tell the truth, bill clinton? here's the truth... this crime bill was a disaster!"up the on crime" stance. they didn't support a "send our children to prison forever" stance! tell the truth?! there were liberals in your own party who wanted more money for social programs to prevent criminal behavior, and racial equality in the criminal justice system. and to that you said, "naaaaaaaa! how about more jails?!" tell the truth? you saw an opportunity to get those reagan democrats, and you jumped at the bitch like it was the last hoverboard in target! (applause) yes. you had to show them you weren't soft on crime, aka "the black ones!" so you pushed for $10.8 billion for police, $9.9 billion for prisons and put 100,000 new cops out on the street. hey, but you did give us midnight basketball! just what we needed: our kids on dangerous crack-infested treats at midnight to play basketball! (clapping) bravo!! tell the truth?! and worth of all, this trial bill ruined my opportunity to play for the new york mets! >> larry: wait a minute, mike. (laughter) i don't think that's

bill clinton is up and running, he's pitted against lawyer and former massachusetts senator paul tsongas what's your name? good to see you. you been doing this? >> yes. >> clinton really knew how to talk to the good old boys, the pickup truck people. >> how long has this pig been on? >> he could sound like america. and he understood what they cared about and how to get to them. it wasn't for nothing that they called him bubba. >> by mid january, clinton has edged in front of rival paul tsongas. but his world is about to come crashing down. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> the phone call was from bill clinton. >> he told me what was being published, what was coming out the next morning. at that moment i was scared to death. m medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing

>> everything to do with bill clinton and hillary clinton. because of them mass incarceration. hould have called the '94 crime bill the mass incarceration bill. it was the tipping point that started everything else. three strikes you're out. federal and state level. those are bill clinton's words. he has actually said that. he's acknowledged that federal crime legislation paved the way for states. it ensured more prisons. ensured more police officers -- >> yes, i agree. >> and i think people agree with -- i think he admits that. the secretary, everybody admits that it was a bad bill. it was a bad bill. but -- we'll talk. hang on. let's go to break and then we'll talk right after this. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ ♪usic: "sex machine" by james brown ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ he's happy.t's with him? your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure thei

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so it was hillary's penchant for secrecy about bill clinton's background, about their affairs. s none of their business. >> in august of 1994, the clinton health care initiative died on capitol hill. >> the president was willing to compromise, and get a major piece of health care legislation through, and hillary said, no. i want the whole thing. and she had a lot of leverage over him for a lot of different reasons, and so he listened to her and he didn't compromise, and they both regretted it. >> in september of 1995, hillary clinton went to china and confronted the host government and others about women's rights. >> let it be that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights, once and for all. [ applause ] >> she's sort of a kind of a feminist icon in a sense that she did open up the possibilities of what a first lady could be. >> the whitewater investigation continued and mrs. clinton was called before a grand jury in january of 1996. the first time in history a first lady was subpoenaed before a grand jury, and required to testify under oath. >> she wor

and he was triumphant. >> bill clinton's presidency was over. hillary clinton was going to be next. >> she began to win over people on the hill. including republicans. >> she becomes quite friendly with john mccain and with other republicans who actually find out that they kind of like clinton. >> lindsey graham on the house impeachment team has talked about how impressed he was getting along with hillary clinton. >> chelsea was in the city. in fact, she was in lower manhattan with friends like every other mother and wife, i just frantically made those phone calls and made connections. >> she also held a press conference with other legislators. >> we have a lot of work ahead of us. that work includes the identifying of those who are responsible for this. >> in the days following september 11, new york's junior senator visited ground zero. >> i actually walked toward ground zero with then senator clinton. and she struck just the right tone in her support of conversations with the rescue workers and the others at ground zero. she also was very sen

bill that didn't work. just as secretary clinton has had. it's interesting on the crime bill, only one candidate in the bill who actually voted for it and that was senator sanders. he doesn't talk about that much. not only did he vote for it but campaigned on it when he was running as late as 2006, touted it on his web site as a vote he took that made him tough on crime. i think we can have a debate on this issue and i think everybody would agree that there were things that don't work well but don't when you were touting your credentials as tough on crime. i don't think he's got any standing to be demanding anything when it comes to the bill. >> bill clinton is a net plus? >> absolutely. i think democrats look at the last two democrats we've had the current sitting president with president obama and bill clinton and both democrats who have created millions of jobs, have stood up to the onslaught of what the republicans like donald trump and ted cruz would do to working people and create jobs and done everything they can to improve educations,

>> i say amen to bill clinton's comments. the black lives matter groups don't want to hear the truth. this will hurt hillary clinton because she has been pandering the african-american group. the problem with the black lives matter movement is because it's not road in fact. they are not talking about the children killed every day on the streets of c chicago. they are exploiting incidents like michaelel brown who chargea police officer, was trying to rereach for his ground, committd a crime before that. charles: a lot of people are saying hillary has gone out of her way top appease the black lives matter movement. political dama here? what do you make of the whwhole thing? >> we are exposing finally the issues that need to be highlighted not just for black lives matter and minorities in general. access to educatioion, healthca, oprtunities for minority-owned businesses. what i see is an opportunity for even on the other siden the republican side, what a great chance to wave that flag of free enterprise and access to opportunit

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and i will stand by bill clinton. i will stand by some of the difficult decisions that bill clinton had to make as president. they were not easy decisions. the 1980s were horrible, tough for democrats, tough for progressives. tough for liberals. there's no questions that's liberals and progressives fought with the mod rat and conservative wing of our party to try to mediate some of these crises and to make sure that we would come up with good common sense laws. the black lives matter movement, these are young people that many americans have embraced because they are tired of seeing their fellow colleagues, their citizens, their brothers and sisters died in the streets. this is a very, very interesting time to have this conversation. >> does he benefit on the campaign trail, bill clinton? >> when hillary announced, bill clinton was at 60%. now at 5 8%? is he an asset? ask president obama. >> how does senator sanders go from, she's unqualified to, of course she's qualified to, well, maybe i'm not so sure. >> can i make

bill clinton is up and running, he's pitted against lawyer and former massachusetts senator paul tsongas. >> what's your name? good to see you. you been doing this? >> yes. >> clinton really knew how to talk to the good old boys, the pickup truck people. >> how long has this pig been on? >> he could sound like america. and he understood what they cared about and how to get to them. it wasn't for nothing that they called him bubba. >> by mid january, clinton has edged in front of rival paul tsongas. but his world is about to come crashing down. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> the phone call was from bill clinton. >> he told me what was being published, what was coming out the next morning. at that moment i was scared to death. mever. aster than the all-new audi a4, with apple carplay integration. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. what if we invented a paint while you're mastering life. that's not only in the top of its class but lets you breath

but, you know, the thing that's interesting is bill clinton desperately wants to be 1992, and welcome, you know? the party of the '90s that was the party of clinton is no longer the party of clinton. it is definitely the ground has shifted underneath the chintons. it has gone -- clintons. it has gone to the left. this is now the party of obama. you have an avowed socialist who has won seven of the last eight states who's raising $40 million a month. and, you know, i think the clintons are realizing this game has changed. this is not maybe the coronation we'd hoped for. this is going to be a bit more of a tough struggle than we thought, and guess what? we haven't even started to get into the e-mails and the private server becoming as big an issue as i think they could become in the next weeks and months. trish: let's stick to the story at hand here, and that's bill clinton, and, you know, the liberal media now thinking that he's a liability for her, mary ann marsh? >> right. trish: has the party become so fragmented and so taken hostage by movements like black lives matter that they ca

and i will do everything i can to prevent that. >> i don't know if you saw any of the footage, bill clinton in philadelphia on thursday, and he was at a rally, and he was disrupted by some black lives matter protesters who were objecting to hillary clinton's use of the term "super predators" back in the '90s. >> yeah. >> and he offered a very full-throated defense of not just the 1994 crime bill, but also the term at the time. what do you make of that specific debate? >> sorry, jake. not going to go there. >> no, forget bill clinton and forget the protesting, but what do you make of the "super predator" term and that debate? >> i think that was -- i think the secretary has said that she would not use that term again. i think it had race connotations in that period, and i think secretary clinton said that that's not a phrase that she would use again. >> during your recent interview with the "new york daily news" editorial board, you were asked about israel. >> the famous interview request "the new york daily news," yes. >> i'm not questioning how well you performed. i do want to ask you abou

bill clinton giving protesters a little back and forth last night at a rally for hillary clinton. what happened there, and more of bill clinton on the campaign trail. >> when i became president, the headlines in the newspapers were full of -- wait a minute, i listened to you. you listen to me. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. but i've managed.e crohn's disease is tough, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infecti

that was a jab bill clinton thought was sexist and one that hillary clinton said she had never hearders say i'm unqualified to be president. seriously, i've been called a lot of things over the years, but unqualified has not been one of them. and this morning he finally acknowledged that, of course, he doesn't really believe that. this is all pretty silly. >> so sanders questioned it. >> does she have the experience? obviously she. does. she was secretary of state, a u.s. senator, i thought an outstanding first lady in many respects, breaking the mold. >> they're still questioning clinton's judgment and a law that prevented the federal government from recognizing same sex marriage. of course, clinton has since called her vote for the iraq war a mistake and has come out in support of same sex marriage and this all comes out. he's trying to upset clinton in her adopted state because even after his big win in wisconsin last week, sanders still trails clinton by about 230 delegates and he needs to win 77% of the delegates remaining to clinch the nomination. clinton for her part needs 36%

obama doesn't call anybody. >> one thing is bill clinton is praising bill clinton.he wants everybody to put all kinds around -- >> what? >> that's a good point. >> he wants all the be applause for himself. the second thing is i don't think they hate each other. i know republicans want to say that. but you can't forget. barack obama chose hillary clinton as secretary of state. >> he wanted her to be his secretary. >> that might be the real deal. and the second thing is don't forget from bernie sanders's perspective, and this is something that burns the bern, he thinks that obama white house is really behind hillary clinton. and in fact, obama said recently, that bernie needs to ramp it down and not divide. so the obamas are not supportive of bernie. >> you know why? they don't think he can win. they want hillary to preserve the legacy. that's what this is about. >> bernie's next step? recomme reparation. he has mentioned it before. he knows hillary is against it. that will be the next debate. i think. >> that's a losing debate for bernie. >> we would invite him once

. >> former president bill clinton spoke at a rally for his wife, hillary clinton. it was held at the college of mount st. vincent in rio, new york. the state holds its primary next tuesday. this is just under one hour. [applause] >> it is so great to see so many friends here. we don't support hillary just because she is a woman. we support hillary because she is the best candidate for the job, and will make the best president of the united states. we all love her and respect her. everything single member of congress from new york state, of which i am one, every democratic member of congress has endorsed hillary clinton for president of the united states because we work with hillary, we work with her in washington -- worked with her in washington when she was senator for eight years. she brought millions upon millions of dollars home to new york. she was one of the most hard-working and effective members of the united states senate, and someone who has really made us proud. we want to take her effectiveness from the state of new york, and use it for all of the unite

is there concern within the campaign regarding bill clinton? >> absolutely not. , every day we can have president clinton on the trail, attesting to his wife, that's a good day for the campaign. even after the incident with the protesters, he was out this weekend campaigning, giving speeches, making some appearances in churches across new york city. he's an invaluable surrogate for us. >> jeff weaver was just on from the sanders campaign. we asked him about the recent comments that hillary clinton has a lack of judgment, a judgment issue. he cited the iraq war. he talked about money from wall street, and also money from the gun lobby. and said, and hopefully we can play this in his own words, she's all over the place, willing to follow the ball or follow the money in any way possible. >> right. so this is essentially the same attack he made last week. last week, he used the word unqualified. this week, it's judgment. it's fundamentally the same attack. he encountered so much blow back that they're trying to change the terminology, but it's still the fall attack th

>> no, well i think now it's the bill clinton foundation. as the clinton foundation the way it was after she was secretary of state. >> same name. >> everything your wife does you do, too? >> i have to. or else i get in trouble. >> that's true. but what about the server? i mean, we know that the server, her server that's in question was set up by the clinton foundation. i mean, there are so many connections between bill and hillary clinton and the foundation and how she pedaled her influence as secretary of state. and that's the biggest difference. and you can't pin that on a donald trump or a ted cruz. she really has a problem, jessica, when it comes to her position and using it. >> there is a problem there, absolutely: as i said earlier this is effecting her support. going back to the donald trump issue said yes, he got it out of the way and he said hey there, i bribe people. this is how it works in the business world. i hope you like it, i hope you vote for me. >> he didn't say i bribe people, he said i grease politicians. every real estat

remember, they in south carolina, bill clinton attacked barack obama. so did hillary clinton.they've done to bernie sanders throughout the campaign. i want to show you this little sheet, pam. this is a sheet that rates chelsea clinton's characterization of bernie sanders' health care plan as mostly false, and that was exactly the same characterization that hillary clinton made of bernie sanders' health care plan. the reason i bring up health care, every single plan, every single issue that bernie sanders has put forth for changing america, for having a political revolution, the clinton campaign repeatedly lied about his positions and mischaracterized them, because they can't win on the issues. bernie sanders has completely captured this primary, define what this primary is about. so the only way hillary clinton can win is for her to go for moderate corporatists, what she is, to try to be a progressive. that's what this whole debate is about and i'd like us to get back to debate the real issues. >> i would love for it to get back to the issues. again, bernie sanders was the one

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but ultimately bill clinton exploited voter concerns on domestic issues. view, in this election, hillary clinton has the experience as secretary of state. but can the foreign policy expertise be a disadvantage in a way? >> absolutely. when you're visiting other countries, you're not visiting factories, you're not visiting main streets. you're not -- it can either be in the ukraine, afghanistan, ferguson, missouri. but you can't do them at the same time. and it does make people think you worry more about them than you worrying about me. it could be a real liability. >> so i have to ask, what other lessons from the 1992 election apply to today? >> i think the biggest one is don't get trapped early in desperation in taking an extreme position that you're not ready for later. and don't listen to the last friend you talked to, wait until you think out what traps you're setting. whether it's donald trump or ted cruz, getting caught on something they can't really admit is their position. it's a chess game, not a smash-mouth game in the end. >> very interesting. al

having said that, ben stein, i wonder if for bill clinton it reminded them, the sister soldja moment with bill clinton running for president drawing the line for some of the crazies on the far left, but now it's quite the opposite, it's sort of wanting to keep them loyal to you, the crazier they are the better on the far left. >> to me it staggers, it just staggers me that president obama, a black man, has not taken a stand against the gangsters, the cripss and bloods. 20,000 suicides, almost all the rest are black people killing other black people with guns. no word, not a single word against the bloods or the cripps from mr. obama. the democratic candidates don't dare say a word against it. the fear of the black lives matter people by the democrats is just terrifying. it's, there's a whole grip of thugs out there terrifying the politicians. there's something desperately wrong here. all lives matter no doubt about it. it's very sad the way many black people live in america but the police are not the ones at fault and the black lives matter people that refuse to allow politicians to

at the historic apollo treater in harlem, he brought up bill clinton's presidency and says hillary clintonould be held accountable. he brought up welfare and the tough work provisions. if you want welfare, you have to take a job if you can get a job. also the 1984 crime bill. essentially bernie sanders saying bill clinton, that you should hold hillary accountable for bill's record. and bernie sanders suggesting that bill clinton should apologize for this. this was in philadelphia the other day. black lives matters protesters interrupted bill clinton and he got testy. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out onto the street to murder other african-american children. maybe you thought they were good citizens. she didn't. she didn't. you are defending the people who kill the lives you say matter. >> you are defending the people who killed the lives you say matter. now, bill clinton, i've been on the receiving end of that temper, and he's proud of his record. he's proud of his record. and if you remember -- >> he

bill clinton gave us the air of big government's over. mrs.linton is certainly promising to bring big government back. give her credit for this. she stole a lot of rubio's language about opportunity. republicans should be making this argument. it's ironic that bill clinton has made a much more forceful indictment of the obama economy than the republican camp. >> let me give a quote the "new york times" is running. i actually compare, the president says, our economic performance to how historically countries that have wrenching financial crises perform. by that measure we probably managed that better than any large economy on earth in modern history. the president isn't modest about his achievements. >> first, that's not even true. if you look at the way most countries come back from recession they tend to bound back from it. in fact, obama policies have kept us in a sort of moribund state ever since we got through the recession. but look, hillary clinton's bigger problem, she is pivoting away from the president. she is pivoting to the left. ba

when you look at him now in 2016, could he still be welcome in his own party if bill clinton, you have speech fascism on campus. you have hatred for criminal justice system and the police. you have apologists for radical islam. i don't think he feels at home. >> the clintons having their cake and eating it too.

david goodfriend joined me now, secretary to bill clinton and hillary clinton, good to have you withtoday. people have different takes on this. when you listen to what bill clinton said to these protesters i think a lot of people would say they wish more people would say the same thing. he is talking about people are being killed in your own neighborhood and looking at where the problem is coming from, he may have been speaking the truth. >> i am biased. i love president clinton. i worked for him and am loyal to him but i will also tell you i witnessed working for him, such a degree of honesty and give and take between him and leaders of the african-american community and individuals in the african american community you never heard bill clinton say in this exchange that black lives matter is somehow illegitimate. he honors them and recognizes them. what you saw was an honest exchange of views. president clinton pointed the out his bill included assault weapons ban, community police funding, the african-american community and other communities have been calling for. in this case i go

when bill clinton finally gets frustrated.is a huge topic and i think it could sway the election. the average american is saying too many of these large corporations are moving their jobs away from this country. >> it's true, most americans feel like they are getting screwed. we need to make sure we cut out the loopholes and get rid of the incentives that make this a pig-infested crony capitalism in america. but we can't be cow t kowtowinge socialists. if it's jeff it's. charles: are these businesses between a rock and a hard place? or will they be like ford and say we are going to do this whether it's popular or not. >> ford is expanding in the united states and creating more jobs. jeff immelt is a champion outsourcer. this administration and the bush administration allowed the companies they liked to ma no lies. -- no monopolize. jpmorgan and the rest stuffed hillary clinton's pockets and barack obama's pockets with campaign contributions. charles: have a great weekend, guys. pope francis today said capitalists should look t

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john: that was bill clinton and john imus second 1992. xt guests remember how he got the nomination in that fatal year. the entire state is the key for hillary clinton just like it was for her husband. here to talk about it, john podhoretz, editor of the columnist, and adam nagourney, the bureau chief for the los angeles times. try to convey to anyone who does not understand what a competitive new york primary on the public inside, try to convey what that is like. >> people like me, new yorkers talking about it not being true, it is crazy. new york invented before seven before there was 24/7. it is on the last places in the world except london were you have a really competitive newspaper. you have larger-than-life reporters who really know how to make news and view their role as trying to provoke candidates. we saw that, and you also have players in the form of 92 as david dinkins, who liked the metal event, which we are seeing with bill de blasio. it is incredible, really intense. i believe that by the end of that process, clinton liked w

bill clinton -- excuse me, hillary clinton and donald trump know the new york culture we are talking, which i still think exists. i know your point from earlier, but still, that will matter a lot. we saw the shortfalls. i am not really getting at with sanders in the daily news interview and made all of those, what i would say, in temperate remarks. he was saying, the daily news, it is just a dumb tabloid. if you had been around new york -- and maybe they are getting older and not getting out to the bronx as much as they used to, but they want to make an impact, and they know their stuff. john podhoretz: can i make a contrary argument? "the daily news" interview was a disaster for sanders if you assume the sanders voter cares about issues. this is the reverse mirror image of trump. they are not groaning on issues, they are voting on one thing or two things, feelings screwed, pitchforking the banks. they say he does not know anything, just blabbing about nothing, and yet, here sanders is having won six straight, won of primary in wisconsin. mark: in the culture of the new york media, m

there was a great street, the biggest street which is president bill clinton's street along with a terrific statue. when you see president clinton, you will see he is much better looking than at statue. [applause] but, when i spoke to the president during this terrible period in 1999, i remember one thing the president said to me. i said we cannot abandon these people and the president looked at me and said do not worry. we are not abandoning them. when he said that to me, i went home and i rested comfortably because i knew then he would not allow genocide to happen once again in the continent of europe. when you look at people who saved albanians, look no further than president bill clinton. when you look for a person who really cares about people, who made a difference to people, there would not be an independent nation without president bill clinton. i know how hard he worked. it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you a wonderful, wonderful president of the united states -- i want to tell you before he comes out that hillary clinton will do the same types of things that president bi

i don't know. >> bill clinton clashed with black lives matter protesters n. ent in philadelphia for secretary clinton. president clinton forcefully defending his 1994 crime bill. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders to ho got 13-year-old kid hopped up on crack and sent him out on to the street to murder other african-american children. maybe you thought they were good citizens. she didn't. [cheers] >> she didn't. you are defending the people who kill the lives you say matter. tell the truth. you are defending the people who caused young people to go out and take guns. >> well, that was yesterday. and today, president clinton had this to say. >> i rather vigorously defended my wife as i want to do. i realized finally i was talking past her in way she talking past me. we have got to stop that in this country. we have got to listen to each other. >> now, we asked you the viewers, earlier in the show to vote on twitter on this one. do you agree with president clinton from last night? here are the results so far. and here they are. 88% say ye

bill clinton's crime bill brought a lot of resources to cities like new york under mayor giuliani didgood for these cities. clinton is defending his legacy. harris: he is defending his legacy but dealing with something, what is going on in your political party? you saw this with bernie sanders with these people coming out. he is defending this notion we can talk to each other without being visceral. remember when "black lives matter" got up on stage and tried to take the mike. >> moved sanders away. harris: there is a way to have the discourse and a way to have this back and forth but it has got to be civil. >> i'm so glad you brought this up, something very distressing i will defend ted cruz first time in my life based on what you said, ted cruz wanted to speak to charter school in the bronx, kids essentially shut him down, we'll do a walk out if shows up here. better use of their time would be to hear him out and engage him, debate him. tell him why they disagree with him and have -- i get they're schoolchildren. they can't have very robust debate. that is kind of stuff -- harris: w

thank you very much. >>> bill clinton weighing in, as we say, on the whole issue of whether sanders' on hillary clinton's qualifications had a tinge of sexism. that up next on "andrea mitchell reports." (ray) i'd like to see more of the old lady. i'd like to see her go back to her more you know social side. (vo) pro plan bright mind promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) it was shocking. she's much more aware. (jan) she loves the food. (ray) she wants toearn things. the difference has bn incredible. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> if a man with the same resume had it, do you think it would happen at all? >> of course. i think he walked it back today, didn't he? >> yes. but for him to say it at all, do you think gender was a factor? >> i don't know. you guys commented. i think she'd be the best president and i think it's obvious and that's all that matters to me. yes, i think there are some different standards. some are subcon

consider for a second bill clinton's close confidants. there were all of these successful professionals whose worth was established by their eye chee.s in college -- achievements in college and grad school, a lot of them at oxford. there was a biography of clinton in 1996 called "the president we deserve." they might have a copy of it here at the store. but it starts with the author marveling as bill clinton's different circle of higher ed friends, right? the ones from his college days at georgetown, the ones from his days as a rhodes scholar, from his days at yale law school, and the author speculates about the kind of awesome, high-powered synergies that might happen when bill brought one of these groups of friends into contact with another which is, in fact, exactly what happened with his cabinet which was like this, you know, yuppie woodstock, right? this gathering of the highly credentialed tribes, right? [laughter] and then barack obama becomes president in 2009, and exactly the same thing happens, repeats itself, you know? and obam

so for bill clinton to -- bill clinton has apologized for elements of the '94 crime bill.then return to defending it and to defend in essence that language, you know -- 13-year-olds hopped up on crack. you know, it makes it that -- it makes it that much more difficult. part of the problem is that she is trying to distance herself from parts of her husband's legacy while yolking herself to obama's legacy. you know, as i've written, i think there is part of bill clinton that doesn't want to let her do that. >> he's defending himself more than defending her at this point. and i wondered, because when we talk about new york, anybody here in the '80s and '90s know there is a particular problem i haven't heard either candidate address. even though hillary clinton became a united states senator during the peak of the issues like the actual issues of police brutality in new york. do you expect that to come up at the debate and should it? >> it has to. these are issues that resonate in new york city and hillary clinton didn't do much when she was senator here. and bill clinton prom

>> wolf, as you know, as we both know covering president bill clinton, these flashes of public anger we saw that yesterday in his confrontation with protesters with black lives matter. i talked to clinton supporters and quietly they do not think it was helpful to his wife's campaign. the clinton surrogates were very vocal in their criticism of bernie sanders calling hillary clinton unqualified to be president. hillary clinton today not letting go of charges from bernie sanders that she is not qualified to be president. >> you may have heard senator sanders say i'm unqualified to be president. well, serious ly -- seriously, i've been called a lot of things over the years, but unqualified has not been one of them. he doesn't really believe that. this is all pretty silly. >> reporter: the rebuke from the democratic front-runner comes as sanders backs off his earlier criticism of clinton's qualifications. >> does she have the experience? obviously, she was secretary of state. i thought an outstanding first lady in many respects, breaking the moeld. >> reporter: sanders back to insisting t

we saw bill clinton out and about very strongly among the campaign. other stop you saw him but then he went away for a little bit, so i think hillary clinton realizes there's times to bring him out, some times not to bring him out. at the end of the day i don't think it will harm her. it's going to take a lot to shake her from this skp constituency. >> it's clear bernie sanders has gotten into the head of bill clinton and hillary clinton. hillary clinton would have done well to become more like bill clinton. in that snippet he looks more like hillary clinton. i think they're going in the wrong direction, the wrong clinton. and for hero have lost six of the last seven contests to someone who's a self-avowed socialist. on the republican side we're k look and saying you think it's a dogfight on the republican side? the nasty rhetoric, the way him accusing hillary clinton of not being qualified to be president of the united states, that's pretty remarkable. i don't know that most of the republican candidates have said that so far. >> well, they have said

she continues to own that line and so does bill clinton. ey are trying to go to the african-american community. let's keep this in mind, in 2008 when the recession hit the banking policies were policies protected by the clinton administration and hillary clinton. >> that is a serious allegation. i think hillary clinton has apologized for making that remark. >> she says she regretted using that term thmpt idea that hillary clinton is racist is one of the most absurd things i have heard. this is a woman who has committed her public life, her public career to fighting systemic racism whether when working for the children's defense fund, when she worked as u.s. senator, as first lady. this idea is just ridiculous. also, i mean, the votes that she has garnered, hillary clinton is the one who has built a broad coalition of support across the country. african-american, hispanic women. so i think the attack is just ridiculous. >> let me insert this and i want to post this question to you. both clintons were here in new york. they talked about that c

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