so after that a couple hours later he makes a statement is not running for president bill clinton becomes famous almost overnight with no other options so not until later the agenda for 51 - - flowers scandal breaks the heat that she had an affair with governor clinton so the biggest scandal at this point was gary hart four years earlier now here is lil on - - bill clinton she had pages of phone conversations some of them the summer before this is the part that is forgotten he calls clinton mafioso the mob boss so i always ask myself if cuomo got into the race clinton is such a fearless communicator he would have found a way to beat cuomo i think he just would've taken out gary hart everybody's already thinking cuomo is the candidate that scandal hits cuomo who is being called mafioso i think you would've had the power to destroy at that moment. clinton has been proven distractible in many ways. [laughter] but i do think cuomo could have beaten him in the democratic nomination could have given with the economy could have beaten george h.w. bush but the sexual politics of the nineties that

devices have been sent to the white house as well as the homes of former presidents barack obama and bill clinton along with his with clinton's wife hillary the white house has issued a statement condemning the actions we condemn the attempted violent attacks recently made against president obama president clinton secretary clinton and other public figures the sarah rising acts are despicable and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the full six sound of the law meanwhile in manhattan new york the time warner center building has been evacuated also after a series of bomb threats the moment it was caught live on c.n.n. which has a studio in the building explosive devices that have projectiles and that's an. excuse me that sounds like a fire alarm here we'll keep you posted on that tell. me about the way it is the lights were turned out and as we got out. the end team also about the way they were early this week it was reported that an explosive device was found in a package delivered to the postbox the billionaire george soros the incident is now being investigated by the f.b.i. joint te

when bill clinton became president in 1992, bill clinton was able to carry in '92 and '96 half the countiesically bill clinton was able to carry them. that tribalism, that polarism, that red and blue, you said red and blue to anybody in the country it would have had no political meaning. fast forward to the 2000 athletic, shake out the events of government, government shut down, impeachment, you have that near perfect tie on election night in 2000. how many counties al gore carried? 500 counties out of 3100. even in victory barack obama was only able to get up to about 800 of them in 2012. hillary clinton less than 500 in 2016. blue america as it was created in the '90s and as we have been living with sense, it's a metropolitan, predominantly metropolitan phenomenon. huge growth in democratic strength, there making big population centers, big population dense areas but the vastness of the country, those rural areas, those sundburban areas that's the strength. >> let's talk about bill clinton for a second. i remember as a republican looking at the states bill clinton won and i was shocked, a

and he gets bill clinton to come out to california to campaign for him. >> will you do it?y brown? >> if you transported somebody from 1992 to 2010 california and showed them bill clinton and jerry brown standing on the same stage, singing each other's praises, you wouldn't have believed it. >> before midnight on election night, whitman conceded and brown was about to begin an unexpected second phase as governor. >> 28 years later, full of energy, full of creativity and ready to serve you the people of california. thank you. >> the important ingredient in judgment and leadership is being able to see from different points of view and being able to say i saw it that way in 1980, 1990 was a little different. today i would see it even in a different way. >> he was more disciplined in his first years when he came back than we ever expected. got focused on solving the funding crisis. people were talking about california being ungovernorable at the time and he fixed it. >> 17 is not 4. 19 is not 8 and 21 is not 7. that is real. that is real, that's stuff we're not doing. now we're

bill clinton never did. much thought it was pretty , pretty run-of-the-mill. brian: our guest has been james mann,. he wrote the book "george recently published. thanks for joining us. james: thanks. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments, visit us q&a.org. this is also available as a transcript podcast. >> next week on q&a, two-time pulitzer prize winner david lewis on his biography of businessmen and presidential candidate wendell wilkie. journal,'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, hamlin university political science professor david on the electoral history and current political dynamics of minnesota. eight military times reporter on the trump administration's clan to send as many as 800 troops in advance of the migrant caravan to the south

bill clinton never did. but i thought it was pretty much, pretty run-of-the-mill. brian: our guest has been james mann. he wrote the book "george w. bush," recently published. james: thanks. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments, visit us on q&a.org. there are also available as c-span podcasts. >> next week on q&a, two-time pulitzer prize winner david lewis on his biography of businessman and presidential candidate wendell wilkie. up next, your calls and comments live on washington journal. we are live from the heritage foundation. howok at human rights and that should be addressed in negotiations with north korea. at noon eastern, a live debate between incumbent senator bernie sanders and republican candidate. the c-span bus is traveling across the country. during our stop in boston, we asked which pa

a bomb has been found at the home of former president bill and hillary clinton in new york. and one was intercepted on the way to the home of president obama. this is video over the home of george soros yesterday where a pipe bomb was found. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening today... happening ( james ) ( james ) happening today... investigators will be back out at the scene of the construction site fire in oakland. we first brought you the story as yesterday morning.(lydia) this fire is being called suspicious... kron 4's alecia reid has pkgi was in shock to see this building in flames like really bad.sounds from the massive overnight fire woke neighbors. we look and there was too much fire.the 126 unit townhouse complex was under contruction. drone video shows the extent of the blaze. some of the the 1500 square feet, three story homes may be salvagable ... but ther

but, you know, he lost to bill clinton. there's a lot of conflict in the republican party even on president bush. them, buthello to we're not close friends. today i was out there during a ceremonial treeplanting for president pitched of you bush. steve: you worked with four presidents. bill clinton, what was he like to work with? rep. green: he was easier to work with. he was so outgoing. if you couldn't work with him on some issues, he knew his experience being government -- governor in arkansas, we would work on another issue. 1993n't vote for nafta in even though i had a majority mexican district. it was a blue-collar area and i was worried about losing blue-collar jobs. we lost six point mexico. years later, when china got the new trade agreement, they moved their plans to china. i could work with resident clinton on education. but also wanted to vote for nafta. i had some protection with our job base. i was told by trade secretary vincent we've already negotiated. we just need your vote. i said i can vote with you. i w

liz: welcome back, bill and hillary clinton about to launch a 6 month speaking tour, it opens them toabout bill's affair with monica lewinsky, hillary clinton tried to argue that bill spadea did cp clin -- bill clinton did not abuse his power. >> no, no. >> people who look at the incidents of 90s, they say a president of united states can note have a consential relationship with an intern. >> she was an adult. liz: democrats are upset by this. bill was 49 at the time, monica 22, just 7 years older than cell see, here is the founder of original "me too" movement. >> i think about the thing hillary clinton says about will monica lewinsky and bill clinton affair not an abuse of power, that is tragic and wrong. liz: bringing back madison and al. is it a a con-- consensual relationship. >> it could still be an abuse of power, that is what hooped happened. he was abusing his power. it was unacceptable. and hillary and her comments are more unacceptable. she claims to be a supporter of women. she only supports women that benefit her, they are sick of it. >> that is not fair. secretary clinto

i'm so disappointed and bill clinton.for him twice, i regard him as a friend but i cannot imagine how he can sit next to one of the most evil anti-semites in the world. the black caucus has welcomed farrakhan. other leaders of congress have welcomed farrakhan. it's an extraordinary double standard. there has to be one standard against anti-semitism. you cannot tolerate it. you cannot normalize it. you cannot make it acceptable and all of these actions implicitly make farrakhan's anti-semitism acceptable and normalized. >> sean: i can't say it any better than that, pastor scott. >> the thing that immediately comes to mind when you say that about bill clinton and the thing that ashamed me is the fact that he was sitting in a christian church. farrakhan is not only notoriously anti-semitic, he's also anti-christian as well. to have him on the platform in a seat of honor in a christian church, that was deplorable as well. but black leaders and black pastors, they embrace farrakhan and they're afraid to offend him simply becau

to say it's personal, but something like that might describe my state of mind. >> i don't think bill clintonthe nastiness of that campaign. >> he called me last week and sounded pretty friendly to me. >> in the end clinton won both the nomination and the presidency. >> this is jerry brown. >> brown took refuge in oakland where he hosted a syndicated radio show from the warehouse he owns. >> oakland, california, is sort of the forgotten city of the bay area, much poorer, got a very high crime rate. >> hello. >> how are you? >> yet brown became so attached to the city he announced his intention to run for mayor in 1998 as an independent. >> go jerry, go jerry go! >> oaklanders, i think were flattered that a former governor would condescend to run for mayor in their city. >> when he won people said, what, he's not going to be interested in this job, it's too small for him. >> i'm going to do my very best to make this city a place where things can work. as a matter of fact, i t thoroughly loved being the mayor of oakland. if somebody builds a new restaurant, it's there. you see it go from nothin

what hillary clinton did to juanita broaddrick after she brought her own concern about the way bill clinton, in her words, raped her. hillary clinton, according to juanita broaddrick, basically squeezed her hand and said thank you for all the help and support you've given my husband and held on a little too long. hillary clinton today says i guess this is all okay because by any means necessary, get power and keep power. how is that feminism? i'm confused about what feminism even means anymore. >> thank you for having me on. so basically, hillary clinton was right in her assessment. it was consensual, two adults who decided to be together. now, bill clinton, was at the right decision? no but you can't regulate morality. illegal does not always equate to something that is immoral. and her squeezing someone's hand, maybe she was trying to process it. i believe every woman's voice needs to be heard but at the same time, there needs to be processes in place so that everyone gets the right to be able to say what they need to say, which didn't happened in the kavanaugh case. several women said th

we know from all of our evidence i wasn't a member of congress but i did support bill clinton and he made it very clear what he did his actions were reprehensible but that beingav said we have a president now in the white house was also been accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault so it is important when they come forward this is for women even as far back as 1990 when didn't want anita hill to be heard even with the democratic-controlled senate so you can put all the pots in the water but the truth is to be ensure that women's a voices are heard it's time that we demand respect and when they have the convictions to come forward look what's going on in my church? with the stories that we read on the newspapers about the catholic church and allegations of abuse it is very important people can come forward with the story and that is another layer of what i call repetition when we try to hurt one another i don't want to hurt anyone that make sure they get out and vote. >> host: the latest book. >> they are all incredible women ceo of two conventions in 2008 and 2016 with barack

to sanders: it's interesting bring up bill clinton. >> but the president -- ms. sanders: i have addressed this. >> several times in the last week the president tried to reassure vetters -- voters he'll protect people from pre-existing conditions from losing their health insurance. is that a sign he's worried that republicans are losing the argument on health care in this election? ms. sanders: i think it's a sign that the president wants to protect people with pre-existing health conditions hsm esaid he supports that, wants to make sure that's not something that gets lost. >> let's go back to this, it was obvious the president was mocking christine blasey ford, he said how did you get home? i don't remember, how did you get there, i don't remember, where is this place, i don't remember, he seemed to be to the delight of the crowd there in mississippi, mocking her repeatedly. isn't there something wrong with the president of the united states mocking somebody who says she was sexually assaulted. ms. sanders: it seemed to me he was stating facts, that dr. ford hers

>> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. >> reporter: bill clintontay in office becoming only the second president ever to face impeachment. last june craig melvin asked mr. clinton if he would have land led tl -- handled the situation differently. >> i don't think it would be an issue. if the facts were the same today, i wouldn't. >> do you feel like you owe her an apology? >> i never talked to her but i did say publicly on more than one occasion i was sorry. >> the clintons are launching a tour together soon speaking in 13 cities from november until may. the event promises to focus on quote stories and inspithat sha their career. >> thank you for joining us on this show this morning. i want to bring in michelle goldberg. welcome. thank you for coming on. let me pick up where receiveny just left off. bill and hillary clinton 13 tours. is that something democrats would love to see or not? >> no. i wish they wouldn't do this. they say this is somebody who supported hillary clinton in the election, who has a lot of admiration for her. who thinks she's

that opens everything up for bill clinton. inton,ton, hillary the clinton wars of the 1990's have been a major and constant part of our politics for 25 years. 26 years to be exact. i was struck i it. if you're -- i was struck by it. it was the second presidential debate. that access hollywood tape about donald trump had broken days before the debate. what was donald trump's response? how did he try to handle it? he brought all of bill clinton accusers to the debate within. 20 plus years later. it is still driving our politics. still playing a factor. what if mario cuomo gets on that plane? what if he wipes out bill clinton in 1992? it is a major what if that i found myself thinking about. host: you mentioned the speech in san francisco. mario cuomo delivered the speech and flew back that evening. here's part of what he told the democrats. [video clip] a in many ways, we are shining city on a hill. not everyone is sharing in the city's slender -- the city splendor. or everyone seems to be doing well -- there is another city. the

in 20 years, there's a video showing former president bill clinton meeting with monica in the oval office clinton for his behavior decades ago. last night an actress called alissa milano said the president should have been investigated for his behavior. watch this. >> look at bill clinton. he was accused of a lot of ugly things. some he had to admit. people were fine with him having to say him you have to judge him by his worst. should kavanaugh get the same benefit of the doubt? >> no. i don't think bill clinton should have gotten that benefit of the doubt in hindsight. we probably should have investigated the allegations against him as well. >> tucker: is she arguing thatt clinton got too much due process or what is she saying? >> i don't think she knows. she was caught in her hypocrisy there. i also think it's saving fate. a tweet resurfaced from 2012 when she said she loves bill clinton. maybe she's had a change of heart and other self-aware celebrities can follow suit. >> a win for self-awareness. my favorite line of the week. that's the good news. we need more of that. thanks very m

is when we're being dealt with in a way that's uncivil when the rules are being broken you know bill clinton famously said it's better to be strong and wrong versus weak and right and i think what she was saying is we democrats have been we can write and we can't do that anymore that's what she's talking about this notion that she's suggesting that people be uncivil again is wildly out of context please i totally and viewers what's not out of context that is poor by the way she did ok. the democrats that is what it is not just one letter in the seat in really really nice warm fuzzy things and now they're going to play tough go ahead christopher. i was going to say first off it is hilarious for us for us to pretend the democrats have always been so civil look it was hillary clinton who took the unprecedented step of actually running not just against donald trump but it's running against the people who supported donald trump never before have we had a major presidential candidate campaigning against voters not against her opponent not against his policy won by the kids million she was complete

bill clinton was the police.e attorney general. >> ed: attorney general, later governor, of course. >> right. he regulated my nursing homes. i owned nursing holmes at the time. he was the one that was responsible for regulating nursing homes. >> ed: we hear president trump take some heat this week for raising questions about dr. ford's story. among other things he said, you know, we didn't she, why didn't her loving parents come forward with this story decades ago. how do you answer that? >> i was frightened. i was intimidated by hillary clinton three weeks after the rape. and i was very frightened. i was frightened of them. they gain power by the year. i still was a struggling business owner that bill clinton could have shut down at a moment's notice. >> ed: you talked about dianne feinstein who has been front and center in the battle, receiving the anonymous letter from dr. ford, sitting on it and a all the rest. when you came forward, she didn't want to hear your story. >> not at all. i didn't come forward wil

that was -- bill clinton was a centrist. you know, tony blair was a centrist.io's a centrist, mitt romney's a centrist. those are my politics. in terms of assessing the trump administration, i think, i think there's style and then there's substance, and i'm not going to comment about style. but i'm very happy that the united states economy is doing well. i'm very happy we're at record low unemployment rates. there are a lot of good things that have happened. people want to assign some of the credit to ma, some -- barack obama, some to donald trump. that's their -- everyone has their own opinion. i just think it's wonderful to see the u.s. economy growing again over 4%. i think our big competitor, you know, is china, and that if we let china's economy pass us up, be we let china develop -- if we let china produce more engineers than we do, if we let china's technology companies beat our technology companies, it won't be long that our military is behind technologically also, our economy's behind technologically. we have a serious competition going on with china.

. >>> in a new interview, hillary clinton comes to the defense of her husband, bill clinton, over hisffair with then white house intern, monica lewinsky, while he was president of the united states. hillary clinton said she doesn't consider the affair an abuse of power. >> in retrospect, do you think bill should have resigned in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal. >> absolutely not. >> it wasn't an abuse of power. >> no, no. >> there are people who look at the incidents of the 90s and say a president of the united states cannot have a consensual relationship with an intern. the power imbalance -- >> who was an adult. where is the investigation of the current incumbent? >> "new york times" is back with us and legal analyst and civil rights attorney, reva martin. what do you think of her answer in this me too era. >> i think she is right. what happened between bill clinton and monica lewinsky was not sexual assault, but where i disagree slightly with secretary clinton is the power issue. clearly there was an imbalance of power. we don't know if there was an abuse of power. from wha

clinton hiring for a third shot at the white house. if you're looking to get up and close and personal with bill or hillary clinton you're in luck bill and you know it hillary clinton are going on toward thirteen city tour with former president bill clinton former secretary of state hillary clinton. america is great because america is good for. the upcoming may twenty nineteen around the time that twenty twenty presidential contenders are expected to start announcing that plans to run for the white house. she does not look presidential she doesn't have to stamina stamina tremendous stamina for every job i think about trump my is allergic. to the basket of deplorable she's guilty is out what was his response and that was. being a rather have a puppet as president or no props a day now you have the right. academics from around the world are running on israel after the country denied entry to a us student the twenty two year old girl had been granted the right to enter but with detained israeli airport after being questioned about her political activities and her palestinian parents artie's policia has the details. and this is the closest w

. >> bill clinton, i was covering him -- >> absolutely. >> when he went to give the teddy bear service, as it was known forever, after the oklahoma city bombing. these are moments where you are the consoler. it comes with the job. >> part of the job is, you're chief of state as well as political leader. that means after something like

i've had great relationships with bill clinton, with george bush even. worked very closely with him on a number of issues, and barack obama. i would have to say the obama administration because my greatest achievements as a congressman occurred with the affordable care act, were very -- worked very closely with the obama administration, getting the votes we needed to pass it. one of the greatest a competence of my career here in washington. we delivered for millions of people with no insurance to have it. it's come under great attack by the republicans. when democrats take back the house, i believe health care is a right, not a privilege. we have to make it more universal, that coverage. i hope that is something the next congress does take up in democratic control, we lead in providing more coverage, not less. steve: your fellow new yorker is in the white house. what do you think of donald trump? rep. crowley: i don't think it's any secret he's a great disappointment to the american people in terms of the office. he has done great damage to that office.

that says this attack was on bill clinton. >> lots of good journalists, me included, make mistakes. what we are doing is cutting to the core. we assume everyone is green until they fail on enough of the criteria so they sink below and get a read. that sounds like a mistake cnn made, i don't think it was a big conspiracy to say let's deceive everyone end until people was bill clinton. we are not going to solve all the problems in the world. greensf sites will get and they will publish information that is wrong. everybody does. the question is what do they do about it when they make a mistake? do they own up to it? are they accountable? that's one of the major criteria at three what we are really in the business of is telling the people the difference between the denver guardian, which is a website posing as a newspaper, and the denver post, which is a real newspaper with a real website. we've spotted a whole bunch of that are imposing as local tv stations or local newspapers. which looks like a cbs website in just a bunch of phony news. after what we are going and being affected by.

it was also an effort in which he worked closely with president bill clinton on. he was known on the budget committee for fiercely advocating deficit reduction and interest. disputed thely reagan on many aspects of the federal budget and was probably one of the republicans who pushed back hardest against the budget expansion of the reagan administration. demonstrate in of his bipartisan tendencies with president bill clinton in office he found he could work to achieve more balanced federal budget. we brought out some materials related to watergate in 1973. one of the fun things about working with political papers is often everything that's old will become new again. early in his career he was in office as watergate was unfolding. we write out a selection of materials that were related to or in response to the saturday night massacre. a number ofn fired attorney generals and other folks investigating him. one of these documents was produced by the university. document is titled in introductory analysis to grounds for impeachment. it was circulated around capitol hi

bill clinton is a creepy guy that mistreated women.d we impeach him over that and most people think no. democrats are repeating the same behavior. >> i think the democrats's attitude is show the country how things are supposed to work. it's not a question of their personal life. if you have the fbi do an investigation, have the fbi do an investigation not constrain it so you know what answer you will get. >> tucker: one of your leading presidential candidates came on this show and said the problem is trump he violated his marriage vows. i have been married 27 years. i didn't know this was the new democratic standard. the adultery rule is in place for the democratic party. does this apply to everybody? >> no, i think the fact of the matter is what the democrats will run on this years healthcare, dealing with corruption. >> tucker: make sure you have not committed personal since. are you evangelicals that don't believe in god? >> as regards to brett kavanaugh, it's not what he did back in high school. >> tucker: so his yearbook is cool n

bill clinton was at home in new york when this happened. hillary clinton is actually down in florida. apparently us this package was screened in westchester county. the mail doesn't get to the house of secret service protectees here. >> so in some ways it's a good story that former president clinton and hillary clinton are safe. unfortunately george soros house there was an employee that opened it. there are people that unlucky that were in danger and as pete said there's a postal service worker. the white house has been so quick to put out this statement. this is a white house that sometimes bungles communications and slow to react. this is a statement that's very clear. they are saying we don't back this. we don't like this. we have to remind people that president trump is talking about george soros saying he's funding this caravan and paying for protesters. every single rally they are chanting lock her up. even though hillary clinton was defeated two years ago. she's still seen as someone. there are people still angry. president trump has

seeded for moral highground on a lot of sexual assault issues by standing by people like bill clintonedy because of the good things in their view they did. >> no. that's what -- i don't think that's an accurate way to say it. many of us were very critical of president clinton on the choice he made with respect to what happened in the confuse. we just didn't believe, i didn't believe, speak for myself, it was an impooeachable offense. that's the issue. >> what about ted kennedy? >> similarly, people have been critical through the years, and he was critical of himself. he stood up and owned moments where he knew he'd stepped over the line. i think that -- and he wasn't about to be nominated to a lifetime position. in fact, he said to the people of massachusetts, if you think i shouldn't stay here, then, you know -- took those returns and then elected another six times. a very different thing from a lifetime confirmation to the supreme court of the united states where you may have to rule on some of these issues that come up. and so, you know, i think who was it today? there was a, an ar

she said there was more context but bill clinton took it.dier was part of the rainbow coalition convention and bill county called her out in front of the convention. sparked a week long public war with jesse jackson. was one of the ways when you look at bill clinton straddling the cultural divide, he won white liberals in '92 and the black vote, but he reached out and got the conservative, they call them reagan democrats back then. we talk about it as the trump voters these day. blue collar white voters. democratic activists gave clinton some room to do that in '92. i wonder a generation later the democratic base is bigger. they don't lose elections. they don't lose 49 states. they can lose elections, but they don't lose 49 states anymore. the democratic base is big enough to compete in every national election but the question is does a nominee get that kind of loot dude? probably not what clinton got fully in '92. how much will they give their candidate? >> i wish i had another hour to talk about this book with you. i do not today, but frid

bill clinton stumbled over questions and hillary clinton today, it's difficult issues for them.e good answers. you think they have good answers prepared. >> they haven't figured out how to answer it and it limits the ability to be we didn't handle everything perfectly? >> instead of digging in and defiantly purchasing back? >> there is a better answer than reiterating why you lost the campaign. >> that's a good way to put it. why three weeks before a consequential giant election critical to the rebuilding of the democratic party. >> you are a central figure. she is on the air in a lot of senate races. >> that's part of the two. thanks for joining us inside politics. wolf starts right now. have a great day. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer and it's 1:00 here in washington. thank you very much for joininguts. we start with president trump in florida learning more about the devastation from hurricane michael. the death toll now stands at 18. some remote areas are cutoff. they are getting aid dropped in by air. others are waiting in lines for water and food. the worst of the damage is in

sanders: interesting that you bring up bill clinton. nobody wants to hear those accusers' voices be heard, but you are certainly glad to hear the others. i have addressed this. i do not have anything else to add. >> several times in the last week, the president has tried to reassure voters that he will protect people with pre-existing conditions from losing their health insurance. is that a sign he is worried republicans are leaving the argument on health care? ms. sanders: i think it is pretty simple, the president said he supports the provisions and wants to make sure it is not something that gets lost. this, it was pretty obvious that the president was mocking christine blasey ford last night. , isaid, how did you get home don't remember. how did you get there, i don't remember. where is this place, i don't remember. he seemed to become a sort of to the delight of the crowd there in mississippi, mocking her repeatedly. there something wrong with the president of the united states mocking somebody who says she was sexually assaulted?

anyhow, the question i have for you is, why in your book in your reporting do you not write on bill clinton's -- broadric, his assault on cath ln willie, him exposing himself to paula jones. hillary clinton hiring very nasty private detectives, jack pal dean o, and someone in jail, the fact that web hubble is the real father of chelsea clinton. the fact that bill clinton has a son in little rock, arc. who he's had with a -- so the question isde this, why does it take robert may o and rob arrange stone to write the moo to book on the them fist and not a -- do you want him to repeat the question. [laughter] [applause] >> amy: i think your co author is more familiar with my reporting than you are, but i think early on we reported on some of the problems that bill clinton had with women that were going to come back and haunt him, and in fact i look back actually after hillary clinton's comments about monica lieu lewinski on a story i did about young women being cliffed about being excited for p hillary, but conflicted how some of the women back in the day that you mentioned were ashamed and dismi

look at what happened with bill clinton. he was able to triangulate, create the republican party for gingrich and dole as an enemy when he needed to, most politically useful to them. he was able to take himself from somebody in 1994 was pathetic and no one would ever bet on him being reelected to a bit when. trump always is better when he has an enemy. someone to politically fight against. if the democrats were to take the house, and start to serve the endless array of subpoenas that they are threatening to serve, i can absolutely see that could backlash against them. 30 seconds, they are going to give me the hook. several years ago, i wrote a piece about your love for bruce springsteen. you are republican, he is not. tell us about the state of your emotional relationship with bruce springsteen. are you ok? >> i'm ok. i'm out of office, i am not doing anything to annoy him. i went the day after i left office, the first thing i did was go see him on broadway. we sat in the second row. >> did he ignore you? >> he'd knowledged

his mission at that point was not just to finishave bill clinton-- bill clinton was still the presidentl.b.j., the great society, and he picked a fight on medicare funding and basically challenged bill clinton, dared bill clinton to shut down the government on it. clinton called his bluff, turned around the clinton presidency, and it revealed this great contradiction into sort of how we as americans approach politics. conceptually we love small government. conceptually we have a lot of conservatism in us. but we like our medicare. we like our social security. and that's that great-- both parties have been trying to navigate that divide i think ever since. the book is "the red and the blue." the man is steve kornacki. they're both available right now. we'll be right back. thank you, steve. ( applause ) this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfini

one point or another has gone after, has fiercely criticized including two former presidents, bill clinton and barack obama. a former contender of his, hillary clinton and eric holder. what he says here will be significant. i can just pull back the curtain a bit about what i have witnessed in the west wing. i was upstairs outside some of the offices when i saw john kelly briefing other aides to the president on the details as they were learning them. i was told by a senior white house official that the white house is taking this situation extremely seriously but they didn't want to comment further because they say there is an active investigation under way. >> another package in the office of maxine waters. >> yeah. a suspicious package addressed to maxine waters was intercepted at the processing facility. the fbi is investigating whether this is similar to the others. it was intercepted and right now according to reporting from kasie hunt this is being investigated by the fbi to see whether or not it's similar to the other packages we have been reporting on at length here. we're at a poin

but i'm pretty sure that however you do it, bill clinton is in on the secret. about. he won't be doing anything like that. it will be bland insipid clinton foundation type of speeches but they have run out of the saudi princessssh -- saudi princes. so they have to take it on the road. >> tucker: you spent your childhood in britain. and scott kelly, the astronaut learned how hard is it to praise anybody born before 1985. he posted a quote yesterday. one of the greatest leaders of modern times said in victory magnanimity, i guess the days are over. for the crime of praising churchill he was inundated from the criticism that users who said he was a genocidal war monger. he vowed to them and vowed to educate myself further on his atrocities and the racist views. woe. he has been reeducated. what does this tell us? >> the modernization that comes with living in an eternal present tense. churchill, hardly necessary to say this, indispensable man of the 20th century. he provided over the hinge moment before the fall of france and the spring of 1940 and the germans' ins

or hillary clinton you're in luck bill and no hillary clinton are going on tour thirteen city tour with former president bill clinton former secretary of state hillary clinton. america out is great because america was good. the upcoming tour will wrap up to make twenty nineteen around the time the twenty twenty presidential contenders are expected to stop announcing their plans to run for the white house she does not look presidential she doesn't have the stamina stamina tremendous stamina for every job i think about trouble you know lurch in. the basket of deplorable she's guilty as hell what was his response going to say that the retort being contacted rather have a puppet as president an observation or you have the russian. on the way a don't shoot the messenger a news agencies but peddling after sharing scientific research should just think people could be more environmentally friendly by keeping kids to a minimum. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just to become educated and gain from it equals b