president bill clinton is due to address the crowd. and this invitation only event it is expected to last several hours the funeral caps off a week of events that included tribute concerts and the opportunity for fans to see franklin lying in state. and they've seen her lying in state in very many off it's bringing karen home shots now i hear from our culture desk to take us through the historic occasion and i said what's been happening all this week i understand that today she has a gold dress on doesn't actually i don't know what her goal dresses what her dress is today because i haven't seen it i think yesterday it was rose gold so that will be interesting every time obviously a pair of. stiletto heels so a diva to the very last but this is going to be a long day obviously in detroit you said several hours but the entire thing was slated to go at least five and a half if not six hours and they have started late so the funeral is have we can see the reverend jesse jackson and former president bill clinton there as some of the highest

and stand by him even suggest that trying to impeach bill clinton was undermining the election that the american people voiced their choice for for bill clinton republicans up to now have suggested they're standing with donald trump as this continues to unravel they're going to have a decision to make whether they go down with him or not i think everything we've seen to date suggests that republicans on capitol hill are going to stick with this president i think it's going to end poorly for both the president and his party from one said against him in the middle of the if they have a new and shoot somebody in any of his base is that still hold. i think it does he wouldn't lose his base but what he has miscalculated is it would be a crime and under the criminal code he is subject to a court system not to the political system if this president has committed a crime even even if indictment has to be deferred till he leaves office the reality is the wheels of justice may grind slowly but they they do grind exceedingly fine and they will catch up with this president politically he holds

president bill clinton. from family. friends. a recent franklins funeral a celebration of every part of the star's incredible life. ariana grande a performing a cover of one of franklin's biggest hits. motown singers smokey robinson dedicating his song to his childhood friend. and they were touching tribute from a reese's own family. you know monna worst once again. thank you for loving me. thank you for believing in me. thank you former u.s. president bill clinton also paid his respects. she war trying. to get her she. sees how good she gives. and she can't get everything. she was a soldier i think there was no getting away from the prejudice thing it's more men had to as a come she was a back one and then a white man where our seat and hope klaus followed a good right now is time and a clown the queen. and this is a good pint for a queen specially the queen of cell. a short while ago i spoke to vita genest shannon case and from detroit's the city everything i think called home told me about the mood in the city yeah you know we

that was the former us president bill clinton.t, jesse jackson, also spoke at the service. aretha was our queen. she belonged and belongs to us. she was blessed to have the powerful gift of singing, perhaps the most remarkable voice and unique the world has ever heard. the italian conductor said of marian anderson that a voice like thatis marian anderson that a voice like that is heard once in a thousand yea rs. that is heard once in a thousand years. aretha's in that zone of once ina years. aretha's in that zone of once in a thousand years. let's go over to the bbc‘s nada tawfik in detroit. we just heard a little clip there reverend jesse jackson speaking. he also said registered to vote. it would dishonor aretha if americans did not. really that speaks of her passion for taking up causes. doesn't it? yes. we have heard that reflected here by a number of people. president clinton as well, paying tribute to that impact she had on american culture. the reverend al sharpton also sang. —— also think she was a feminist when it was not

. >> bill clinton, yes. inconvenient. this is the right time to remind people if he was not the running mate for president trump he would have probably lost re-election and no political future. this is a guy desperate to be in the good graces, he's had to be loyal to him because he's his vice president and obviously put his own moral compass to the side in the process. >> in 1998, pence said, quote, in a day when reckless sexual activity is manifesting on the staggering rates of divorce now more than ever america needs to look to her first family as role models writing about bill clinton. i think it gets at something in the culture which is very devout christians conservative kind of willing to look away from donald trump's personal life. >> this is shown up in the polls. about once a month or so a study coming out taking a look at attitudes on something like extramarital affairs or moral behaviors condemned by the evangelical leaders and you have seen this shift, this pretty wild shift in the last year and

you mentioned of the dignitarie dignitaries, president bill clinton and his wife former secretary of n, motown legend smokey robinson and all of them have long history and friendshi friendship. this was originally billed to be an invitation only, and while we were here, the church organizers got a call from aretha franklin's family members saying they decided that they wanted to open this up to 1,000 members of the public saying, she's not just the queen of soul, she was also a person of the people. today service is being called a home going for franklin who as you mentioned has called detroit home most of her life and her hometown has shown up in big numbers, not just today, but this church holds over 4,000 people. we also saw people come to celebrate her and go to the public viewing that took place earlier this week. franklin low lying in repose and an open gold plated casket complete with wardrobe changes between venues this week, dressed in all ready for the first viewing, powder blue for the second and her final outfit today is a gold sparkle gown and of course high heels. frankl

bill clinton will be speaking in a few moments.auraingle has the latest, quite a memorial service already. >> it certainly has been. this has been, as they say, a tribute fit for a queen. aretha franklin, earning that moniker, queen of soul, when she was just in her 20s. that name bestowed kwon her from a d.j. in chicago once he heard her voice, he said that's it, she is the queen of soul. we have been listening to celebration of her life all day long. we can take you back inside with the cameras live there, anticipating former president bill clinton on the roster and on the list expected to speak at any moment. amazing musical tributes so far. 19 performers in all will be taking part in today's celebration of her life. celebrating her legacy. we heard from faith hill, arianna grande, we will hear from shaka kahn. deep words of respect, not just for the song she made famous but for the wisdom that she gave to so many of her fans. the words that she gave through those lyrics, not just in the song but so many others. they gave people

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and stand by him even suggest that trying to impeach bill clinton was undermining the election that the american people voiced their choice for for bill clinton republicans up to now have suggested they're standing with donald trump as this continues to unravel they're going to have a decision to make whether they go down with him or not i think everything we've seen to date suggests that republicans on capitol hill are going to stick with this president i think it's going to end poorly for both the president and his party from one said against him in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and not lose any of his base is that still hold. i think it does he wouldn't lose his base but what he has miscalculated is it would be a crime and under the criminal code he is subject to a court system not to the political system if this president has committed a crime even even if indictment has to be deferred till he leaves office the reality is the wheels of justice may grind slowly but they they do grind exceedingly fine and they will catch up with this president politically he holds

former president bill clinton.so remarkable, there's so many remarkable things about aretha franklin, but she was not political. she would tell you she was not political, but she was in the political arena in so many different ways. of course, during the civil rights movement. she was involved in three presidential inaugural celebrations. the first one being in 1977 with jimmy carter and then bill clinton, who is on deck to speak today. he has been a big fan of aretha franklin. he invited her to be a part of his inaugural celebration. then of course once he was in the white house, he would reach out to aretha franklin again, and she would be part of his life and part of the cultural celebrations of the white house. and of course who can forget in 2009, inaugural ceremonies of barack obama and how aretha franklin essentially stole the show there wearing her beautiful gray ensemble with her hat that was just so striking. so she has roots in the white house, and she has been a recipient of the medal of freedom from pr

and stand by him even suggest that trying to impeach bill clinton was undermining the election that the american people voiced their choice for for bill clinton republicans up to now have suggested they're standing with donald trump as this continues to unravel they're going to have a decision to make whether they go down with him or not i think everything we've seen to date suggests that republicans on capitol hill are going to stick with this president i think it's going to end poorly for both the president and his party from one said against him in the middle to if they have a new and shoot somebody in any of his base does that still hold. i think it does he wouldn't lose his base but what he has miscalculated is it would be a crime and under the criminal code he is subject to a court system not to the political system if this president has committed a crime even even if indictment has to be deferred till he leaves office the reality is the wheels of justice may grind slowly but they they do grind exceedingly fine and they will catch up with this president politically he holds to

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as did bill clinton is also due to the address the crowd let's listen in. you're watching general of the franklin state and bill speaking right there you see the reverend al sharpton behind her getting down we also saw jesse jackson as well bill clinton also waiting in the wings we understand he's going to be speaking a short time from now this is an invitation only event and karen helms shot from our culture desk has a front row seat here really walking through what i'm wishing i was there that you place today absolutely that well it's been it's been very exciting it got started quite late already so we're very lucky to have seen some some pictures of song or things are really actually getting going we've all had to professional this funeral is happening at the greater grace temple in detroit and the proceedings were started off by the bishop charles ellis the third and very moving performance by the aretha franklin orchestra who've already given a number of numbers and brought the entire crowd to their feet. a number of readings and i'm looking to see who

also, a statement coming in from bill clinton. this and secretary clinton, as well. in their statement it reads, senator john mccain believed that every citizen has a responsibility to make something of the freedoms given by our constitution. and from his heroic service in the navy to his 35 years in congress, he lived by his creed every day. he was a skilled, tough politician, as well as a trusted colleague, alongside hillary was honored to serve in the senate. he frequently put partisanship aside to do what he thought was best for the country and was never afraid to break the mold, if it was the right thing to do. i will always be especially grateful for his leadership in our successful efforts to normalize relations with vietnam. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, cindy, his mother, roberta, his children and his entire family. that statement from president clinton and secretary clinton on the passing of john mccain. passed on to us by andrea mitchell, who joins us, again. andrea, as chief foreign affairs correspondent, as host of your show on msnbc, and a

i thought that he meant when he said it didn't matter these days was post bill clinton i think we areid to me at the time of the clinton thing people who were most upset, what lessons is this teaching our kids especially christians and others who just couldn't believe this was happening in the white house in the oval office -- >> they were right to be. >> they are fine with trump. >> you said the words paying off a former playboy model. it sounds almost archaic. is anyone pretending to be outraged about the underlying behavior. has anyone said it's kind of horrible that we have a president who has been paying hush money to various women. >> that is one thing i did think. it highlights the hypocrisy. when clinton was in his awful troubles, republicans attacked him and wanted to take him down. now we have i think times ten with donald trump. the evangelicals stayed with him. there was no movement. >> democrats all had to say that this is really terrible behavior. it's not impeachment. i think they all did say this is unacceptable behavior. >> the defenders of trump don't have the first

hillary and bill clinton are there.on as they avoid at the service. the former president will be one of the ones we hear from at this hour. joining us outside, ron mott who is outside the greater grace temple, talking to people there. what a parade of political and civil rights legends and of course musical legends, ron. >> reporter: it's an a-list group of people here to mourn but mostly to celebrate the life of aretha franklin. i hope people brought comfortable shoes, because as you mentioned, andrea, the program is running an hour behind. if the spirit gets moving, we might be here all night. it is clearly a celebration of this life. aretha franklin certainly would be proud of the a-listers that she could attract to her home-going service. these are average everyday detroiters who came last night to try to get into the church service. initially the family was going to keep it fairly small, a private invitation-only event. but the turnout this week, the cards and notes people wrote to aretha franklin and to her family

we listened to former president bill clinton speaking earlier.nd the cathedral of st. john the divine in harlem, just a couple of blocks from my office. so elton john and i done a lot of work together for a long time on aids. and he asked me to come. i showed up. i said, well, you know -- he said aretha is the talent. so i showed up a little early. and i was like a grade school kid. here i am old gray haired guy. she heard i was here and she summoned me back. and she is sitting there. i mean, obviously desperately ill. gaunt. she stood right up and said, how you doing, baby? i said well i'm doing -- i'm doing better now. and she said -- she said, well look at me. i finally got thin again. that took a lot of guts to say that. and then she went out into this setting. and all these people who loved her and were you a struck and say can you believe she showed up? and she sang not one song, not two songs, not three songs. she had them bring a chair out. and she sang for 45 straight minutes. >> alicia is with me and 45 minutes licensing to reverend jac

bill clinton was impeached for less. bill clinton was never charged with committing crimes in order to get elected. bill clinton was never accused of a criminal conspiracy to defraud the american voter in order to get elected. there are 16 current members of the united states senate who voted to convict bill clinton in his impeachment trial and remove him from office for less than what donald trump stands accused of tonight by michael cohen and one of those republican senators was actually a member of the house of representatives at the time, and as many of you might recall, in senate impeachment trials the prosecutors are actually members of the house judiciary committee. and here is the standard for removal from the office of the presidency. that lindsey graham argued for in the clinton impeachment trial in the united states senate. >> so the point i'm trying to make is you don't even have to be convicted of a crime to lose your job in this constitutional republic. if this body determines that your conduct as a public

this is the living room, the famous room where bill clinton and hillary rodham were married in front of this big window october 11, 1975. bill bought this house while hillary was out of town and surprised her with it. she came back from visiting friends and family for six weeks and he said, i bought that house you thought was pretty, now you have to marry me. i can't live there alone. and she said yes on the third try. that was the third try he did that. the house is originally a 1931, so the floors, windows, all of those things -- while it is a big room for a living room, it is a small place to get married. the clintons had only 10 guests here for their wedding. is a small place to get married. the two of them, a couple of close friends and family, and that was it. very modest. one of our visitors' favorite things to see is the wedding dress.

bill clinton. and in washington members of the us congress gather to commemorate the late senatorjohn mccain. the bbc investigates evidence that china has imprisoned up to1 million muslim workers and re—education camps. china denies the cans even exist. a leader of probe russian separatists in eastern ukraine has been killed in an explosion in a cafe. president putin called it a despicable murder aimed at destabilising the region. at ten o'clock, she will be here with a full round up of today's news. first a look at the most ambitious project

bill clinton. it would be in the president's interests to two in voluntarily to avoid that fight but he doesn't always dohat's if in his legal interests. robert: what is the historical precedent? >> there is an historical precedent for bill clinton testifying aer leengy negotiations with ken starr's team. clinton insisted that the interview be held at the wte house. he didn't want theagery of going somewhere else on starr's turf. there was a limit to the time, four hours and also the lawyers were present. the president's lawyers were present for the interview,hich is unusual in the case of grand jury testimony,o there is historical precedent for a president cooperating. of course that interview laid the groundwork for the articles of impeachme that were drafted against bill clinton. robert: what's the real story, phil. the president's lawyers keep saying they're not going to answer obstruction questions. is this all a delay tactic to try to prevent the subpoena from coming out before the mid >> a l

and the 16 current republican senators who voted for the conviction of bill clinton in his impeachment trial and removal of office would do it again. and vote for the removal of donald trump, not just from the white house, but from the republican party and they would do it to save the remnants of the republican party. there is no courage left in the republican senate. there is only craven self-preservation. and the day that self-preservation depends on abandoning donald trump, they will do it. but we're not there yet. so republicans in the house and the senate spent another day in fear of donald trump and even greater fear of the new evidence against donald trump. assistant united states attorney andrea griswald described two crimes she believes were committed by the president of the united states with the president's former lawyer, michael cohen. both crimes involved an illegal contribution to the trump presidential campaign and andrea took her place in history as the first federal prosecutor to describe a large, illegal presidential campaign donation made with criminal intent and don

why was bill clinton saved in 1998?se at every major plot point in that story, from the accusation of the affair to having to admit it to being accuse of perjury, his approval rating kept going up. there was a backlash against that push to impeach him. that is a big difference right here. bill clinton was already popular in 1998 when these stories broke. the approval rating kept going up. trump, his numbers not dropping yet but starting off a lot lower than bill clinton and is it does raise a possibility if you get to the november midterms, if republicans take it on the chin in november, we'll see if they do but if they do republicans in congress would be in a different position than democrats ever were with bill clinton. they would have to look at these stories and have to say hmm, maybe there is a public turning against the president. how would they respond to that? that might be the big if here. his numbers at least initially in our polling not collapsing. the headline from that poll. up next, senator john mccain has

please, the honorable william jefferson, bill clinton. hillary clinton is here as well. >> thank you. thank you, bishop. rev smith, miss ellis, members of aretha's family, for giving hillary and me a chance to show up and just say we started out not as a president and first lady, senator, secretary of state, we started out as like aretha groupies or something. i mean, you know, she was only about 4 years older than me, five years older than hillary, so when we are getting out of college is when she finally got her big breakthroughs. it's one thing i want to say to the people in the audience. she had the voice of a generation, maybe the voice of a century. she was born into a musical culture. yes, she sat on the steps and her home and listened to art tatum, maybe the latest jazz pianist ever live play. she also worked for years, i mean years spreading the church and the gospel music to the r & b club, the jf club, the places where soul was being born, the places where rock 'n roll was being played. when nobody was paying particular attenti

president bill clinton. from family. or friends. a recent franklins funeral as a celebration of every part of the star's incredible life. ariana grande day performing a cover of one of franklin's biggest hits. motown singers smokey robinson dedicating this song to his childhood friend. and they were touching tribute from a reese's own family. will be you know monna worst not to get in which means. thank you for loving me. thank you for believing in me as much as. former us president bill clinton also paid his respects. she worked. for she. she then how could you against god you. can't believe everything. was a soldier but there was no getting away from the prejudice this woman had as a calm she was a bad one man and a white man where i'll see hope klaus she fought a good fight now it's time to crown the queen. and this is a good fight for a queen specially the queen of sound. bites and genesis to hash out and case and joins us from detroit welcome to being w a joyful funeral rather than a sad occasion talk us through who's that what

it did them more harm than it did bill clinton.hat is why you are seeing of democrats, elizabeth warren, saying we don't want to talk about it. they are biding their time because they have learned their lesson. if you jump too soon it could just backfire. there's talk about politics at home. katie, this interesting survey ‘s business chiefs. their fears about a labour government. yes, this is the idea they have ranked jeremy corbyn as they have ranked jeremy corbyn as the next scariest left after brexit. the idea they will be a labour government within five years. i would say the latter doesn't feel that surprising. it doesn't always inspire confidence, this current government. when it comes to brexit what is interesting is they identify brexit is the biggest fear but actually if you crunch it down, they say when it comes to which party they think would be best at handling brexit they still say it is the tories. jane, it is interesting because a lot of businesses were getting quite unhappy about the current government. there was th

and then politicians like bill clinton.ty activists like reverend al sharpton coming up and talking about the ways in which she influenced all of them. she touched so many different aspects of so many different lives. >> the interesting thing about aretha franklin is she really used her talents as an instrument to bridge and to reach across borders and reach across ethnicities and races, reach across differences. so what we're seeing today is a regal honor of a portrait of courage. a woman who really personified all that's right in the world. and we really are seeing people who, the thing about aretha that i remember most and i believe artists are honoring today, is that when you enganged with her, you engaged in a bway that you were being welcomed into your mother's arms. she really spoke and engaged with people in such a maternal way. such a caring and genuine way. and we're really seeing that reflected in this service. the fact that you have so many wonderfully colorful stories that people are sharing really just shows y

in '98, bill clinton survived. w why? t in '98 '98, the revelation of the apair, clinton's admission of the affair, the reese lease of the ken starr report that accused clinton of perjury. election day, the midterm election '98 clinton's popularity went up. the public sided with him. this was amazing. this was the story. if you asked voters did clinton commit a crime? did he commit perjury? overwhelmingly people in 1998 said yes, the president of the united states is guilty of a crime. should he be removed from office? overwhelmingly, the answer the voters gave was no. they needed democrats if they wanted to throw clinton out and convict them. democrats saw those numbers and said safe to stay with the president and bill clinton survived. >> let's takie impeachment out for a moment. president clinton, 66 approval as you said. president trump, and we will see it in a moment, here it is, donald trump 42% right now. why is there such a disparity between their popularity? is it because -- i mean, listen, donald trump has been p

president bill clinton. from family. friends. a wreath the franklins funeral as celebration of every part of the star's incredible life. ariana grande a performing a conference one of franklins biggest hits. motown singers smokey robinson dedicating his song to his childhood friend. and they were touching tribute from a reese's own family. view for no money worst not to give. thank you for loving me. thank you for believing in me as much as you. former u.s. president bill clinton also paid his respects. she worked. so you should. see the how good her ginsberg you. can't get everything. she was a soldier but there was no getting away from the prejudice this woman had as a calm she was a bad one man and a white man where i'll see klaus she followed a good right now it's time to clown the queen. and this is a good fight for a queen especially the queen of selling. myself as journalist shot and case and joins us from detroit welcome to new day w a joyful funeral rather than a sad occasion talk us through who is that what's happened s

the speakers including former president bill clinton, bishop t.d., the reverend jesse jackson and smokey robinson. there will be music tributes from stevie wonder, faith hill, jennifer hudson and several other musical celebrities you see on the list there spanning so many different genres of music, r&b, gospel pop. this is video from moments ago, aretha franklin's 24 carat gold-plated casket arriving at the church moments ago as you see right there. originally this service was invitation only but this morning organizers revealed that around 2,000 fans, so many of whom came out at 4:00 in the morning lining the street here, that they would indeed now be allowed inside and some have been lined up for so long they would have been disappointed if they weren't allowed to go in. even though there is a jumbotron set up outside that would not suffice to people who consider aretha franklin the heart of this city, detroit. ryan young has been talking to so many of those fans. he is out in the thick of it talking with folks there. and the crowd seemed to be gr

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president bill clinton is also due to address the crowd the invitation only event is scheduled to last several hours if you will have top oh she's the band that is physics tribute concert and the opposition fans she shrank a. fish. you have been listening there to the williams brothers and to vanessa bell armstrong there at the funeral of aretha franklin let's get more on this now we're joined by k.j. matthews she's an entertainment journalist and she joins us from los angeles on the very latest on this incredibly special day i mean this beautiful ceremony that we're watching unfolding on this day k.j. i mean this is a marathon funeral isn't it take us through what we've seen so far and who's taking part because i mean i'm just looking at the rundown here we're only a quarter of the way through. oh i know it's not even running on times. but you know it is a feud that for queen i mean that's the kind of funeral that we should expect from a read of franklin and all that she's given this country all that she is to this country she's not just the queen of soul she's really our other offici

president bill clinton is due to address the crowd shortly. only event is scheduled to last several hours the funeral caps off a week of events that included tribute concerts and the opportunity for fans to see franklin lying again just see why. and for more let's bring in karen holeshot to bring us up to date on what has been happening you know we're about halfway through the ceremony i am with karen so it was sort of projected to be about five and a half to six hours and it started very late so i've kind of lost track to be honest but i think we've seen about about half of what is coming doing her justice certainly takes time absolutely as they said at the beginning it's very very hard to to one pay tribute to a life like that in just a few hours so they're doing their best in a six. way you know and it's interesting to see the a ray of people that we have gathered here i mean we have individuals from the world of politics we have individuals from the world of music it's really expanding generations it's really have since been in genre's com

president bill clinton if you know caps on what we can and that included tribute concerts and public viewings of franklin lying in state. and karen helm step from our culture desk is here to talk about this historic occasion so karen it's going to be a what would you say it's a long day i guess in detroit what will stephanie we expect terry the funeral is set to go for about five and a half six hours so we've really got a marathon event i had of us and it has just started we can perhaps already go to some pictures and see if we can figure out where we are in the proceedings that the funeral is happening at the greater grace temple in her hometown of detroit and it is invite only as you mentioned starting out with a processional and some prayers some of which will be led by the bishop charles ellis the third who presides there there will be a performance five the aretha franklin orchestra i think we can see them they are. also be a lot of speeches and readings by leaders from the church number of detroit politicians members of her family and representatives of the music industry of co

it did them more harm than it did bill clinton.ts, elizabeth warren, saying we don't want to talk about it. they are biding their time because they have learned their lesson. if you jump too soon it could just backfire. there's

well wait in my late and all the sudden the democrats like deserve my vote you know obviously bill clinton as long as possible for two it's a gay federal bills while he was president you know find a president that's the more alarmed the gay community than the clintons you know so it's like it was always the. only people only allowed out you know i think only the you that supporting this political party which was this very early the candidates are very good sermon by the influence and they fear and put it on the you know voter groups and it just assumes that every single gay person has the same thing every single black person the same it's completely insulting it's completely a little bit racist to assume that your voter group may will not do more than the. political or if. it were only a certain earth they have to go a certain way one of. the things that will warm it's insulting but it's insulting because they take you for granted i mean and that's the worst thing a politician can do take you for granted you're the only one of the things that really are the big bugs with this the new accor

if you're somebody like bill clinton who like i said can be impeached on tuesday and on wednesday be to pass the next bill, then that's how you succeed. i remember bill clinton telling me one time that the best skill any governor or any president can have is a short memory. and, you know what? he was exactly right. >> reagan won that awac vote too. >> joe, didn't kevin mccarthy pick out a specific color of m&m for donald trump. that's the example we have today with candy in the oval office. >> may have been starbursts, m m&m, taking the green m&ms out for him. eugene scott, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. hope you'll come back. we'll read your new analysis piece that's called "melania trump implores all #to bebest but her husband nt listening." a quinnipiac poll said 91% persons believe the political divide is of a fegting communities, families and workplaces. we'll be right back. ♪ applebee's to go. order online and get $5 off $25. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skippi

bill clinton, the former president of the united states, is paying tribute.d up a jazz club forjohn coltrane. he said to her,... this woman got us all here in the seats today. not because she had this breathtaking talent, which he did, not because she grew up with at least a princess of soul because of her father, at least a princess of soul because of herfather, her at least a princess of soul because of her father, her mother, at least a princess of soul because of herfather, her mother, her relatives... but because... she lived with courage, not without fear. but overcoming herfears. she lived with faith. not without failure, but overcoming her failures. she lived with power. not without weakness but overcoming her weaknesses. i just loved her. without weakness but overcoming her weaknesses. ijust loved her. so i started off as a groupie. and then i said, oh, my god, this woman who has sung for america, when doctor king was killed, at all these political conventions, including mine, at least president 0bama and mine inauguration ceremonies and things. i ev

james patterson did not need bill clinton to help sell books. this is basically, it is like if you fail, then you get picked up by hollywood if you are a liberal. i am not bitter about that. >> greg: you should be. i am you have not failed. but when i fail, i have no safety net. maybe this is a weird thing i dreamt. wasn't the suffrage movement created am part for prohibition ? a woman would vote question work. >> it was property rights am a miami you do not have that high of a population. they wanted women to vote to increase their vote total. >> greg: tyrus, what are your thoughts on hillary's next move? >> we should be afraid. i am not messing with her. leave her alone. [laughter] stop messing with her. there is that scary old lady on your block and one kid who always wants to go pick that and say don't do it. don't to it. she is going to use this vehicle because she is going to do that. he is a name and has a big band-aid. he is about women to get her reelection bid going this is a path to get her with her base. this movie is about women's r

at the same time the outlet of twitter, it really is, you know, bill clinton. can you imagine if bill clinton had walked up to the podium and said, janet reno should fire ken starr. that would have provoked a cataclysmic scandal and a cataclysmic counter reduction, both democrats and republicans. the twit it's a heck of a me it's beneficial in other ways. it's the s ed 201 harry, are you a member of the club despite all of the great bylines. i may be a member. one confidante said that the president is, quote, in a dark place. the president has been furious. it's been building over the last couple of weeks. he was furious at the media the way that he felt that he was not given enough credit for the meeting with vladimir putin. putin was portrayed, he felt like he didn't get enough credit for meeting with kim jong-un in singapore. and you've got a president who feels the media is attacking him and the government is coming in and attacking him right now. you have in addition to the manafort trial on television, the president has been deeply shaken by the ongoing i

et me ask you this, you were one of bill clinton's defenders.ith running somethingso o form of impeachment investigation, if you are the chairman ofhe committee, what would happen in democrats took over w ngress. uld you make sure you handle it differently than your colleagues 20 years ago? >> i would taktuthe same attitude. impeachment is a constitutional to protect the constitution against the president who would aggregate po and disrupt our checks and balances and pose a ty e threat to american lib or constitute in the rule law. i would also say at the time that you should not do an impeachment on a partisan bases that in order to do an impeachment properly, you to think that the evidence of threatening impeachable offenses, threatening to liberty was so overwhelming that by the end o the ss, the overwhelming majority of the american people including a lot of the seople whoported the other side would agree you would have to deal with. we didnot have thatthen. >> obviously watergate did have that. let me ask you this final question here, back

there is not a single senator now in the senate who voted for the removal of bill clinton from office, who has said one thing this week objecting to anything they learned about donald trump in federal court on tuesday when michael cohen pled guilty. >> and that's the reason we should not underest kate donald trump going forward. he's not a knock down these last 48 to 60 hours. we're now about to found out what kind of fighter he is. while it may be unpleasant for some people, i ask that they will reminded that some 89% of people who call themselves republican still stand behind donald trump. and as long as he has the senate in republican hands, my own opinion clearly labeled is, the republicans won't consider breaking away from dobnald trum until and unless he tries to fire robert mueller. that might be -- that might do it. but all this talk about impeachment, lawrence, which is inevitable given what's been going on, i think it is very clear as long as the republicans have control of the senate and as long as in effect they have control of the supreme court, it is going to be very, ve

or acquitted bill clinton. they didn't impeach him. market participants would certainty, and in the wake of an impeachment, there is the marketability of selloff, but it doesn't necessarily guarantee a crash. john, the first thing we have to say when comparing things to past examples as it relates to markets in the economy is that the economy in 2018 is not the same as the economy was in 1998. there is actually a reason i didn't use the richard nixon example, because back in the early 1970s, the impact and the significance of the market are very different than they are now. the bottom line is there is no basis for president trump to say the markets would crash if he were impeached. >> if the president actually believes that, and he might because his self-absorption is so complete that he seems to think that everything revolves around him. if he actually believes that, he's completely out of touch with reality. we're in, ali, as you know, a nine-year bull market, most of which occurred under president obama. if

john mccain wrote a letter to bill clinton, saying he would have shown up that day and releasing thatto silence the criticism and saying i will stay with you and help you make peace with vietnam which they did two years later. he lost a lot of his friends. >> it shows john mccain qualities which qualities that we want our children to be like. it shows political courage and ability to rise above partisansh partisanship. nowadays, willingness to work with the other side and even if it may give the other side some temporary political advantage. that's something that goes right back to the founders. that's what the founders wanted. they do not want the war against all that we have seen nowadays. >> michael beschloss. we are talking about the broadway giant, neil simon. he was an author and known for his hit productions of the "odd couple barefoot in the park" and so many broadway and on the small screen. broadway and tv and cinemas and earning oscars and tony no, ma'am mitigatima tony nominations. >> he was 81. we'll be right back. >> this is taking the culinary world by storm. impossible