bill clinton: this is our shot. jimmy carter: now it's up to you. ♪ you can do magic ♪ ♪ you can have anything that you desire ♪ ♪ magic ♪ >>> working his own special magic is the creator and star of a show on netflix that's quickly gaining a new momentum. >> even though the show itself is called "special", calling him as special is an understatement. our own will ganss is here with more. >> that's right, you guys, "special" was nominated for three emmy awards in its first season and it's sitting at 96% on rotten tomatoes. ryan, you see him behind me. he's tackling ablism and homophobia in the show with humor and heart. >> i have a thing. it's called cerebral palsy. >> reporter: ryan o'connell is special. he's the creator, writer, and star of the netflix show "special", loosely based on his own experiences as a gay person with a disability. >> i opened the closet about being gay, and i opened the closet about being disabled, and now no more closets. >> reporter: making space for himself in an industry that told him

bill clinton: this is our shot. jimmy carter: now it's up to you. ♪ back ♪ back on the chain gang ♪ ♪ oh, oh, back on the chain gang ♪ >>> for so many remote workers, getting back on the chain gang is what going back to the office is going to feel like. >> while many essential workers have never stopped going to work, for everybody else, many are rethinking the post-pandemic workplace. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: according to linkedin, nearly 25% of the applications in late april and may 2021 were for remote jobs, a 7% increase from last year. companies like twitter announcing that they'll continue to allow employees to work from home permanently, while other groups like citigroup, microsoft and google have a hybrid model, a mix of work from home. and the office for their employees. >> i think that it's quite possible that over the next five to ten years, about 50% of our people could be working remotely. >> reporter: but some say it's time to hang up the pajamas and come back to the office full time, like j.p

bill clinton: we've lost enough people, and we've suffered enough damage. george bush: in order to get rid of this pandemic, it's important for our fellow citizens to get vaccinated. jimmy carter: i'm getting vaccinated because we want this pandemic to end as soon as possible. barack obama: we urge you, get vaccinated when it's available to you. george bush: so roll up your sleeve and do your part. ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ ♪ when the rain starts to fall ♪ ♪ i'll be there for you ♪ >>> we're now six days away from an epic tv event. >> of course we're talking about the "friends" reunion. our own friend will ganss is here to tell us about "friends." >> rachel, monica, all of them in the iconic room for the first time in 17 years, and finally, we have our first look at "friends", the reunion. like any great friendship, some things never change. >> oh! my eyes, my eyes! >> 17 years after they said good-bye, they're back together again. "friends", the reunion coming to hbo max next week. >> rachel always cries. >> that's not true. >> jen anniston and the gang ge

bill clinton: we've lost enough people, and we've suffered enough damage. george bush: in order to get rid of this pandemic, it's important for our fellow citizens to get vaccinated. jimmy carter: i'm getting vaccinated because we want this pandemic to end as soon as possible. barack obama: we urge you, get vaccinated when it's available to you.pale. ♪ here you come again ♪ ♪ lookin' better than a body has a right to ♪ >>> here they come again. here the pizza comes again. the queen of country herself dolly parton figures prominently in our special welcome back edition of "kids news now". >> socially distant but finally in person, our own will ganss is i see you ad in that bik gear.en mea since we saw our favorite kid correspondents in person. so finally we were able to meet up in the park and see what faces they don't. >> three, two, one, action! >> guys, it's so good to see you in person. we're back, and we're live. live in central park. >> don't quit your day job. >> this is my day job. who can tell me who this person is. >> dr. anthony fauci. >> that's v

these are couches from bill clinton.s is the whole thing. >> tucker: obviously, you could be pretty mean about that. pretty weird. but the point of this is not to attack frank luntz personally. nice enough guy. the question to ask is what is really going on here? would you take medical advice, for example from frank luntz? should you have to? if you listened to him recently, very much wants you to take the vaccine. vaccines are great. only a crazy person wouldn't get the shot. frank luntz hasn't said a lot, however, about his long-time work for pfizer. huh, that's weird. nor does he brag about his work for purdue pharma. remember that company? purdue pharma is the company that got rural america addicted to opioids.. in 2003 as the opioid epidemic destroyed entire regions, frank luntz urged people to take more oxycontin. i'm a proponent of the pharmaceutical industry, frank luntz told pbs, i'm a supportive of a very famous medication right now, oxycontin because i think this is a miracle drug which allows people to get th

president bill clinton robin mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here's the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they are upset people so many spaces from the middle east south africa colombia the president some tell us the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and identity and religion and desirably are playing a bite. to

president bill clinton robin mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything it what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here's the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they are upset people so many spaces from the middle east south africa colombia the president some tell us the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and identity and religion and deservedly are playing a bite

president bill clinton robin mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here is the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they are upset people so many spaces from the middle east south africa colombia the president some tell us the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and identity and religion and deservedly are playing a bite.

but there's a history of i mean look at the clintons and you know bill clinton was.you know had had sexual assaults and charges leveled at him there were very kind of all there was police reports and i look at and see what money buys it buys relations machines and those machines are cheating the corporate media and so. you know that transcends any day danny who's now the white house senior adviser you know her public relations firm from the joe biden champ he got approximately $2200000.00 to silence stories like mine. and the hunch biden story said what i have you know but can i just counter you for just a minute on the other hand you have the case of like al franken who was i mean obviously some people may have felt offensive and they have good reason to what he did but compared to what some other monsters out there have done it was basically just bad taste and yet he got hammered he lost his career his job everything and he's as much a institutional democrat as they come and you mentioned bill clinton he was impeached for something about the former president a repu

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he plans to spend more than the nation's debt when bill clinton took office.en is a moderate no more, listen to senator lindsey graham. >> if i ever hear joe biden is a moderator again i'm going to throw up because after tonight he embraced socialism and he made barack obama like ronald reagan. judge jeanine: biden says were in the worst economic crisis since the great depression suffering the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war, the worst pandemic in a century and exponential climate change crisis, insurrection, systemic racism, one solution tax and spend. biden's america, government will take care of you from cradle-to-grave, massive government system to fix an american crisis biden will taxes and create a system of caregivers and enhance obamacare, license and unionize caregivers, free education, affordable caregivers, two years of universal preschool and two years of community college, which you have to ask yourself, if joe really cares that much about children, uses any country that out educates us is going out computers, i guess he would ou

distance himself from your governor cuomo and that kemal harriss is hosting things and talking to bill clinton to prevent future monica lewinsky is being abused it's funny that he's not talking about it to lewinsky that he's talking to kabul harris that's why they can only hear him talking to monica lewinsky he's talking of bill clinton isn't that weird it just goes to show you that it's all identity politics which is the killer which is why the democrats lost to a game show host and they probably will again in 2024. this is a failed state joe biden is the perfect representation of a failing empire were done there's no getting out of this we were. even give our own people health care in the middle of a pandemic and we won't even give people a konami relief when we shut down their business as a matter of policy they're shutting down a 3rd of the economy over covert and they won't give people relief so they don't care about helping people who live in a rip asia's oligarchies dylan ratigan point that phrase on my show and. we're sliding into being brazil and nobody's going to do anything about it

he plans to spend more than the nations debt when bill clinton took office. he is a moderate no more. listen to lindsey graham. >> if i ever hear that he's a moderate i'm going to throw up. because he embraced socialism. >> he says that we are in the worst economic crisis since the great depression suffering the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war and the worst pandemic and an existential climate change crisis, systemic racism and only one solution, tax and spend. so now government will take care of you from cradle to grave. a massive system to fix in america in crisis, he will tax us and create assistance, enhanced obamacare, licensed and used unionized caregivers, affordable caregivers to years of universal preschool in two years of free community college. you have to ask yourself, did he really care that much about children? if he does, he said that any country that out educates us is going to outcompete us. well, i guess he's good with other countries outcompeting us because here we are, 100 days in, all public schools are still not open as

there is a saying in radical aviation design, bill clinton: right now, the covid-19 vaccines are availablef americans. george bush: so, we urge you to get vaccinated when it's available to you. barack obama: that's the first step to ending the pandemic and moving our country forward. it's up to you. (veteran) when covid-19 hit, i lost my housing and didn't know what to do. without help from va, i might be homeless. (narrator) if you or a member of your household served in the military and are facing financial hardship caused by covid-19, va has resources that can help you stay in or obtain housing. call the national call center for homeless veterans. due to covid-19, calling is the best and fastest way to get help. veterans without access to a phone should visit their closest va medical center. [actor tea leoni] unreasonable, relentless. stubborn. the world's children need people like that. people who see impossible as an incentive to try harder. who will find one good reason to keep going in the face of a thousand reasons to stop . unicef. we are thirteen thousand strong and we won't stop

bill clinton: they could save your life.you to get vaccinated when it's available to you. barack obama: that's the first step to ending the pandemic and moving our country forward. it's up to you. gavin newsom will release 76000 additional inmates for good behavior, 63000 of them committed violent crimes. would you do that? >> not at all. i think on the leasing of the prisoners criminal justice reform is very important and we need to do that. okay? we need to rehabilitate people and present and bring them back into the community safely. in his case i don't know how many of these people have actually been rehabilitated to go back into society. i am 100% behind our police force. every place i go that if i see a cop or if i'm driving and i see a cop i will put my hand out the window and give him a thumbs up. if i'm sitting there i will pull up and say thank you for your service. this city appreciates what you do. i am 100% support our police forces. as far as i would be very tough on rioting. using as many forces as i could pos

until bill clinton came along and said to the cause of crime is criminals. and it is better to work than be on welfare. suddenly it became safe to do the liberal nonsense again. the most liberal city in the world, new york, turned to rudy giuliani when it finally got up to here with the crime. that's going to happen again and he can't not happen. this is an intolerable situation and people will not tolerate it. >> laura: as crime is surging in minnesota's bigger cities in the twin cities, senator tina smith made her priorities very clear over the weekend. >> why police officers kill unarmed black people. all the time in this country. we need to get the real change we need over the long run and this is about the challenge we have in the country to address the systemic racism, the systems that devalue black lives. >> laura: really cared about black lives within she be demanding more law enforcement to protect black neighborhoods inside minneapolis tonight? >> absolutely, it seems like she is very solicitous of her black criminals and have no concerns for the b

bill clinton: they could save your life.e bush: so, we urge you to get vaccinated when it's available to you. barack obama: that's the first step to ending the pandemic and moving our country forward. it's up to you. ♪♪ steve: democrats constantly lecture on about climate, especially their obsession with getting rid of gas cars but last week alvernia governor gavin newsom made a ludicrous announcement intended to distract from his mishandling of wildfires pledged to ban all grass cars by 2035. now biden is following suit. president biden: future of the auto industry is elective. we will set a new pace for electric vehicles. steve: electric cars aren't quite a green as democrats as they want you to think it is spirit they have a giant battery and how are those made? using a bunch of water known as rare earth minerals like cobalt and lithium and getting these has massive environmental consequences around the world. the destruction of wildlife ecosystems and in africa massive deforestation in the brazilian amazon, not to mentio

only to find out bill clinton say to them, ask al.they thought they were doing and in run -- end run and they could impute that is the -- and they couldn't. so not just what kind of jobs or she get but what kind of autonom y does she have to make policy and see it enacted? that is a big one. anybody else want to talk about harris? william: quickly, i find it interesting that her staff has been very careful to distinguish between the golden title assignment and immigration policy on a broader front. -- triangle assignment and immigration policy on the broader front. she has not visited the southern border and that is no accident. i suspect she and the people around her are not eager to have her out front on what has been, as john hudak has argued, one of the significant difficult areas for the biden administration so far. i am interested to see whether president biden comes to her and says i know this is a tough one, but you've got to do this and if necessary, take a bullet for doing it. elaine: john? john: on the point of what the vic

larry: there's no bill clinton triangulation here at all, it is left, left, left.involved in the china trade negotiation for several years the biggest piece that we have that you recall the day were still in our intellectual property, one way or another are the forced transfer of technology. now the u.s. government wants to steal our own pharma intellectual property, china is going to love this because is going to circulate around the world in china will get their it. on they are supposed to be tough on china, china is the winner on this. >> absolutely, let's be very clear what people are talking about here. they're gonna take all of this amazing technology that are pharmaceutical industry just spent a year perfecting with incredible speed, they're gonna strip that technology, hand it to chinese manufacturers who are going to profit from using it, as you said, this happening in the wake of the fact that we know china has been stealing the ip for years, also given the possibility that it might've been a result of the will him bob that we have this virus in the first

larry: he's not bill clinton he did not triangulate, that's what bill clinton did he's a very smart politician as a democrat. i'm going to give you the last word, this is not a trick question in all honesty. suppose we could get a so-called bipartisan bill, i'm not sure what that means, i'm not sure that the good thing, what is your quick take on this? >> i think joe biden wants to bt democrat and both as often as i can, the real question how many of the big atrocious bills are going to get thrownse reconciliation because that's all they got, i don't see the republicans coming to the table, i should say they have tried to, joe biden is basically refuse to negotiate on anything, it's his way or the highway, i don't see much happening on a bipartisan basis. larry: that's a very elegant way of dodging the entire question and i appreciate that, i am proud of you something i probably would've done in my former job. will continue this on the radio tomorrow matt shop it's always a pleasure, you better warn mercedes, we got to see you two together. thank you for coming on, joe biden claims he's fulfil

, only to be found out that bill clinton would say to them, ask al.and they thought they were doing the end run and they couldn't. so that's the one-two punch we want to look for with harris, not only what jobs does she get, but what kind of autonomy does she have if that administration to make policy and to see it enacted and that's a big -- that's a big one. let's see, anybody else want to talk about harris? new question? >> very quickly. >> yes. >> i find it interesting that her staff has been very careful to distinguish between the golden triangle assignment and immigration policy on a broader front. she has not visited the southern border. that is no accident. and i suspect that she and the people around her are not eager to have her outfront on what has been as john hudak has correctly argued, the most single difficult area for the biden administration thus far. and i think it will be interesting to see whether president biden comes to her and says, i know this is a tough one, kamala, but you've got to do this and if necessary, take a bullet for

a survey was completed of the first 100 days and going back to bill clinton.e than joe biden going back to bill clinton's first 100 days. the easiest press coverage according to pew. where is the press and asking hard in your face questions regularly? that's their job. they certainly don't seem to want to do it when joe biden is the president not according to pew, that's pretty scientific. >> harris: and the president is figuring something out about them. if you just flash a tasty object like ice cream they will follow. new fallout after chicago mayor lori lightfoot when she said she would only grant interviews to reporters of color. to mark the two-year anniversary of her inauguration. the daily caller news foundation and judicial watch are suing the big city democrat after saying she refused to grant an interview to a white reporter. that reporter is speaking out. >> i think that we shouldn't live in a country where anyone is treated worse than anyone else or given an opportunity that anyone else is otherwise given solely because of race. and so at first jus

. >> host: bill clinton. >> guest: bill clinton was dashing came, charismatic, means well and trying extract the book but we did. let's say you publish between hope and history for him. >> guest: 1996 on this very program on booknotes at the time brian asked him why didn't the book do better to be said well it didn't have much time to promote it. i said that's the first time in history that the author said it was in the publisher's fault. let's go barack obama you publish streams from my father. >> guest: as you can imagine it's an amazing tale because his vote had been rejected and turned down by simon & schuster because he had missed his deadline and this young man shows up on my doorstep and he wants to write his story. i could -- i think basically what he wanted it was pay back loans, college loans. he published in 1995 and it did okay and in 2004 when he gave a keynote speech at the democratic convention my descendents, i was long gone by then come at just about the book published it and had 4 million copies. one more sentence when we got together when he was a migrated and i go

but that eventually fell apart for bill clinton, where does this lead?if she's going to be brave to take down a strong political machine that governor cuomo is operating, he will be taken down by the scandal, but the new york state assembly although they say they're investigating is being accused of stringing along the investigation in order to protect cuomo there's very powerful forces in new york that are protecting democrats, at this moment it is m a coin toss. liz: thank you for joining us, it's good to see you up next guy reschenthaler he sits on the gop house task force, where former secretary of state mike pompeo telling maria bartiromo china covid cover-up is staggering, mr. pompeo says the risk of bioterror from research is very real 18 top scientists either not ruling out that covid-19 escaped from the wuhan lab in china, breaking down a lot of stories and angles for you next, stay there. >> the evidence accumulates in spite of the fact that the chinese party will not permit anyone to get any access to the laboratory in the materials and the do

the drawing board with this, taking us back to the great welfare society, ironically democrat bill clinton little bit. what are your thoughts -- curbed. >> the originator of entitlements was franklin delano roosevelt, fdr, okay? social security was the entitlement. he made it very clear then there has to be a link between if heed ral benefits and work okay? that link lasted decades and decades until it was broken in the great society but it was repaired by bill clinton and newt gingrich in the mid 90s. when you hear about this new child tax credit program, this is refundable tax credit. it is essentially a cash grant from the government without any work requirements. you don't have to even be going out to looking for a job. you don't have to be making applications for a job. this violates or this severs the umbilical cord between work and benefits. i am all for safety net. you probably are too. but at a certain point the dignity of work suffers, the habits of work suffer. if you can just have benefits, cash benefits every month from uncle sam and don't have to do anything to be eligible fo

bill clinton formally apologizes. one individual at that ceremony, hermann shah, a test kiki study survivor -- a tuskegee study survivor. here are some remarks at the white house. [video clip] >> in my opinion, it is never too late to work to restore faith and trust. a quarter of a century after the study ended, president clinton, we are sitting together here to allow us to finally put this horrible nightmare behind us as a nation, a most commendable decision. for america to reach its full potential, we must truly be one america, black, red, white together, trusting each other, caring for each other, and never allowing the kind of tragedy that has happened to us in the tuskegee study to ever happen again. host: lillie tyson head, hermann shah saying it is never too late to restore faith and trust. do you think faith and trust has been fully restored when it comes to the legacy of the tuskegee study? guest: yes, i do, but i think it will take a lot of work and a lot of hard, serious, heartfelt conversation, and i think

putin, you know, has been in power, marcus, since bill clinton was president, first appointed acting president of russia when boris yeltsin stepped down and then democratically elected in 2000, less and less democratically elected for two decades after that. now the thing to remember about putin is he is former kgb, and russia experts say he is very convincing with whatever president he works with. biden says he'll meet with putin june 16th in geneva. it will be the first meeting of the two since biden became president though they have met in person before. you'll recall president trump spoke very kindly of putin at a summit in helsinki when asked by a reporter whether he believed the reports from 14 american intelligence agencies that the russians attacked the elections or putin who said they didn't, trump said he believed putin. now there's going to be a lot on the agenda for biden's meeting, including the election interference, of course. the russians pressure on ukraine and the fate of putin's political rival alexei navalny. biden says he wants to reset that relationship with rus

but even barack obama or bill clinton. thanks to the biden administration's accelerated-vaccination push, new cases of covid are at the lowest point since the beginning of october. hallelujah. we have not had a fourth wave. just that relatively muted bump, at the end of the chart there. hopefully, as more and more people get vaccinated, that case number will get lower and lower and lower. it's not a stretch to say the biden administration has done as good a job at rolling out vaccines and vaccination, as any other large-developed nation in the world. in addition, biden's stimulus package has provided the spark he promised. look at some of these numbers. u.s. gross domestic product, gdp, hit 6.4%. that's the second-best quarterly reading since 2003. trailing only last summer's super-anomalous record rebound. but a crazy outlier. in an unprecedented set of circumstances. aside from that, the last time u.s. gdp hit 6.4% in the first quarter of the year was 1969. and again, it's not just large, abstract, economic measurements.

one final thing and they're giving me the rapid bill clinton should be remembered as the president whoe united states and part of that was because the peace dividend but he lowered tax rates and remember the capital gains tax rate and he signed on to the lowering of the capital and that is part of the reasons that we had a budget surplus. we are doing exactly the opposite with this democratic president. >> yeah, and it was bill clinton who said the era of big government is over but it is back big time. these guys really do believe that if we take $6 trillion and take it in the private sector and give it to government that that will make our economy grow faster. i don't buy that for one minute. david: the government works with money much more efficiently than the private sector does, right? >> they believe that. david: i think you're right. ,steve moore, good to see you. coming up u we will be discussig biden's military budget with biden's military budget with veteran johnny we are thrilled we finally found our dream home in the mountains. the views are great, the air is fresh. (sfx: br

republicans heat up the economy than drag us into a recession and then the democrat, whether it's bill clintonjoe biden and up having to pull us out of the ditch. that is the overall historic story here. but the second thing is, this idea of big spending being a problem and we have to cut taxes and all of these things were concerned about deficits. those things only seem to be a concern of the republican party when there's a democrat and. office. well there's a democrat in office, suddenly they care about deficits but when it's a republican in office they can spend $100,000 on a hammer for a new fighter jet that we don't need. they can spin all sorts of money that they want and i think in particular, when you look at what joe biden is trying to do right now, the last time you had a democratic president tried to push through this much money into the social safety net, it literally launched the tea party in 2009 with a barack obama. so i mean, the literally the republicans always seem to get angry and investments into the economy which they then end up benefiting from down the road but let me th

bill clinton to barack obama, and -- 2016 campaign. think biden's 100 days were a complete success, here's how to make the next 100 better. i want to pose a similar question that i just posed to senator sanders. this approach that has been taken is, find things that are part of the democratic agenda that were promised anyway, and are pretty popular on good on the merits and really lay into those. that was true of covid relief an infrastructure. the question is on d. c. statehood, which is more polarizing, even though posed -- polls are going, well it's a more contentious fight. you might watch the poll numbers start to go south on it at some point. it's like, do you hold it together to wait fight and make that a reality, or do you not? that to me is the sort of question right now. >> well look, i think the president is doing what he should be doing. which is, he is delivering for the american people. they are seeing that every day, starting with covid. the distribution of the vaccine, of passing the american recovery act, of putting mo

people who has a distinguished academic record that includes a period with that title, things like bill clinton for improving the lot of african—americans, and here he was a scholar. wraps we will take that up in our second review. jessica, jasmine, thank you with us for being with us. they will be back with more papers to my hope we will have more papers to my hope we will have more papers and just have an hour's time. in the meantime, we have got sports and weather, and i will be back with and weather, and i will be back with a full summary of the news at 11. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. we'll start in portugal, where pep guardiola and thomas tuchel have been giving their final press conferences ahead of tomorrow's champions league final. manchester city will be looking to win the trophy for the first time in their history when they take on chelsea, who won it for the first time in 2012. thousands of fans have also made their way to porto, and despite the enormity of the occasion, guardiola insists he's relaxed. i know that we want to play, and with who we are going to

bill clinton two years in lost the house and senate. barack obama lost the house. donald trump lost the house. the first off year election into a new administration will be a referendum on the performance of the biden administration. if this administration continues to present a program that bernie sanders loves, only bernie sanders could love this kind of program, that will be what we debate in the fall of '22. >> bret: all right. i'm going to try one more time. since april 24th, fundraising emails from republicans have mentioned the former president 97 times. an average of more than five times a day. you are sayings the focus is not on the past. but you are use offing the former president's name and republicans are to raise money for 2022. >> look, each individual candidate is going to use whatever appeal they think works to try to raise money. >> bret: yeah. >> i'm not in the money raising business. i'm in the senate business. and what we're trying to do here is to make some progress for the country. >> bret: i have one more thing, 15 seconds. how has president

president bill clinton over mason we are happy to have you on the program with us tonight it's good to see you i know that some viewers may be asking what in the world does the conflict in northern ireland have in common with the current fighting between israelis and palestinians i mean the 2 seem worlds apart in just about everything what do you say to that. i think at the root of most conflicts invariably you have the issue of identity the issue lound on the issue of religion and i would say here here is the night that i am not comparing the 2 conflicts and saying they are identical but in relation to some of the lessons from the northern irish peace process they were upset people to many spaces from the middle east so i thought frigga colombia that president some thoughts the colombian president said recently that the good friday agreement had a significant and fluence on him as he tried to bring peace to colombia so you're exactly right they're not identical but at the root causes of most conflict is a breakdown and shimon relationships and lounged identity and religion and deserve

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and when us president bill clinton and his wife hillary visited northern ireland in support of the peace process. they checked in to the europa 419-0995. the clinton suite is named in their own. ah, the formal end of post diligence was finally signed with the good friday agreement . on the 10th of april 1998. it was the end of the decades of grim conflict at the end of an era for this extraordinary war for the hundreds of journalists to cover northern islands, darkest years per will always occupy a special place in their hearts and mine. ah, we love the big house of the security and com with all the hell going on around it that they europa invoked. i will never forget that had, i have enormous fondness for it. i regard the ripper in belfast as the greatest hotel in the world. we loved it when it was built and we loved it even when it was bombed and it was and remains a special case in this hotel is for ever in my mind because i see it so often, spying in the middle of belfast beside my railway station and i never fail to pass europa was arch seeing the images of the past. and of course,

after another, dana alarm, the queen and her late husband and bill clinton. the name of you with its imperial suite presidential suite royal and junior suites. the art loan is well equipped all kinds of visitors. ah, you'll find king size pants. actual kings of late dance down with a view the top to beat. ah, i standards this feinstein, towns are upheld by about 500 employees. they're the ones tasked with defending the outlines. good reputation in that day. dealings with designing guests. their job is to breathe new life into the long 24 hours a day. 365 days. so that the legendary grand hotel on the razor plans not only as a story passed, but also a promising future. ah ah. the many places not many my distance, apparently hydrogen is being sold and the clean all rounded as the energy source of the future. many industries are very interested in the seo neutral fuel. but what potential does it really carry? made in germany. in 30 minutes on the w into the conflict with sebastian dislike freshmen dramatic talks to 60 award and yemen shows little sign of ending

for some 40 years before it was finally ended, fast-forward to may 16, 1997 and then president bill clinton formally, formally apologizes for the tuskegee study, one of the individuals at that ceremony that day at the white house, herman shaw, tuskegee study survivor and these are some of his remarks that day may 16, 1997 at the white house. >> in my opinion, it is never too late to work to restore faith and trust and so a quarter of a century after the study ended president clinton decisions together were here to allow us to finally put this horrible nightmare behind usut s a nation, almost welcome decision. in order for america to reach its full potential we must truly be one america, black, red, white together adjusting each other, caring for each other and never allowing the kind of tragedy which happened to us in tuskegee studies to ever happen again. >> host: never too late to restore faith and trust, by herman shaw. do you think it's been fully restored when it comes to the legacy of the tuskegee study? >> guest: yes, yes, yes, i do but it will take a lot of work and a lot of hard, s

[applause] >> reporter: and it was dole's old rival, president bill clinton, who in 1997, made this announcementnt with the highest honor our nation can bestow on a citizen. >> reporter: and clinton also asked dole to lead the efforts to build the national world war ii memorial. dole helped raise some $ 170 million in private funds, and frequently visits the memorial to greet fellow veterans, just one of many good works he carried out after leaving the senate. >> my pledge one time was to make a difference in the life of at least one person every day. now, i've probably failed part of that, but i still work at it. >> reporter: and senator bob dole plans to keep working at it. >> and i don't intend to go quietly. [laughter] >> but that's up to the higher level. i want to try to make 100. >> that's right. we're planning the 100th birthday party. >> that's right. and i'm going to try to get there, if i can. the weatheher's perfecect... fafamily is alall togetherer anand we switctched toto geico; sasaved money y on our boaoat insusurance. hohow could itit gt anany better t than ? dad, i jusust caugh