if that is what he says occurred and george h. w. bush had that response, that would not surprise me. no question with in this family there is that generational respect that one has for the other hand is very clear sense that as a future generation, you're standing on the shoulders of the previous generation and they are thankful for the heritage they have. it would not surprise me at all. i do think it becomes very difficult for the family but family members are brought into the political debate or family members are attacked or

told the audience at naacp that the crime bill that he signed, that it was a mistake for president clinton to sign that bill and to life prison tenses contained in there. let's go back to the news conference that focused mostly on iran. michael shure joins us from the white house. what due make of the president and his encouraging of the criticism of this deal? >> it seems that is all he wanted to talk about. i would qualify this as an unusual press conference. first he didn't have the questioners, then he opened it up to the floor but basically asked the press to talk to him about iran. he was there to talk about iran. he came in right away saying, hey, listen, israel can complain about this, congress can complain about this, but show me something better than this. it's a tactic that worked for him on the affordable care act. something that he's familiar talking about. in the end he said i defy to say anyone from an u.s. president 10 to 15 years down the road that this puts them in a worse position. this is a chance at getting something that he thinks is something good. he's demeanor was

and bill clinton addresses the naacp convention, and now they say that a boston police captain's son is an isis loyalist. >>> and now flooding from drenching downpours and storms that kept hitting the same areas and more rain in the forecast aas well. new jersey seems to have gotten the worst of it so far atlantic city showing cars driving through standing water and trash is floating around and people are waiting through the sidewalk that looks like a river this afternoon. the "action news" cam found water flowing into this home in absecon. lets go to karen rogers in for david murphy with the latest. >> the national weather service has flash flood warnings in effect until 12:45, for another 15 minces for laebtic and ocean and burlington counties and watch for the heavy rain, causing high tide to get the runoff there. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we have rain in the region, lets go closer and see who is hardest hit fortescue sea isle city and right along route 49 and route 40 in hammon hammonton and the heaviest is in atlantic city. and media and woodbury, and steady lig

had ross perot not run, you would have never heard of bill clinton. >> i don't know if the clintons wouldgree with that statement. but donald trump is right. he's probably not going to run as a third party kand cat. unless he wants the kind of publicity that he's been getting over the last few weeks. >> i think we still would have heard bill clinton. but that's the serious thing that trump says. he thinks he would elect the democrats if he elects a third party candidate. >> he would play a spoiler role. >> but this is an opportunity for them, definitely. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> and we'll continue as we mooif towards election day. coming up, the new york stock exchange, united airlines, the wall street journal. all of them took hits today. how worried should we be. verizon say neversettle. t-mobile agrees. never settle for verizon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to go back. the goodness that goes into making a power kale chicken caesar salad is rivaled only, by the goodness felt while eating one. panera. food as i

i notice bill clinton mention the father of george herbert walker bush early in the debate. is mr. clinton was very sly. there is a smirk on his face. mr. bush appeared in only to react in a melancholy manner because of the attitude george herbert walker bush had the love and essentially president bush. >> guest: that's an interesting observation. i will have to see the debate. it would not surprise me if that is what he says occurred and george h.w. bush had that response. that would not surprise me. there's no question in the family there is a generational respect and a very clear sense of a future generation of the bush family you are standing on the shoulders of the previous generation and they are very thankful for the heritage they have. i think it becomes very difficult for the family as it would for a lot of people that when family members are brought into the political debate were attacked or criticized its hard for them to respond because there is a strong emotional bond. i write in the book about how george w. and they were competitors different people but they did

. >> former president, bill clinton delivered the key note address for the last day of the naacp convention. he talked about crime and police and voting rights and called on people to use their voices to vote and not just in presidential election years can you hear more of president clinton's speech coming up you in the next hov hour. >>> four of the philadelphia bridges will get a price break the port authority voted to bring back a discount program that ened in 2011. john rawlins live with more. >> reporter: hi monica, think about this as a frequent flyer program for bridge users to qualify the driver has to make a minimum number of trips every month and have an easy pass. >> it's great. >> you surprised. yes, absolutely, i moved here today and i will be commuting here every day. >> henry thomas, one of an estimated 30000 commuters who could save up to $216 a year they green lighted the discount plan for the high volume easy pass users. >> for anybody who crosses the bridge 18 times in one month they will get a $18 credit there is no applications to fill out. >> for those that qualify for

this is barbaric grotesque and gruesome. >>> claim that bill clinton has had a blond mistress. that the clintons are only keeping their marriage together for a shot at the white house. our panel will react. >>> and a police officer charged with murder after shooting an unarmed man. we'll show you exactly what happened. we have the videotape. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline a 1% difference cou

president bill clinton is attending the ceremony, and was talking a short while ago. this is what he had to say. >> i would like to thank president obama for asking me to come here today, and the american delegation who are here that 20 years ago 8,000 men and boys died in a genocide here. that awful act finally stirred all the members of n.a.t.o. to support the military intervention that was clearly necessary to end the slaughter, to trigger peace talks, to put bosnia herzegovina on the way back. loved ones and total strangers from all over the world come here, and they can see that 6,000 men and boys are buried with more coming today. >> nadim barber is in srebrenica for us you are at the setting, very busy behind you, what is the atmosphere like. >> the atmosphere is calm at the like thousands of people families sitting listening to a relay of the speeches by the foreign dignitaries including bill clinton. he mentioned - he said the world is still dominated by people that want to divide people along ethnic racial hatred. where we are, the cemetery down the road fro

not asking bill clinton to go to arkansas. the contrast is george bush asking reagan to go to california. the last time a president carry california was when -- a republican president kerry california was when reagan made a last-minute trip. people used to say that is where republicans go to die and reagan said, no, that is where they go to live. reagan at the disposal of george herbert walker bush traveled extensively and made statements and i think it made a difference because in some ways, susan, as you suggested, it was almost a third term for reagan. john: we will open it up to question shortly. i have one more question. we have a mic and we will ask you to identify yourself. so get ready. i'm going to proceed chronologically to the end of the presidency. the president has to turn over the reins to the successor. it was different with reagan you are turning over the reins to your vice president, a member of the same party, but still a transition. with president clinton to the , other party. can you say about the transitio

now one of the men responsible for constructing that system, president bill clinton is apologizing. more on that ahead. >>> gangs and drugs have taken over our streets and undermined our schools. every day we read about somebody else who has literally gotten away with murder. when i signed this crime bill, we together will taking a big step toward bringing the laws of our land back into line with the values of our people. and beginning to restore the line between right and wrong. >> 1994 when president bill clinton introduced the violent crime control act. law and order and tough on crime rhetoric were center pieces for his governments and many politicians policies on crime. 20 years later there not only seems to be a change in tone, there seems to be a willingness to could not front publicly some of the massive social ills of massive incarceration. >> about one in every 35 african-american men, one in every 88 latino men is everything time right now. among white men, that number is 1 in 214. our citizen justice system isn't as smart as it should be. it is not keeping us as safe as

they know the history of the father george bush senior, and bill clinton. story between clinton bill clinton and george bush is much more recent. and i don't think it will take. to scratch that. >> they were like brothers from a different father mother. same father. >> any way, there was a time when hillary clinton said she would never get into politics. bill told "time" magazine that hillary long ago said, i'll never run for office. i'm too aggressive and nobody will ever vote for me. cornell. is that the real hillary? it is very much self-recognition. she can be very aggressive as a politician. was she saying she was not electable? i think politics now awards aggressiveness. you are rewarded for jumping out there. i work for a guy by the name of senator obama, they thought he was being too aggressive when he was jumping the line. our politics award aggressiveness. trump is being awarded because he is being aggressive and going out on issues in a way that jeb bush and others are holding back on. >>> will that work for hillary? that was the issue. she was ri

this is the bill clinton lesson. bill clinton, when he ran against george h.w.h, the father had a 92% approval rating coming out of the gulf war, and democrats were saying, "no thank you." and bill clinton said, "i'll do it." turned out to be a very good move on his part. so, no guts, no glory. that's the first point. the second thing -- it'll be very interesting to see how joe sestak goes after her. >> ah. >> this will be some very interesting opposition research that the toomey people will be waiting for because she, as terry said, was not only a very visible chief of staff, she has said some things that didn't quite turn out to be accurate -- >> she's angered republicans in ways that normally staff people who work for a governor would not do. she's been very critical of republicans. but the gender thing is gonna be a huge issue. i think we had kathleen kane win. she lead the ticket. won by 13 percentage points. got more votes in this state than barack obama and bob casey, both of whom carried the state won re-election. gender's gonna be a big issue. but i agr

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steve: how did you work with bill clinton: -- how did you work with bill clinton? what was the secret in trying to have a house republican work with a democrat? gov. kasich: respect. we had our disagreements. respect and common goals. that is how you get things done. not when they are hyperventilating met that you have to have it. because we could have done that to have the deal. sort of like this iranian deal. when you are hyperventilating to get it, you are willing to do just about anything. they realized we were serious. they realized to the were dealing with. we got it done. steve: what would you have done differently? gov. kasich: i think those negotiations have gone very poorly. i just don't know what the heck we were doing their. i think we will clearly get a nook -- nuke, and at the same time, we are going to give them a bunch of cash. it does not make sense. i am surprised that they reached it. they wanted an agreement so badly. sort of like when you go out to buy a car and you see this car. the menu fall in love with it is the minute they have got ya. jul

let me read you something that bill shaheen, said about hillary clinton why he supports her.hillary clinton we all want the same things, the question in the final analysis is who is going be the person who is going to deliver it for you. in other words, like what you're saying but just not able to deliver in washington, what's the answer? >> well, the answers i will be able to deliver in washington. i will be able to win the election, i'll tell you why. because we are going to bring more people into the process. i am going to be going around the country, not only to blue states, john but to red states, conservative states, we're going to alabama, we're going to mississippi. we're going to go to conservative states. we're going to talk about poverty in this country. the fact that we have 45 million people living in poverty and highest rate of childhood poverty of major country. we're going to get young people working people excited and involved in the political process. we're going to grow the voter turn out reason the republicans did so well, 63% of the american people. i thi

bill clinton in power at the time of the killings: >>. >> i am begging you not to let this monument to innocent boys become only a memory of a tragedy. >> the current prime minister there was a gesture of reconciliation when he met a muslim woman who lost several male relatives in the massacre: he was turned on by a small section of the crowd. they were ang rye he has denied a genocide took place. >> this regards the highest judicial decisions of two international courts. it is an insult to the victims. >> beyond the anger, of course, there is newed grief as this cemetery fills up. the 20th anniversary has brought with it visits and speeches from leaders from around the world, but year in and year out, what the events here really mean for the families of the victims is a chance to remember their loved ones. still, there are an estimated 1200 victims who's remains have still not been identified. they are likely to be digging fresh graves here for years to come. nadine barber al jazeera, potichari. >> the massacre was a turning point in boss kneeian and u.s. relations. the effect the kil

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a new book claims bill clinton has a blond mistress known as the energizer who visits the clintons' newhome while hillary is away. it also details what hillary clinton is really like when she is not pretending to be the voice of the american people. joining me now "new york times" best-selling author now available in paperback, the first family details, secret service agents reveal the hidden lives of the presidents. how you? >> good to be with you, sean. >> blond, bust city mistress named the energizer. wow! >> the reason she's named the energizer, the first letter of the code name for each family begin with the same letter. so in the case of the clintons, bill is eagle, hillary is evergreen, and therefore, the secret service agents decided to call the mistress energizer. >> it is viewed as a punishment though to get on hillary's detail. and at this the that the secret service loved the energizer because she's nice to them bakes them cookies, and hillary is mean to them. is that accurate? >> well, hillary is not only mean, she's nasty, abusive. being assigned to her detail is considere

bill clinton supported free trade when he ran. you point to anything she talked about today where she will need to sell democrats that it is the right idea? >> i think the reality is that democrats and independents are focused on the wage challenge and the economy. she has a perspective of ensuring a balanced budget over the long term. the debate in the country, democrats and independents are more aligned on the topics. i think that is a strategic advantage. being a political, talking about this from the political side, i think there is a broader agreement between independents and democrats on the economy. some of the wedge issues are not what they were in the past. she has not addressed this, she is focusing on the concerns the american people have and is not thinking about alienating democrats or republicans speaking to one group or another. mark: in the context of this campaign, can we expect a deficit reduction plan from her? if so, what date? >> she will lay out the cost of her plan and how the fit into a budget framework tha

in the 1990s, something called the bill clinton law, what is known as the crime though. in the crime belt. you have to remember that at this time in the early 1990s, that it was really when crack cocaine, and the urban areas in the country. crime was rampant than it is today. and democrats, republicans and the like were responding and the reality that there was a crime problem those policies in addition to increasing mandatory minimums increasing laws on the books, all combined. what they did was capture more and more people in the system. from the early 1970s. we quarantined many. we have a dubious destinks of being the prison capital of the world. we imprisoned more people in this country than any other nation on the planet. >> the president was this a federal penitentiary. his range of movement was limited. if you look at prisoners across the country, a small are in federal lock-up, aren't they? only a little more than 200,000 are in the federal system. 90% are in state prisons. how far, the president has down a lot in terms of he recently announced clemency initiativ

leadership and party and say these folks today aren't for any of these policies that bill clinton, where he signed the bills on spending cuts and tax cuts and all this stuff. >> forgive me, if i can, you're right, you're completely correct but in 1979 1980 there wasn't a damn democrat alive in favor of it either. you may not remember tip o'neill and jim wright, dan rostenkowski they're jokes now but they were not funny then. they were exactly the same as reid pelosi obama. if you look at today, don't think those democrats can not become us. they can. they will. they need our big tent. they don't need a closed tent. we need to accept them into our fold. once they get in they will do what al gore said to me, six months ago, best bill i ever voted for economics led to 20-year prosperity. he loves his vote for the '86 tax act. go read what those guys wrote in that time that situation what they said it would do. makes me and steve look like left-wingers. schumer wrote that. >> it is an important point that the reason hillary's speech was important last week is she basically said, if you elect