bill clinton was using his power. >> bill clinton didn't use his power. >> pulling them into the oval office and abusing women that's completely different. >> right. i think that's a valid point. really there's -- i'm not a prude. there's two things that matter when you elect a president. one a person of character who does what they say, keeps promise. the second is do they exploit people and take advantage of a position of power. here i think very clearly donald trump is taking advantage. this is a guy who is way older. as you mentioned a billionaire playboy. does he use power to basically take advantage of others? >> i didn't call him a billionaire playboy. i said he was a billionaire. >> there were a lot of other women quoted in this article and none of the others to my knowledge at this point have come out and denand same sort of correction that miss rowanne brewer lane has. does the context matter that she was flattered and not insulted by him. >> i don't think so because what he said has not changed and she has not disputed that that is what he said. and when most women read wha

saying, trump plans to throw bill clinton's infidelities in hillary clinton's face on live televisionuring the presidential debates this fall. he said she has been really ugly in trying to destroy bill's mistresses and she's pandering to women. so obviously she is only interested in getting power. katy tur is covering the trump campaign. kasie hunt is in kentucky with the clinton campaign. patrick healey is the "new york times" political correspondent who wrote that piece. patrick, he's saying he's going to bring up bill's infid elts in the debate. >> this is fair game, as far as he's concerned. he wants to put her on the spot and take apart what she offers, her authenticity as a fighter for women, as someone who was a strong secretary of state. he wants to go after that, by going after benghazi. and security lapses that he will argue led to the deaths of four americans there. also trying to serve on the e-mail server story and frankly, going back in time to clinton controversies, as far back as the late '70s in terms of cattle futures. among journalists, this stuff feels like very ol

>> that's very simple, because under the work of myself and others, bill clinton won kentucky. s going to revitalize her brand, she needs the clinton record which is welfare rear reform -- >> those are newt gingrich's -- >> no -- >> that would be newt gingrich's record. >> it takes two to tango. we tangoed with the republican congress -- >> look, i have tapes of bill clinton saying we're going to balance the budget between seven and nine year, between eight and ten, seven and nine. back and fort. >> we got it done quicker. >> bill clinton, pete domenici and john kasich got him to go along with their plan. >> he did this speech in june of 95s 95, he did the deal, he was re-elected. >> in one sense, monica, doug is right about thirs, bill clinton had a capacity to deviate from his indoctrination, unlike the current president. the end of welfare as we knew it. it was driven by the republican congress. that was the newt gingrich agenda. >> that's exactly right, sean. look, bill clinton is a completely different ball of wax from barack obama who is totally ideological and a committed

this is the beginning, you mark my words. >> bill clinton -- >> we will see. >> bill clinton hit thesetheir pocketbook and donald trump will remind them. >> 22 million new jobs, that was their pocketbook, right? >> glad to have you both on with bill kristol shaking his head in the middle of the screen here. next, donald trump's attacks on bill clinton's sex scandals. is he going to far? trump supporter ben carson next. and new news of the condition of egyptair 804 right before take-off and why the bodies they are finding may hold the answer to what caused the crash. it doesn't make sense. kind of like your echo having a cheeky british accent. hellooo! 'ello! you saucy tart! fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. [ woman ] thanks. the dealership reviews on cars.com made it easy, but... [ man ] we thought it might be a little more tense. you miss the drama? yeah. [ technician ] ask him whatever you want. okay. ♪ do you think my sister's prettier th

>> nothing but bimbo eruptions. >> bill clinton was elected as president of the united states. mrs. clinton has much to do with it. >> often times the candidate's wife is barely tolerated by the staff. in hillary's case, she was right there in the inner circle of people who made bill clinton president. >>> coming up. >> i william jefferson clinton do solemnly swear. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've be

donald trump planning to use his attacks against bill clinton in infidelity debate. secretary clinton is not going to change her strategy and not going to engage on that point. what if he brings it up during the debate, they say she's still not going to engage. they think that's a winning strategy and they think that voters don't want to hear about bill clinton and secretary clinton is going to try to stick to the issues. that could be a risky strategy because as we reported on, some of the gop contenders ignored some of donald trump's direct attack and look at what happened to them. she's going to paint donald trump as untested and dangerous. she's going after her path quite aggressively. >> at the same time, clinton's superpac unloaded his advocates with donald trump. he reacted in a typical trump's fashion on twitter. >> reporter: a tweet storm all morning blaming those ads on clinton. he's not taking issues on those majorities where he's talking about women rating them on their looks. the thing he's taking issue with is the last portion of one of those ads when do

cycles, onteal news your question about comparing bill clinton as a sitting president with a good economybroad and now hillary clinton is not the president, it is a weak response for her to say that in the 1990's we. it wasn't even in her announcement video. royals three. we reformed welfare. she was not the president, she was the president's wife. can i ask you a question question --? i agree this will jostle the clinton campaign. honestly, what voters is he appealing to with that message? maybe consolidating the heart right. -- hard right. who is he speaking to? groups.nk several i think eventually he gets her on health care and the fact that she has been in public life for 30 years and has done nothing to improve women. she is improved her own lot. she got millions of dollars to give speeches, she is not interesting to listen to. let's force a two way on abortion and see who is extreme. he is a ridiculous record on abortion. it reminds people of how long the clintons have been around. they have been around so long and you ask yourself, you are promising to do all these things. what hav

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x he is going all the way back to the 90's in order to escalate his personal attacks against bill clinton. not hillary, but bill, his behavior with women. >> his message here, every time you bring up the economy and bill clinton, i will turn the conversation to this other thing, every single time. >> i think we will see it all from him. if we are in the gutter now, by the time this is over, we will be in a subterranean a simmer because there is nothing he will not say. various hosts have been asking whether trump has gone too far in his attacks. and bill reilly, no stranger to clinton-bashing, told trump he should probably ease up. if."d answer was "as about put stuff up hillary clinton and bill clinton, it is tawdry stuff. i am not sure it is a good thing. to do that. >> i am only responding to what they do. she has been very nasty. >> i understand what you're trying to do is inhibit mrs. clinton from attacking you personally, i think, if you play that game, i can come back 10 times harder. i understand that. makes theow it country look bad abroad, and things like that. that is what worr

it's one thing to be enlightened about bill clinton and the past. and hillary enabled those actions. but what do you want to hear? >> we love trump's bulldog attitude. you have got to keep going after hillary clinton. as a woman i'm offended hillary clinton continues to play the woman card. women care about the same issues as men. if she continues to play this woman card, it's not going to work. it's already blowing up in her face. >> we have give and lot of details on foreign policy, the economy, immigration. >> he's also thrown and lot of things out, if you were to ask the folks on wall street, what is donald trump's actual trade policies, a lot of things have been thrown out there. but i want to ask richard about the donald trump is controlling the narrative and the news cycle. a lot more people are talking about bill clinton's indiscretions and donald trump and the housing bubble. >> when they were talking about bill clinton's indiscretions his poll numbers went up and up thanks to newt gingrich running a presidential campaign. please let's keep

bill clinton talked about reforming them. hillary clinton wants to expand them. bill clinton had work requirements and welfare to get more people on the ladder of opportunity. hillary clinton wants to expand all of the mandates and government assistance. she doesn't want to reform welfare. >> and>> she doesn't want to reform the regulatory state. she wants to extend dodd frank to nonbanks. she is in another of those dilemmas. she cannot separate herself from barack obama. she's trying to signal people in the center that i am not going to continue policies of the past. >> you would think that it is an advantage to donald trump on the economy and some of the polls show that. how does hillary clinton fight back on the economy? i guess go after the rich. >> that's what she thinks will work. i don't think that's necessarily a bad strategy. just because there is a wave of populism here, right? we believe that marginal tax rates matter. if you tax the rich, they don't do as much as they normally would to stimulate the economy. she'som counting on the idea th there is a

bill clinton. could you remember him doing that to hillary clinton, upstaging his wife? >> probably will. >> assuming she gets the nomination. not over with yet. >>> weighing in on the presidential race, taking swipes at donald trump without mentioning his name. we have details. that's next. >>> it doesn't take a degree to figure out who president obama was talking about. the president took several swipes at donald trump. he ridiculed the plan for building a wall in mexico. >> the world is more interconnected than ever before and it's becoming more connected every day. building walls won't change that. in politics, and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. >> let's bring in our cnn political analyst. mari katherine ham, our senior writer for "the federalist" and the talk radio host, a donald trump supporter. john, i'll give you a chance to respond to the president's not so veiled attacks on donald trump. >> sure. well, you know he's arrived when you're called stupid. because that's the line of attack that democrats have

if you remember, bill clinton and hillary clinton's approval ratings went through the roof in the late '90s when they were under heavy attack as a result of these various sex scandals. so it's not clear repeating the same strategy will be effective today especially when memories are not as fresh. >> rick tyler, joel benenson doesn't want to refer to the lessons learned by republicans running against donald trump. there r there lessons learned by republicans running against donald trump that hillary clinton should be applying here? >> look, joel's brilliant, i respect him, i like him but i think in one respect he's -- he may not be right and that is he says we're going to talk about the issues people care about. we've not been talking about almost nearly any issues and donald trump is a master of the new media. he's also used many network programs, he calls in and drives the day he knows how to win the day he calls in early with his twitter feed, calls into the shows and they're talking about what he wants to talk aboutened and hillary struck back a bit but the big problem hillary has i

donald trump has been going after bill clinton, hinting he'll go after bill clinton but feels like a '90s and bill clinton into this campaign. >> you're exactly right. obviously campaigns are intended to be about the future, the next president of the united states. thus one, obviously, is heavily mired in the past. this is, as aides have told me, a deliberate effort in the eyes of the trump campaign to show ultimately that hillary clinton is unfit for the office of the president by in effect overwhelming her campaign message with all of these past controversies that dogged the clinton family, not just hillary clinton but bill clinton as well. donald trump said that the clintons, he said in an interview last night are just dirty players. he doesn't want the campaign to be about this. but he has to respond when he's hit like this. and that's why he's fighting back. in this case it's not entirely clear what provoked this attack, but it is a part of this now blanketing of negative attacks about the clintons on whitewater. trump has hit them about foreign donations to the clinton foundati

bill clinton wanted to have work requirements and welfare to get more people onto the ladder of opportunity. hillary clinton wants to expand all of these mandates and government assistance. she doesn't want to reform welfare. >> she doesn't want to reform welfare and dsn't want to reform the regulatory state. he did that. she wants to expand dodd-frank and extend it to nonbanks. she's another one of these democra dilemmas where she is trying to signal people in the center that i won't continue policies of the past. >> you would think it's an advantage to donald trump on the economy and some of the polls show that. how does hillary clinton fight back on the economy? go after the rich? >> that's what she thinks will work. i don't think that's necessarily a bad strategy just because there's a wave of populism here, right, that we believe that marginal tax rates matter. if you tax the rich, they don't do as much as they normally would to stimulate the economy. i think she's counting on the idea that there's this populist wave and that she's going to tell these people who have had very depressed

both jerry and allison were here today campaigning with hillary clinton and the focus becoming bill clintoncampaign saying he will not have a formalized role in the cabinet prevented by law, she wouldn't be able to appoint a spouse or person or member of her family to a role that she has formal control over as president. so having to make sure to clarify that. but bill clinton himself talking on the campaign trail about having a role with particularly rural communities where coal is a big part of the economy, that's been part of his political outlook all along, being governor of arkansas, a lot of similar issues in these two states. to a certain extent, this is specific to kentucky, they think this race is very close. she's spending a lot of time in these final days before the kentucky primary. she's been competing in some of the same places bernie sanders has been. they were both out in paducah, kentucky in the last 24 hours a little far away from here. the clinton campaign managed to land itself on the front page by telling the newspaper they were doing a local off the record stop that la

if you elect hillary clinton, you're also electing bill clinton to a third term. as a package, much like when he was elected back in 1992, hillary clinton came as a package with bill clinton except at that time she was lesser well known, of course, but, of course, bill clinton very well known right now and i think that if bill clinton does come in -- rather hillary clinton does win, you are going to see bill clinton really become in charge of or certainly take over helping trying to steer the economy back on track from where it is right now. >> she said she wants him to be her economic czar. so we'll see what happens. mark preston, thanks so much. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," when it comes to the people running for the white house, how much does character really matter? (vo) whatever your perfect temperature... you'll enjoy consistent comfort with the heating and air conditioning systems homeowners rank number one. american standard heating and air conditioning. a higher standard of comfort. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, th

why should she have to deal with bill clinton's affairs? the other number is look at the commander in chief number 33% donald trump 43% hillary clinton. i don't think that number is just about security. it's about character. and what donald trump is doing at the moment, the way he's dragging the whole political national political debate down into the sexual gutter of the sleaziest moments of the 1990s doesn't improve his image as commander in chief of his country. it's a character issue. >> you're right. his poll numbers will go down. i'm not sure they're going to to after that. >> i don't think he'll fix them. i don't think they'll go down. i don't think he'll fix the political problems he has with the general electorate. i don't think they'll go up. >> do you think his numbers on women will change? >> i don't know. i don't know it's bad political strategy. i'm not denouncing it because i don't like it. i don't like it. i think it's reprehensible, but, you know, we've always here we separate out what we like and what we think is going to wo

this issue of bill clinton's role in a prospective clinton presidency.up nights ago, hillary clinton said put him in charge of the economy. i want to play this just yesterday. hillary clinton still pressing this theme. this is what she said yesterday. >> so let's suppose, here's the question. so what is your plan to create jobs? his answer is, i'm going to create 'em. they're going to be great. i know how to do it but i'm not telling you what it is i'm going to do. >> well, that was her bashing donald trump. the one i was hoping we'd play there, hillary clinton says if i'm fortunate enough to be president and he will be the first gentlemen, i expect him to go to work to make sure we get those jobs growing and incomes rising. we came into this segment with that superpac ad that's being run trying to focus on donald trump's statements, treatment, behavior toward women. if hillary clinton is talking about a very formal role for bill clinton in her administration, is she opening herself up to attacks about her husband's behavior toward women? >> i think in p

but look, donald trump in 1990s was a big fan of bill clinton who went so far as to say if bill clinton didn't have the problem with monica lewinsky he would have been the greatest president ever. donald trump has said so much. he's gone out so far of john miller -- i don't know the difference anymore -- donald trump has gone so far to praise and kiss up to the clintons that now that he wants to go back and destroy them, fine, that's the donald trump play book. bill clinton, not only supported violence against women act, family medical leave act, appointed women to the justice department, to top positions. so, he has a good record on women's issues. will these so-called women come out and readjudicate their criticism of the clintons? fine. >> they're not so-called. they're actually women. >> of course they are. all i'm saying is that there are issues here that donald trump would like to talk about because he done want to talk about releasing tax return. >> is clinton ready to battle that kind of battle? she was asked about this last week i guess on the campaign trail. she said essential

it frustrated bill clinton. i don't think you'll see that at all with hillary clinton. barack obama is very popular among democrats especially. among minorities, especially. he'll be out there. he won't be doing necessarily direct campaigning, but he is going to be using his bully pulpit a lot and trying to convince bernie sanders supporters as well as a lot of others that donald trump is not fit to be president and that hillary clinton would make an excellent president. a president in his final days has two weapons at his disposal. executive power and that bully pulpit and that bully pulpit is going to be a big, big deal for him. >> one thing we've seen over the last few months and i'm wondering if you have an explanation for this. the president's approval rating has jumped up. he's now into the 50s in a lot of polls. 51, 52, 53. more in the mid-40s. pretty much stuck there his entire presidency. do you have any explanation for why that is? >> i think there are two things going on. we've seen an economic recovery that's been slow but it takes a long time. there's a lag

bill clinton is trying to speak to that. >> let's talk to health care. ary clinton did not get it through. now, running it through obamacare. you talk about steve beshear, the former governor of kentucky, implemented obamacare. some people didn't know it was obamacare. and 85,000 in 2015, the current governor matt bevin is threatening to end it. medicaid, 1.4 million people have signed up for the medicaid expansion in 2016. how important is the clinton brand in terms of selling the idea of continuing health care, is that a powerful message? >> well, as long as it's not called obamacare, she can sell the hell out of it, right? the president of the united states could literally change his name to ronald reagan. michelle could change her name to nancy reagan, he could become a republican and they would still hate his guts. that's just going to be a factor and you cannot change that. if you say it's not obamacare, it's kynect. whatever it's called. it's helping out the working class families -- it's obamacare. seriously, there has to be some sort of reality c

there was bipartisan cooperation. >> after bill clinton, economic reform and shut the government down. >> can you stick around? >> absolutely. >> a quick break. more after this. >>> 2016 presidential campaign takes increasingly personal and nasty tone. today hillary clinton is accusing donald trump of hoping for the housing market crash so he could make some money for himself. back with katrina pierson, national spokeswoman for the trump campaign. this is the ad that the hillary clinton campaign put out, a clip of it. listen to this. >> i sort of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy. if there is a bubble burst, as they call it, you know, you can make a lot of money. >> you want to respond to that, because a lot of people lost their homes, lost their livelihoods, lost a lot of money as a result of that housing bubble burst. >> you know, a lot -- a good business man knows how to win when the markets are down and up and that's the thinking we need at the top of the country. someone who has been successful all around, he was just stating the facts and i think

bill clinton saying he shouldn't be relevant to his wife's campaign. clinton is pitching her campaign as another two for one deal is the former president fair game? so far clinton keeping his distance trying not to engage. >> mr. president, do you have response to donald trump calling you one of the worst political abusers in u.s. history? >> i want to bring in msnbc contributor and washington post opinion writer jonathan capeheart. donald trump says he wants to make this an issue. is hillary clinton giving him an opening? >> bill clinton is absolutely fair game. not only is he her top surrogate but put in charge of the economy apparently. that being said it will be the public that decides. it will be the voters that decide if trump's tactics go too far in attacking president clinton's relationships that he had while in the white house. >> what do you think? >> absolutely president clinton is fair game. he is a former president of the united states. it makes sense that hillary clinton would mention that she would go to him to talk about the economy. let

this comes on top of the ad posted on instagram by trump where it splices a photo of bill clinton smokingigar over audio of women who accused him in the past of sexual assault, which the former president has repeatedly denied. the ad ends with audio of hillary clinton laughing. trump tweeted the instagram link with the comments is hillary really protecting women? trump is still defending this latest round of attacks. >> i'm only responding to what they do. they have been nasty. she's been very nasty. i said i'd like it to be on policy. i don't like doing that, but i have no choice when she hits me on things, i just have no choice, so you have to do it. >> hillary clinton's campaign aides insist she will not take the bait. her spokesperson saying she can't be psyched out. meanwhile the clinton campaign released a new ad highlighting donald trump's comments from 2006 appearing to root for the housing market to collapse. >> i sort of hope that happens, because then people like me would go in and buy. if there is a bubble burst, as they call it, you know, you could make a lot of money. >> we

even bill clinton chose other women. so you should, too! >> reporter: once onstage, trump going personal opting to make fun of clinton's voice. >> i will never say this, but she screams. it drives me crazy. >> reporter: and using some of his harshest language yet against clinton. >> i see this low life, she puts on an air. >> reporter: trump angry clinton is painting him as a greedy billionaire. this based on comments he made back in 2006 when he said he hodged to profit when the housing market collapsed. >> they've got some clip of me from many years ago where i'm saying, yeah, if did goes down i'm going to buy. i'm a businessman. that's what i'm supposed to do. >> reporter: clinton staying above the fray while campaigning in california. >> we have a bully pulpit in the white house, but that doesn't mean we want a bully in the white house. >> reporter: trump also criticizing mexico's republican governor susana martinez, also his tank. did that during his rally. martinez has not endorsed trump saying she was too busy to attend his rally. tru

trump's twitter tiraded against bill clinton dumping all over trump. >> a person that's flat chested mitchell, in new york. hillary clinton's advantages over donald trump would help her cruise to victory in novice running to a flat number of problem. our survey online poll had the two presumptive candidates just three points a part. a major problem for both candidates of their likability or lack there of. this as clinton has put a lot on the i

bill clinton denies it.r story and there is not conclusive proof either way. one thing the allegations weren't always just about extramarital affairs which i think a lot of people could have understanding for, but they went beyond that. >> they did and if there is a bill cosby victim in there who is going to come out and go to court this is a hazard for bill clinton and therefore for hillary clinton. yesterday she said this is old news. and bill clinton will likely if he is wise say the same thing. but it's such a tender spot. bill clinton wanting to vindicate himself. i don't know if he can treat it that way. hillary clinton much more disciplined. maybe she can get through by saying that. both of their behaviors could come under a microscope and just another hazard for the clintons going forward in this campaign because as we know donald trump doesn't stop. he will go anywhere and he will stay there and pound on it. and he is relentless. >> speaking of that one of his top advisers was on hard ball and hinte

he also said bill clinton did a terrific job. bill clinton did an amazing job. ubt, barry you will see ads from the clinton campaign with donald trump saying those words coming right back at you. >> the problem is, he didn't follow the advice, right? he lied. eventually had to admit he lied. tried to cover it up. they set out the campaign to destroy these woman. i think it is all fair game. martha: all right. so in terms of the other stuff, talking about how bill clinton did on the economy, he was terrific, did amazing job, separate from the sexual assault allegations he is also going to be shown talking about bill clinton being an amazing president on the economy. >> well i mean i think the presidency of bill clinton was successful if you look at the math, no problem but the true story is that the republican congress had a lot to do with it. he vetoed welfare reform two times before he finally signed it and claimed it was his own idea. the republican revolution in congress had a lot to do with it. martha: i guess one of the big questions, when you look at this a

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barack does, bill clinton does. so just using that metric alone, you'd have to say he's more of an asset than a liability. you know, doe and clinton have app interesting relationship. of course, bill clinton beat dole in 1996, but after that, as clinton does with a lot of the people he defeats, they developed a kind of close relationship just the way they did with the bush's, and his criticism of clintons in the clip played there was tepid compared to what trump said recently. >> but, marc, i wonder if bill clinton is having the kind of effect given his popularity given his respect, getting people excited about hillary clinton's potential presidency? >> i worry because bill clinton is such a contrast to hillary clinton in terms of personality, engagement, modes of addressing the voting basis, in fact rs what voters see is not excited about hillary clinton, but they realize what they are not getting with hillary clinton. we had this guy, and now we don't. i'm not saying that's fair to hillary clinton, but that could b

he's not 1994 bill clinton. he's 2016 bill clinton. >> sexual assault bill clinton?ennedy: are you surprised by her auto sexist asphyxiation? >> i love that by the way. that's great. i don't think any of us should be. most us get warm fuzzies, not me, when we hear the name bill clinton. but he's getting old. the economy like we have been saying is different than it was in the 90s. what about the rise of tech and robots taking jobs. if i'm a worker at a fast food joint and i know a kiosk will take my job, what will bill clinton do for me. kennedy: he may use the robots to turn this party around. hillary clinton made a poor showing against bernie sanders in west virginia. she is hoping to redeem herself tomorrow in the kentucky primary. that's how she talks when she goes to a southern state. can she west the blue grass state away from the jaws of bernie? i don't think she can. >> they are considering voting against her. i think she is playing catchup. she had 11 events in kentucky. she really need to fight for this if she wants it. kennedy: kentucky has vast coal count

art, you voted for bill clinton twice! >> i did. david: if bill clinton is in charge. onomy under president hillary clinton's administration, isn't that a reason for you to vote for hillary? >> well, that would be a reason if it were literally bill clinton that did all the economics however the time we had newt gingrich, we had a lot of other stuff going on there. frankly hillary is not bill clinton and bill clinton today is not bill clinton of the 1990s, he really isn't. david: he certainly has slowed down a little bit but very often you see a little spark. for example when he faced off with the "black lives matter" folks, you saw the old bill clinton, right? >> you did. it wasn't economics with "black lives matter" but yes, you're right. you saw a little bit of that. every time he does that hillary turns around and smacks him down. that is not what i want to see happen. david: you think even if hillary was being honest when she said she was going to have him as economic czar, there is question about whether that is true -- >> yes there is. david: he still wouldn't hav

bill clinton does. hillary clinton has a history of dragging their names through the mud.ook, anderson, 15.8% of sexual assault victims report the crime. just that small number because they're afraid of being demonized, not believed. juanita broad rick, paula jones, were not believed, they were demonized by her. as a woman, i am offended that hillary clinton didn't believe them, didn't come to their rescue. she demonized them, and has the audacity as tom foreman mentioned to send a tweet saying all victims of sexual assault deserve to be believed, unless they're the victims of bill clinton. it is complete hypocrisy. as a young woman, i am afended. women across the country that become aware of it won't vote for her based on this. >> mary catherine, what do you think? >> there are fair points about sexual assault victims and accusations of this kind. also points to be made about tendency of the left to give democratic men a pass if they vote a certain way on bad sexual behavior and accusations of this kind. is donald trump the correct person to make the points or it is effec

. >> reporter: all as the billionaire continues to hound bill clinton's past infidelity, sending one of his top advisors to swipe at hillary clinton. >> she overregulates, she overtaxes, she overpromises and doesn't deliver. >> reporter: the hoss titility presidenting with both candidates, sending high negatives in the most recent polls, but trump is getting new support from capitol hill in the form of tennessee senator bob corker. >> his approach to foreign policy is something i want to hear more about. i heard more about it today, and i appreciated that. >> reporter: though corker is still downplaying talk that he may be high on trump's vp list. >> i'm not angling for any job. i think the best way to not end up in a position like those is to angle for it, but i have no indication whatsoever that i was even being considered. >> guys, still plenty inkrieg w -- intrigue who donald trump's running mate will be. you'll see a lot of this ahead in the especially clinton campaign. trying to get something to stick. up to this point, nobody the succeeded with that. >> phil, stay with us, if y

and that simultaneously, trump has this instagram ad out about bill clinton, and the escapades of the. so you hl see the confluence, one msnbc anchor confused them today. this is going to be -- lou: confused who was bill cosby. >> he said bill clinton has to stand trial, i mean bill cosby has to stand trial. lou: normally i don't care references to that particular network and its talent. >> or lack thereof of a talent. >> that was irresistible. lou: good to have you here. please, tonight, vote in our poll as always. the question is -- the folks at red bull, they keep it coming. let me tell you. watch this video, two speed riders go soaring down, this is spectacular stuff. i love this stuff. soaring down a mountain side in the alps, between skiing and paragliding any terrain, these skilled pilots weaving through buildings, skipping over lakes, essentially landing on the ground. i mentioned the word athlete. that's part of the reason i never, ever did that. >>> up next, the obama administration is completely tone deaf. >> what really counts is how does the veteran feel about the encount

going to be able to go out there and as a fire and brimstone he would have had earlier. >> tom, is bill clintontively not effective for the general election in being on hillary clinton's right hand man? >> you know, i think it was so fascinating when they finally got him out on the trail, you know, about four or five months ago, you can tell he just loves it. you got to let the big dog out, and he loves politics. dole brings up a really great point. his voice is starting to go a little bit. i mean, that traditional classic clinton rasp is even more pronounced than it was before. you know, i don't know if it's disappearing. i don't know if that's a liability in any way, i mean, you know, maybe more pronoun pronouncement brings up more nostalgia. you can see when hillary clinton talks about the economy and bringing up bill clinton to be the economic czar in this case, obviously, they want to play on that nostalgia. i'm not sure it hurts them politically, but you have to wonder, he's been doing this for decades now. it takes an incredible amount of stami stamina. he loves it, but you can see a lit

i am waiting on the former president bill clinton movie. listen, nanna, angela, jane angela's husband roy is here. i saw a report no. 1 cause of death among teenagers is suicide. if that doesn't reflect on parenting or lack thereof, what else does? what is your interpretation? thanks for having me on the show. when anyone decides to take their life, when you talk about the family, i break that down into two components, one is the physical side, other is spiritual side. you have to have both of the pieces to make the family whole. in the right schools, going to the right places, right person, if you don't have the spiritual component when the times are tough where you have more mouth than money. you have challenges at school or challenges in the home. if you don't have the spiritual component, then you have the world. it is a lack of spirituality, not so much parenting. >>> >> armstrong: you hear about the violence in the dmv, knifing people for no reason, is that parenting? >> i think what happens, you have a parallel universe. you have kid

we, as a country, feel sorry for bill clinton when he was standing there getting accused by ken starrre was a collective, woah let's layoff of this guy. >> i don't know. it's true the clintons have gotten away with everything forever and ever. to an amazing degree. other people are in jail for less. and it will be interesting to see and that ad you're showing in the beginning, icky. >> this is an ad, get this. this is an ad right now, $80 million being run by the pro-clinton group. being run in ohio, florida, nevada, using trump's own words talking about carly fiorina and talking about women in offensive ways. >> tom says it's just words. and clinton it's action. >> i think tom, you want to go back to 1990s? and in fact, my heyday, can you kidding me? >> i forgot about that. clinton's approval rating rose while he's being impeached. people said this woman stayed with her man and kept the family together. >> it's yucky on all sides. when i watch that i'm like ugh i don't like any of these men. >> bring out your friendlier side. >> hillary clinton hasn't attacked -- >> on e-mail. >> wel

as if the charge had never been made that it was somehow in politic of trump to say that of bill clintontory and clinton's history. >> rape is incredibly serious, i'm going to put my criminal lawhead on, lou. rape to me when i hear it it's a legal term. for that reason i have to take that very seriously but i get politically what donald trump is saying, he is certainly not the first to your credit to imply said term around president clinton, but, you know, again, it's a legal term so i've got to take particular issue with the usage of the term. >> lou, i would say, though, with what donald trump is doing that there are -- i get these callers every say, i don't know about ebonlennials they don't know anything about the whole history of this, this is new to them and i think trump senses some of that. to the rest of us we've been through this 100 times with the clintons and this is new territory and carries news cycles when he talks about. >> talk about the allegations and their true nature and really what -- i agree remains unanswered about the actions of bill clinton. >> she is a presiden

he as you know represented president bill clinton. >> i remember that. >> when he was wading through own bog of sticky wickets. he had several -- harris: sticky wickets. >> he had several in his blazer. >> whoa. >> james comey is no stranger to clinton. this may be showdown between comey and kendall who have met in legal proceedings involving the clintons in the past. harris: so our big question in all of this, juan alluded to, that is why this doesn't really touch her jedediah politically but trust issue definitely does. >> i think it touched her. but i think people, unless she gets indicted, unless some major thing happens here. i think most people made up their minds on this issue. it either bothers them. they feel there was lack of transparency here. she is not trustworthy. she is either a liar or incompetent and this is too much of an issue and can't go to the polls for her or made the decision to believe her. she complied with investigations, they haven't found anything, and this is good enough for me. that trust issue definitely played a role up to this point but unless somethi

he cast his criticism of bill and hillary clinton, particularly bill clinton's relationships with women over the course of his presidency and before as his measure of backing down hillary clinton when she accuses donald trump of being a sexist or being misogynist. trump argues the rhetoric has been sexist, has denigrated women, has objectified them, has made their personal attraction more important than the quality of their personality and character, and trump says if they're going to come after me with those types of criticism, then it's fair game for donald trump to go after bill clinton's relationship with women and his many scandals during his presidency. things like the rape allegations by juanita broderick. just recently, trump suggested one of the things that has to be brought up is a discussion of vince foster. hillary clinton's law partner at one point who committed suicide during the early stages of clinton's candidacy. so trump isn't backing down from criticism. he has a rally in new mexico tonight. this is a state where there is almost a majority, 48% of the state is hispani

how is bill clinton's role shaping up as a factor?ark: she raised this economy there were tremors all over the place. other people thought it was weird. today such a specific claim and almost offer him a job. i think it hangs in the balance. bill clinton has proved he can walk through negative stories. when he was a candidate, when he was president. when he is out there, he is not very high profile. donald trump up with him front and center. hillary control have the response. trump will say you are not the victim, you are a co-conspirator . how will clinton handle it? people around bill clinton are worried. i would say terrified they -- he will not handle this well. and trump will be a master of psy ops. willie: trump made the point you just made in the new york times story, which is that you cannot just go out and throw slime at hillary clinton about bill clinton. there has to be a strategy and a has to reflect on her. it will be up to him to twist that. the most remarkable thing about that story is that donald trump came out and ann

i love that he's bringing up bill clinton's past. -- harris: is he winning you over, meg an -- meghan mccain? meghan: i love it. go after the clintons. take the heat off republicans like me. go after bill and hillary all day long, please. [laughter] harris: do you get behind this candidate? for a long time you said -- meghan: i want to see who he chooses for his running mate, how he goes going forward for the next six months, but i'm being reminded how much i hate bill and hillary clinton. sandra: big change for meghan mccain. harris: donald trump uttering, and apparently a word that you liked, one single word about bill clinton's scandals and causing a big controversy. what he said and the fallout to. we'll hash us out right here on "outnumbered." my mom loves giving me advice. she even gives me advice... ...about my toothpaste and mouthwash. but she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one. using crest toothpaste

we're watching to see if she mentions anything about donald trump's attacks on her and bill clinton. two weeks ago. 475 delegates at stake, the largest prize in the democratic race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders spending a lot of time and money in that state. back now with our panel, including bernie sanders campaign manager jeff weaver who joins us live from vermont. i'm talking about california but before we get to california you have to go through kentucky again. your campaign has asked for a recanvass of the votes in kentucky. this is not something you did in missouri in march even though the margin was closer there. >> we thought given the closeness of the race that it was important to have a recanvass. this is not a full recount but a recanvass but to make sure there weren't any transposed numbers or other kinds of administrative err errors. so it's not a long process and we hope it will be over soon but we wanted to make sure given the closeness of the race and the ability to have a recanvass to make sure the numbers are right. >> california, big, big prize. also potentia